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WAINIDEALEft-FRinAV. MAHCH3- 1972 M8L WOODSTOCK 338 0032 Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. March 3-4-5-6 Once you see BILLY JACK you II not forget them Children's Matinee Saturday-Sunday 2:30 "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" The Peanut* Gang "TFuesl^eST^ITiurs^ March 7-8-9 FOR ADULTS ONLY "THE SCHOOLGIRLS" Shocking! - Revealing!-True! A D M I S S I O N f r i , 7 f t Little League Of The Lakes By Carol Alfieri It was brought to my at­ tention that the previously mentioned dates of registration conflicted with the Fun Fair being held at the Island Lake grade school. Therefore, the dates for Minor. Little League and Senior League Registration have been changed. They will now be held at the Island Lake grade school on Friday, March 17, from 6:30 p.m. till 9:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 18, from 9 a.m. till 1:30 p.m. Parents pltase do not forget to ac­ company your child for we need your signature on the registration card. Another trouble with getting angry is that it makes your mouth run faster than your mind. u ft DT7 flDn 21 23 N AYER ST XXriXV V HARVARD, ILL. 815 943 4451 •P LJ X7 A TDP FOR 24 HOUR RECORDED • A A A J A A A I N F O R M A T I O N ALL F ILMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE A UNIQUE. NEW. COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THEATRE CATERING TO THE VARIED TASTES OF ALL TYPES AUDIENCES. Our Concession Items Are for Your Enjoyment in the Auditorium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY - 5 PM Matinee Sunday STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 3rd thru THURS. MARCH 9th A story of the young...for the young and the young at heart! HALWALUS Production RED SKY AT A U N I V E R S A L P I C T U R E TECHNICOLOR* GP *33* F a m i l y t n i e n a i n m e n t P r o g r a m s a n d A d u l t A r t F i l m s a r e S e p a r a t e RON MILLER IN ACTION - Ron Miller, gwrd for Ibe McHenry Warriors is shown in action against Woodstock in Wednesday night's regional game played in McHenry. As a result of this win, the Warriors will go against Antioch Friday night in the final game of the regional. Winner of the McHenry regional will go to the Waukegan Sectional. In action last Tuesday night, Antioch beat Grant in a thrilling overtime game by a score of 74-72. The game Fridav night will be at 7:30 in Buckner gym. ' (PLA1NDEALER PHOTO) "ANTIGONE" * Plus * STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 3rd thru THURS. MARCH 9th 35mm TRIPLE 'X' COLOR ART FILM 16mm UNDERGROUND ART FILM A Full Length West Coast Feature • Color & Sound P r e s e n t a t i o n s a n d R e q u i r e t h e P u r c h a s e o < S e p a r a t e A d m i s s i o n s . ------------------------m--i v ^ fa D O U B L E F E A T U R E J \ PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED V •mvnvouPMtr J advances to the finals of the Regional and will play the winner of the Woodstock - McHenry game on Friday night. Antioch was led by Mieure's 32 points and Olson led Grant with 26. Tickets may be purchased at door. Gametime at 7:30 Friday. BOXSCORES ANTIOCH fg ft Pf tp Michalak 4 1 2 9 Tell 4 0 1 8 Mieure 9 14 4 32 Williams 5 6 3 16 Andrews 2 5 2 9 Popp 0 0 4 0 24 26 16 74 GRANT Harrison 3 2 5 8 Lomas 0 2 0 2 Soderman 6 0 1 12 Costello 1 1 5 3 Olsen 12 2 2 26 Jonas 7 2 2 16 Tylkowski 1 1 4 3 Gooslin 1 0 4 2 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th ot final Antioch 13 18 16 19 8 74 Grant 21 16 22 7 6 72 Scots Bow To Highland Five To End Season Highland Community College ended the basketball season for McHenry County College's fighting Scots Thursday eve- ning, February 24, as they ad­ ministered a rough 84 to 52 beating. The occasion was first round play in the National Junior College Tournament at Elgin Community College. McHenry had their coldest shooting night of the year as they could connect on only 17 of 68 attempts from the field for a frigid 25 percent. Jim Mulvenna was the only Scot to connect with any degree of accuracy. The six foot sophomore, playing his last game, took scoring honors with 24 points. Rick Bielski, the only other sophomore regular, contributed 6 points to the cause. Returning freshman who will form a nucleus for next year's team, include four of the first six players: Mark Hayes, Dennis May, Bruce Harbecke, and Joe Dehn. Bad luck always seems to come to those who have neither abiUty nor ambition. Mr Hi ;n r y Pl . m n d e a l f r QlUctfenry ^Plal nJealer \ Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry, Illinois 60050 !S?ne#d2V & FrklaV at McHenry, Illinois « Pofta®« Pa* at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY L.„V E. Lund - Publish* Ad.lt F.o.hli.1. - Eul.o. MEMBER Association - Founded 1885 MEMBER r U SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Yeer $7.50 In McHenry and Lake County 1 Year.. .$9.00 Outside McHenry and Lake County loin The Peanuts (Jang iturday-Sunday at 2 p.m. Free tickets given tol •?(•( 1st 100 paid patrons | / J color LV}K*= ths/\ rut * ts \ v\ ,|!i S "Brown" I QIgmar'sI HS£ Sunday & Weekdays 9 p.m. ® The Girls of "FANNY HILL," "I A WOMAN *3"and "WITHOUT A STITCH together lor the t first time1 - 2 ADULT COLOR HITS PLUS CO­ FEATURE Fri.-Sat. at 8:40 Sunday and Weekdays 7:30 'CURIOUS FEMALE*'I HELD OVER!! Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon. - Thar s. 7:30 Only Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry PAN A VISION* • TECHNICOLOR* • W«rn«f Broi. A Kinn«y Company (IT O CIIN MAT starts at 1:30 - Out at 3:1( wrllaOl JUlli Iflftla Admission $1.00 "c4 Woy Warned Charlie Wrowtt" TECHNICOLOR* * NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURES RELEASE A CINEMA CBITER FILMS PRESENTATION Eg-f* • l«a»kr M TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 F ri.-Sat.-Sun. March 3-5 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Admission Only $1*00 GONE WITH THE WIND Starts at 7:30 - Out at 11:10 Sat.-Sun. Matinee at 1:30 AdnBfcsion $1.00 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown" M0N.-THUR. ,T ADULT ENTERTAINMENT For Persons 18 & Over -Double Feature- "DIRTY POOL" AND A Surprise Adult Hit "Dirty Pool" 7:00 & 9:35 Surprise Hit 8:20 Only BENTZ GRABS REBOUND- Mart Bents, the pewertal center fer the McHenry Warriors grabs another rebound in Wednesday night's games against Woodstock. Four McHenry players were in double scoring figures; Mark Hoffman, 17 - Ron Miller, 17 - Don Prazak, 13 - Mark Bentz, 10. The Warriors play again Friday night for the regional championship in the West campus gym. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Model Building Contest FEBRUARY tillNNERS WINNER: Doug Viito, Age 12 RUNNER-UP; Tony Fino, Age 13 HONORABLE MENTION: Denis Useman, Age 13; and Lawrence Turner, Age 8. Airplane classes continue on Tuesday nights. Register now for rocketry classes. McHenry Hobby Shop • 3318 W. Elm (Next To Riverside Dr.) McHenjy 385-7122 Dick Rabbitt (who said he was on the crowd control detail) reminded us of the rivalry and crowds at Wood- stock-McHenry games in days gone by. In those days we needed a gym big enough to hold the crowds. Now we have the gym. Where are the crowds? At the end of the first quarter, McHenry led 21 to 9 and it looked like a run away game. Then came some turnovers by the Warriors. At one point in the third quarter, the Streaks drew within 7 points and made the crowd sit up and take notice. Johnsburg Jr. High Wins Fox Valley Conference Tourney The Johnsburg Wildcats won their Conference Tournament Saturday nite by squeaking past Harrison's Hurricanes with a 27-26 score. The traditional arch rivals ex­ changed the lead throughout the entire contest. Harrison gained the finals berth by beating a stubborn Fox River Grove team Friday nite 38-32. Johnsburg advanced to the finals by defeating Big Hollow 33-21. Large crowds cheered as their favorite teams exchanged basket for basket - free throw for free throw. Johnsburg held the biggest lead, of 5 points, at the close of the first half. The Hurricanes came out in the third quarter to close the gap to 1 point against the flat John­ sburg five. The teams scored equally in the final period to give Johnsburg the 1 point margin. The two teams had split their regular season series to share the league championship title with 9-1 records. The defeat of Harrison in the tourney final was a tremendous victory for the Johnsburg team. In the preliminary game for third placc Big Hollow's Warriors beat Fox River Grove's Eagles 27-25 in another see-saw battle. Johnsburg takes its 14-6 season record into the annual American Legion Tournament this Wednesday against Parkland of McHenry. Check these sport pages for in­ formation on the popular tournament to be held at Johnsburg Elementary School gym. HERE AND THERE BUSINESS IN BOAT SHOW DISPLAY - Triton Marine, 1208 River­ side, McHenry, is featuring B selection of boats at the tMtf$£ annual Midwest Boat show/ March 10-19, at the Arlington Park Exposition center. IMPORTANT CASE Attorney General William J. Scott this past week listed the Volo Bog case, involving a 12,000-year-old ecological resource, as one of the most important to come his way in the past four years for its effect on future litigation. Have you noticed the style clothes the Chinese were wearing? And no long-haired Hippies there! Think our country will adopt these Chinese styles? GRANDMA Yes, Grandma, we were impressed with the ar­ chitecture. But, we must remember that only the better side of the tracks was shown. Our own country has some beauty spots - and some slums. As for the Hippies. We are not an admirer of that group, but have learned that all long­ haired ones are not Hippies. That fad will change as all fads have done. We liked what we saw of China and are hopeful. Beauty is as beauty does. Up at Johnsburg they tell us that it was necessary to draft "Grandpa" Lloyd Freund into service to play in the Forester state basketball tournament. They also tell us that "Grandpa" showed up some of those young kids. There area few bumper crops of hay harvested, that don't have a few weed seeds in it. Sport Quiz Question; When was the last time a Cnicaco National Basketball Assn. team made the finals of the N.B.A. Playoffs and what was the team s nickname? Answer: Aq m IBUIJ V a N am apem s3s»s ^ UI For the answer, to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger 3438 W. Elm St. - McHenry 3854)300 , x EARL WALSH-^^ So I Hear ®®_SP0RTS EDITORJ There seemed to be a lot of cars at West Campus Wed­ nesday night but it wasn't hard to find a seat in the gym­ nasium. The Warriors beat the Woodstock Blue Streaks by 10 points in this regional tour­ nament game, but had to turn on the steam late in the game. 0 Now comes the big one. The Warriors face the strong An­ tioch team Friday night. The winner goes to the Waukegan Sectional. Here's another note from Grandma: Been watching TV news this past week? Was very im­ pressed with the Chinese homeland. Their architecture is so different than ours. Their culture is so rich. Truly something so very wonderful to show a visitor. CHEERLEADERS from the McHenry Lions Clnb were feminine attire at the MCC referendum benefit basketball game between the Crystal Lake and Woodstock Lions clubs. Giving their "all", left to right: Lou Arroyo, Claire Huerle, Frank Claus and John Licastro. Antioch Nips Grant In Thrilling Overtime Victory In Regional The first Regional in the history of McHenry High School was a thrilling victory f<£r the Antioch Sequoits. Trailing for the entire ball game Antioch came from a twelve point deficit to tie the score on two freethrows by Williams and send the game into overtime. During this overtime period Antioch, the number one seeded team showed their superiority. They controlled the opening tip and scored four straight points on baskets by Mieure and Michalak. Grant struggled to catch up but their attempt was futile as Mieure hit two freethrows to increase the Sequoits lead to three points with 3 seconds remaining in the overtime period. Olsen of the Grant Bulldogs hit a twenty foot jump shot at the buzzer but it was not enough. Thus Antioch V *