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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8,1978 The 1979 *' '•edStates D' iienceCla 1=3 Junction vMh x Obcdtoncr AmocU rzzr 1 JUMANNE CEPULIS RECEIV ES AWARD Only one point separated the top five dogs after two days of intensive competiton, but the winner of the Super Dog title for the third time in five years was Russseli H. Klipple's O.T. Ch. .Moreland's Golden Tonka. U.D., in the 1979 Gaines United States Dog Obedience Classic held recently in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Novice Dog and Open Dog competions also were extremely close and both required special runoffs to determine the champions. In the Novice action, JoAnn Geeslin and her two-ye«r- old Miniature Poodle. D.K. Watkins Jon-Jon XXXVII, topped Julianne Cepulis' two-vear-old Shetland Sheepdog, Jo-Lyn's Midnite Convoy, C.D. They had tied for first with 197.5 averages. After 18 Novice events-six exercises under three different judges- only one point separated the top 10 dogs in the final standings. MCHS Water Polo MVP Names Bill Heinrich Bill Henrich a senior on Mike Shanahan's water polo team uas selected the Most Valuable Player Hill along with Mark Costigan were also named co captains for the season Dave Thornton was selected as the Most Improved. V\ \TKR IMH O \V\ \KI)S M \.lt>|< M Koh Berry Mark Costigan Bill Heinrich Hat Murray. Mark Petty. Darreld Sek Dave Thornton Chris Topp and (ieorge Worts John Giallombardo. Major Manager VII \OH M Scott Budaj. Tom Creutz. Keith (.regg Kob (irom Dave Knvac .Joe Mroz Ken Pociask and Joe Wevland Pizza Frozen Pizzas Available: •IN LOCAL BUSINESS STORES •AT OUR PLANT •RETAIL 'WHOLESALE •ALSO, FRESH & FROZEN ITALIAN SAUSAGE T0MASELL0 FROZEN FOODS 2407 tl ftOffTMOft HcMEWrr IL " H0U»S IS MOH -Fll C10MD SAT I SUM 385 5780 385 5781 HOUfj mon thups C, 'jf- , prr ^Q' f '• LITTLE JOHNS CASUAL DINING & ENTERTAINMENT ON THE FOX RIVER om to lom JN Noon to 1 am DELICATESSEN FOOD! OUT! A .AI.Ab.F HlJS homemade soup MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY •VF FEAI jKF SPENGEL t VIENNA MEATS HAW HOUR DOUBLE BUBBLE <3 JO to Gpf . MON' THRU FRI WIIH Fail HOPS D OEU VRES 1 w MAKf iOUf> NfcW YIA*S EVt + KfcitKvATlONS NOW! jt*° ACCfcPIlNG RESERVATIONS WITH 6 DiAGONAL SCREEN your Christmas PARTIES1 IT S HERE 1 biG ADVENT COLOR TV LIVE tHTtmNMtHT FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES [HIS WEEKEND FEATURING ^uULfHer" 1 1211 N RIVER RD McHENRY ILL PHONE: 385-2014 W Mcllenr) Recreation l.adies Tuesda> Nile l eague 12-f>-7K - 7 p.m. Average or better S Thomas. 1 f»4 405. B Just en. 156 E Nimsgern. 180 476. M Spencer. 408. M Diedrich. 410 W Gehrke. 204 495 V Orr. L Crouch. 412. G Smith. 192. 178 522. N Mereness. 401; S Lossmanrt. 168 467; I) Haves. 165 464 D Lauer. 148 360; J Weyland, 4:i2; M L St me. 205 wowie 501; K Miller 454. P Gass. 325; A Joyce, 429. K Bonato. 150 405 P Kosior 158' 422; P Ruemelin. 197 532. K Greer 309. C Boro. 195. 183 537. K Glaviano, 454. M Collis. 342. S Smith. 436. Railroads B Justen. 5 10. P Kosior. 5-6-10. P Kuemelin. 1 3-7 and S McClory. 3 4-7 PS Gals we'll clue you in on who heat the Champ next week and will you be in for a sur prise' PSS Guess evervbodv was trying too or just plain bushed _ y _-7 # dllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllll̂ Jacobs Defeats Warriors | Sports Calendar^ Basketball I Bv Dick Rabbit! Team 69-61 By Dick Rabbitt The Jacobs Golden Eagles won their opening game of the Fox Valley over the Warriors 69 to 61 Tuesday night at Jacobs The game was scheduled early Tuesday morning between the two schools and therefore a small crowd was on hand for the conference opener for both teams Jimmy Johnson put the Warriors ahead 2 to 0 in the first minute of play, but the Ragles fought back, and the score exchanged hands several times before the hosts took a 17 to 16 lead at the quarter. The teams played even the second period each scoring 14 pts , with Bob Bitterman coming off the bench to pick up six of the fourteen The Warriors trailed 31 to 30 at the intermission Early in the third period the Warriors jumped out to a 36 to 33 lead and seemed headed for a good