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PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI.# APR., 5, 1968 Local Roller Skating Winners * Lina Miller and John Santilli c a pt u r e d first place March 31 in the annual Michigan Tri-State Roller skating invitational at Detroit. Skating in the Intra-Dance Division Lina and John topped competitive , dance teams from Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Lina, an eighth grade student at McHenry Junior High, and John, a senior at MCHS, are looking forward to the invitational meets at Cleveland, 0- hio and Harvey, Illinois as well as the State and National competition in June '& July. Their professional roller skating coach and dance teacher is Barry Raff from Lombard, Illinois. PLAINDEALER PHOTp SO By Earl Walsh MAKE YOUR OWN TV TEST It was way back at Christmas time, as we joined fellow workers in a jingle bell party, that we found a nice gift in our stocking -- two tickets for a stage play and dinner at Pheasant Run near St. Charles. Our daughter, Patricia, was home for a few days last week, so we were three in our run to Pheasant Run Friday evening. It all happened when our side- ^ kick, Marie, "Assistant Sports Editor" - "Girl Tuesday" and "Friday" - " Our Irish Friend" -or whatever title we happen to pin on her, became enthusiastic about a play she had seen and which was on stage last week. She told us the name " Ca^i Me If You Can" but by the time we got home nobody could recognize the title from our recollection of what we had been told. Found out later they called Marie to get it straight. time, before dinner. we sat down to The girls had time to look in the shops, but not too much Dining chairs were padded, as well they might be 'cause right there was where we remained for the whole performance. Our waitress was past her teens and knew the score. She let us know a slight delay in serving the food was all the fault of the kitchen and would we like a drink while we waited. Just to make us feel as much at home as in our kitchen where we can reach the coffee pot from our chair, the same waitress who would get us a drink at intermission was right there with the coffee when the other beverages did not appeal. There was a tricky plot to the play "Catch Me If You Can"' and we didn't catch. It captured our interest and threw us for a loop with a surprise He starred P a l a d i n series. Jeff Chandler jpel Harris Richard Boone 2. Star of past series, "Mr. Novak." James Franciscus Lee Marvin Henry Fonda 3. Star of movie, "A Shot in the Dark." James Darren Bobby Lane Peter Sellers 4. Star of "Judd for the Defense." Raymond Massey Lee J. Cobb Carl Bete 5. Star of movie, "Viewfrom Pompey's Head. Dana Andrews Lee Marvin Richard Egan UOj ou -- I !J3A8 A|pjDl| £ :j9M8jA 8iuj|8uios-- 0 'jsipiDM (uanb -8-4 - t .'|jddx8 - s^aaoDS •UD6g zjag -SJa||9S snDspuDj.) euoog:su3MSNV Sea Dark Almost all deep-sea life is either jet black or scarlet in color. This is because there is eternal darkness in the great depths of the oceans, so wide varieties of colors are eomparitively valueless and almost non-existent. ending. It was April Fool's Day in advance for us. Special Special - Special 1 WEEK ONLY ourne BUICK & OLDS/ INC. 907 Front St. - Rt. 31 McHenry, Illinois $10.00 FREE - Lub. Job with oil change Call For Reservation 385-7200 -- Bring the Ad with you. -- THE A-l Furnace Cleaning And Repairing ALL MAKES GAS OR OIL also BOILER FLUES CLEANED 2624 Thomas Ct. McHenry, 111. 385-3122 or call 385-2838 after 6 p.m. Brown Trout Slocked In Four Illinois Streams 1968 McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE Springfield, 111., April 2 - Brown trout have been stocked in four Illinois streams, the Illinois Department of Conservation announced today. The streams are Apple River in Apple River State Park, JoDaviess County; Pine Creek, White Pines State Park, Ogle County; Rock Creek, Kankakee River State Park, Kankakee County; and Kent Creek, Pages Park, near Rockford. The Coleta Area, west of Dixon in Whiteside County, will be stocked with trout and open for fishermen at 6 a.m. Saturday, April 20. Belleau Woods in the Cook PALACE RECREATION THE PALACE ALLEY