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PAGE I - PLAINDEALER-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25.1»75 IDE SPECIALIZE IN FAUCET REPAIR f I1 'FREE ESTIMATES & ADVICE WE CATER TO THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER PRICES EFFECTIVE TILL NOV. 30th ireezer ueei HANGING WEIGHT Fr$l. . . 5 LB. of ground beeNtith coupon & order Village market 4405 E. Wonder lake Rd. Wonder Lake What is a birthday? It is receiving many thoughtful cards. It is having friends and neighbors phone or come a - callin' at your home. It is having relatives and those close to your heart share the day. ft is having grandchildren coine through your door shputing Happy Birthday! And, those grandchildren worrying about how Grandma could find enough room on the cake for all the candles it would take to cover Grandpa's age. It is a call from your niece, Kathy Blake Orttel, whose birthday also comes in November (as does grand­ daughter Aleen's) with the comment: "November is an important month. That's why they have it come before December." It is a day when we used to send flowers to our mother on our birthday and some people thought that was a funny twist. It is a day to be happy and ORNAMENTAL IRON * Railings-Columns ; Custom Fabricating *. Welding & Structural £ STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. > (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 hope the Good Lord will bless you with health to hang around for another birthday. There is a lot of repetition in YMCA activity releases. We print some enough to let you know that programs of a wide variety are available to all ages and to those with physical handicaps. Coach "Hutch" sent a very complete and interesting booklet on the Cross Country achievements at McHenry High. They set high goals and participants put every ounce of strength, fortitude and energy into the sport. The great record at our school is not just an accident. Thanksgiving Day is just around the corner. Perhaps the anticipation of turkey and all the trimmings is uppermost in our minds. Perhaps we forget that the day was set aside when Pilgrims settled in this country and took time to count their blessings. It is a day when we worry about those less fortunate who may be hungry and cold. It is a day to realize that Home Sweet Home is your castle and recall the famous Edgar Guest poem "It takes a heap o'living in a house to make it home". One can hardly go wrong in attending services in the HAPPY THANKSOIUINO AT Pat's Supper Club RT. 12 SOLON MILLS N 2 Mi. So. East of Richmond JOIN US FOR CASUAL DINING & COCKTAILS IRISH HOUR DAILY(5 to 6 P.M.) Mixed Drinks % Price! DINNER SPECIALITIES FEATURE: STEAKS - LOBSTER - RIBS - ROAST - DUCK - SEAFOOD family Style Thanksgiving FEAST ON: ROAST TURKEY & GOOSE - HOMEMADE SOUP - WALDORF SALAD - CREAMETTES & KIDNEY BEANS - HOMEMADE BREAD - MASHED POTATOES- GIBLET GRAVY - RED CABBAGE- GREEN BEANS - CRANBERRY SAUCE - HOME­ MADE MINCE & PUMPKIN PIE - DINNER BEVERAGE - DRESSING ALL V0U CAN EAT *5 50 (CHILDREN ID OR UNDER lA PRICE) Reservations (815) 675-2411 DINING ROOM HOURS: FRI. 11:30-11 P.M. TUES.