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T PAGE 4, SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - DECEMBER 15, 1966 - BENEFIT SHOOT AT WING 'N FIN TO AID COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM SO I HEAR . Wins Bowling Tounraomet By: Ear! Wikk This is the way we heard The story. If any persons nami d should wish to correct it, they can write us a note for publication next week and may also enclose a picture which we will print. The story is that several country girls went to the bi£ city recently and got lost on the way home. r"" Mrs. Arnie Michels, Carrie Justen, Lillian Stilling and her little sister, Rosalie Barnickol, were returning from Chicago on the evening train. Now the girls must have been visiting when they hit McHenry 'cause they stayed >n the choo-choo and headed for Rincnvood. The lights of Ringwood startled the girls and a frantic notice to hte conductor brought 'er to a halt about a block past the depot. Neither mud nor slush nor lack of a compass could stop our trail blazers as they found their way to the telephone booth in front of Pearson's Garage. The way we heard it, Pete Justen toured up north and brought the girls home safely. Bet those gals will have tag? on them the next time so the conductor can let them off at thr right station. Reminds us of the time two girls of our acquaintance rushed madly, with packages in arms, to get off at Barrington thinking they were in Crystal Lake. And, of course, we have a storv of two gals who got lost in Tefasa Cotta. But, we won't ^o in to that one now. Our Warrior varsity basketaball team looked real sharp in the first half against Dundee, setting up plays, passing accurately and getting the best out of Pat Camasta that we have seen. The Warriors were out in front 31-25 at half time, lost the 6-point lead plus 6 more in the third quarter and couldn't buy a basket in the fourth period. We have talked with former McHS players, old grads and several loyal fans since that game and heard different versions of why we lost this game and other games. Opinions do differ. Too many to relate right now. Some got around to our records in other sports and are unhappy fellows. Everybody loves a winner. We have always had the old fashioned idea that the best defense is a good offense, but Dundee's defense in the last half made our boys shoot from bad spots then grabbed the rebounds. In fact, we are told that Dundee grabbed 44 rebounds to our 29. Another thine;, Dundee gained 18 points contact CHAIN-O-LA&ES JRAVEL SERVICE 34(V> W. Elm St. McHenry tk , ,jH$5cJL5flspL,- riUMtUWHtKS. SAVE$$$$ They call it "FUN DAY FOR CHARITY". The big day is next Sunday, December 18, when marksmen will take their guns in hand and shoot for prizes at the Wing 'N Fin Club. For those who may not know the location, the club is located VA miles northwest of the junction of Illinois Rt. 120 and U.S. Rt. 12 at Volo. * Crfii Dennis Conway] Dockage 3315 W. Elm St. pohcy Phone S8S-7111 State fzrm Fire & Casuafty Company I McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Mixed League • Pat Slaughter 137; Karen Shaver 195; Denny Shaver 155; Jack Slaughter 212-540; Elsie Gamen 167-151-441; Cliff Wallwin 203-532 ;y^im McNally 2CT.-554; Je^rl' Driscoll 150; Roy Morrison 156; Vaughn Gamen 173-167-489; August Arquette 200-517; Helen Long 163; Jean Hannemann 162; Joe Kuna 194-555; Ceil Nielubowski 122; Bab O'Brien 196-520; Betty O'Brien 182; Don Humann 189-526; Tee Bujak 163. Tomasello's T.N.T. League LuAnn Smith 206-510; Viv Smith 186-494; Betty Hettermann 171-491; Connie May 175- 482; Gladis Rudolph 16\8-474; Jean Ciechon 171-463; Joan Kennebeck 171-460; Jane Fischer 177-456; Pam Hiller 167; Joane Parfrey 166; Isabel Stilling 163; E. Mangold 162; M. Joyce 160; D. Hettermann 156; M. Hettermann 155; L. Bittermann 150; E. Schaefer 150. SPLITS Mangold 5-10; Sandy Neff 4-7- 10. McHenry Recreation MOBBday Nlte Commercial League E. Steadman 201-552; D. French 540; Mathesius 502; B. O'Brien 222-553; J. Schaefer 515; D. Humann 500; D. Micheals 213; D. Baker 207- 557; B. Grandt 515; V. Pakulla 501; D. Mercure 518; R. Mercure 531; G. Visconti 203- 577; E . Rhoton 528; R. Schmuhl 201-529; J. McGee 515; Bob Sheriff 211-576; Steiny 501; E. Osmon' 201- 550; T. Kaminski 505; V. Conrad 221-550; K. Brieschke 205- 549. Tuesday Thirty-Niners Elsie Winkel 176-471; Dorothy Freund 18&-461; Mary Einspar 423; Billie Mackinder 176-497; Nanci McAuliffe 204-182-552; Cam Gaylord 437; Grace Bentz 200-191-552 ;Naralie Boak 421; Charlene Kraus 403. SPLIT Betty Schaefer 2-7-10. 