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„ ' ",*• 'yw, the crew is dead... help us, please, please help us! 'An all IVIEW film i inspired by the | novel, "AIRPORT" by Arthur Hailey A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR" PANAVISION * (PC .TS - $1.75 CHILDREN (3 thru 1 HARVARD 21-23 N. A YER STREET • 24 HOUR INFORM A TIO\ HARVARD. ILLINOIS • (XI5) 943-445! NEW - CLEAN - COMFORTABLE - CONTROLLED NOW PLAYING! Fish Fry Friday 5 until 9 p.m. Public Always Welcome Chicken and Steak ALSO SERVING Whole Channel Cat Fish, Shrimp, Scallops Pistakee Country Club f 815 W. Bay Road (Rte. 134) Phone:385-98548 McHenry Hornets Football Automobile Service Tips FAN BELT CHECK THE TSUSION OF THE FAN BELT 3Y • PUSHING /T DOWM. MIDWAY B>FTrt££/V THE PULLEYS. H//77V YOUR THUMB. THE FAN &ELT SHOULD FLEX ENOUGH TO DEPRESS APOL/T HALF AN INCH. IF /T STRETCHES BEVoNP THAT, /TNEEPS TV 0? T/&/HTFNEP>. The J§ Era to 2.000 A.D. 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"iily. t Offer ifood only while participating dealer's inventories of promotional model* last I NOW OPEN AT 4705 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Automatic Car Wash Will Open Soon!! CAR WASH MCHS Spring Sports Delayed By Weather conference, and it gives the coaches the opportunity to look over the boys, they will depend upon during the conference season. With the conference season only a week away you can bet that both Ken and Gary, along with Wally Scott of the track team will be looking out the window quite frequently this week. By Friday we hope to give you a rundown on the .various squads, and comments from the coaches. Meet Your : Coaches : Editor's Quote Book An extravagance is anything you buy that is oj no earthly use to your wife. Franklin Pierce Adams MCHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM-Left to right. Front row. Mike Philpot, Crystal Lake; Rick Sorenson, Woodstock; Steve Tucker, Crystal Lake; Doug Freund, McHenry; Lee Frick, Crystal Lake; Tom Beckley, Wheeling. Back *ow. Coach "Gus" Williams; Randy McNally, Grant; Larry Hirschey, Crystal Lake; Greg Freund, McHenry; Greg Denton, Crystal Lake; Bob Vitek, Cary Grove; Jim Maronde, Crystal Lake; and Tom Fenwick, McHenry. Not pictured, John Dobbie, Crystal Lake; Steve Himpelman, McHenry; Jeff Lee, Woodstock; and Dennis Wehrheim, Richmond. McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE BASEBALL ROSTER Name Pos. Yr. High School Tom Beckley C-OF 1 Wheeling Greg Denton OF 1 Crystal Lake John Dobbie INF 11 Crystal Lake Tom Fenwick ' OF 2 McHenry Doug Freund INF 1 McHenry Greg Freund P 2 McHenrv Lee Frick P-OF 2 Crystal Lake Steve Himpelman P i McHenry Larry Hirschey P i Crystal Lake Jeff Lee OF 1 Woodstock Jim Maronde SS 1 Crystal Lake Randy McNally SS-P 2 Grant Mike Philpot C 1 Crystal Lake Rick Sorenson INF 2 Woodstock Steve Tucker P 1 Crystal Lake Bob Vitek INF 1 Cary Grove Dennis Wehrheim INF 1 Richmond McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1975 April l Tuesday Highland Community College (2) Away 2:00 April 3 Thursday Rock Valley College (2) Home • 1:00 April 10 * Thursday William Painey Harper (2) Home 2:00 April 11 Friday Kishwaukee Community College (2) Home 2:00 April 13 Sunday Kankakee Community College (2) Away 1:30 April 14 * Monday Elgin Community College (2) Home 2:00 April 17 * Thursday Waubonsee Community College (2) Away 2:00 April 18 Friday Kishwaukee Community College (2) Away 2:00 April 21 * Monday Oakton Community College (2) Home 2:00 April 23 Wednesday Madison Tech. (2) Away 1:00 April 24 * Thursday Lake County College (2) Away 2:00 April 26 Saturday Sauk Valley (2) Away 1:00 April 30 Wednesday Morton Junior College Home 3:30 May 3 . _ Saturday Highland Community College (2) Home 1:00 May 5 * Monday Triton Junior College (2) Away 2:00 May 8 * Thursday May fair (2) Home 2:00 May 10 Saturday Waubonsee Community College Inv. 9:00 May 15-16-17 Sauk Valley Inv. * Skyway Conference Athletic Director: Robert E. Franz Baseball Coach: Kenneth E. "Gus" Williams Phone No. - 815-459-6800 Ext. 34 Office Phone No. - 815-459-6800 Ext. 25 Home Phone No. - 815-455-1390 SPORTS * SPECIAL Haven't von done w ithout a loro loii£ enough? GALAXY - At 7:30 Only! By Dick Rabbitt The spring sport activities at McHenry High School are going to be delayed by the weather. With the Warriors of Coach Ken Swanson scheduled for six baseball games this week, along with Gary Gray's tennis squad engaging in four mat­ ches, the outlook for the openers are very dim. It is hoped by both coaches that the snow will melt, and the weather become much warmer in the very near furture. All gamps and matches are non year. Must be they have something special in the way of entertainment. Now comes a letter from our old friend. Congressman Bob McClory, offering a booklet on "Growing Vegetables." We do real well, with dan­ delions, but just the thought of a vegetable garden gives us a backache. We are sending for the booklet -- just in case. However, if we should weaken, our first thought would be to seek advice from our next door neighbor, Mrs. Ford Hanford, She knows how. There were some great gardeners in our neighborhood, but time has caught up to some of them. Kate Schreiner is disabled. Emma Freund is still spry, but has cut down on the size of her patch. Mrs. Unti was a great one, but we're not so sure her daughter, Lillian Cairns, is such an expert. Mrs. Dick Frett shows experience. Then there is Virginia Keutzer (?). With the weatherman holding up spring sports at our high school, Dick Rabbitt won't have much to report for this issue. Looks like we will have to scratch around to fill a sports page. THE BEST THING TO GIVE... The best thing to give your enemy is forgiveness: --to an opponent, tolerance; --to a friend, your ear; --to your child, good example; --to a father, reverence; --to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; --to yourself, respect; --to all men, charity. Ben Franklin On Sat., March 8, Phil Thorne and Fred Berg of the McHenry Hornets Jr., football team, attended a coaches clinic conducted by championship coaches. Coaches from all over the state were in attendance. The speakers were Clint Evans, Willowbrook high school, 73-74 record 18-2, DuPage coach of the year. 73-74-champs, Harold Samorian, Glenbrook North, Class 5A state champs, Leahy coach of the year, past 4 years - - 31-5-2. West All-star coach, Bob Pellant, Rockford East, Class 4A champs, currently on 22 game winning streak. Bob Binette, Hillcrest, 73-74 S.I.C.A. champs, seniors won 33 in a row, varsity 17 in a row. Jim Lvne, St. Viators, 4 year record 29-8-2, East Suburban champs. Phil Thorne, head coach of the Hornets stated that even with most of his coaches having played college football, we still attend at least one clinic per year. We pick up 6 to 8 new ideas, which help us to become better coaches. The Hornets are still looking for players over 80 lbs. Any grade school boy interested may get in­ formation by calling 385-6333 during the day. TUESDAY MID-NITE SPECIALS TOMASELLOS 9:30 P.M. Gayle Bonus wants the league to know that she has managed to bowl a gami without a mark. C. Fenzel 172, 156 - 468; C. Babineau 462 167, 162; B. Jennison 439 - 161; and L. DeHaan 432 - 164. HIGH GAMES F. Thorson 153; J. Petror 153; C. Collett 150. Conversions: B. Kosanovich 3-7-9. TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE March 27,1975 J. Schmitt 176, 181, 172 - 529; D. Hiller 156, 202, 150 - 508; E. Rad 180, 189 - 500; K. Bradley 153, 153, 188 - 494; M. Smith 195, 150 - 472; B. Hettermann 155, 150 - 454; F. May 178; F. Krabbenhoft 173; M.E. Freund 168; E. Schaefer 168; S. Kelly 168; C. Adair 167; A. Ritter 163, 151; C. May 162, 153; L. Wilhelm 162; E. Mangold 159, 154; S. Rudolph 159; D. Mortell 159; C. Tancredi 159; I. Stilling 157; L A. Smith 153; and M. May 152. R.R. Converted: M. Frett 5- 7; C. Adair 5-8-10; K. Bradley 4- 7-9; B. Hettermann 3-7; M." Smith 3-7-10 and 3-7-8-10. ~ LADIES SOFTBALL 0636XS6363C3696XX3CXX36XXX36XX Now taking applications to join McHenry 12" Fast Pitch Softball team. Age 16 yrs. and up. Must be McHenry resident. For further information call Roni Bierman, 385-3404. Team is entered in McHenry County League and also Rockford Northern Assoc. League. ;; Sports «: : Calendar !! Wonder Lake Boy's Baseball will have its registration on Saturday, April 5. The hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration will be held at the east side firehouse. OYSTERS An oyster