-THUR. 11:30-10 P.M. SAT. 4 P.M. -11 P.M. SUN. & HOLIDAYS 12-9 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS T.N T. LEAGUE Thursday, Nov. 21,1975 GAMES 150 AND OVER: Dorothy Hiller 205 - 167; LuAnn Smith 193-187; Gladis Rudolph 182; Grace Blake 180-170; Mary Ellen Doherty 178-166; Patsy Hiller 173-151; Better Het- terman 168-152-159; Judy Sch- mitt 166; Olivia Hiller 166; Marcella Wakitsch 162; Cheryl Kriewaldt 161; Sue Tonyan 160- 158; Louise Smith 159-154; Ethel Rad 157; Isabel Stilling 156; Marilyn May 155; Dollie Pecucci 155; Eleanore Mangold 154; Marrilou Huemann 152; Carol Adair 152; Connie May 152; Sindy Rudolph 151. NEW FIRST HIGH TEAM SERIES: Central Garage 2250. NEW TIE SECOND HIGH TEAM GAME: George Hiller and Son 784 RAILROADS: Dorothy Hiller 2-7; Pat Schmitt 3-10; Mary Jo Hiller 5-10; Marie Gohl 5-7. PIZZA WINNER: Beauty Bazaar - 202 pins over average. TURKEY WINNERS: Mary Ellen Doherty; Dorothy Hiller; Louise Smith; LuAnn Smith; Sue Tonyan; Olivia Hiller; Lois Thelen; Cheryl Kriewaldt; FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS SSL S Stai . . . . ( fo i twflVlWl 1214 N. Green St.. McHenry Season Summary Of Cross Country Team ^JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUs (Montini Girls) | Basketball i Notes i On Monday, Nov.. 17, Mon­ tini s girl's basketball teams were both defeated by Coun­ tryside. Cindy Tonyan led the seventh grade team in rebounds and Linda Aim led the scoring with 13 points. The whole team played a good game, but Countryside, the conference leader, proved to be better and won the game, 44- 34. In the eighth grade game Carol Hermann played an outstanding defensive game, while Priscilla Kasprzyk led the Mustangs in scoring with 9 points. Countryside won the game by a score of 62-25. POOL CLOSED The West Campus swimming pool will be closed for public swimming, Thursday, Nov. 27, and Saturday, Nov. 29. So I Hear WATER POLO AWARDS--Coach Mike Shanahan, third from left presented awards to 1-r Bruce Fetzer, Hal Hartwig and Chris Goetchel. Bruce and Hal tied for the MVP award. Bruce lead the team in goal attempts (51), goals scored (42) and attained a .808 scoring average. Hal had a .555 average on goals saved. Chris captured the most improved award with 14 goals and a shooting average of .538. The Warrior Water Polo team ended the season with a 7 win, 5 loss record. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) SPORTS EDITOR I By Dick Rabbitt Led by senior Andy Oakley the McHenry High cross country team again had an outstanding season. It should be noted that Oakley was first for McHenry in every race except one this past season. Fourteen places were awarded to the All Conference Team, and the champions from McHenry placed four on this elite team. Senior Andy Oakley, Junior Fred O'Halleran, and two sophomores Vince Linnane and Mike Burmann. The composite record for the teams were 35 wins, and 14 losses. Once again from all Warrior fans congratulations to Coaches Hutchinson and Kyle and to all members of the cross country teams for a fine season. SEASON SUMMARY 1975 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS Added 35 wins to Make it 248 Wins - 44 Losses - 2 Ties since 1968 Varsity - North Suburban Conference Champions. Sophomores - North Suburban Conference Cham­ pions. 3rd Place Trophy - Maine West Invitational. 3rd Place Trophy - Grant- Crystal Lake Invitational. 2nd Place Trophy - Crystal Lake Sophomore Invitational. Varsitv Dual Record 14 Wins - 4 Losses. Sophomore Dual Record 12 Wins - 6 Losses. Freshmen Dual Record 9 Wins - 4 Losses. Qualified for Sectional by placing 4th in the District. 4 McHenry Boys made the All Conference Team: Linnane 6th, Oakley 7th, Burmann 9th, F. O'Halleran 14th. Senior Andy Oakley was first for McHenry in every race except one. Girls Volleyball In Full Swing The McHenry high girl's volleyball team after a week of tryouts has been chosen by Coach Peg Houk and her able assistant Sue Grosser. Twenty- three girls are now par­ ticipating, and from early reports they show some great skills, and have a lot of potential for a winning season. Girls on the team are: Pat Chappel, Diane Peterson, Karen SzUmlas, Jill Freund, Jackie Wolf, Cindi Short, Cathy Boak, Lori Conway, Karen Anderson, Martina Harrison, Diane Smith, Barb Romme, Deb Carro, Janet McKinley, Lisa Sosinski, Cathy Carpenter, Chris Greive, Mary Goetschel, Annette Hansen, Cindy Mc­ Donald, Cookie Miller, Karen Day, and Julie Bitterman. Jan Novak and Anne Hickey are the managers. I If you want to see girl's volleyball at its best, come to *West Campus gym, and cheer the girls on to victory. The schedule; Tuesday, Nov. 25, McHenry at Crystal Lake - 6:30 Tuesday, Dec. 2, McHenry at Zion - 4:30 Thursday, Dec. 4, Lake Forest at McHenry - 5:30 Tuesday, Dec. 9, McHenry at No. Chicago - 6:30 Thursday, Dec. 11, Liber­ ty ville at McHenry - 5:30 Thursday, Dec. 18, Dundee at McHenry - 5:30 Thursday, January 8, McHenry at Crown - 6:30 January 13-17 - IHSA District January 20-24 - IHSA Sec­ tional January 27 - IHASA Super Sectional January 30-31 - IHSA State Finals Ethel Rad; Kathy Fleming; Roni Rogers. MCHENRYSCHOOL LEAGUE 11-19-75 The turkeys, for most pins bowled over average in the second game were awarded to bachelors. Ron Glawe rolled 43 pins over his average, and Don Prazak rolled 39 over his. To encourage those lesser bowlers, turkey candles were given to Carolyn Gratz (a minus 33) and Barb Medings (a minus 25). Ron Glawe also makes the news with his high series of 502 while Wil Farrell rolled a 198 for high game. Shirley Blume didn't fall down or anything, but still captured both high series and high game with a 176 and a 468. Ron Glawe (again) picked up the 5-8-10 as did Barb Medings while Roy Homo and Judy Hamilton got the 5-10 and Lyle Luzum cleared off the 5-7. Chris Winters raised her average by 3 pins, and Barb Novak, Ron Glawe, A1 Boeldt and Shirley Blume added 2 pins. Chokers 29 15 Headstart 28 16 "The" Bowlers 264 17' 2 Spare Parts 25 19 Positive Thinkers 20'2 23'2 Stars & Strikes 20 24 Phoenix 20 24 US'S 19 25 Handicappers 16 28 Chuckers 16 28 TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 11-11-75 Irene Brackmann 477; Martie Raasch 440; Carolyn Law 186-506; Mary Mut- schinsky 223-514; Cammy Gaylord 468. 11-18-75 Doris Diedrich 202-471; Rosie Przetacznik 426; Irene Brack­ mann 202-514; Martie Raasch 197-520; Janet Flicek 461; Nadine Larkin 426; Dar Michelsen 428; Karen Schaefer 441. R.R. Mary Mutschinsky 4-7- 9; Dar Michelsen 5-7; Maria Bremer 2-7-10; Martie Raasch 5-7. Martie Raasch and Doris Diedrich were the Turkey winners with most pins over average. CHEERING for the Freshmen wrestlers, these young cheerleaders form a beautiful formation during the home match against Elgin-Larkin Friday night. The girls had something to cheer about as the Freshmen won 41-26 while the Sophomores and Varsity lost by close scores. Performing the splits 1-r are Karen Lobitz and Terry Weingart. In the back are Capt. Nancy Preston, Allison Boyer and Gretchen Heidler. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) 1975-76 Wintef Sports Schedule Codes: BB- Wr- GBB- S- Baaketball . VB-Volleyball Wrestling Sw-Swimning Girls Basketball V- Varsity Sophomore P- Freshmen JV-Junior Varsity 3oB- Sophomore B F/S - Frosh-Soph *- Two Busses - one from each school Bus Leaves Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time East West tue-Nov 25 Sw VB V Girls Patriot Relays - Crystal Lake Stevenson there 6:00 6:30 4:30 5:30 Fri-Nov 28 BB BE S V K&neland Trn. King Korn Trn. there Sycamore 9:00 3:00 7:15 12:30 3at-Nov 29 BB BB Wr BB S V V/S Fr A-B Kaneland Trn. King Korn Tm. Double Dual Libertyville there Sycamore Here here 1:30 9:00 Tue-Dec 2 Wr VB Sw F/S/JV/V Lake Forest Girls Zion F/S/V Woodstock here there here 6:15 4:30 4:30 3:00 2:45 Thur-Dec 4 0 VB Sw Girls F/SA Lake Forest Rolling Meadows here here 5:30 4:30 Fri-Dec 5 BB Wr S-V Barrington F/S/JV/V Barrington there here 6:45 6:45 5:30 Sat-Dec 6 BB BB F/3oB/JV Barrington S-V Grant here There 9:00 6:45 5:30 Mon-Dec 8 BB Fr A-B Grant there 4:30 3:00 Tue-Dec 9 Wr Sw VB F/S/JV/V Grayslake F/S/V Wheeling Girls Nor^h Chicago there hsrc there 6:15 4 :30 • 6:3"- *5:00 *5:00 5:00 Wed-Dec 10 BB S Sophomore Trn. here 0:30 Thur-Dec 11 VB Girls Libertyville here 5:30 Fri-Dec 12 Wr BB F/S/JV/V S-V Dundee Dundee there here 6:45 6:45 *5:15 *5:15 Sat-Dec 13 Wr BB BB Sw F Double Dual- Round Lake Fr/Sob/JV Dundee there S-V Antioch here V E. Aurora Invit. there 1:00 9:00 6:45 10:00 "11:00 *8:00 *8:00 8:00 Mon-Dec 15 BB Fr A-B Lake Zurich here 4:30 Tue-Dec 16 Sw i Wr BB F/S/V F/S/JV/V S Libertyville Crystal Lake Sophomore Trn. there here here 4:30 6:15 6:30 3:00 Wed-Dec 17 BB S Sophomore Trn. here 6:30 Thur-Dec 18 VB Girls Dundee here 5:30 „ Fri-Dec 19 BB Wr V-S V Crystal Lake Harvard Trn. there there 6:45 6:00 5Y45 3:00 Sat-Dec 20 Wr BB Wr V Harvard Trn. Fr/Sob/JV Crystal Lake F/S Wauconda Trn. there here there 10:00 9:00 9:00 7:30 8:00 Dec 29,30,31 BB BB V F Kankakee Trn. Waukegan Trn. there there Fri-Jan 2 Wr F Grays lake Tm, there 6130 4:30 Sat-Jan 3 Wr F Grayslake Trn. there 1:00 11:30 Tue-Jan 6 Wr Sw F/S/JV/V F/S/V Cary Grove Buffalo Grove here there 6:15 4:30 3:00 Phur-Jan 8 VB Girls Crown there 6:30 5:00 Fri-Jan 9 Wr BB F/S/JV/V S-V Mundelein Mundelein there here 6:45 6:45 *5:15 *5:15 EARL WALSH jT_rt_n_nifUn_ri.ri • „-| -, - m m m m m m « - -- fINO'S PLUMBING 1326 RIVERSIDE DR-McHENRY J 3$5-60M"- •Kitchen and Bath Remodeling •Vanities •Water Heaters •Full Plumbing Service church of your choice to thank God for His blessings and that you were given shoulders to bear the weight of adversity. A bountiful and happy day is our wish for each and every one of you. rass! 1 AWAY Sports news from Western Illinois University: Western's strong relay teams could give the team that needed edge at Drury. Heading the 400 yard medley squad are All- Americans Rick Swanson, backstroke (McHenry), and Jeff Rusk, breaststroker (Skokie). Others who are probables to round out the quartet are All-American Mark Winter, butterfuly (Moline), McCabe, butterfly, and All- American freestyler Lawler. HEY!! Fischer Is Back HAIRSTYLING AND REGULAR CUTS Fischer's Barber Shop 3606 N. CHAPEL FILL RD. JOHNSBURG J LARRY --2 BARBERS CLARENCE For Appointment Call 385-0932