013 our 19 fouls. We had 8 points on free throws from their 10 fouls. There is nothing like a rousing victory to get sports fans in good humor. We hope a good one isn't far away. In the spirit of the season, let's just ask Santa Claus to bring us better fortune in our major sports. We know everybody is trying hard. Another real McHenryite has been called to his reward this week -- Fred Nickels. Fred moved to Barrington some years ago, but visited us often. We covered lots of ground in going over McHenry's history and his visits were always too short. Nobody could remember peopl ^ places and events better than Fred. It may sound strange, but we had a real enjoyable visit with Dorothy Nickels and her family at the wake. We are sure Fred would want it that way. The first peoople we met were the Landgrens and could have spent much more time with them without running low on subjects to discuss. CITY SIGHTS: Lillian Cnrns and her mother working in their vegetable earden December 9th. Who SMVS it is wintertime lU.'RT HARRISON WEARING A CAP \ Headquarters for the largest and best selection of trophies in town. Fast Delivery, Expert Engraving PlastigTave Trophies 4213 W. Waukegan IM. (Rte. 120) McHenry, III. Ph. 815-885-4679 00% J WOODSTOOvJLLINOIS NOW SHOWING Warren Beatty Susannah York IN "KALEIDOSCOPE1: (A Comedy Adventure) OPENS SUNDAY Sean Connery Joanne Woodward "A FINE MADNFSS" I t ( l i v e ilqng shoot- This event is being sponsored by persons interested in assisting the Mental Health Center for McHenry County and the many people who derive help from this organization Shooting will start at 10.00 ajn. and continue until all prizes are awarded. The following special events are planned for the ladies present: Chicken shoot -10 bird event. Skeet and trap fields used. Fly pheasant bird event) call ers special delig Field shooting *?live birds. Live turkey or pheasant shoot "with rifle. Pig shoot - shotgun eventclosest BB wins. Non-shooters - championship shooters available to shoot for you. Professional shooting instructions available. Prizes and donations are being offered to help this very worthy cause. Persons wishing to assist are asked to contact Virgil R. Pollock. The slogan adopted for this event is "SHOOT FOR MENTAL HEALTH." The "Bowling King Roll-Off" held at the Crystal Bowl Sunday December 4 was won by Rudy Rudsinski representing the Bowl-Aire Lanes, Cary, Illinois. His score, leading the other fifteen contestants was <g§7. Second place went to Dave Sporleder representing the Edgetown Bowl, Woodstock, score 655. Third place went to Don Bentz representing Tomasello's, Johnsburg Don's score 646. Rudy Rudsinski on the left, Dave Spor- *1 * l rr • leder on the right, Don Bentz in the center. Wauconda Hosts Others scores: Sam Marsala Crystal Lake 637 •0 Dale Doty Fox River Grove 635 Nick DiBlasi McHenry 631 Nick Groh McHenry 622 Ted McNish McHenry 607 Geno Schaefer McHenry 600 Pat Patterson McHenry 597 Wally Sigman McHenry 571 Ron Pierce Crystal Lake 561 A1 Jenkins Woodstock 556 Ed Hickey Fox River Grove 554 Jack Haldeman Woodstock 547 Harry Steege McHenry 540 «Dick Smith Wrestling Meet For Frosh-Soph On Saturday, December 17th, the wrestling warriors will be competing in the Seventh Annual Frosh-Soph Wrestling Tourney at Wauconda high school. Lake Forest. Mundelein, Glenbrook. South Grayslake. Lake Park, and Wauconda will prove to be strong warrior competitiors. Awards including, trophies for first place in each weight division, and medals for second and third place will be awarded at the conclusion of each title match. Sophomore coach. Ron Van Doren has good reason to believe that his boys will make a good showing. The probable line-up will be: 95 lb. Dave Sundby; 103 lb. Bob Houser: 112 lb. Stan Steiner; 120 lb. Mickey Schlieben; 127 lb. Dennis Summerkamp; 133 lb. Doug Belohlavy; 13 lb. Larry Cristy; 145 lb. Ken Wahl; 154 lb. Tom Cullotta; 165 lb. Mike Antonicelli; 180 lb. Joe Seese; and at heavy weight Rich i Moose) Mueller. MCHS ENTERED IN FOX VALLEY HOLIDAY TOURNEY The McHenry Warriors are entered in the "Fox Valley Holiday Tournament", starting Dec. 27. The tournament will be played in the Batavia Junior High School gym, located on Route 31. McHenry will play its first game against Elmwood Park on Wednesday nite, December 28 at 7:00 p.m. If the Warriors win this game, they will play Thursday nite, at 8:30 p.m. against