takes in and filters up to 100 gallons of water a day. CHEWING HABITS The United States is experien­ cing a spurt in chewing tobacco. Production of the product has in­ creased 16 percent in the past five years to 74 million pounds Today's chewer prefers loose leaf and fine cut tobaccos rather than old-fashioned plug Sli i r l - l iki ' in ht : PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975 TRAINING IS OVER ... as members of the Warrior baseball team line up for their uniforms. Coach Ken Swanson left and manager Ted Honning passed out the bright looking suits last week and the Warriors will open their season this week. Monday and Tuesday's games were canceled because of the wet infield. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) COOKING VEGETABLES Cooking vegetables in a small amount of water, and not over cooking them are two ways to retain vitamins. If you insist on boiling the,m in more water than is recommended, remember the broth from cabbage, turnips, and rutabagas can make an excellent base for soups and stews The sun shone down to help make Easter the happy and glorious day it is supposed to be. But, it wasn't much of a day for the gals to step out in their Easter finery. As if anybody cared, we wore our winter coat and old (con- fortable) hat. It has always been our contention that good players can make a coach look good. Now we hear that the great one, John Wooden, is retiring as coach at UCLA. From Coach Wooden's outstanding record as a high school coach, then in college, we have to believe that it wasn't all good material that made him a winner. It made our day when the Stangarones brought John's mother to our table at the Longhorn for a visit recently. She's a grand lady in our book. . The time has come for big time baseball teams to cut their squads to 25 players and many a rookie is unhappy. They come from the minors with strong -irms and hope. Then comes tne sad day when they take their strong arms to the bushes and leave hope behind. Rookies aren't shrinking violets these days. They blast the management before they pack their bags. Imagine a raw rookie blasting a manager like the immortal John McGraw! They would get a one-way ticket back to the minors-- never to return. Clyde Blackwell was in to give us a Puppet Show that he wanted to have finished for St. Patrick's Day. Very clever. Things like that make us wish we were born with some talent. The Cubs are raising the price on certain tickets this : Save$40 N on Key-I .ectric start Ibro Crassmaster" DAN BOLAND Dan Boland is sophomore football and assistant track coach at McHenry High School. He and his wife Gaye have two children. Michael age 4 and Erin age 2. His home town is Oak Park, Illinois. Dan at­ tended St. Mel's High School in Chicago where he was on the track team. He has both a Bachelors and Masters Degree from Northern Illinois University. While at Northern he was on both the cross country and track teams. Prior to coming to McHenry Dan taught at Transfiguration Jr. High in Wauconda. He has been assistant track coach for five years, and for three years was freshmen football coach, prior to his being moved to the sophomore squad this past .season. He teaches Business Education and is Chairman of the Business Education Department at West Campus. FOR. YEARS NOW, FLASHY ROOKIES HAVE FOUND THEIR GLOVE WORK COMPARED TO THAT OF BALTIMORE OR/OLES' 3*D BASE WIZARD BROOKS ROBINSON EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ FOR 2 DECADES, HE HAS BEEN MAKING SENSATIONAL STOPS AND THROWS-AND HE STILL HAS THE SPEED AND HANDS THAT HAVE EARNED H/M THE NICK­ NAME, " THE HUMAN VACUUM CLEANER'/ &ROOKS HAS WON /VIORE GOLDEN GLOVE AWARDS THAN YOU CAN COUNT ON FINGERS & THUMBS. M. V. P. IN THE WORLD SERIES OF /970 WHEN BALTIMORE TOPPED CINCINNATI 4 GAMES TO /. HE WAS BORN IN LITTLE ROCK,ARK. IN 1937. HE'S SURF TO BE A HALL OF FAMER. W hatever you need a mower to do. the ( i rass- master ran do it hags, middles or disperses grass I t ' s real lv three mowers in one. Only Toio has i t . And. i t ' s powered In the rew,I , i t Higl i - Tonpie engine "huh de- power w i t l i minimum noise We have a limited sup pill of three- in-one m.m- ers . i t this .savings. t Take a look now before they ' re gone