KATS Agnes Prazak 171; Sue Gunderson 140; Donna Condon 169- 157-463; Gladys Kopsell 159- 142; Marie Lindquist 146; Judy Ludwig 145-402; Joan Bucaro 164-403. MCHENRY RECREATION MONDAY NITE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE E. Steinsdorfer 522; Bob Sheriff 201-537; K. Brieschke 231-594; T. McGuine 504; V. Conrad 210-578; D. Baker 203- 557; Buzz Bujak 527; Ray Bujak 518; Bob O'Brien 205-528; Jack Justen 201-565; H. Wholert 213-577; H. Brunow 214- 524; E. Amann 517; P. Micheal 518; C. Green 204-572; Max James 209-573; Don Mercure 502. County Forest Preserve has been stocked with rainbow trout and is ready for fishermen. Also brown trout have been stocked in Pierce Creek, four miles northwest of Lanark in Carroll 'County; Winneshiek Creek, 3V2 miles south of Dakota in Stephenson County, and Indian Creek, 1V2 miles west of Winslow in Stephenson County. Illinois trout fishing is on a "put and take basis" because the state does not have streams suitable for trout the year around. If the fish are not caught before the heat of sunmer warms the stream waters to over 70 degrees, they will die. The streams are located in open pastureland With little or no cover to help shade them. Trout are not reared by the De* partmsnt of Conservation. They are obtained from federal hatcheries at no charge except for the cost of transporting them to the areas stocked. Limits are eight trout a day and 16 in possession after opening day. On opening day both limits are the same -eighttrout. There is no minimum size limit on trout in Illinois. The newly-formed Candystriper bowling league will begin Saturday, May 11, at McHenry Recreation on North River drive, according to Miss Doreen Patterson, publicity chairman. Following that, games will be played the first and third Saturdays monthly starting at 1 p.m. and ending at 3 p.m. Eighteen Candystripers have signed up for the league already. The Candystripers are the jun-<; ior volunteers group assisting at the McHenry hospital under the direction of the Womarfa auxiliary. LITTLE LEAGUE NOTES This Sunday, April' 7, 1968 is try out date for the 10,11 and 12 year olds. The place is the VFW Post No. 4600 Little League Field. The time is 1:00 for 12 year olds, 1:45 for 11 year olds and 2:30 for 10 year olds. Please come to try outs whether you were on a major league team or a minor league "team last year. Alternate date in case of inclemont weather is Sunday, April 21 at the same times. DATE SPORT SQUAD Thurs. May 2 Baseball Var-Soph Thurs. May 2 Track Var-Soph Thurs. May 2 Golf Var-Soph Fri. May 3 Golf Var:Soph Fri. May 3 Track Fresh. Sat. May 4 Baseball Var. Sat. May 4 Baseball Soph-Fresh Sat. May 4 Track Var. Mon. May 6 Golf Var-Soph Mon. May 6 Track Fresh. Mon. May 6 Baseball Fresh. Tues. May 7 Baseball Var Tues.'May 7 Golf Var-Soph Tues. May 7 Baseball Soph-Fresh Thurs. May 9 Baseball Var-Soph Thurs. May 9 Baseball Fresh. Thurs. May 9 Track Var-Soph Fri. May 10 Track Fresh. Fri. May 10 Golf Var Sat. May 11 Track Var Mon. May 13 Golf Var-Soph May 13, 14, 15 Baseball Var . Tues. May 14 Baseball Fresh Tues. May 14 Golf Var-Soph Wed. May 15 Track Var-Soph Wed. May 15 Track Fresh. Fri. May 17 Track Fresh. Fri., Sat. Golf Var May 17, 18 Sat. May 18 Track Soph Sat. May 18 Baseball Var Sat. May 18 Baseball Soph-Fresh Mon, May 20 Track Soph Tues. May 21 Baseball Var-Soph Tues. May 21 Golf Var Wed. May 22 Track Var Fri. May 24 Baseball Var Fri. May 24 Baseball0 Soph-Fresh Sat. May 25 Track 4 Var. OPPONENT PLACE there home home„ home Dundee Larkin Libertyville Woodstock Grant ^akewood & Dundee » N. Chicago home N. Chicago there McHenry Invitational Barrington ' there Barrington there Grant there Crystal Lake there Elgin there Crystal Lake home Mundelein home Grayslake there Zion-Benton home Mundelein Relays IHSA District Meet District Meet N. Clr.cago home IHSA District Tournament Grant home Larkin home N. Chicago home Dundee Invitational Meet Crystal Lake home State meet at Champaign Woodstock Invitational Meet Libertyville there Libertyville home McHenry County Sophomore Meet Dundee home Conference Meet at McHenry McHenry County Varsity Meet TIME 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 10:00 10:00 9:00 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:15 8:30 BUS LEAVE 3:40 3:40 8:30 3:40 3:40 3:40 3:40 3:15 Baseba For Woodstock Woodstock Conference Meet amors there home 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:15 4:30 10:00 10:00 4:30 12:30 4:30 4:30 3:15 8:30 3:40 Primed Cary ~Gr ve MILLSTREAM CAMPERS The MillstreamCamoers will hold their monthly meeting on Saturday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. at Freund's Campers, Rt. 120, east of McHenry. A movie on water skiing and color slides of vacationing in Colorado will be shown. Anyone interested in family camping is cordially invited to attend. Members are asked to bring their own chairs and coffee cups. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS By Bert Hagemann This coming Monday the baseball Warriors will open their 1968 season with a single game at Cary Grove. In the six years I have coached baseball here we have never had the opportunity for so much outside work, and certainly the orange and black are far ahead of any year prior to this one as far as being physically ready for a ball game. With the kind nod of the weatherman, the Warriors have had many intrasquad scrimmages and plenty of hitting to be primed for their season's debut. Tom Janik or Steve Stahlman wi 11 probably get the starting nod for the opener, with Jerry Freund behind the plate. Mike Janik and Mark Camasta will form the keystone combo, and filling out the starting infield will be Don Reinboldt at first and Chuck Reilly at third. Roy Ingram gets the nod in center field and he will be flank-, ed by either Doug Helohavy,;, Steve Kutnick, Mike Neubauer,' or Larry Miller. As of yet the team is still largely untested in varsity competition, but so far they have looked good, and certainly have hustled and worked hard. If desire and perseverance pay off, they will be winners. Thrfee Senitjfs Paved Way For M.C.H.S. 8tll Straight Winning Year ^OLl£-<S£- BASMETBAU-IS KENTUCKY'S 4AMZ/A/& Ml DC A rj <S£T 4 Ajetv /A/ K£tSAS7T&Z /A/Cr W/A/ A/O. TH&A. «CS" OL£> C&ACtf BHUTH.SP HABir. CO/)CH£D -£-s« cams. So - our Christmas gift was enjoyed on the heel s of the month of March. And it was great fun. JIM LAURSEN -180 pounds - Senior Conference Champion - 3 times - 1966-67-68, State District Champion -3 times 1966-67-68 Grant Tourn. Champion 1967 Brookfield Tourn. Champion 1968 State Sectional Champion -2 times 1967-68 High Point Trpphy winner -3 Straight years Season Record - 25 wins - 1 loss Career Record - 3 years - 69 wins and 7 losses. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Dry Hair Forget your shower cap? A few wrap-arounds of plastic wrap will keep curls dry and at the same time not flatten „ your hair-do. TONY WAGNER - 154 pounds Senior Conference Champion State District Champion-1968 3rd Place Brookfield Tourna. 3rd Place State Sectional Most points-Dual Season-49 Season Record -24 wins-4 losses and 2 ties. DON VOIGHT - 127 pounds - Senior Conference Tournament-3rd place. State District Champion 1968 Brookfield Tourn. -3rd place State Sectional - 3rd place Season record - 20 wins - 5 losses and 2 ties. Ultra Modem - Show Starts At Dusk | KYLINE DRIVE-IN One Mile East Of McHenry on Route 120 arettes Pk. Tax included With Gas Purchase Piggy Bank Gas McHenry III. McHENRY, ILL, 385-0144 ENDS THURS. APRIL 4 "COOL HAND LUKE" ^sSsL=s=y=s FRI.-THURS. M mrr MM fiMS Mm/ APRIL 5-11 (Mature Audiences) \ COLUMBIA PICTURES presents An IRVING ALLEN Production IN-CAR TERS MHBtTIM MATT HELMm FRI.-SAT.-SUN. jianiyLEjM;.- MON.-THURS. 8 P.M. KIDDIE MATINEE SUNDAY APRIL 7 ALL NEW FULL LENGTH COLOR PINOCCHIO IN OUTER SPACE" 1 Show 2 P.M. - Out 3:55 - ALL SEATS 50<! OPEN FRl-SAT-SUNi APRIL 5-6-7 Local police and sheriffs deputy are searctimgj shapely Mona attractive coll student. last. WHAT HAPPENED 101ER? ^ WHERE DID SHE 60? , Here are the SHOCKING FACTS discovered within the HOUSE OF FROM i AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL.. C0L0RSC0PE VINCENT PRICE- MARTHA HYER • GEORGE NADER • DOLLSf PLUS THE MOST HORRIFYING SYNDICATE OF EVIL' AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL d..« PLUS-. IT GOULD BE THE 1 b h