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AINT EITHER - VVAhJT TD RENT IT? The tables turned on Coach Bill Day's Warriors last Friday night as the Crystal Lake Tigers spoiled MCHS Homecoming by beating the Warriors 13-0. Coming into the game without the services of Jim Franz, their No. 1 Q.B., the Tigers, on the surface, ap­ peared to be significantly weakened. Unfortunately, for Warrior fans, Franz's replacement, sophomore W.B. Desmond did the job in grand fashion, leading the Tigers to 2 scores. These two T.D.s were enough as they sank the Warriors homecoming ship with a score of 13-0. The Warriors had ample opportunity to score but in CONSUMERS' C0RNERJ§1 We've been searching through floor plans trying to find the ideal house to build, but we're con­ fused. Where do we begin? Here's a suggestion. Take an imaginary walk through the house before you make up your mind. Figure out where the room pathways will lead. Do you have to cut across the living room to get from the front door to the rest of the rooms? Will the family have to trudge through the working area of your kitchen everytime they come in the backdoor? Being able to judge a floor plan before the house is built can save disappointments later on. Foreseeing family traffic pat­ terns is one of the first ways to start judging. Sizing up family activity areas is another. Will the noisy work area of the house interfere with living room relaxation? Will the sound of living room company keep the children from being able to sleep? The relationship of one room to another deserves careful scrutiny too. _ Will it be easy to carry food from the kitchen to the dining area? Or the patio9 Or the porch? How accessible are the bath­ rooms to the bedrooms? If the plans look good that far, then it's worth taking a detailed look at each individual room. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 TURN ONS -WHERE'S MECIwwc? oW BILL'S FREEWAY SERVICE "Try our thing" ,4716 West Rte. 12> Wi USE AND RECOMMIND RK PRODUCTS You CAN Tell The Difference... J A HE'S Styling For Men By Appointment 385-7771 Deer Hunting Filled In 55 Quotas I Counties I Four more counties are no longer open for deer shotgun hunting permits. This brings the total to 55 counties in which all of the announced quotas have been filled of the original 84 opened to hunting, according to Jack Calhoun, leader of the deer project for the Illinois Department of Conservation. The recently closed counties are Pike in the central portion of the state, and Franklin, Lawrence and Washington in the southern third of Illinois. There are 30 counties in which applications are still being taken. (Pope County is split into Pope north and Pope south. Pope north has been filled, and no more applications are being taken.) The open counties are: DeKalb, Henry, Kendall, Whiteside and Win­ nebago in the north; Brown, Calhoun, Cass, Cumberland/ Greene, Henderson, Jersey, McDonough, Menard, Mercer, Morgan, Sangamon, Scott and Warren in the central part of the state; and Alexander, Edwards Effingham, Gallatin, Madison, Massac, Pope south, Pulaski, Richland, Wabash and White Counties in the south. The Department of Con­ servation has now processed over 49,200 shotgun permits, and 12,600 bow permits to hunt white tail« This year's shotgun season will be held Nov. 19,20 and 21 and Dec. 10, 11 and 12. Harmony Snowmobile Club Completes Safety Course Sunday, Oct. 24, was the final session of the Harmony Snowmobile club safety course. The highlights of this meeting was having three members of the Johnsburg Rescue squad explaining and demonstrating emergency first aid. Following the first aid session, there was a talk on the importance of having snowmobile insurance. To end the safety program, films on snowmobile safety were shown. PifiF A-PIAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1971 a chance. Now we should be a shoo-in for the oldest grad in attendance. Anybody else claim that one? We weren't looking for him, but ran into Larry Nimsgern Saturday night. He was SO happy to meet an American Leaguer! sudden thought -- Sometimes we get the notion that the United Nations group isn't so doggone united. HOLD THE PRESSES -- We have just learned that a big football game is being planned between McHenry High School Alumni and Marian Central High School Alumni. This game will be played on Sunday, Nov. 14 at McCracken Field starting at 2 o'clock. You can expect to see more about this game in the next two weeks. It is bound to create a lot of interest -- and a big crowd. n The Art Bogers are coming back to McHenry -- Art's old home town. (If you ever shake his hand, be prepared to grip one of the biggest mitts you ever saw). Welcome home- where you belong. Bill Dumalski pulled this one on us: "They are going to call the White Sox the White Nylons next year so they will get more runs. In the early minutes of the game, it looked like the Warriors were going to run the Crystal Lake Tigers right off the field But, the home team missed a golden opportunity to score. Had they put points on the board right then, it would have been the Tigers playing catch up football. During the first half it seemed like the Tiger center and quarterback were not too well coordinated. What we didn't know was that their regular quarterback, Jim Franz, had been injured in a motorcycle accident and could not play. Sophomore Don Osman was calling the signals with big shoes to fill. f , EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J win their next two games to wind up a successful season. The Homecoming parade was a dandy. And John Leighty's band put on a sharp show. Some years back they used to have the old grads register. Then they awarded prizes for the oldest grad, the one traveling the greatest distance to come to the game and all that sort of thing. When Thomas F. Bolger (our State Representative) and Ray Page were alive, we didn't have Took in the Homecoming game Friday night and liked everything about the event but the final score. Tigers Beat Warrior Eleven 13-0 In MCHS Homecoming Game Can Do and Can't Do > This photo taken from the photographer's car shows that fishing • from the new pier at the McHenry Dam State Park is not allowed, j The reflection in the side view mirror displays fishermen still able j to enjoy casting their lines from atop the upper seawall by the ' dam. ' PLAINDEALER PHOTO 1 Maybe not. But when that stripper did her dance in the street? Oh -- that must have been a riot, Mr. Mayor! ON FOl'RTH DOWN and long yardage. Warrior quarterback Ron Miller (top photo) finding his recei\ ers well covered, decides to run. Mike Carlson No. 50 and Greg Schmitt No. <14 have taken out a Tiger defensive man to help Ron. In second photo Miller shifts ball to left hand as he avoids two Tigers and Schmitt comes up to help again. In third photo. Miller tucks the ball back to his right hand as he twists out of another tackle and Carlson is coming in to assist. Bottom photo. Miller is out of running room as he is brought down by two Tigers, but not before picking up first down and on the four yard line The Warriors ran into a tough Tiger defense on the four and the ball went over to Crystal Lake. PLAINDEALER PHOTOS Whai happens when you're offered $18,000 for your $24,200 pile of ashes? You take it if you haven t increased your home insurance to keep pace with inflation This is the kind of problem you could face if you bought and insured your home for $18,000 in 1963 See me to find out if your home is insured for its full value I'll tell you about a low-cost State Farm Homeowners Policy that will insure your home for all it's worth . . and keep it that wav with automatic Inflation Coverage. Hunting, fishing or camping, keep ftie countryside clean and green. The Tigers must have put everything together between halves. They came out fired up and smoothed out. It was a hard fought game and the Warriors lost to a good football team. They had two backs, Tom Brokhof and Phil Heiman, who could tote that ball. Now comes Woodstock's Blue Streaks to the Warrior camp Friday night. The following week our teams travel to North Chicago. That does it. We think <our Warriors will It was so reassuring to read the report from the, Mayor of Pittsburgh after the World Series celebration. Joe Kodpora 1212 N~ GREEN ST Ph. 385-4080 . STATE FARM FIRE and CASUALTY COMPANY > H o m e O f f i c e : B l o o m i n g t o n , I l l i n o i s I K0ENEMANN I Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon 1GERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full Line Of Delicatessen | 815-385-6260 TillllllllllllllllllllllliiriiiiiiiiiliilliiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii Just east of Rt. 12 VOLO severaJ key situations the Warriors offense ground to a screeching halt. Trailing only 6- 0, the Warriors had possession on the Tiger four. The Warrior offense dragged its feet as a fumble and two incompleted passes stalled the drive and the Tigers took over. Again, the Warriors defense sparkled, but unlike last weekend at Libertyville, the offense didn't jell along with it. •4 vmii • STATISTICS Rushing Attempts Yds. gain Stark 14 38 Miller 15 55 Prazak 3 11 Ludwig 2 12 Defense Prazak -- 7 solo tackles Passing Miller 4-17-65 yds. Receiving Habich 3-46 yds. Prazak 1-19 yds. The Mayor said the whole story was overplayed. Tipping cars over and burning them, breaking plate glass fronts in store windows and stealing merchandise, throwing bottles and stones at policemen who are hired to maintain some semblance of law and order -- all just playful little pranks. Not a riot, eh? What He Learned "What did mama's little " boy learn in school today?" simpered a lady to her off- spring. "I learned two boys," re­ sponded junior, "not to call me 'mama's little boy'." \OURE DUMB ENOU&H To buy -me BROOKLYN BRlP&E...