the winner of the Batavia St. Bedes game. If the Warriors should lose, their first game, they will play in the consolation bracket Thursday nite at 7:00 p.m. The championship game will be played Friday nite, December 30 at 8:30 p.m. preceded by the consolation championship at 7:00 p.m. Two games will be played at each session. Schools Entered Geneva, Little Seven Conference; St. Edward, Suburban Catholic Conference; Yorkville, Northeast Conference; Thorton North, Southeast Suburban Conference; McHenry, North Suburban Conference; Elmwood Park, Tri-County Conference; Batavia, Little Seven Conference; St. Bedes, Illinois Valley Conference. SPORTS M THIRD QUARTER ILAP5E S6AIN HITS WARRIORS MR FIRST HALF LEAD OVER CARDINALS By Bert Hagemann The third quarter hex struck :igain Friday night as the Warriors dropped a hard fought, frustrating battle to the Cardunals of Dundee by a 60-48 margin. Once again it was a case of first half superiority on the part of the orange and black,and then a (utile second half of mistakes, bad shots, and field goal frigidity. As the McHenry roundballers trotted off the floor at half time, they held a 31-25 lead and Warrior fans were hopeful that McHenry had finally come of age in this young season. The Warriors had coupled a tenacious man to man defense with superb shooting to stun a confident Cardunal quintet into numerous mechanical lapses. But the handwriting was on the wall as the second half opened, as the Warriors were forced to go into a zone because center Phil Schimke was once again reclining on the bench with four fouls. The Cardunals put on a shooting exhibition, led by center Doug Etzel to outscore McHenry 19 to 7 in the third stanza. As the fourth quarter opened, McHenry once again found themselves trying to play catch up. ° Cold Shooting However, cold shooting and continued foul troubles spelled defeat for the scrappy Warriors once again, and they went down to their fifth defeat of the season against no victories. Certainly McHenry could not be blamed for lack of desire or hustle. However, they could be blamed for taking shots which were not the best, and committing fouls which at times seemed quite foolish. Now McHenry has played two of the poorer teams in the conference, and must next week venture into the Warhawk nest at North Chicago. The Warhawks, led by Rufus Woods and assorted others, have blasted off the launch pad this year and manhandled all opponents so far. Coach Anderson hints the Warriors will possibly unveil a few surprises on Friday night in hopes of throwing North Chicago off stride and putting the Warriors finally into the victory column. In other round ball action over the weekend, the sophomore pulled off a narrow victory in the closing seconds, and the freshmen team manhandled Dundee, 76-58, to run their record to 4-0. Conference Standings: ... . 8 29 30 31 W 1. North Chicago 2 2. Crystal Lake 2 3. Dundee 2 4. Libertyville 1. 5. Barrington 1 6. McHenry 0 7. Woodstock 0 Zion Benton - 0 McHenry vs. Dundee Basketball Fri.. Dec. 16 - Varsity & Soph, at North Chicago Sat., Dec. 17 - 9:00 a.m. - J.V. & Frosh (A&B) - North Chicago. here Mon., Dec. 19 - 4:30 p.m.- J.V. & Frosh (A) Dundee here Wrestling . Fri.. Dec. 16 - North Chicago here Sat., Dec. 17 - Frosh-Soph tourney at Wauconda Thurs. & Fri.. Dec. 22-23 - Varsity tourney at Grant Johnsburg Foresters Sun., Dec. 8. 1:30 P.M. - Hampshire at Johnsburg. McHenry B P FT TP Kit Carstens 2 1 3 7 Phil Schimke 4 5 0 8 Clarence Sossong 4 2 0 8 Pat Camasta / -V' 3^ 2 10 Tom Evans / 5 4 \3 13 Tim Martin 1 1 01 2 Bob Mauch 0 1 0 0 Paul Kilday 0 2 0 0 Frank Cuda 0 0 0 0 20 19 8 48T Dundee B P F*r TP Jeff Lange 5 2 2 12 Bob Schumacher 1 3 1 3 Doug Etzel 5 1 14 24 Roger McKenize 6 1 0 12 Mike Dunlap 1 0 0 2 Dan Holtz 3 2 1 7 Mike Burke 0 1 0 0 George Mopes 0 0 0 0 21 10 18 60 Score by Quarters McHenry 16 15 7 10--48 Dundee 9 1=6 19 16--60 i 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The Life Of A Counter M@n At Community Auto $uppiy I work behind the counter In an automotive store. Sometimes I'm called a "genius" Sometimes I'm called much more. I claim I'm no mechanic Yet when the job goes sick The mechanic comes and asks me What makes the damn thing tick I'm supposed to know the numbers Of bolts and nuts and gears For every car that was ever made For more than forty years. I'm an engineer and machinist And what not. Ah, my Lord, I'm supposed to an Edison Combined with Henry Ford. But life would be a pleasure And I'd grin from ear to ear If the customer would tell me The MODEL. MAKE and YEAH. Two weeks is the limit advised by one insurance company to keep a Christmas tree in the home; otherwise it reaches a dangerous stage of dryness -- no matter how well it's treated against burning. r nr.u TTT»*"n« T/T- * nm jui'iuu ounnrjuii THiATK RETURNED BY REQUEST! ONE OF THE BEST OF 1966 4 DAYS FRI. THRU MON. - 12/16-19 FRI. - SAT. 7-9 SUN. 2:45 - 5:00 - 7:30 ,,Fa^'iiiatintr...reiiiarkalilp!,,-NewsweekMagazin ^UCARL, FOREMAN,.. roc.