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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALE R-FRIDAY, APRIL13, 1973 mm m E/aV THE McHENRY WARRIORS baseball season is under way with a 2 win, 2 loss record. Weather permitting, the Warriors will travel to Batavia, Dundee and Wauconda before their next home game which is a twin bill against Libertyville on Saturday April 21. The game will start at 10:30. Members of the Warriors are sitting 1-r Roger Ludwig, Tim Tonyan, Kevin Worm, Doug Freund, Steve VanKanegan, Gary Connell, Steve Stanek, Andy Oleszczuk and Bob Habich. Standing are Dan Camasta, Tom Knaack, Doug Belohlavy, Bob Dobbertin, Ron Schuster, Steve Himpelmann, Steve O'Halleran, Bob Staley and Coach Ken Swanson. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH We planned to go to Bimbo's Wednesday night, but had no idea our White Sox would lose their home opener by the ridiculous score of 12 to 2. So we mustered up our courage and entered the Bimbo Cub Pub as planned. Junior was there and gave us a certain kind of a smile as we entered. Not too much was said, but ther^ was something in the air. Everybody who came in had something to say about our downtrodden Sox. Dick and Emily Hester came along. So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ EUROPE 16 and 23 day itineraries London-Paris-Rome From '499 To $929 From ChicagoComplete Price based on per person double occupancy. Fly non stop direct to London Depart every Saturday from Chicago. CHAINO-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 West Elm Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 Dependable Travel Since 1961 Hours: Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Sat 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM EVES BY APPT. Emily is a Cub fan "because my father was a Cub fan.". Dick is a St. Louis Cardinal fan so we don't have much to put up with from him. All we could say was-it's only one game-Wilbur Wood had too much rest-he is only used to two days-We'll get 'em tomorrow--and all those kind of excuses. We'll have our days'. Every night we check numbers in the evening paper to learn that we didn't win cash or a new car. Ever an optimist. Sports seasons are too long. They overlap. We like baseball in the summertime, football in the fall, basketball and hockey in the winter. Golf? Never mind that sport. You can't keep those gorf nuts off the course no matter what the weather. LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK Odrinex can help you become the trim slim person you want to be. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con tains no dangerous drugs. No starving No special exercise. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex has been used successfully by thousands all over the country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan costs $3.25 and the large economy size $5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded. No questions asked. Sold with this guarantee by: Bolger's Drug Store 1259 N. Green St. Mail Orders Filled Stock Car Racing While many tracks for stock cars will hope to get their 1973 season opened up this weekend, the drivers who braved the cold and chilly winds at the Lake Geneva Raceway last Saturday night, can look forward to their second wins of the season. This Saturday night the field of 35 cars is sure to be nearly twice as large with any signs of warmth in the evening. Time trials will again get under way at 7 p.m. with the first race at 8 p.m. Tall towers were built in many European and Asiatic countries, the record states, to serve a two-fold purpose: 1) as an elevated platform to watch for fire or enemies, and 2) a sort of safe deposit vault, as most homes were built of wood, and destructive fires were frequent. tFri.-Sat.-Sun. 4/13-4/15 Hi SkyJ' >/ie- onfttm.fX IMilmEamtot McHmnrr They shared more than their rooms! nasi! ON THIS SPRING TIRE SALE FIRESTONE & DELTA PASSENGER CAR TIRES 25% - 50% JLL FULL 4 • PLY OFF BUY NOW & SAVE Thank God- only McHENRY ILL. 385-0144 STARTS FRIDAY APRIL 13 JOHN IUHBNE McHenry Tire Mart 3931 W MAIN ST. PH. 385-0294 Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 Only Sat.-Sun. Matinee 1:30 'Clarence, Crosseyed Lion" onnie's lids [TEENAGE DOLL 3 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., 9:30 p. m. April 9-73 Em Damian - 524; Nancy Kadisak - 508; Hazel Stahlman - 499; Kay Lundy - 488 - 98 pins over ave; Elaine Cross - 482; Dorothy Koleno - 475; Wanda Gehrke - 474; Marcy Goss - 469; Joyce Lexow - 466; Ruth Bomke - 464; Audrey Koczor - 454 - 52 pins over ; Eddie Fitts - 447 - 75 pins over; Carol Palminteri - 421; Linnea Medine - 396- 60 pins over. Rails: Barb Nelsen - 3-10; Dot Koleno - 3-10; Marcy Goss - 3-10, also 4-5, 4-9. CD of A BOWLING Tues., April 10,19737 p.m. Mary Cook 173-450; Shirley Kivley 203-490; Ethel Conway 171-463; Barb Leight 193-521; Sue Koleno 463; Lois Crouch 447; Jo Zwierzynski 185-452; Cathie Freund 436; Isy Thompson 429; Marian Peterson 426; Lorraine Freund 444; Edi Nimsgern 429; Dorothy Koleno 177-471; Kitty .Hendle 170-482; Cathy Boro 544; ^Julie Kralowetz 464; Bette O'Brien 199-522; Ann Dawson 443; Fran Zank 429; Teresa Steffans 176; 469; Jo Rizzo 451; Helen Spencer 439. R.R. Karen Bona to 2-4-7-8-10; Julie Kralowetz 4-10; Evora Peterson 5-6-10. Pins Over Average. Karen Bona to 60; Ina Meddings 42. TUESDAY THIRTY NINERS Dorothy Freund, 178-488; Cathy Schlitt, 442; Jean Brzenk, 449; Mary# Gaylord, 425; Fran Weyland, 420; Claire Rosing, 481; Sharon Nye, 405; Helen Freund, 420; Cam my Gaylord, 449. R.R. Fran Braenk 5 - 7 Police Tickets The following tickets were issued by the McHenry Police department: Jere Brooks, 1342 N. Jackson, Waukegan, improper right turn from wrong lane. Thomas H. Smith, 4014 Kane, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal. William A. Meath, 3718 W. W a u k e g a n , M c H e n r y , disobeyed traffic signal. James R. Huse, 3303 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, driving while license suspen­ ded. Nancy L. Norwill, 2617 Myang, McHenry, speeding 35 in a 20 m.p.h. zone. Gregory J. Herdrich, 6211 W. Roundup road, McHenry, speeding 70 in a 50 m.p.h. zone. Snow Cancels Athletic Events By Dick Rabbitt Monday's sudden snowstorm really played havoc with the athletic schedule at McHenry high school. Athletic Director Bill Blankenhorn is busy rescheduling baseball games, tennis and track meets, along with golf. The baseball game with Larkin has been rescheduled for Monday af­ ternoon at 1 p.m. at McCracken field. The rest of the schedule is still pending upon the other schools involved. Tuesday the Warriors open North Suburban Conference play against Dundee. Dundee with a veteran squad returning plus a surplus of pitchers is one of the pre-season favorites for the championship. Zion Benton is another team with many returning let- termen. With their outstanding pitcher and outfielder Billy McKinney they should be in the fight for the crown. Again the Broncos from Barrington are loaded. A host of lettermen plus a junior team which won 21 games as sophomores, Barrington should be the team to beat. Libertyville with only 2 returning lettermen will have to improve to gain the first division. The Warriors, if they can find their hitting shoes and plug up some lapses in the field, could be another contender for the crown. Woodstock in their final season of conference play, should be an improved ball club from their 6th place finish last year. Both Crystal Lake and North Chicago again this season should fight it out for the cellar. 