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MM. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., SEPT., 20, 1968 omeieason triaay vj' .^•wwpwpr -m, msm Hie McHenry High School Football squad begins its home season this Friday night in McHenry against Libertyville. Pictured here is the entire varsity squad along with coaches and managers. From leftto right, First Row: Larry Miller, Ted Jost, Clarence Krepps, Tom Janik, Ron Miller. Mike Janik, Judd Decker, Joe Seese, Edwin Wittrock, Lorin Oik, Bill Schmidt, Mark Camasta; Second Row: Scott Nickles, Kevin Freund, Larry Christy, Matt Justes, Phil Owen, Steve George, Tim Widen, Don Thurwell, Gary Pryvil, Phil Schottler, Glenn Hansen, Head Coach, Bill Day, Russ Leight; Third Row: Coach T. Scott, Coach K. Swanson, Terry Burton, Paul Nitz, Pete Benoy, Mike Antonicelli, Kurt Knaack, Gary Fairchild, Chris Borchardt, Ken Wahl, Jerry Freund, Don Reinboldt, Bob Hurckes, Mike Neubausr, and Coach, Ken Ludwig. / ~~ PLAINDEALER PHOTO SPORTS Thinclads Forge Two More Ins For McHenry High 9s All In The Swing , • .;C V v V MARTIN iPMiMin|wnBr ROBERT MITCRUM ...the gunfire preatherjj||j^ nCHWCOlOR* PARAMOUNT PICTURE Fri. -Sat.-Sun.at 7 and 9 p.m.- Mon.-Thurs. at 7:30 only KIDDIE MATINEE OPEN, 1:30 p.m. Every Sunday Show at 2 p.m. Starling Sept. 22 All Seats 50 Cents In Storybook Color "CINDERELLA" New Fun - New Magic Also "BUGS BUNNY" MCHENRY RECREATION TEN PIN QUEENS - MONDAY NIGHTS Shirley Koenigseder 186-179- 126-491; Jody Biddle 151-159- 179-489; Mary Ann Stratford 133-189-147-439; Mae Steege 146 -142 -179\-467; Virginia Steege 124-1624180-466; Teresa Steffan 145-138-172-455; Kathy Armon 154-140-159-453; Wanda Gehrke 146-150-148- 444; Joyce Lexow 154-145-143- 442; Bonnie Krueger 147-166- 121-434; Dolores Gerstein 5-10; Kathy Armon 5-7; Emmie Pixler 5-10 and 5-6; Mary Jo Weingart 3-7-10; Esther Sturm 6-7. Art Jackson shows the form that recently won the Club Championship at the McHenry Country Club. That swing gives Art a lot of distance on his drives. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Sign Up For U.S. Savings Bonds/ New Freedom Shares WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED - LEAGUE Ray Bujak, Jr. 237-611; Matt DeBakes 193; Gus Arquette 196; Bob O'Brien 220-584; Bob Watts 176-181-506; Len Thennes 182- 201-550; Jim Wegner 180; Bill Long 191-182; Jim Thennes 189; Elwood Crane 169-158; Tom Aylward 169; Glenn Porter 200; Geo Kleinhans 184; Roy Morrison 160; Ann Szyplembaum 165 -174; Mary Ann Thennes 180- 500; Teenie Morrison 156; Tee Bujak 154; Rose Klemm 141; Mary Erbaugh 146; Marge Kiehl 146; Do Cusack 152; Wilma Aylward 140-133; Audrey Ellmer 148; Lucy Kleinhans 142- 146; Rita Thennes 112, Be Wise Shop In McHenry By Bert Hagemann The cross-country steam roller rambled on unchecked this past week as the thinclads posted their third and fourth successive wins of the season over conference favorites Dundee and Crystal Lake. In a terrific show of force, power, and;: depth, the orange and black lab- ? eled themselves the conference - team to beat as they defeated both teams by the identical margins of 25-32. Jim Bishop of Crystal Lake, the defending conference champ, won the meet with a time of 14:17 onthe Warrior course. Coming in only three seconds behind Bishop was Warrior co-captain Brad Pictor with Glen Hampton close behind in fourth place. With Dundee and CL sharing the next three places, it was then the Warrior power asserted itself. Mark Smith took an 8th, Mike Freund a ninth and Don Schubert a 12th. The pushers were Wayne Smith, Bruce Davis, and Dennis Roby, all of whom took valuable points away from the opposition by finishing well up in the running. With this show of TEAM STRENGTH the Warriors gave evidence that they will be No. 1 and the squad to beat this year. On another encouraging note, the little Warriors also raced to their third and fourth victories of the season with the top five SENIOR CITIZENS PLAN CUB TRIP -Attention all you lady baseball fans - if you want to go on the baseball outing to see the Cubs-Los Angeles game on Sept. 25, make reservations promptly by calling 385-2675, Earl Krukow, or Cy Young, 385- 4578. Limited number of tickets to be sold. Price includes transportation and reserved box seats. Bus leaves city parking lot 11:30 a.m. Warrior scorers being Oefiling, McGibbon, Weiss, Thompson, and Seaton. Their victories came by the score of 18-45 over CL, and 27-31 over the Cardunals. Today, Friday, the Warriors take on the tough Elgin squad here at home. We hope you can make the meet. * ENDS THURS. SEPT. 19 "GREEN BERETS" John Wayne - David Janssen Shows at 7 and 9:20 [ FRI. - THURS. SEPT. 20-26 J /Mile East of McHenry onRtQ. An adult look; at a police deteclive. FRANK SINATRA THE DETECTIVE t OASC-i/l % $3 A CARLOAD WITH AD Adults 2.50- Concession Mi. Fffgaatk sinatra toni| rome Ticket .50 optional - Total - $3.00 pot IUCK BY HELEN HALE Fish is mild in flavor when its properly cooked at medium to high temperatures for only brief periods. You can bake or broil large fish as steaks or cutlets and serve with a sauce. Sprinkle both sides of halfinch thick swordfish (halibut or salmon) steaks with lemon juice, salt and pepper. Brush with melted butter. Arrange steaks in preheated broiler pan and broil, 2 inches from source of heat, for two minutes. Turn and broil 4 minutes longer on other side. Serve with sauce described in today's recipe. A creamy blend of 1/2 cup chilled buttermilk with 1/2 cup vegetable-tomato juice makes a refreshing beverage--ideal for the dieter and delicious as a sandwich accompaniment Ice cream sandwiches may be made by putting a generous spoonful of ice cream between two large plain butter cookies. As a dessert, top with additional ice cream and nuts or hot chocolate sauce. Provencal Sauce (Makes 2 cups) 2 (1-pound, 13-ounce) cans tomatoes 1/2 cup olive oil 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon sugar 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Drain tomatoes and chop. Heat oil in heavy saucepan. Add tomatoes and remaining ingredients. Cover and simmer 30 minutes. ©FAMILY OUTDOOR *»-. 120 & 21. Groysloke KIDDUAND BA 3-8155 OPEN WEEKENDS Fri. - Sun. Sept. 20-21-22 1 SUMATRA PRULnEuimnn The Secret Ware? HURRY HUNS gp Ib a l | Ali TECHNICOLOR"* A UNIVERSAL PICTUREI Also - Late Show Fri,-Sat. I ihh SO I HEAR Sport* mor, -- > MAKE YOUR OWN -- TV TEST LOOK AT THIS! Last Sunday night at Tomasello's, Joni Popelka bowled a 687 series with games of 209- 244-234. That's beautiful bowling, Joni. Now let the men start shooting at that score. A little bird told us that Joni was using a new ball. Now all the girls want one just like it. The big score was rolled tg> in the "Mixed Up Grownups" league. Congratulations, Joni. It must have been a great thrill. GERTIE AND THE DITTY BAGS -- We were happy to hear Gertie Bar Man's voice on the other end of the line. She never has enough health troubles of her own to make her forget doing for ethers. Most of us are well aware of the fact that Gertie is working on the big and commendable project of sending Ditty Bags to service men in Vietnam. Trouble is most of us read about it, then set it aside as a wonderful project, tt really isn't that we don't intend to do our small part. We simply forget to remember. It costs $5.00 to put a bag of useful items together for a fellow over there. You can either get a list from Gertie or send her the cash for ons or more unit,, But, do it to-day -- not some other day. Time is short. These gifts must be mailed very soon if they are to reach the bays before Christmas. Please tie a little, string around your finger. Busy week. Grandma, grandpa and Aunt Patricia are taking care of our one year old grandson while his Mom and Dad are getting a little vacation. That little bundle of joy is also a bundle of energy. John Looze gave the best description of a 1 year old when he said they have arms 8 feet long. Oh, yes! Forgot that Gertie also asked what we are doing about the Cubs and Sax. We wrote to the Cubs, but didn't get an answer. As for the Sox -- there are some plans under way for us to visit them in spring training next year. Look for improvement. 1. He is "The Prisoner." David Niven Pat Hanrahan Patrick McGoohan 2. He has title roleofseries, "The Saint." Roger Moor* Thomas Moore David Vincent 3. Star of movie, "A New Kind of Love." Fred MatMurray Paul Newman David Wayne 4. Star of movie, "Witness foe the Prosecution." RaymondMasscy Richard Chamberlain Tyrone Power 5. Star of movie, "Son of Paleface." Don Knott* Ron Harper Bob Hope 'UOJ ou -- I -J8A0 AjpjOlJ -- £ 'J8M8IA aanjaujos-- £ ?jeip|OM (uenb -ejj - p :ijedx0 - g JgaODS edoH JS'MOjJ UOLUMSfsJ 9JOOW • U O H O Q Q J W :SM3MSNV From le French The English word dessert is derived from the French, "desserviv," meaning "to clear the table.1" m Woodstock 338-0032 Arrives Friday- Sept. 20th Debbie Reynolds James Garner "HOW SWEET IT IS" Weeknights 7:00 - 9:00 Sat. 5:00 - 7:00 - 8:10 Sun. 2:30 - 4:40 - 6:55 - 9:05 I' Color by DELUXE »mA PLUS CO-FEATURE ITS NOT WHO YOU CON. irS HOW YOU DO IT! KEN WAHL In selecting Ken Wahl as the first player of the week, Coach Day p&hted out that he played on both offense and defense, making several key blocks and making numerous tackles. Ken is a 61" 160 lb. senior and a returning letter man. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl of McHenry. We extend our congratulations to Ken and his family. "A Public Service From The Friendly Pharmacy" ne s 385-4426 1325 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY