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Coach Don Seaton displays the overall trophy to co-captains Brad Pictor and Bruce Davis. The McHenry cross country team captured this prize at the Crystal Lake-Grant Invita­ tional meet at Crystal Lake last Saturday. PLAINDEALER PHOTO "EARL WALSH SO I HEAR -SPORTS EDITOR J October is here ... the month we love. When the air is crisp and the trees are putting on new colors, we enjoy rides in the country. Some people walk. When that blamed alarm clock sounds off in the morning, we think it is time to go back to standard time. Maybe it's the generation gap. Just as we sat down to start this column, Tiny Tin; came on the screen. His looks and voice ......up. are "tawf^ice Welk fan n&e us'can take. How about you, Arnold Rauen? But, let us not get started on the subject of mob rule. Our blood pressure goes that-away The grapevine tells us that Ed Doyle is doing missionary work out there in the west. He has al­ ready converted his pastor to the cause of the Cubs. Pray a * little more, Ed. Just reading sports and find the Badger football team is favored over Syracuse by 6 points. That's a shocker. Let's hope they make it. Some groups are starting early to send us boxes of Christmas cards which we did not order and do not want. There was a time when we thought it best to pay for them. But, our name must have reached too many sucker lists. Now we re­ fuse them. On another page we read about 1500 Wisconsin Univer­ sity students joining the march on an invasion of the State Cap­ itol. The group took over and did $26,000 damage to the build­ ing. We think they should pay. Hear tell our high school freshmen have won three foot­ ball games. With our sophs do­ ing so well, we get new hope. Our varsity should be much bet­ ter next year and the year after. We think any group should be heard through their represent tatives. But, when a mob takes over they should be booted out. Hope our Warriors can show us a victory Friday night. Loyal fans need something to cheer about. Savings [ooJL OJllL (3/U€ ̂ NDS SKN W WHitE YOU WOW 0* MUX x otl Cry* The Aquarians Tell - Us About Program At MCHS Purposes: To show how we use our tal­ ents through the facilities that the community has provided. To show the beauty of move­ ment through the medium of To organize a performing group for community enjoyment as well as the enjqyment of the members. To be of service to the P.E. Swimming program. Goal: To promote a higher level of swimming skills among girls at M.C.H.S. through synchro­ nized swimming and water bal­ let. Membership: 1. Anyone (girl) in M.C.H.S. interested in the swimming pro­ gram. 2. Tryouts will be held for a swim show at the end of the year. 3. There will be a require­ ment for a minumum atten­ dance throughout the week. 4. Dues of $1.00 will be col­ lected. Executive Board: President: Amy Howell, Vice-president: Lyn Montel- eone, Treasurer: Mary Lien- hard, Secretary: Nancy De- Wardt. SPORTS BOWLING, NOTES Some people do not need sun­ glasses according to the Illinois society for the Prevention of Blindness. They feel no discom­ fort from the sun's rays, even at the beach. Others, especially those who work indoors, may need sunglasses to provide eye comfort when at the beach or when skiing. But even those who d6 not require sunglasses should never look directly at the sun because it can burn the ret­ ina of the eye. This can also happen when wearing the darkest glass available, the so­ ciety states. McHENRY RECREATION Sunday Nite Mixed League N. Groh, 602; B. Stahlman, 563; E. Perry, 511; H. Durkin, 559; N. Smith, 568; R. Lary, 530; J. Cable, 621; E. Rogers, 440; H. Scheid, 433; H. Stahl­ man, 452; C. Freund, 446; F. Durkin, 409; L. Smith, 199-179- 212-590; G. Lunsford, 463; G. Jensen, 514; S. Lodewyck, 418; C. Raska, 447. McHENRY RECREATION Wednesday Nite Mixed League 9-24-69 Cliff Wallwin, 205-217-595; Bill Long, 182-536; Terry Oef- fling, 190-199-547; Ray Bujak, Sr., 178-521; Ray Bujak, Jr., Kopp, Sr., 180-182-528; Jim Thennes, 169; Glenn Porter, 176-468; Bob Dunn, 175-171- 487; Roy Morrison, 169; John Zimny, 148; Chuck Violett, 150- 427; Elwood Crane, 162-426; Sis Wallwin, 165-184-484; Mary Guthrie, 156; Lee Bujak, 186; Helen Long, 174-477; Mary Ann Wegener, 173-178-472; Teenie Morrison, 145; Tee Bu­ jak, 