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STABBING SWEDEN'S H FANNY EM 3HILLX>4 ^HFri.,Sat.,Sun. Onlyf^fl $2.00 per carload with this ad Second Place Winners pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Sund are from left: Front row - Cindy Ettell, Edgetown Bowl, Bantam, 607; Mary Price, McHenry Recreation, Bantam, 607; Mark Kozlowski, Bowl Aire, Bantam, 644; Back row - Virginia Gray, McHenry Recreation, Senior, 582; Kathy O'Krie, Edgetown Bowl, Junior, 620; Ed Lamb, Metro Bowl, Junior, 667; Absent Kevin Rutchik, Harvard Bow, Senior, 630. HELD OVER ! ! Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thur. 7:30 Only eliueraiice A JOHN BOORMAN FILM Starring JON YOIGHT BURT REYNOLDS n "DELIVERANCE Co-Starring NED BEATTY • RONNY COX • Screenplay by James Dickey Based on his novel Produced and Directed by John Boorman • PANAVISlON®-TECHNICOLOR® From Warner Bros A Warner Communications Company Racitbictio UndBf 1 7 requires accompanying Parent or Adult Guardij SAT-SUN MATINEE 1:30 "ZEBRA IN THE KITCHEN" © TOWNE FOX LAKE, ILL . PARKING -- 587-2612 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Mar. 30-Apr. 1 ADMISSION ONLY $1.00 'Twilight People" - And - "Doberman Gang" SAT.-SUN. MATINEE 1:30 "Zebra in the Kitchen" @ORAYSLAKE OUTDOOR its. 120 & 21, Grayslake k i n n Y L A N D R A T - « 1 ^ ' You have nothing to lose but your mind "Asylum", Mon. - Thur. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "Loire Under 17" - And - "Sensuous Teenager" 18 & Over For Admittance OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY - Fri.-Sat-Sun. March 30 - April 1 Late Show Fri. & Sat. "PUPPET ON A CHAIN" JOSEPH C0TTEN ELKE FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES: A darling little 3-yeaj-Qld girl, who loves to mai/k With colored ink, sat on one of her favorite laps and noticed the man's tattoo marks. Puzzled, she asked, "Did you run out of paper?" Marie Yegge is counting the days until the Major League baseball season starts. Her favorites, the Cubs, open in Wrigley Field. We think she would thumb her way in if she Let *• us here and now acknowledge some good reporting by Harry May on the Forester basketball tour­ nament. PICKUPS: Nothing is more depressing than to feel bad in the morning without having had any fun the night before. The best years of a man's life are when the kids are old enough to help shovel the snow but too young to drive the car. WINNERS of the second annual top spinning contest held at Parkland Schoql listen intently as Mr. Maris (R) announces their times. L-R; Kerry Batdorff was awarded fourth place with a time of 3:46 Larry Withrow received third place with spins totaling 4:19, Mike Gall won second place with 4:27 and capturing first place with spins totaling 4:56 was Jack Bucaro. Each contestant was allowed two spins and the times were totaled. (STAFF PHOTO-W A YNE GAYLORD) Spring Sport News From McHemy High Third Place Winners pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Sund are from . left: Front row - John Nelson, Metro Bowl, Bantam, 637; Casey | Stahlman, McHenry Recreation, Junior, 657; Back row - Roxanne • Elmgreen, McHenry Recreation, Junior, 602; Jim Thurow, Wayne's City Lanes, Senior, 593; Absent Peggy Frame, Edgetown Bowl, Senior, 567. By Dick Rabbitt Thirty six boys reported to Coach Chuck Cuda for the McHenry High School golf team. Only 14 upperclassmen reported. The frosh-soph looks like a fine group. Returning lettermen are Juniors Chuck Jesky and Steve Buss. Sophomore Ed Thomas is the only other letterman. Jim Bacon and "Twig" Miller are; senior npembers from last* year's squad. Juniors Roger Wanta and Mike Schmitt were steady performers last year as sophomores. Randy Kohl and Rich Davis are promising sophomores. Freshmen showing signs of good golf ability are Bob Buenzli, Jim Burke, Vic Santi, Scott Donarski, and Lowell Kivley. The tennis picture looks good. The outlook for another win­ ning season looks very promising. Returning let­ termen are seniors Rich Jablonski, Bill Robel, Mike Wolf, and Jay Young. Other seniors who have looked im­ pressive in early practice sessions are A1 Estis, Steve Thompson, Mike Erickson, and Mike Goulet. The majority of the record 56 boys who came out for tennis are underclassmen and they are the best group of un­ derclassmen to report for the sport. The tennis season opsns-Yvette Janci, third; Tuesday, April 3 at Lake Elliot, fourth. Zurich, The first home match is Friday, April 6 at 4:Wagaiost, Warren. .. McHenry Badminton Girls in Competition By Dawn Ewald On Wednesday, March 14, the McHenry Girls' Badminton team hosted the Marengo girls in the first meet of the season. Playing for McHenry in singles were: Mary King, first; Helen Ericksen, second; Mary Coach Ken Swanson is eagerly awaiting the opening game Monday April 2 Mundelein. Among r the returning lettermen are Tim Tonyan, Tom Knaack, Bob Habich, other seniors on the team are Ron Schuster, Steve Stanek, Roger Ludwig, Steve Van Kanegan. Some of the Juniors reporting are Scott Belohlavy, Bob Staley, Bob Dobbertin, Steve Himpelmann, and Doug Freund. The first home game is Friday, April 6 at 4:30 against Cary Grove. In the doubles division were: Deb Mahon and Roni Bierman, first; Pat Estis, and Norine Summerkamp, second; Reggie Lunkenheimer and Monica Kosta, third. On Tuesday, March 20, McHenry hosted a meet with Dundee. Representing the home team were; Yvette Janci, first singles; Kathie Pohlman, second singles; Vicki Mieritz, third singles. Playing doubles were; Deb Mahon and Roni Bierman, first; Reggie Lunkenheimer, and Monica Kosta, second; Dianna Unger and Cindy Ramer, third; Mara Jones and Gail Guijder, fourth. Then, on Wednesday, March 21, McHenry travelled to Marengo to compete for the second time. The singles competitors were; Mary King, first; Deb George, second; Jody Spirk, third. Those McHenry playing doubles for were: Deb Mahon and Roni Bierman, first; Reggie Lunkenheimer and Monica Kosta? second; Norine Summerkamp and Pat Estis, third; and Chris Thorne and Linda Fisher, fourth. Unable to play but representing McHenry were Sue Cooley and Dawn Ewald. The girls are now halfway through the season with meets coming up against Zion Benton on March 29, Barrington on April 4, and Waukegan on April 5. Special Patch Award Winners for high game or high series which set tournament records pictured with Terry Tvaroh and Mary Peacock are from left: Front row - Cindy Ettell, Edgetown Bowl; Linda Gilbert, Harvard Bowl; John Nelson, Metro Bowl; Back row -Terrie Raupp, Bowl Aire; Jeff Metropulos, Metro Bowl; Mary Price, McHenry Recreation; Absent Lora Gilbert, Harvard; Eddie Hoffman, Richmond Bowl; Kelly Peterson, Harvard; Dale Carlson, Harvard; Jim Buenzli, McHenry Recreation, Rich Steege, McHenry Recreation. Congratulate Winners Congratulations are in order for the sixth grade St. John's Foresters of Johnsburg who defeated St. Mary's of McHenry for first place in the Junior division of the Catholic Order of Foresters tournament played at Johnsburg Junior high, March 25. It was a hard fought, skillfully executed game on the part of St. John's. Congratulations to Jay Neumann, Don Bentz, Andy Eichhorn, Russ Ozn^nski, Jeff Paulsen, Daryl May, Dave Hiller, Ron Hiller, and their coach Andy Eichhorn, Sr. Chapel H Golf News Snowmobile Clubs Form Association in McHenry County A meeting of the Chapel Hill Ladies Golf League will be held on Tuesday, April 10 at 9:30 a.m. at the Chapel Hill Country Club. If you intend to play and cannot attend the meeting, please call: Lou Stine 385-1973 or Doris Freund 385-1794. ITEM: In a recipe, for an ounce square of chocolate, you can sub­ stitute three tablespoons cocoa plus a tablespoon of fat. Local clubs are getting together to promote safety in snowmobiling, to provide a united voice in future legislation of the Illinois snowmobile laws, and in' planning coordinated club trails in the county. The goal of the association is to organize the efforts of all McHenry county clubs in im­ proving community relations between snowmobilers and their neighbors, so that everyone may enjoy the fast growing sport. Every block or neighborhood has its snowmobile family seeking an end to dull winters. The association will help any group interested in forming their own club also, providing detailed information and assistance. Six area clubs have been meeting for three months to organize the association. Clubs involved are the Sno-Bugs and the Harmony Snowmobile Club of McHenry, the Woodstock Snowmobile Club, Huntley Snowmobile Club, Richmond Trailblazers, and the Polar Pairs of Spring Grove. The next meeting of the association will beheld April 4 at 8 p.m.. at the Knights of Columbus hall in Woodstock. All presently operating clubs in McHenry county are invited to join the association. Every snowmobile fan is also invited to attend the meeting. Future social events are to be planned. For further information, or detailed help in forming a club, call: Tom McAuliffe in McHenry, 385-6423; George Rudolph in Spring Grove, 675- 2203; or Jan Gluth of Wood­ stock, 338-3636. COMING NEXT WEEK "FUNNY GIRL" & "RIO LOBO" SENIOR CITIZEN MONTHLY INCOME PURCHASE A $5000°° 5% % 3 YEAR CERTIFICATE AND RECEIVE A MONTHLY CHECK. CERTIFICATE MONTHLY CHECK $5,000.00 $23.96 10,000.00 47.92 15,000.00 71.88 20,000.00 95.83 25,000.00 119.79 30,000.00 143.75 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK MCHKNKY 3814 WEST ELM MCHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 815 385 5400 / Stock Car Racing The Waukegan Speedway will open its stock car