night, when the Eagles put on the press In the en susing minutes the Eagles scored 10 unanswered points to forge ahead 43 to 36. and the outlook was dim for the Warriors. However. the Warriors shook off the shock of the press and came roaring back to trial 49 to 45 at the end of the period Twice in the final period the Warriors managed to catch up and tie the game, the last at 5:15 when Len Jensen hit two free throws, but the Warriors faltered in the stretch and went down to defeat 69 to 61. This game was a lot closer than the 8 points on the scoreboard. The Warriors hustled up and down the floor all evening, but the mistakes were too costly for the Warrior crew Both teams had numerous turnovers, and the Warriors had a bad evening at the free throw line only canning 9 Tonight Crown invades Buckner Gym. and tomorrow night Grant is in town. 1978-79 WINTER SPORTS McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY Vlcllenrv T Zeller Thomas Johnson Jensen Prust B Zeller Bitterman Totals Jacobs fg ft pf 4 1 5 4 0 7 3 2 1 0 2 9 22 61 Bradshaw ' Mike Hudson Rohde Gaulke Mark Hudson Butler Krich Ben To (;©* Mcllenr\ Jacobs fft R 15 16 69 Ili 17 til «!» m & EARL WALSH So I Hear .SPORTS EDITOR Clearing Off The Sports Desk HORSEM WSIIIP Having returned from the Tulsa State Fair. April Pokladnik. Director of April's School of Horsemanship, and three of her associates and members of the show team. Mari Yunker. Becky Nolan and Amy Buettell. showed their mettle competing in all types of classes Between the four of them they took 6 first. 3 seconds. 1 third. 3 fourths and 8 fifths April personally took 1st place in Hunt Seat Equitation. .Jr Western Pleasure. Stock Seat Equitation. .Ir Welsh Trail and Western Pleasure Reserve Championship This is the largest show ofits kind in the United States ATHLETES AWAY Monmouth. Ill A local student has earned a \arsit\ letter as a member of this year's Monmouth College football squad Congratulations to William Hurckes." son of Mr Robert Hurckes 2721 W Tichfield. McHenry a 1977 graduate of McHenry High School and a special education major * * * 4> Your ow n opinions are not as interesting to others as thev are to vou. rs HAMROCKNJ, CLEANERS V The Gentle Touch of Elegance McHENRY MARKET •LACE, McHENRYj 385-1944. Sure -- I watched the Bears play or try to play football Monday night It was pitiful It was sad The San Diego Chargers w ere real chargers as they came off their marks with mucho gusto. , The Chargers showed a great passing game that made the Bears' defense look woefully weak W hen a team throws a bomb on first down, look out None of that old stuff hit the line twice then pass on third down for the Chargers Note to Mayor Bilandic: S I 11 had it in print before you made that crack about looking at Pete Rose's salary in comparison with the checks elected officials take home to mama Must say those big increases won't bring votes at election time There seems to be a big question as to when elected officials salaries can be raised and when the raise takes effect. Conflicting stories. No gray area surrounds the salaries of athletes How high is the sky0 Fox Hole Fvo advised. 'Don't write anything about those Bears Just say: C h i c a g o B e a r s Amen!" The mail always brings some good news The National Jogging Association offers us a chance to join. Would like to put it on Joe Dehn's desk, but surgery has taken him out of the running for a while Now come the Christmas parties. December is a busy month Added to the parties comes a very important wedding in the family. Our niece. Nancy Blake, will glide up to the altar on her father's arm and come out on the arm of her husband. Kevin Brunner i Tried to get her to find an Irishman, but must say Kevin is an OK guy in our book) As we drive around the old home town and look at the remaining landmarks, it strikes us that the Riverside Hotel looks more natural with the white paint removed from the brick walls Slippery roads came too fast Our neighbor. Bill Kreutzer told me some time ago to let him know if I wanted a pail of sand to carry in the trunk of our car I forgot to remember and wished I had that sand one day this week Just learned that winter does not start until December 22 Thev could have fooled me Montini Boys Lead Conference With 6-0 Basketball Record The Montini Mustang Kth grade boys basketball team leads t he Fox Valley Con lerence with a 6-0 record The Mustangs overall record is 8 wins and 2 losses, including a second place finish in the Libertyville Thanksgiv ing Tournament A major factor in the Montini success has been the fine team play on both.the offensive and defensive ends of the floor < Mfensively. the Mustangs have shown a balanced scoring at tack in the first ten games of the season Hustle and aggressive rebounding have been the forces on the Montini defense The Yarsitv has been led by a strong front line of Tim Truckenbrod. Mark Thompson and Bill Hermann The Mustangs have also received excellent support from the backcourt of Gary Freund. Ed Kennedy and Jim Leon Steve Aim John Xabielski and Jeff Smith have provided fine defensive play u bile coming off the l>ench lor the Fox Yalle\ leaders Other key reserves have been Jeff (iies, John Wegener. Tom Wember and Kevin Plautz In Volleyball Diane Peterson Chosen MVP Diane Peterson a senior on Coach Pam Schaefer s volleyball team was selected as ttie most valuable player lor the past season Last week Diane was named to the Fox Valley All Conference team Lisa Toole was selected as the Most Improved <. I It I s\nl I FN It M I \V\ \HI>S \ ;irsit\ M X.IORM Kim Coleman; Mary Foley Peg Freund Dawn Hermes Diane Peterson. Sharon Schau Julie Smith. Lisa Toole and Pam West • ** -- ' MINOR M Kathy Latimer. Peg McGee and Kim Schnntt I Itosii soi'il MINORM Debbie Bauer Lisa Benov Vivian Beyer; Donna Chesler. Mary Chesler. Shan Hermes. Kim Hughes. Chris lacullo Cheryl Kinzie Vickie Nowak Kathy Rasmussen and Mary Semro Certificate of Participation went to Jamie Kirk and Karen Thiet je BEST OF PRESS Pepy Nuisance It's nice for children to have pets. It's when the pets start having children that the trouble begins. -News, Savannah. A Fai lure A new novel is de­ scribed by the critics as being sincere, refreshing and clean. The author is in despair. -Punch (London). We Wonder , Too And for our part we do not envy the rich. We only look at them and wonder how they got that way. News. Dallas. Seven Acres Antique Village & Museum lake a trip into yesteryear... In The Antique Village visit . . . • the general store • the old Union /ailhouse • the Saloon »the Blacksmith • the old print shop • much much more! In The Museum see • the Midwest's largest collection antique phonographs »the turn of the century street • the military collection • Laurel & Hardy movies • a whole lot more! All for one low admission price . Adults $2.00 • Children 6 12$ 1 00 • Under <> FREE NOW OPEN WEEKENDS SAT. t SUN., 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. I AT R T 20 & SOUTH UNION RD., UNION. ILL 923-2214 Itfondez Jtake Ontr AND LOUNGE Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH! FROM 11:30 to 2:00 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Serving Sandwiches and Special Combination Luncheons FEATURING • Chicken Chop Suey • Shrimp Chop Suey Fried Rice V Fried Rice & 095 Egg Foo Young L Egg Roll ^ • Roast Pork • Beef Chop Suey Fried Shrimp, Fried Ronton, _ Fried Rice & 075 Fried Rice * Egg Roll 2 Egg Roll L_ - Friday Special - FISHERMAN'S WHARF J2 95 Includes B' ' Mrri Stnp .Seized *i!fi tnes i olt CARRY OUT ORDERS! 5S06E WONDER LAKE RD WONDER IAKE III PHONE 815 728 0411 « . All ABU (U» »AHQO» IS * A HIDINGS --IflUH Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time Mon., Dec. 11 BBB F<A-Bi Grant home 4:40 Tues., Dec. 12 BBB S Tournament Home 6:30 Tues., Dec. 12 GSw V Lake Forest Home 4:30 Thurs . Dec. 14 GSw V Larkin There 5:30 Wr V-S-F Belvidere There 6:30 Fri., Dec. 15 BBB V-S Crystal Lk. S. There 6:30 Wr V-S-F Crystal Lk S. Home 6:30 ~\ Date Mon, 12-11 Mon. 12-11 Tues , 12-12 Tues, 12-12 Tues , 12-12 Fri., 12-15 Fri., 12-5 Sat., 12-16 Sat , 12-16 MARIAN CENTRAL Sport Opponent Place FBB Montini Marian VBB J.V. Marengo Marengo VBB McHenry (soph) McHenry Tourn. GBB I.C. Wrestling St. Edward VBB Driscoll GBB Driscoll FBB St. Edward Wrestling St. Francis (V) Tourn. Time 4:00 5:30 6:30 Marian 5:00 Elgin 5:30 Marian 6:15-8:00 Addison 4:00 Elgin 9:30 Wheaton 12:00 JOHNSBURG Boys Basketball * Date Squads Opponent Place Time Fri., Dec 15 S&V BeloitCatholic Home 6:30 Sat., Dec 16 S&V Grant Home 6:30 On The Sidelines By Dick Robbitt Last Friday's snowfall put a halt on area high school athletic activities. Although there were a few games played, most of the schools took the night off due to the bad weather The Warriors were no exception as basketball and wrestling were called off. Play begins tonight in the Fox Valley, although the Warriors and Jacobs square off along with Woodstock and Dundee on Tuesday night. Which brings up a good point Why can't games be scheduled for Tuesday and Friday nights, instead of the Friday-Saturday double headers With the distance to travel just a few short miles, teams can play on a Tuesday night, and 1 don't think it would interfere with the educational process. Saturday night basketball games like the Saturday afternoon football games don't draw the crowds. I guess tf you have a state power, and have every seat sold for the year via a season ticket holder you may survive. We are going to have a nice example this weekend Tonight the Warriors host Crown, a pre-season favorite in the Fox Valley. Tomorrow night an old foe, the Grant Bulldogs, come to town Two big games for the Warriors on their schedule We will compare the crowd on Friday night against the crowd on Saturday night If the Saturday night crowd equals or exceeds Friday night, I will pull in my horns In the Fox Valley tonight I pick the Vikings over the Warriors Jacobs to defeat Woodstock, Cary to beat Dundee, and Central to beat city rival South. A lot of honors were passed out to McHenry High athletes this past week Congratulations are in order to Bill Heinrich of the water polo team, Sue Hutchinson of the tennis team, Chris Connell of field hockey, and Diane Peterson in volleyball Each of these fine young people,; was selected the most valuable members of their respective teams the past week All of these people richly deserve the honors bestowed upon them, and the school and community should be proud of these people Coach Marty Sobczak's "Hassling Warriors" will travel to Crown tonight, and tomorrow afternoon at l:00 p.m go to Libertyville Two big matches for the Warriors, and we all wish them well this weekend Sue Hutchinson Selected Most Valuable In Tennis Sue Hutchinson, a junior on Coach Gary Gray's tennis team this past fall, was selected< as the Most Valuable Player Sue played the number one singles all year, and (fualified for the state finals Senior Carol Latz was selected as the Most Im­ proved (>IHI.S TENNIS WV ARDS MAJOR M • Sue Hutchinson; Carol l^atz Tracy Burgess; MelissaDowe Kerry Kraus and Jenny Prust MINORM Julie Allen. Kelly Coats and Chris Knox McHenry High Sophs Beat Jacobs 60 To 37 The McHenry High sophomores defeated the Jacob sophomores Tuesday night by (Tie score of (Ml to M Bob Greve led the local attack with 22 pts SOI'llOMORhS Mcllenr* (io- Jacobs ;;7 Melchen 1 (1 1 2 Lange 1 II (1 2 Totals 15 7 17 :t7 Mdl<-nr\ 12 r> 10 2i rut Jacobs H 1. X 1 :i7 in It !»' «P Greve V 4 4 22 Schiller 1 0 1 2 Bryniarski A 4 4 12 Kalck ! 4 1 10 Freund 1 (i :i 2 Dowell A 2 2 10 Schaeffer 1 0 4 2 Bauml tl tl 0 0 Totals 2:» Jacobs 14 19 60 Vega > in it l>l IP Vega > 1 o 5 2 Corriveu :$ (i :i fi Schaefer 6 2 :i 1.4 Calvert 0 4 0 4 Rvan i i l :i Ault 2 (I 4 2 Keep Safe The Hol iday per iod sees t raf f ic mount to neu h ighs each year on the na t ion's h ighways . Dr iv ing condi t ions are more hazardous in many areas dur ing the Chr is tmas and Neu Year season because of uea t her Hundreds of Amer icans lose the i r hues an­ nual ly on the h ighuays dur­ ing the hol iday per iod DON T HE A TRAFFIC S T A T I S T I C ' U S E A L L PRECAUTIONS lOPEN FOR DINNER rytS THURS 4 to 9. FRI 4 to 10. SAT. 1 to 10. SUN 1 to 9 Attention . . . Chicago Bears Fans DON'T MISS. . . THE BOB O'NEILL SHOW Great Interviews When Bob Talks With The Players! WIVS 850 ON YOUR AM DIAL Fri. 7:35am SAT. 12:35pm Bob O Neil) i$ the General Monoger of Overton Cadillac Pont.oc in McHenry * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * • * * * * * *