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icHtNKY, I I I 335-GM4 STARTS FRI. FEB. 18 mm WOODSTOCK 338 0032 TH£A TR& 26 \ Williams Si ( R \ S I \ 1 I \ K 1 Phone S I 5-459-6440 ©McHENRY McHenry.III . Reg. Scheduled Showings of Kotch continues Wed. Sat-Sun. Mattinnee 1:30 Admission .75 "Kingdom In The Clouds" in Sat. & Sun. 2:00 P.M. 100 Free Tickets given This Week HELP"all seats .50 Fri. & Sat. 7&9 Sun.6&8 S Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry You don't assign him to murder cases. You just turn him loose. PANAVISION* • TECHNICOLOR" • Warner Bros , A Kmney Company , v 11 (M I c) UI rvjf W COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THEA7 RE 1 1 i HI Ml ' . TOTHI VARIED TASTES OF ALL TYPES AUDIENCES i > • Concession I tems Are for You i Enjoyment in the Auditorium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY - 5 PM Matinee Sunday TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 Fri-Sun. Feb. 18-20 Family Entertainment Admission Only $1.00 IHE GANG WHAT CMJftDNT SHOOT inuPOHr 7:00 & 9:00 Each Eve. Sat.-Sun. Mat. 1:30 "Kingdom In The Clouds" MON.-THUR. 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TECHNICOLOR* »•••••••••••••••••••••••••» ' • D I J I T I N arm Ail U 1 1 An F I I M S ate Separale t f 11- t 'k . f i hast ' ot Separate Admissions . t/tdult rftt D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM SI \RTS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 18TH FOR 7 DAYS 35mm TRIPLE X' COLOR ART FILM Her Odd Taste" * Plus * 16mm UNDERGROUND ART FIIM A Full Length West Coast Feature Color & Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED Warrior Tankmen Split Exciting Home Meets An ABC Picture* Corp Presentation A notch" Company Production Color (pQ| A Subsidiary of th« I Fri-Sat-Sun. 7:00 & 9:10 Mon-Wed-Thurs. 7:30 Only TUES. Feb. 22 7:00 & 9:00 'RA EXPEDITION" Adults $1.50 Child. .75 HARVARD 21 23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. 815 943 4451 rji T 1 l)M >4 houm h 1 c<)Mm ° freestyle relay team of Eschner, Carroll, Watkins and Swanson also was victorious. Records were set by Jon Sek and Scott Topp as they won the 200 yard individual medley and the 100 yard backstroke. Other firsts were taken by Rick Swanson in the 200 yard freestyle, Kevin Weiss in the /• 50 and 100 yard Freestyle, Dirk Voorhees in the 100 yard but­ terfly, Kevin Carroll in the 400 yard freestyle, and Jon Sek in the 100 yard breaststroke. A sure sign of winter. Watch for the birds sitting on the chimneys to stay warm. GRANDMA Yep, Grandma, we remember those catsup bottles with corks. In fact, not long ago we had another kind of bottle with a cork and didn't have a corkscrew in the house. One of our guests gave us one shortly after. They don't want us caught short again. Before our last column hit the press, Winkel came in - and he wasn't empty handed. 'Twas an Irish brand of cheer - not to be opened until St. Patrick's Day. McHenry is going to have a regional basketball tour­ nament, starting Feb. 29. Dick Rabbitt turned in the schedule for this issue. Now, maybe Dick or Fred Kusch will send us a story on the regional for next week. NOTE TO CHRIS BENNETT. . Do you have any press releases or Bear pictures on the much talked of McHenry Fireman-Chicago Bears basketball at West Campus March 10? From where we sit and listen, that game is going to draw a crowd. The morning paper reports all Cub players signed but Billy Williams. If reports are true, ne wants enough money to buy a block of stock in the Wrigley Corporation. "... we were sinking faster . . ." "the waves were 35 feet above us ' ". more and more shark fins cutting the water. " - -THOR HEYERDAHL .UkA EXPEDITIONS PAGE 6-PLAINDEAIER-FRIDAY FFRPIIARV 18, 1972 Warriors Slash Streaks With Hot Shooting and Strong Defense, 68-44 by Fred Kusch Behind the hot shooting of Mark Hoffman and Don Prazak the McHenry Warriors got their Orange and Black machine back on the victory track again last week as they trounced the Woodstock Blue Streaks 68-44. Hoffman and Prazak who scored 25 and 20 respectively both came off of injury that have hampered their play. It was by far Hoffman's finest performance this season as he connected 11 field goals and 3 charity shots. Changing defenses facilitated the offensive efforts of the Warriors as they mixed up 2-2-1 and man to man defenses which limited the Streaks to only 42 shots and 13 field goals. It was the Warriors 2-2-1 zone press at the beginning of the second quarter that proved to be the Streaks undoing and the tur­ ning point of the ball game. The Warriors fine defense provided them with 19 Woodstock tur­ novers In the Battle of the boards the Warriors dominated the scene as they out rebounded the Streaks 47-28 with Don Prazak pulling down 20 rebounds to match his 20 points. The victory should help prepare the Warriors for their back to back games with Barrington and North Chicago this weekend. Saturday the Warriors travel to North Chicago where they will face the Warhawks who are ranked number 8 in the state by all the major wire services. The Warhawks sport a tough 19-1 record. Friday night the Warriors will host the Broncos of Barrington at West Campus. BOX SCORES McHENRY (68 - Woodstock (44) fg ft f tp Bentz 4 14 9 Ludwig 0 0 3 0 Fenner 0 0 3 0 Hurckes 2 0 3 4 Miller, R. 4 0 2 8 Hoffman 11 3 3 25 Prazak 7 6 4 20 Batdorff 0 0 1 0 Althoff 1 0 0 2 29 10 26 68 WOODSTOCK FG FT F TP Messman 5 5 2 15 Horner 2 1 0 5 Wilson 1 3 5 5 Wertz 4 6 3 14 Gannon 0 0 1 0 Martine 0 3 3 3 Messman 1 0 1 2 McHenry - F.G. Pet. 39-66 equals 44 percent. F.T. Pet. 10- 19 equals 53 percent. Rebounds 47. Turnovers 13. Opponents F.G. Pet. 13-42 equals 31 percent. F T. Pet. 18- 31 equals 58 percent Rebounds 28. Turnovers 19. I V I i n E Y E . \\ert/ of the Blue Streaks and No. 14 Ron Miller of the Warriors study each other as ilie\ tr\ to iit'i'omplish their assignments. McHenry came out on top as they gained four straight iiirnux ITS during this Jud quarter action to take a 28-IK half time lead. Tonight the Warriors battle the srcoiid plat e Barrington in their last home game in the North Suburban Conference. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) The McHenry swimming team brought their season record to 6 wins and 8 losses as they split a pair of exciting back-to-back home meets this week. On Tuesday the Warriors lost a heartbreaker to Elgin 52- 43. Elgin won the meet by 1-10 of a second in the last event, the 400 yard freestyle relay, despite the record setting performance of the McHenry relay team of Decker, Watkins, Weiss and Swanson. First and second places were swept by Kevin Weiss and Kevin Carroll in the 200 yard individual medley and by Scott Topp and Doug Eschner in the 100 yard backstroke. A varsity record was set by the victorious medley relay team of Topp, Sek, Voorhees and Swanson. Soph sensation Sek, Topp and Weiss, shattered the records in the 100 yard breaststroke, backstroke and butterfly. On Wednesday the Warriors came back todunkLibertyville 79-17. Victorious were the medley relay of Topp, Mar- cellis, Weiss and Eschner. The You must see RA! An astounding true-life adventure for the whole family! COMING TUESDAY FEEBRUARY 22 1 DAY ONLY EARL WALSH So I Hear State Basketball Tourney Comes To McHenry SPORTS EDITOR J It was weeks ago that John Busscher told us to keep the night of Feb. 15 free. He didn't say why, but down went the date in our calendar of coming events. The day came and the night followed. Down to McHenry Country Club for a smoker - men only. We had one good time. Dick Zieman operated the movie machine, showing golf tour­ nament pictures and a film covering the 1971 All-Star football game in Soldier Field. After watching some sharp shots, Harold Jensen informed ft us, "That's the way I play golf." We knew Harold was modest 'cause, after winning a local tournament last year, he took off for home instead of waiting to have his picture taken. Bill Swanson, who was one of the officials in the All-Star Baltimore Colts game, as well as many other big games, was the speaker of the evening. He was pretty smooth at sliding in little humorous lines. Nice fellow. We enjoyed his talk. Of course, there were refreshments aplenty. Then came a social hour when stories and tales gave us the best laughs in a long time. Still had a smile on our Irish map when we arrived home and the little woman must have wondered what we had been up to. Sonomongun we had some fun! -- And we will be more than pleased to mark down any future dates, John. Remember way back when we had to use a corkscrew to open a catsup bottle. SAT-SUN-MON FEB. 19-21 The Rolling Stones "Gimme Shelter" & •'On Any Sunday" IVrth Hated G Grant Bulldogs and the Antioch Sequoits. The dates of the regional are Feb. 29, March 1, and March 3. More information will appear in next week's editions of the Plaindealer I.H.S.A. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Feb. 29, Antioch vs. Grant, 7:30 p.m. March 1, McHenry vs. Woodstock, 7:30 p.m. March 3, Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 7:30 p.m. Winner of McHenry Regional to Waukegan Sectional on March 7, 8, 10. Little worries always seem to cast the biggest shadows. TUES.WED-THURS. FEB. 22-24 Adult Art Film - Direct from Denmark Hated x "Threesome" \ new Kind of sex Must be 1H and prove it. By Fred Kusch Athletic Director Bill Blankenhorn has announced that for the first time in the history of the school, McHenry Community high school will host the Illinois High School Association Class AA Regional basketball tournament this year at the West Campus gymnasium Four schools will compete in this tourney the winner going to the tough Waukegan sectional. Com­ peting in the regional will be the host McHenry Warriors, the Woodstock Blue Streaks, the LEAP FOR A BETTER VIEW AND No. 21 Wilson of the Wood­ stock Blue Streaks appears to be doing only that as he carefully studies the shooting skill of Warrior Jim Hurckes. McHenry, with their win over Woodstock, is now 7-4 in the North Suburban Con­ ference. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) MARK HOFFMAN, with ball under basket, gets fouled by a Blue Streak while attempting a shot. Mark totaled 25 points in the Warrior li8-44 victory over the Blue Streaks of Woodstock. Wat­ ching the foul is No. 44 Don Prazak who helped the Warriors along with 20 points. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) First thing that hit our eyes in this morning's paper was, "HOW TO SHAPE UP YOUR FIGURE FOR SPRING FASHIONS." Now they tell us! Where were they last fall when we worried about letting out the seams in our winter suits? MCBA Men's County Tournament Team Leaders Grumprech t Whee l s , C. Lake, 3062. Light Fingered Five, Grove, 3058. O.S. Drywall, Cary, 3044. BOWLING NOTES TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Cathy Schlitt, 187-511; Billie Mackinder, 465; Elsie Winkel, 454; Bitsy Schaefer, 483; Martie Raasch, 178-457; Cammy Gaylord, 178-468; Rosie Przetecznik, 453; Gail Madden 177-440; Claire Rosing, 195. Valley View Decorators, C. Lake, 3034. CRV Electronics, McHenry, 3023. Hartwig, Duraclean, Grove, 3015. Ormsby Motors, C. Lake, 3003. Sport Quiz Question. If Wilt Chamberlain completes this season without fouling out of an NBA game, he will have played over a) 500 b) 900 or c) 750 games without disqualification. AfKWPl" "6S6I "T 3n3ai am auruiof aouis >no pa,noj aH -Qoe aaAO (q : For the answer, to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At 385-0300 SU) //AGENT k " A < .i