167; Mary Ann Thennes, 172; Jane Scheid, 160-409; Lucy jjtteinhags,, >§4-167-466; Mon- *que Kopp,, 143-144-419: Pat Slaughter, 145; Wilww Aylward, ifose Klemm, 136; Carole Hue- mann, 128; Jean Driscoll, 139; Rita Thennes, 121; Carol Han­ son, 133; Ger Oeffling, HI. TOMASELLO'S Thursday Nite Ladies T.N.T. League L. King 176-173-478; B. Greenwood 191; G. EPIsa 184- 482; L. LaBay 183-485; E. Schaefer 189; M. Harman 170; M. Freund 186; M. Wakitsch 174; M. Smith 181-172-178- 531; M. Hettermann 186-503; •C. May 172-192-507; RAILS: R. Young 4-7-10. Note to Wonder Lake Early Birds: Because we cannot print standings of all the many leagues in the area, we have been following the practice of printing scores of individuals. Give us high scores and let us know if somebody with a low average goes way over his head. We want to give mention to individual bowlers. Since you @G RAYS LAKE OUTDOOR } t s 120 & 21 , Grays lake K I D D Y L A N D BA 3 - 8 1 5 5 OPEN WEEKFNns Fri., Sat., Sun. Oct. 3,4,5 GrnmmAUrtaUmn ttoAran-IWfaluctai ScRdy Dennis t, Dav. fK SSO c\aV\o° 1EAST CRYSTAL LAKE AVE., CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. 60014 PHONE 459-1400 SAVE -- WHERE SAVING PAYS! COLOR PLUS CO-FEATURE WHISPER to your friends you saw it! 99 Women Maria SCHELL MtrewlM McCAMBRIDGE Lucianc PALUZZI v went to the' work of compiling standings, we are using them this time. Sports Editor WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS Thursday, Sept. 25 Points: ' Won Woodward Ford 12 2. T.P. Mathews Ins. 11 3. S&SService 11 4. Fibre Metai 9 5. WmR Johnson Con. 9 6. Gaye Wend Bty Salon 9 Lost 4 5 5 5 7 7 7. Team No. 9 7 9 8. Stewart's 6 10 9. T.P. Mathews Real. 6 10, 10. Rozner Sales 6 10 11. Woodstock Disposal 6 10 12. Wonder Lake Tile 4 12 Hi Team Series - T.P. Math­ ews Insurance W/Hdcp - 2199 Hi Team Game T.P. Mathews Insurance - 784 Hi Ind Series - L. Foerster - 584. Hi Ind Game - A. Wolowicz - 238. VARSITY CHEERLEADER Barbara Cummings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings of Spring Grove, made varsity cheerleader at Loyola university, Chicago, where she is a fresh­ man in the school of nursing. She is a 1969 graduate of Marian Central high school. Football Season is Horo . . SUPPORT THE WARRIORS! PG. 6- PIAINDEALER- FRIDAY. OCT. 3. 1969 f i i o e r a i b p s ! j S o a k & & t a t i n n r r g The Great Lakes Boat Club is sponsoring its inaugural boat ' race this Sunday, October 5th. The race will be held at Liqn's Resort on Bluff Lake in Antioch, Illinois. Cash prizes will be given for winners in ten different classes. Classes that will be j raced include; OPC - FI, FJ, U, S, T and Novice Class; Also • Stock outboard - B Utility, B Hydro, D Utllityand-i>Hjrdro. \ -- Bp HyNH i fl HEADQUARTERS IN McHENRY * Favors * Hats * Seasonal Parties *Children's & Adult Games * Accessories BOOKS Hardcover and Paperback OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY Gibson Greeting Cards 1323 N. RIVERSIDE DR. PH. (815) 385-7140 McHENRY Skull DRIVE-IN £rian Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams, Grand avenue, started young as a Cub fan. Brian had a great summer, but headed for the ash can when his favorites faded in September. (Thanks to Marie Dalton for picture). LOM COLOR | f/ I Released by ComnwMUtth U«t«d Entatwiment, Inc. |Suggested For Mature Audiences| Also-LATE SHOWr-Fri. & Sat. "DAYTON'S DEVILS" FRANK HIGGINS The McHenry High school varsity coaches named Frank Higgins as this weeks football player of the week. His outstanding play in last week's game earned him this honor for the week. His number is 33 andplays in the Warrior backfield. Frank is 5*8" tall, weighs 158 pounds and is a junior at MCHS West Campus. • Your Friendly Pharmacy • 1S25 X> Rlveralde Dr. • McHenry, III. A • Phone 385-4426 I Mile East of McHenry onRte.120 FRI., SAT. t SUN. Opt. Heater & Cone. Ticket - 50^ BRIGITTE BARDOT- ALAIN DELON JANE FONDA TERENCE STAMP.*, PETER FONDA STARRING IN the ultimate orgy off evil IN! AMERICAN ERNATIONAL i EDGAR A ALLAN ^ POE'S "SPIRITS OF THE COLOR. A IQVELY SORT* HEATH Samuel I. Artoff ft James H. Nicholson Roger Corman's Production of PSYCHEDELIC COLOR RECOMMEND PETER FONDA-SUSAN STRASBERG L AUQ|Enc"^E NOTHING BETWEEN THEM but HATE! AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL •v PERFECT h I