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SPORTS CORNER DESPITE PRESSURE FROM Blue Streaks, Tom Hurckes gets shot away in first period action against Woodstock last Friday evening. Others in photo are No. 15-Camasta, No. 51-Reinboldt, and No. 35-Morenz of McHenry. Blue .Streaks are No. 14-Stoddard, No. 42-Frame and No. 44-Gruner. PLAINDEALER PHOTq Blue Streaks Shell Our Warriors 70-56 By Bert Hagemann The McHenry Warriors were shelled once again this past weekend by the first place Blue Streaks of Woodstock by the margin of 70-56. The Warriors garnered the grand total of 4 points in the first quarter, and 10 in the second, so that by halftime their doom was more or less sealed. The orange and black had some easy attempts go awry early in the game, and coupling this with an erratic defense the large McHenry following; could already see the handwriting on the wall; Once again the Warriors had a bad night from the charity stripe to match their paltry field goal production. You canj couple this with an inability to contain Rigby and Stoddard,the two Streak guards, and it spells defeat once again. One positive note in looking at the statistics sheet shows that we only had seven turnovers, and that we rebounded better than our larger opponents. Statistics also show a 29% shooting average against the opponents zone defense. However, the Warriors see a zone every week against everyone, as it is an evident fact that we have trouble shooting over or penetrating such a defense. We will probably see the same this Friday at home against the Tigers of Crystal Lake, who are also having their offensive problems* Last week they managed3,yes, 3points, in the whole first half against their opposition. Lef s look for victory number 3 this weekend against them, hope to see you there. McHENRY 4 10 16 26 56 WOODSTOCK 12 15 21 22 70 WARRIORS Fairchild 1 2 3 4 Weingart 6 1 4 13 Reinboldt 7 1 3 15 Hurckes B. 1 0 1 2 Freund, M. 0 0 0 0 Camasta 1 3 2 5 Janik 0 0 0 0 Morenz 5 0 3 10 Knaack 1 4 0 6 Hurckes T. 0 1 2 1 totals 22 12 18 56 WOODSTOCK Frame 1 3 2 5 Weide 0 0 0 0 Steagall 2 2 0 6 Hawthorne 3 1 0 7 Silker 1 0 2 2 Gruner 6 2 3 14 Sarbaugh 1 0 4 2 Gould 1 0 4 2 Stoddord 5 4 0 14 Rigby -7 4 2 18 / total 26 16 17 70 shooting % McHENRY 29% Opponent 55% turnovers McHENRY 7 OPPONENT 12 Rebounds McHENRY 44 OPPONENT 38 TflcQeeM' for MEN When selecting a gift for him. ... let us help! TflttietH 5TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. I Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.*n. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA C J J~i i •HS-S-SNilHl^VC'nrT-fiB-C ' Fathers And Sons To Attend YMCA Indian Guide Winter Campout At Williams Bay ) A grand total of 175 fathers and sons are eagerly looking forward to the annual Lake Region YMCA Indian Guide Winter Campout, which will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15 and 16, at George Williams college camp in Williams Bay, Wis. Each tribe in attendance is responsible for portions of the weekend program, which will include indoor and outdoor games, songs, displays of tribal articles, ice skating, skits, a Sunday morning chapel service, tribal competitions, and tribal awards. Saturday night after little braves retire, a special program of relaxation has been planned for the big braves, whicfh will include movies and bridge. 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QuakerJ\faid\ COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELING DESIGNING-INSTALLATION • FINANCING Keyline Kitchens 4614 W Rt 120 McHenry 385-1720 AfV/r/t J6CX£Y CHAMP/6*/~ SN/P /L YEAVS /A/A BILL KFl/A/QU/SH£P HiS CKOWA/ B&CAOS6 OF 4 /94S /Mju/zr. m rut SfOpit, "7H£ -SH&S, AF7&/S B£/*/& 3/J>EUN£D FOZ Ol/e£ A y&Afi, /-J SXF6'C7BTD 72J zest/Aie */JS /eote A*S oaje~ or Hc/ese p*}£M/e-/?e /s/oe/fs. I REMEMBER BY THE OLD TIMER WED. FEB. 12, 1969 - PpM NDEALER - PG. 7 DEADLY DECORATIONS ... Dr. Charles Gunn, a taxonomist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture,examines rosary peas, a highly poisonous seed. Dr. Gunn SDOtted rosary peas being used in costume jewelry while Christmas shopping last December, and touched off a search for other items containing the seeds. Seeds were found in necklaces, bracelets, even in a baby rattle. One seed could kill a baby .,if the child swallowed it The tseeds are bright red with black spots. New Zealand has a more varied scenery than any other of the world, for the same area, it is said. Its climate includes all types, excepting both extremes. make the weekend a complete success - snow and plenty of it. The 1969 Indian Guide Winter Campout will be the largest Lake Region YMCA campout in four years. The campout reflects the increased participation in this program throughout the YMCA's 14-community service ' area. Presently, slightly over 200 boys in 1st - through 3rd grades and their dads are active in the program. A total of 23 tribes are now meeting twice monthly in the homes of big and little braves for activities that appeal to youngsters and aim to bring fathers and sons into a closer relationship. Membership in the Indian Guide program is open to all boys and their dads at any time during the year, and additional information on the tribe is available by contacting Jim Zoellick at the Lake Region YMCA, 65 N. Williams Street, Crystal Lake, telephone, 459-4455. From C. William Hunsberger, Souderton, Pa.: The cold, stark lingering days of Winter, with the skaters on the ponds and the sleders on the slopes bid return to memories hovering in the way-bSck memory file. Some of the ple a s a nt es t days of my youth were those bone-chilling days, of the long Winter (at least it seemed so to a youngster). Those were the days when schools were not so regimented and we could take o u r s l e d s t o s c h o o l . B e f o r e school, during recess, at lunch we frolicked in the fluffy stuff. We never had a fear of getting wet and catching cold. There was a good slope behind the schoolhouse and this added to our joy. Then, too, the frozen creeks in our town, the Perkiomen and Macoby, made for excellent skating. Most every afternoon and evening you could find the town gang gliding across the frozen water. A crackling fire added warmth to the scene. Those days are gone but not forgotten for us. Thankfully, many of our children today have the chance to undergo these Winter experiences. It's a real thrill to see the skaters slipping around on the man-made ponds and the old creeks which have survived the ravages of progress. Lee & Ray GAS DRYER SPECIAL Look at the features by HOTPOINT Only 27" wide Porcelain top Automatic Dry Cycle „ Safety start switch Permanent Press Cycle High Heat-Low Heat Air Fluff Electric ignition on Gas model with trade «IU LEE ORd RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. FRONT ST. DIAL McHENRY, ILL. Free Parking 385-Q882 Valentin Valentine's Day Friday, February 14tl Bolger's Drug S 1259 N. Green 385-4500 k • ,TA1969 Qhow-Off ime At Overton CALAIS COUPE FLEETWOOD SIXTY SPECIAL Cadillac for 1969 -- a masterpiece from the master craftsmen.- Youthful, new styling that is unique in the luxury car field. Every line and contour (including a new grille and longer hood) have been redesigned for a sleeker look. There's no mistaking: this beauty is all Cadillac. 1 This strikingly new Bonneville for '69 is synonymous with luxury every inch of the way. But don't let that make you forget what, in fact, inspired its name. And,as the longestPontiac made,the'69 Bonneville is equipped with the longest, smoothest wheelbase we make to carry its grandeur with remarkable agility. 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4-DOOR SEDAN OVERTON CADILLAC -PONTIAC | 1112 N. Front Street Phone 385-6000 . McHenry, Illinois ^ 1 .1 A f,