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Basketball Picks And Player Preview For '66 In North Suburban Loop By Bert Hageniatui Having been associated with basketball in this confer* ince for six years, I would like to use this week's column to make some predictions for the North Suburban conference for this coming season. Here is the way I see the final standings come tho end of next February. 1. North Chicago 2.' Libertyville Woodstock 4. McHenry 5. Zion Benton 6. Barrington 7. Dundee 8. Crystal Lake North Chicago, wihner of last year's conference title, is once again loaded. They graduated only one starting senior, and have returning lettermen Rufus Woods leading a squad which plays tremendous defense and is capable of unloading a blistering offense. Anyone who beats this ball club can consider having done a job well, as they possess speed, size, and great shooting. Libertyville will also welcome back a number of returning lettermen, having lost only two starters from last years second place ball club. The only problem the speedy Cats will face is lack of height, but their ball hawking ability and fine outside shooting should carry them to a hig hconference finish. Streaks Big Up Front At Woodstock, Coach Gib Kurt/ will welcome back perhaps the biggest front line in the conference, with the Johnson boys and Wilson giving h i m h e i g h t , w e i g h t , a n d strength under the bucket. His only problem might arise from inexperience in the back court, but look for this well coached team to finish ^high in the standings. McHenry this year welcomes back 6 lettermen, headed by Tom Evans, Phil Schimke, Pat Camasta, Paul Kilday, Clarence Sossong, and Kit Carstens. Other squad members who have survived the squad cut , are juniors Frank C u d a, Keith Mereness, Dave Webe r , H a r o l d W e b e r , B o b M a u c h , D a v e F l e t c h e r , B i l l Kuechel, Chuck Reilly, Phil Krause, and Senior Rich Harrison. The Warriors will present a new offense, along with a pressing defense. With a predominately senior ball club, McHenry should be most respectful this year, and with a few breaks, -could climb up the standings.^Certainly there is no one who would rather see them climb to the top than myself, but the road will be long and rugged. With a few breaks, this ball club could develop into quite a basketball, team. Only time will tell. Under a Blanket As far as this writer is concerned, the next three teams c a n b e p u t u n d e r a blanket and take your choice. Zion has a huge front line but could have trouble handling a press. Barrington should have a nicely balanced club with a junior named Showers providing some fireworks. Dundee will probably start 3 or four juniors, and lack of experience wilt hurt -early in the season. Ho\v-| ever, by late in the year, this could be a ball club to reckon with. In rounding out the conference standings, it looks like a dismal eighth for the Tigers this year. They have huge Arnie Dubenson and Glen Guss, but lack of experience will find Crystal Lake mired near the bottom. Right or wrong, that's how I see them this year. Basketball is a game of surprises, and this year certainly will have its share of them. The Warriors open their season thrs weekend with Grant and Antioch on successive nights. Let's get out and see what Coach Glen An^cson has in store for McHenry fans this year. SPECIAL EVENTS PLANNED BY HEART FUND CHAIRMEN NOVEMBER 17, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 5, SECTION 1 The following table shows the results of a mock election at McHenry high school prior to last week Tuesday's election: • Students Faculty Senate Percy (R) . . . . 3 5 4 26 Douglas (D) . . . . 1 3 3 8 Sabonjian ( I ) . . . 3 8 2 Treasurer Rowe (R) . . . . 2 3 1 18 Stevenson (D) . . . . 3 0 3 17 Supt. of Public Instruction Page (R) . . . 3 8 7 18 Prince (D) . . . . 1 4 1 17 Trustees of the Univ. of Illinois Grimes (R) . . . 2 3 1 21 Hahn (R) . . . 3 2 7 22 Weatherly (R) . . . . 3 0 3 21 Watldns (D) . . . 1 6 4 H Williamson <D) v . . . . . 1 6 1 ,12 Hart (R) . . . 1 8 1 12 Congressman McClory (R) . . . 3 8 1 21 Stern (D) 121 13 State geaator Berning (R) . . . . 3 2 1 19 Salvi (D) . . . . 1 7 6 14 State Representatives Hill (R) . . . 4 6 3 23 Cunningham (R) . . . . 4 0 6 28 Giblin (D) . . . . 1 8 3 9 Hanahan (D) . . . . 4 3 6 43 Comity Clerk Kays (R) . . . . 2 9 8 21 McGuire (D) . . . . 1 9 5 12 Treasurer of County Skinner (R) . . . . 3 0 9 20 Fortier (D) 153 14 County Sheriff Carroll (R) • 367 22 Suchy (D) . . . . 1 1 7 11 Revenue Amendment For 329 15 Against 137 22 Mental Health Tax For 301 28 Against . . . 1 5 8 6 U. S. Policy In Viet Nam O.K. as it is . . . . 1 6 1 7 It is now under-aggressive • • 209 21 It is now over-aggressive • • • . . . . 8 9 8 Robert W. Huffman, D.D.S. Practice Limited to Orthodontics Monday - Wednesday - Thursday 4410-W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 815 - 385 1570 uuti Recommend You Make Reservation* For Traditional THANKSGIVING DINNER F*1 ft_JU EL-JEJLJ boilers league Parti, -rStHE«i Nov OPEN pUy I,c,Pa(e jn " • Nn^mb(-T i4.?0 W)W| - y. . Mrs. Arthur Olsen, left, McHenry Heart fund chairman, and Mrs. Eugene Miller, National Heart Bowling Week chairman for the community, are shown looking oyer poster advertising the special events frignnfff locally. Announcement of names of five volunteers to staff National Heart Bowling Week ac- * * $1.00, with 70 cents going to the Heart Fund and 30 cents to prizes. Scores will be bastivities ^ at two local bowling ed on the individual's regular league series of three games, with each league determing its own handicap and prize distribution system. Mrs. Arthur Olsen extends establishments November 14- 20 was made by Mrs. Eugene Miller, chairman of the event, as follows: Mrs. Arthur Olsen, Mr. Sam Buenzli, Clarice BuenzlfJ Mrs. George the appreciation of the City of A TC H I \G . . . New with college students is this slip-on iind curler-cover buoiTant cap which matches bedroom decor. Cina and Dorothy Noonan McHenry Heart Association Seventeen leagues from Mc- to ajj volunteer workers and Henry Recreation and Toma- participants in the Heart sello's will enter the contest Bowling Week activities. at an individual entry fee of V-6 funpower 4'Wh&<2i drive. Now two great engines: hot new 160 hp V-6 or JMl§§0 tMf&j world-famous "Hurricane" 4. The'Jeep'V-6 zooms J' S along the highway like it had wings...that's why we call i( Universal the Flying 'Jeep' Universal. And of course, off the road is 'Jeep' territory! 81" or 101" wheelbase, hard or convertible tops, new colors, trim, bucket seats. Model shown: Tuxedo Park Mark IV. 1 You've got to drive it to beMeve It! ' See us for a test drive. miHEnnv GMMGE Jeep Sales & Service 926 N. Front McHenry 385-0403 " THE M.C.H.S. FOOTBALL SQUAD AND PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Oft Wtir St' w if V s '?** t>00b u ^ 'Vfb, «cif «*Cj> The fans and citizens of McHenry extend to the McHenry High School Football bquad and coaching • staff, congratulations for a job well done. From where we sit, everyone gave their Best and played Hq* I00fo at all times. 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