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' \ ' PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1971 r li * • wmm ski THE SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS have cheered their team loa2-3 record so far this season. Friday night these gals will cheer on the Sophomore team as Woodstock travels to McCracken Field for the last Warrior home game this season. The cheerleaders' are l-r, doing the splits, Laurie Staveteig and Suzy Scott. In the back are Diane Butler, Deb Shaffer, Barb Krebs, Sue Hoffman with Sally Hawkins on her back, Cindy Bye, Mary Boyer and Jill Adams. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Hutchinson Harriers Qualify For Sectional C o a c h . H u t c h i n s o n ' s McHenry High Harriers won fourth place in the Fremd District meet Tuesday and qualified for the sectional meet at Veterans Acres in Crystal I^ake on Saturday. Oct 30. 11 am McHenry runners finished in the following order among a field of 112. The first five teams qualified to advance to the sectional ORDER OF FINISH: John Diedrich 9. Don Gerstein 19. Alex Thomas 22, John Seaton 27. George Haines 31, Tim Tonvan 42. Terrv McGibbon 50. TEAM RESULTS pts 1. Palatine 49 2. Fremd 53 3. Crystal Lake 84 4. McHenrv 108 5. Scliaumburg 132 11. Dundee 281 ti Harrington 190 12. Cary Grove 304 7 Lake Zurich 249 111. Hound Lake 317 8 Conant 251 14. Crown 369 9 Wauconda 267 15. Grayslake 433 10 Antioch 269 16 Grant 468 Warriors Face Woodstock Tonight Coach Bill Day's Gridders make their last home ap­ pearance of the 1971-72 football season. The Warriors will face the Woodstock Blue Streaks in a renewal of one of the oldest rivalries in the hard fought NSC. Always a grid contest, tonight's game should be no exception. Last week's loss to Crystal Lake dropped MCHS into 3rd place. In order to stay in the top three the Warriors must win Come on out to McCracken field tonight and cheer the Warriors on to vic­ tor v Sport Quiz Question: Every Big Ten football team has appeared in the Hose Bowl Classic, but two have never won it. Which two? Answer: '\is\o.^siw put? ynyicini For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger, 3438 W. Elm St. • McHenry 385-0300 YOUR independent Insurance F AGENT VA estimates that 265,000 guaranteed and insured loans (including 25,000 mobile homes) will be closed during fiscal year 1972. CD of A BOWLING Tues., Oct. 26,7 P.M. Lorretta Homo 481; Dee Overton 471; Clarice Buenzli , 473 ; Linda Roepenack 450; Pat Ruemelin 485; Lois Crouch 4%; Kitty Hendle 451; Cathy Boro 483; Shirley Lossmann 453. TEN PIN QUEENS McHEnry Recreation Oct. 25 Emrai Damians 145-204-157- 506; Mary Ann Lynn 161-164- 180-505; Marcy Goss 155-169- 166-490; Huth'Bomke 170-149- 153;472; Elaine Cross 110-177- 179; 466; Joyce Lexow 152-148- 144 444; Mary Ann Supek 164- 130-145-439; Edye Fitts 145-116- 139-400. KB thy O'Brien - 167; Judy Worts - 169; Barb Munson -155; BarbNelsen - 175; Mae Steege - 172; Sue Keopke - 160; Virginia Steffan 141; Dolores Gerstein - 175. Rails: Gen Bennett 4-7-10; Barb Nelsen 5-8-10. New McHenry Hockey League Being Formed HARVARD THEATRE 21 23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. 815-943-4451 FOR 24 HOUR RECORDED INFORMATION ALL F ILMS SUBi t CT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE A UNIQUE, NEW, COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THEATRE CATERING TO THE VARIED TASTES OF ALL TYPES AUDIENCES Our ConcMtion Items Arc for Your Enjoyment in th« Auditorium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY ONLY - 4 PM Matinee Sunday EXCLI SIY'E FAMIL Y PROGRAM IXFLA TION FIGHTER ADl'LTS 75 Cents CHILDREN 50 Cents At All Shows STARTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29TH FOR 7 DAYS The formation of a new hockey league for McHenry area men and boys was recently announced by two local men, Jerry Kalk and Mike Conway. The league will be divided into 3 age levels, boy's ages 11- 14; boy's ages 15-18; and men 18 and over, and plans to operate during the upcoming winter. Those interested may sign up at McHenry's Favorite Sports Center on Green street at any time. Mr. Kalk says he en­ courages established teams to sign up and plans a general meeting for the league sometime in November. Any questions concerning the league may be answered by calling Mr. Conway at 815-385- 8870. TRICK OR TREAT Children in the Ringwood area are asked to do their trick or treating Saturday afternoon from 2 until 8 p.m. The annual collection for LINICEF will take place as usual on Sunday af­ ternoon. CROSSCOUNTRY RACE McHenry Community high school invites boys and girls in District 156 Elementary school to participate in the third an­ nual Hill "N" Dale meet Friday Oct. 29, 4 p.m. sharp behind West Campus. MTALIER NjATTMAU JLAZA SUITE Co tUrnna ^ NyUIREEN JARBARA LEE 5TAPLET0N lyUUUS gRANT S A T U R D A Y K I D D I E S H O W SATURDAY OCTOBER 30TH AT 10 00 AM ONLY ADMISSION - ALL SI ATS 40 CENTS "DIE, MONSTER, DIE!" I I I M M H I H I H I M t M -- M W M t M -- » Fami ly E mer ta in rnent Programs and Adu l t Art Fi lms are Separate Pre *enta t ions and Requ i re the Purchase o< Separate Admi ts ions . •MHMMMiMUMIimmrt D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM * STARTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29TH FOR 7 DAYS 35mm TRIPLE 'X' COLOR ART FILM 1% (?a,%eU 1/Ofyi* * Plus * 16mm UNDfRGROUND ART FILM A Full Length Fentiirv with Color and Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED Sk»! / Mile East of McHenry onRte.120 O Open Fri.Sat.Sun. Soft bodies for hard cash-- The dirty dolls of devil's Island. 13 ̂ WOMEN in CAGES A Dandy Catch f . EARL WALSH So I Hear ^*jL_sports editorj Indio, California October 24, 1971 Dear Earl: No doubt you expected to hear from me this year. Last year I didn't have the nerve because I really thought we were lucky to win. But this year you were the lucky ones. (?) Of course I'll admit I was not very optimistic about our chances, since we had not shown that we could win, however that game with you is always a big challenge, and this time they were up to it, even at South Bend. I was at a convention in Sacramento so didn't get to see or even hear the game but Los Angeles is so happy that I will get to see it all in replay on TV tonite. At 11:00 p.m. no less. I hope I can stay awake. Hope all is well with you and the family and better luck next year. For USC of course! Sincerely, Meandering Mary McHenry Senior Citizens Club Kitchen Band was presenting "Songs We Can't Forget" at 7:30. About that time it seemed like nothing short of a derrick could get us out of our chair, but up we got -and are we glad! whacked two pot covers together. John and Julia Phalin's daughters, Eleanor, Edna and Ruth were there with Genevieve Knox and one of McHenry's favorite daughters, Maggie Ward. Maggie told of hitching rides on farmers' milk wagons to get her out to Irish Prairie-. where she taught school. 'Twas great fun -- and our chair was waiting when we arrived home. If you haven't seen that group perform, you have missed something. Their leader, Dolly Mazzarella, is a good one. So are the accompanists, Lucille Deitz and Eleanor Crawford. Lots of talent in that group. The high spot in every number was when Ray Murphy As Fred Meyer and Yours Truly left the McHenry Country Club Tuesday after lunch (we found a live one), Bill Pries came up to tell us about his new residence in Florida. Says Bill, "I almost caught a big fish the other day -- a 150 pounder - You wonder how I could tell its weight? -- it had a scale on its back." We decided that change of climate hasn't done a thing to change Bill. THEY CATCH 'EM plenty bigggg down Arkansas way. Shown above is Lois M. Gaylord of * Edmund, Oklahoma with her 29 and one - half inch, eight and one - quarter pound Walleye Pike, caught Oct. 8 on Bull Shoals Lake out of Norma and Verne Thompson's Triple "K' Resort at Peel, Arkansas. The Thompsons are formerly of McHenry and known to many in this area. Dear Mary: Yep. Your letter was ex­ pected. Would have been real disappointed if you had just let us stew in our own juice. You could have won a buck or two from us on the game this year. Found out that you have a couple of good quarterbacks. We could use one of them. Notre Dafne has been known for top quarterbacks but the crop this year needs more experience. Sports fans will learn some day that this game of football is fickle. Just when the Illini alumni made ready to fire the new coach, he rares up and leads his team to a decisive victory over Purdue. Purdue had sights set on visiting your state for the Rose Bowl. Enjoyed your enclosure picturing your residence in Bermuda Palms Mobile Estates. Beautiful! Nice to hear from you, Meandering Mary. Like we White Sox fans said for years -- "Wait 'til next year." Best Wishes, "S.I.H." Just as we were ensconced in our easy chair after the usual light evening meal Monday night Mom recalled that the DIVISIONS: 4th grade, % mile - Ribbons to the first 15; 5th grade, :U Mile - Ribbons to the first 15; 6th grade, One mile - Ribbons to the first 15; 7th grade, one and a half miles - Ribbons to the 15; 8th grade, one and a half miles - Ribbons to the first 15. BE A WINNER !!! Pat Goffo of Antioch, formerly of Chapel Hill Country Club, McHenry received a citation from the F ort Lauderdale Fishing Festival, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for a Sailfish, 6 ft. 6" long - which she caught and landed Oct. 16 near Fort Lauderdale. Mrs. Goffo is well known in McHenry as the widow of Julius Goffo. ÔTtdoor 385-0144 ,!0 '• "• STARTS FRIDAY OCT. 29 FRI-SAT-SUN. 7:00 & 9:00 MON-THUR. 7:30 ONLY SAT-SUN--MAT. STARTS 1:30 OUT 3:20 Al! New FUN! All New MAGIC! All New SONGS! AUNBW.. JU-UVf PTIONAL HEATER & CO - i ALL SEATS $1.00 K l D D Y L A N D i A 3 - 8 1 5 r > OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY FRI-SAT-SUN. OCTOBER 29-30-31 MORE FUNDS FOR JOBS Local governments may get more than half of the public service jobs to be created under a $10 million federal grant, according to Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie. Under' the present plan, $5,048,000 will be spent on local government jobs and $4,952,000 for state government jobs, with $1.7 million going to Champaign County, $2.9 to Macon and $5.4 to Sangamon. The program is an outgrowth of Ogilvie's message to the General Assembly on welfare reform May 20. Did you know that the annual income of the United Nations Children's Fund is less than the amount spent on world ar­ maments in two hours? FRI.-SAT.-SUN. FAMILY ENTERTAIN MENT. ALL SEATS $1.00 TOWNE FOX LAKE, ILL 587-2612 COLOR! GP c*v AMALIA FUENTES1 GP ® EDD,E GARCIA "Closing Program For 1971" Thank You For Your Continuing Patronage MON.-THUR. 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