season Saturday night April 7 with an outstanding field of late model sportsman cars forecast. The driver's roster includes 77 drivers in the late model class with about one-third of that total expected to race in Saturday night sportsman division races only, another one-third racing in the super stock class on Sunday nights only and the balance expected to make the necessary changes to compete on both nights. Practice will start at 4 p.m. April 7 with the first race slated for 8:00. Bob Anzinger of McHenry will be racing his 1972 Chevelle. Hearing Aid Sales & Service Richard Stoll has been serving McHenry County for over 20 years Office hours 8 to 8 every day. Free loaners while your aid is in service, or making up your mind on purchasing a new one. Free hearing test on request. New and used aids. A fair trade-in on all makes. Fresh batteries, cords & ear molds made«to order. Appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged within a few hours by calling Rena Schaid, 1407 N. Green Street Phone 385 0125 Wi blocks North of McHenry State Bank. Miss Schaid has been in the same location for 15 years. TEN PIN QUEENS March 26-73 Mon., 9:30 p.m. Ronnie Romkowske - 188-526- 112 pins over; Hazel Stahlman - 200-509; Gen Bennett - 211-489- 69 pins over; Dot Koleno - 169- 478-52 pins over; Virg. Steege - 170-473; Mae Steege - 453-48 pins over, Barb. Belsen - 172- 452-62 pins over; Dot Cusack - 153-440-29 pins over; Carole Humann - 151-432-38 pins over; Betsy O'Brien - 151-429-26 pins over; Pat Knapik - 404-47 pins over; Linnea Medine - 385-52 pins over. Rails: Dot Cusack - 6-7; Kay Kurbyun - 7-8; Carol Palminteri - 3-7; 3-10 Judy Worts - Dot Koleno. C D. of A. Tues. -7 p.m. Helen Spencer 466; Clarice Buenzli 411; Carolyn Oetvin 412; Fran Zank 438; Teresa Steffans 450; Lue Koleno 422; Joan Apel 424; Dorothy Koleno 476; Bette O'Brien 452; Ann Dawson 473; Cathy Boro (Pro) 521; Mary Cook'470; Nell Fidler 430; Marian Peterson 487; Jo Zwierzynski 423; Lor Homo 431; Karen Bonato 428; Barb Leight 460. R.R.'s - Kitty Hendle 3-10; Irene Kostelny 5-10. All Low: Julie Kralowetz 306 (oops). ________ ITEM: The colors that are be­ ing seen often in Spring 1973 fashions are pale cotton candy pink, mint green, and powder blue. Sat Sun onRtm.OO I MilmEamt of McHenry IN CAR HEATERS , HAVE WE GOT A SHOW FOR YOU! Hawaii $29 I„ 8 DAYS 3 ISLANDS Complete price including tax Spain $359 I 9 DAYS 3 CITIES Complete price including tax 1 based on per person double occup»ncy|l ALSO AVAILABLE FLORIDA FLY/DRIVE CARIBBEAN CRUISES 7-14 DAYS SKI EUROPE / U S A CHAIN-0-LAKES TR W HI SLR VIC L "Dependable Travel Since 1961" 340) \\. L.lm Street Mcllenr\. I l l inois 60050 PAGE 6-»PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1973 - The champions of the McHenry County Annual American Junior Bowling Congress Singles Tournament, co-sponsored by the McHenry County American Bowling Congress (Men) and the McHenry County Women's International Bowling Congress (Women) were awarded their trophies at Wayne's City Lanes in Woodstock On Sunday, March 18. Presenting the trophies were Mickey Sund.yPresident of the County ABC, and Julie Sund, President of the County WIBC. Co-chafrmen of the tournament again this year were Terry Tvaroh for ABC and Mary Peacock for WIBC. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORj didn't have so many duties in helping get out Ye Olde Plaindealer twice a week. Thackery tells of an Irish­ woman begging alms from him, who, when she saw him put his hand in his pocket, cried out: "May the blessing of God follow you all your life!" But when he only pulled out his snuff box, immediately added: "and never overtake ye." Those super scouts, Bill DeVries and Joe Whalen, took off for the Cubs' training camp this week. Bill still wants to trade Ron Santo for Bill Melton. Huh! Trust you saw the MCHS sports schedule printed in your sports page or pages this week. That isn't the entire schedule, but Dick the foreman and Patty the*make-up girl sold us on the idea of printing the schedule up to May 1st. The rest will follow. They promise. First Place Winners pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Sund are from left: Front row - Linda Gilbert, Harvard Bowl, Bantam, 626; Craig Smith, Wayne's City Lanes, Junior, 694; Back row - Terrie Raupp, Bowl Aire, Junior, 684; Nancy Eggert, Bowl Aire, Senior, 684; Jeff Lee, Wayne's City Lanes, Senior, 670; Don Nowack, Bowl Aire, Bantam, 655. All scores include handicaps. There has been some ink spread about the State championship basketball team of Hirsch High not playing the Catholic league for the Chicago city championship. t As we think it over, we can't blame Hirsch. Wouldn't it be like the White Sox winning the World Series, then coming back to play the Cubs in a City Series? J * »