--, SAM JAFFE« PAUL RADIN PWiA'&ON* CO. jMb.ACOLOR MCHS Wrestling Express Rolls On To Impressive Wins Over Grayslake And Dundee Squads The Warrior wrestling express continued to roll past week as they rolled to i m p r e s s i v e v i c t o r i e s o v e r Grayslake ,25-21. and Dundee 31-16. In the Grayslake match on Tuesday night, Lamont won by a pin, Voight and Young tied, Wagner won by a pin, Antonocelli won by a decision, Laursen pinned his man, and dependable Tom Daugherty defeated his opponent by a score of 6-0. For results of the Dundee match, readers can find full particulars in the box score on this page. The major problem the Warriors seem to be having so far this year is in the lower weights, where victories have been few and, far between. The wrestlers in the middle n W. A Sri eS £. way s. DEKALB, ILL., DECEMBER -- Rich Soda, a 6'0. 170 lb. ex-McHenry Community prep eager, is a guard on the 1966-67 Northern Illinois University freshman basketball team. At McHenry Community High School, Soda captained the football, basketball, and baseball teams and gained allconference. all-Chicago prep, and "Most Valuable" in all three sports. He also earned honorable mention all-state recognition in basketball and baseball under head coaches Glenn Anderson and Bert Hageman "i^pectively. Northern is currently 1-0 under head frosh basketball roach Tom Ludwigy and his squad will travel to Sterling, Illinois to meet Sauk Valley Junior College on Dec. 10 for t h e i r n e x t c o n t e s t . T h e Huskies will be home on Jan. 4 to host Elgin Community College at 6:00 p.m. Soda is majoring in business and minoring in physical education. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soda who reside at 1007 IS. Osage Dr. in McHenry, Illinois. weights have been holding their own, while the 165, 180, and heavyweight divisions have put out with creditable efforts night in and night out. This coming Friday night, on the home mats, McHenry will encounter its first £eal test of ability, as the North Chicago team invades the Warrior teepee. "Hutch" seems to feel that a measure of future success can be garnered from the Warrior showing against a very strong team from the east. If you Warrior fans want some real excitement, come out to see what should prove to be a very interesting evening of wrestling. The question remains: Can the Warhawks spoil a record which now reads 5 wins, no losses, and one tie? NAPERVILLE, IH. ^ftiqhard L. Smith, a 19§5 graduate of McHenry Community High school, is a member of the 1966-67 varsity basketball team at North Central College for the 1966-67 year. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith. n905 W. Maple, McHenry. is a sophomore at the college majoring in mathematics. The Cardinal cagers. coached by W. E. (Bud) Burger, ;ire hoping to improve on a 14-9 record the 1965-66 team compiled. mm No Where Else In McHenry Caron Rollodi;ia Extrait U oz. 6.50 '2 oz. 11.00 Flcurs Dc Rocaillo '4 oz. 7.50 oz. 13.50 NYE ony© "McHcniVs Most Complete C'<ismetic Selection" 132") N. Riverside Dr. On« HOUR THE MOST IN DRY CLIANINO Se« Our . . . SPECIAL. "Thank You" Offers ON PAGE II YOUTH TO BOWL, DAMCE DEC. 17 FOR CHARITY An afternoon of bowling and dancing, with proceeds designated for the March of Dimes fund to fight leukemia, is scheduld to take place at Island Lake's 3-D Bowl on Roberts road Saturday, Dec. 17. For a small admission, youth in the area will be able to enjoy three hours of bowling and free dancing. Prizes will be awarded to add to the festivities. The door of the establishment will open at 1 o'clock that afternoon and lanes will be in operation for teens only until 4 p.m. The admission price will entitle the boy or girl to three lines of bowling, followed by dancing to "live" music. A soft drink bar will be featured. There will be prizes awarded to the high girl bowler and high boy bowler for the afternoon. 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