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mRTsnomR^ lUe INDIANA PACERS HAVP PURE &ASktTEALL Ability in Gioftoe w&HHts HEB MR. POTENTIAL TUB &ABY BULL IS CURRENTLY SECOND IN THE LEAGUE IN SCORING AND "THIRD IN REBOUNDING-. GZORGt WAS NAMED ID THE IO-MAM ABA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM AND FINISHED 3RD IN BALLOTING FOR "T^E *ROOKl£ OF THE VEAR" LAST YEAR. PACERS VVER& ABA CHAMPS 1970,1972 Jaycee Grade School Wrestling Clinic Opens The fourth annual J.C. Grade School Wrestling Clinic will open Monday, Feb. 19 at West Campus. Under the direction of the Warrior Wrestling Coaches, Paul Palmateer, Bill Hut­ chinson, and Bob Ludwigson the clinic hopes to draw as many as 100 youngsters. The schedule will be as follows: 1st Week Mon .., Feb. 19 - 4 p.m. (5th & 6th graders) Tues., Feb. 20 -4 p.m. (7th & 8th graders) Wed., Feb. 21 - 4 p.m. (5th & 6th graders) Thurs., Feb. 22 - 4 p.m. (7th & 8th graders) 2nd Week Feb. 26 - March 1 (Same as first week) March 6 - Clinic Tournament 6:30 p.m. In the past the clinic has drawn 50-60 (5th & 6th graders) and 30-40 (7th & 8th graders). Coach Palmateer has noticed that the success of some of his Freshmen through Varsity wrestlers has come from this Jaycee program. The Clinic will end with a tournament on March 6, with awards being presented to everyone. The winners (if they desire) can advance to the State Grade School Sectional Tourney at DeKalb March 10. Yes, sports fans, they have a State Grade School Wrestling Tournament from 55 pounds up to unlimited, held every year. Let's have another big turn out. Coach Palmateer MEET YOUR COACHES By Dick Rabbitt Deaths RAYMOND W. McGADY Raymond W. McGady, 73, 4912 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, died Feb. 14 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Among his survivors is his wife, Isabelle. Funeral services are in­ complete at the Schilling Funeral home, Wonder Lake, at press time. One out of each three people listed in 1970 census in California were not there when the 1960 census was taken. GARY COLLINS Gary Collins is the sophomore basketball coach and assistant track coach at McHenry high school. He and his wife Charlotte have two children, Brett, age 3, and a daughter Nicki, 2 months. Gary's home town is Charleston, 111. Gary received his Bachelors degree from Eastern Illinois university. While at Eastern he played varsity basketball. Last summer he received his Masters degree in Educational Administration from Northern Illinois university. He taught and coached at Jefferson Junior high in Charleston and this is his sixth year of teaching and coaching at McHenry. 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Mo. 64111 draining Caltlt an J Jjt*>to<lr Suytrt BOXING * * * BY PETE FRITCHIE WASHINGTON, D.C. - Joe Frazier deserves a shot at the heavyweight -title, and before anyone else, and the new and popular champion, George Foreman, should see to it Frazier gets his chance. There's no doubt Joe was badly beaten in Jamaica. He might have been dulled by two years of relatively soft living and no tough fighting. He might have simply been surprised and staggered by Foreman's first hard shot, after which he didn't have any fighting judgment, just the instinct to keep coming. He might, as claimed, have taken so much punishment in the Ali fight that he has never recovered. But to get the answers to any of these questions, he will have to be given a return go at Fore­ man. There was no return- bout clause in the Jamaica fight contract but, reported­ ly, there was an understand­ ing on this point. Frazier has been a credit to the boxing racket, an honorable champion. He has a chance in a second match with Foreman, though psy­ chologically up against it. He'll be a more careful and cunning fighter in a return match, likely to stay low, weave and bob. Foreman is big and strong, could be champion a long time. But he's morally obli­ gated to give the ex-champ a return go. i BIBLE VERSE "We know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called accord­ ing to His purpose." 1. Who made the above state­ ment? 2. To whom was he writing? 3. Where was he at the time? 4. Where may this verse be found? ARSweu to Bible Vtrse *82:8 sumuoH •lhuijoo IV "8 •auioH W suBiisijqo aqx 'Z •inuj apsodv 9UX 'I THAT'S H FRIT CENTURY-AND-A-HALF PLANT "VHE SLOWEST FLOWERING OF ALL KNOWN HERBS l£> THE RARE PUYA RAIMONOII. IT SENDS POKTH ITS BLOSSOM IN ABOUT THE I50TH yEAROF ITS LIFE- AND THEN PIES.' WANT TO plm A 6AMC- • • THAT PAVS ? IF VOU PO, PLA\ THE PAY ROLL SAVIN&S MM? YOU W™e YOU haven't &ot the MOwey ALL RIGHT? 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Then you'll find out there's no sueh thing as an impossible dream. N e w c a b i n e t - w a l l f r a m e d i n w e s t e r n w o o d a d d s b a t h s t o r a g e , d i s g u i s e s a w k w a r d w i n d o w . F a b ­ ric-backed I rallies diffuse light THIS WEEK'S LETTER: I have a great problem. I'm 16 and I have never gone out or been asked out. My older sister goes out all the time with different guys but I never get asked out at all. I'm jealous, but I try not to show it. I'm kind of shy, but not really a lot. I'm just not the kind to go up and start talking to some­ one. What can I do? OUR REPLY: There are many other ways to meet people, es­ pecially boys, besides just going up to them and start talking! Try to get into a group of people who have the same interests as you Join a club or organization. Then you'll find that several boys might get to know you because yon have the same interests and something in common to talk about. 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