1972 NORTH SUBURBAN BASEBALL FINAL Team Won Lost Barrington 10 4 McHENRY 9 5 Libertyville 9 5 Dundee 7 7 Zion Benton 6 8 Woodstock 6 8 Crystal Lake 5 9 North Chicago 4 10 Mobile TWO TIME WINNER Randy Schiller, eight grader at Montini the presentation were, left to right: Montini Supt. Donald Ryniecki, Middle School, recently was chosen 1972-73 Most Valuable Player Schiller and Montiai Athletic Director Mark Anderson. by his teammates in both football and basketball. Participating in STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Montini Middle School student, Randy Schiller was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates in both football and basketball for the school year 1972-73. Randy, an eighth grader, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Schiller of 905 N. Draper road, McHenry. Randy led Montini's football team to a 4-2 record (best in the school's . history) playing defensive end, offensive tackel and serving as the team's kick- off man. He was voted Most Valuable Player bedkise of his play and leadership! In basketball, Randy, who is 5'10", led the team in rebounding and defensive prowess. Playing center, Randy developed from early season averages of 5 rebounds, 4 points per game to 8 rebounds, 9 points per game. Through his efforts, his teammates elected Randy as the M.V.P. for Montini's basketball team which finished the season with a 17-7 record, bringing home four second- place trophies to the school. Maybe-those who fear to tread where fools rush in~once upon a time, rushed in. Marian Central Baseball Schedule 1973 VARSITY AND FRESH-SOPH BASEBALL SCHEDULE Coaches: Hans Rokus and George Parthemore. April 7, (DH) Saturday, Woodstock, there, 10:30. April 10, (FR) Tuesday, Woodstock at Marian. April 14, (DH) Saturday, Marmion, there, 11:00. April 16, Monday, Benet at Marian, 4:15. April 18, Wednesday, Im­ maculate Conception at Marian, 4:15. April 24, Tuesday, Driscoll, there, 4:15. April 26, Thursday, Montini at Marian, 4:15. April 28, (DH) Saturday, St. Francis at Marian, 2:30. May April 30, Monday, Benet, there, 4:15. May 2, Wednesday, Im­ maculate Conception, at Marian, 4:15. May 5 (DH) Saturday, St. Edward's, there, 11:00. May 7, Monday, Montini, there, 4:15. May 9, Wednesday, Driscoll, atJMarian, 4:15. May 10, Thursday, McHenry, at Marian, 4:30. 1973 VARSITY AND FRESH-SOPH TRACKSCHEDULE Coaches: Lou Hartlieb and Tom Parker. FOX \ \ , i ^ (jfoUTDOM P A D viur . ^^Rts 120 & 21, Grayslake PARKING -- 587-261 2 Fri.-Sat.-Sun. April 13-15 Admission Only $1.00 '"House Of Dark Shadows" and "Night Of Dark Shadows" k i n n Y I A N D 1, Groyslok RA «;t Sat.-Sun. Matinee 1:30 "Clarence, Crosseyed Lion" MOH-THffl ~^SL. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -DOUBLE FEATURE- "How To Make A Doll" & "Sexual Practices In Sweden" Both Features Rated X 18 & OVER ONLY ! -Open Weekends Only- Fri.-Sat.-Sun. April 13-15 THE RoomMates A General Film Corporation Release Rated [J; IM1MMC0UR FIliSCO-FEATURE "WHERE'S , rated POPPA" / R Late Show Fri. & Sat. "What Became Of Jack & Jill" Fri. April 20 (For 7 Days) "Fiddler On The Roof" April 13, Friday, Carmel and Warren, at Mundelein, 4:30 p.m. April 24, Tuesday, St. Ed­ ward's, at Elgin, 4:15 p.m. April 26, Thursday, Grayslake and Lake Zurich, at Grayslake, 4:30 p.m. April 28, Saturday,* Bishop O'Neill Relays, at Aurora, 10:00 a.m. May 1, Tuesday, Marmion, at Aurora, 4:30 p.m. May 3, Thursday, Grant, at Fox Lake, 4:15 p.m. May 5, Saturday, Crystal Lake Invitational, there, 10:00 a.m. May 8, Tuesday, S.C.C. Divisional, at Aurora, 3 p.m. May 10, Thursday, Wood­ stock, there, 4:15 p.m. May 12, Saturday, S.C.C. 12:00. May 15, Tuesday, McHenry, there, 4:15 p.m. May 16, Wednesday, Cary- Grove and Geneva, at Cary- