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\ PG. 4, - PIAINDEALER - DECEMBER 27, 1967 Wrestling Warriors Back On Beam To Defeat Cary-Grove >0' Wrestlers Watcli Next Move At Cary-Grov^ By Bert Hagemaai The wrestlers got back on the winning track last Tuesday night as they defeated a surprisingly tough Cary-Grove team, 22-14. In their last tuneup before the holiday tournament, the„ Warrior wrestling power once again evidenced itself with convincing wins at many different levels. Jim Sobaeki started everything off with a 6-2 win over a tough opponent, and Guy Hansen followed with a 5-0 loss. Dennis Justen got the Warriors back in the win cdumn with a convincing 7-0 victory, and in a free scoring match at 120, Mike Schlieben dropped a 10-6 decision. Continuing the topsyturvy scoring, Don Voight edged McHenry ahead with a shutout 7-0 win, and Fuchs continued the win lose trend by dropping a 4-0 decision. The Warriors dropped behind in the adoring when Tom Baur was beaten at 138, but thee the Warriors weight men came on strong with a 5-0 win by Km Wahl, a tie at 154 by Tony Wagner, and a win by Mike Antpnicelli. BIG FIREWORKS However, the big^I^reworks of the evening remained for the last match, as both squads forfeited 180, and coach Bill Hutchinson threw his ace 180 pounder, Jim Laursen, into the fray against Doug Kredel, the undefeated Cary Grove heavyweight. In one of the most outstanding matches of the year, these two One athletes gave an outstanding performance, with Laiirsen coming out victorious against his heavier opponent, by an 8-2 margin. The match saw many penalty points and a disqualification after the match as the irate Kredel was disqualified by the referee. This was a strange match in that there were no pins, and only the Warrior power in the heavier weights averted defeat. The Warriors bounced back well from two consecutive losses, and . now go into the new year with a 6-2 record. , Grappler Standing On His Head (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Dennis Justen,,\\MMCLHH S 112 pound wrestler, has his man up- side down at Cary-•GGrroqvve^ and won his match 6-0. MCHS Wrestlers mm OMrfM Don Voight, senior co-capt., has won 5 matches and lost 2. ITEM: Beginning pot plant gardeners can start small with foliage plants in three and fouri n c h c l a y p o t s . P e p e r o m i a s , h e a r t - s h a p e d p h i l o d e n d r o n , dwarf snake plants and phtoos are all readily available, highly durable choices. • . * • ITEM; Be sure you use the proper wax on your floors. The wrong wax can be slippery. Paste or liquid wax that needs polishing should never be used on asphalt floors or on some rubber tile. Dennis Justen, junior at McHenry high school has a fine 6-1 record to d«i USE THt CLASSIFIEDS HOMEOWNERS.' swims Cati -Daarii MIS W. Eta St, pStey F&mt OS-7111 State fm?M flro 6 fiesajlty Cm^arj I IO£U0AC3C« McHENRY. ILL. 385-0144 NOW ENDS THURS. I OiAM QlORlEl MARTS!' P'SPPARD HSIIGH WIGHT OCJ JERICHO TfCMNlCOLOP 4 p"" ' SHOW AT 8 P.M. WRESTLING BOX SCORE * McHenry 22 Cary Grove 14 95 Sobacki, McHenry Striet, Cary Grove 6-2 103 Hopkins, Cary Grove* Hansen, McHenry 5-0 112 Justen, McHenry Beard, Cary Grove 7-0 120 Hartke, Cary Grove Schlieben, Mchenry 10-6 127 Voight, McHenry Burke, Cary Grove 7-0 133 Kane Cary Grove , Fuchs, McHenry 4-0 138 Krepei Cary Grove Baur, McHenry . 3-0 145 Wahl, McHenry Kehl, Cary Grove 5-0 154 Wagner, McHenry Hollahan, Cary Grove 2-2 165 Antonicelli, Mcfa. Giovannoni, CG 3-0 180 Forfeit Forfeit forfeit hwt. Laursen, McHenry Krepei, Cary Grove 8-2 i. ( \ Guy Hansen, 103 pound Warrior wrestler tost his match 2-0 at Cary-Grove, but the Warrior team went oa to win 22-17 for a team victory. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Wheelchair Basketball lor Cerebral Palsy Benefit .'Us the day after Christmas And all through the house Not a creature is stirring-- Too tired. For the second time in history we didn't get any socks for Christmas. WheaU Club Sunday, Jan. 21 The Wheaton Kennel club, Inc., licensed by the American Kennel club, will hold its Nineteenth All Breed Dog Show (unbenced) on Sunday, January 21, at the DuPage County Fairground, Manchaster Road and County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois. Show hours, 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. This show is siq>erintendended by Webb Dog Shows, Inc., 507 S. Jackson street, Auburn, Indiana, 46706. Telephone number, (219) 925-2900. For further information,or entry blanks, please write show superintendent or show president, Mrst J. Lynn Welsh, 600 Taylor road, Barrington, Illinois, 600- 10. Telephone (312) 381-6545. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY NOON, January 9, after which time entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted. It is a grand and glorious season, so filled with goodwill. Let's hope that some of that spirit will stay with us throughout the New Year. One of our great Old Timers, Jake Buss, was called to his eternal reward last week after living a long and useful life. To meet Jake and talk to him made one feel better. He loved McHenry and never tired of reminiscing about the early days. Hope they have'a McHenry Old Timers' club iq> theife. Jake will be in his glory. Hie Irish have long been noted far having good times at wakes. We are guilty ..Of course, "there are some too sad for goings Dip. But, a good visit was in order at the Jake Buss wake. We met the John Stoffel family, old neighbors, and could have . visited- much longer. Margaret Miller Stoffel (Mrs. George) was there and brought back pleasant memories of her mother. She was a true friend and good neighbor. Nothing was too much for her to do for a friend. Had a chuckle thinking of one time Mrs. Miller's little kitchen stove got overheated so she picked it up and carried it out in the back yard. I HEAR By Earl Walsh, sent out their first team against the Rams. The Rams were riding high after clobbering the Baltimore Colts. Green Bay was supposed to have a bunch of cripples. So the Packers clobbered the Rams and the experts were wrong again. They say the Packers have pride. That may be. But, it looks to us like they have some bald headed old pros who can smell money at the end of the rainbow. 20 jy 4>^H % 2^1 A quick- glance at bowling scores and this fancy score hit our eyes: Betty CfBrien 266- 605. That* s real nifty. We are one of the few men who wear a scarf these days. John Looze says to keep wear - ing it -- they may come back in style. We believe him. Now that shiny suits are in style, we can drag out our old blue suit that wasnt shiny when we bought it. Pictured above are the ren from West School and Crys United Cerebral Palsy of McHenry County, for the second year, is holding its Wheelchair Basketball game on January 27 at the Crystal Lake high school. Tickets are now on sale. The game will be held between two of the top ranking teams in the Wheelchair Conference - the Chicagoland Sidewinders and the Indianapolis Olympians. This basketball game is only one phase of the fund raising fee Fishing Derby Loon Lake Gains Inte Jdn. 7 fi teres! On In diseasing football with a group, it was decided that the Green Bay Packers must have MCHENRY RECREATION WED. NITE MIXED Cliff Wallwin 222-570; Bill Long 201-516; Mary Thennes 194-523; Len Thennes 212-578: Bob O'Brien 192-547; Betty O'Brien 266- 203-605; Don Humann 222-601; Flo Freund 164; Mary Watts 160; "Bob Watts 183; Wally Szyplebaum 175; Ann Szyplebaum 178; Jean Driscol 144; Gus- Arquette 185; Teenie Morrison HO; Cliff Kiehl 168; Roy Morrison 155; Pat Slaughter 164; Jack Slaughter 205-517; Dot Zimny 152; Monique Kopp 136; Chuck Korap 200-549. The Ndrthern Illinois "" Conservation Club's 7th annual Ice Fishing Derby, scheduled for January 7th, on Loon Lake, is gaining momentum like an avalanche going down a steep snowcovered mountainside, as Derby Day draws nearer. Prizes are pouring into derby headquarters from all points of the compass, and with those already allocated for the Ice Queen, have almost reached the $3 thousand mark, making this years edition the most valuable for the participants. The NICC will revive a novel prize give-away, which was inaugurated several years ago free ice fishing lures for fish ermen who fail to catch a fish. Fishermen will win prizes for catching fish, and for not catching fish. A distinquished panel of 'judges has been named to choose the Ice Queen and her court of two girls. Heading the group is former Governor William G. Stratton, and includes F. Ward Just, Waukegan News-Sun publigher; and Mrs. Paul Serdar, Wadsworth. Sidewinders and Child- Ke High School physically events being staged to false the necessary money to take care of the established program for the physically handicapped in our area- as well as to add to the future plans of the organization. It is hoped that within five years, United Cerebral Palsy will be able to btkild a Diagnostic and Evaluation Center in Northern Illinois - where a small child can be taken by its parents for evaluation and testing to determine the extent of brain damage involved. Previously these children had to be taken to Wisconsin or into Chicago - after a long wait for appointments. Since the advent of Special Education in McHenry county - there are now several Lake County physically handicapped youngsters in both the West School Class and the High School Class - both located in (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) handicapped classes. All will be seen at the big benefit game-at- Crystal Lake High School Jan. 27. Crystal Lake. UCP of McHenry County furnishes these children with the necessary special equipment to help them with their education. United Cerebral Palsy Association's door-to-door drive is scheduled to take place in this county on Jan. 14 - and many volunteers are needed. The door-to-door drive raised more than one half of the funds needed and is considered one of the most important events the organization conducts. Since therte will be no dinner-dance this year, it is hoped that both volunteers and donors will heed our motto - HAPPINESS IS HELPING! To become one of the many volunteers, call 385-4511 for an assignment in your area. Wriifling frophy Winn & • ' Be Wise Shop In McHenry Coach Palmateer, who coaches sophomore wrestlers at McHenry High, proud y watches as one of his boys, Jim Sobacki, holds trophy won at the Invitational Tournament. OVER How do you rate as a shopper? I.KK K. KOKTKMKiKK O f f . Wi-HHHI Kr». MX <l!i7". Do wm bvr."1jy hiibit ' Thiit i iin short - I|.| !.«• • \ Oil • i! . il.vjl ,Ui« B< foi <• on b.iy <>•, ; e>.< v.. check v. i t i . ••in C • - 111»iCo: r i jiuf. i' - ;r^%nt Goon '<•>'< • •'Vi : • ir.,in,v I'-v.-cost extras • i ' < l.i iin- -< i" i' < : < ' i• r 1 premiums '• < • 1; 11 f; I - ! I ee r!i IVIf.'J P. ' ' i .nt C" . ,1 1.| j; i ; , u-v \oi l i ;ui to <-n. f i o| j p I; i 'J I: it P'oi h o i n e own - . i i , r ! bu.-ini'ss iici-ds. too Your fc71.Country jCompanies Agent < MILLION McHenry Savings Loan Associaiion HOLIDAY SPECIALS Genuine Calves Liver f. 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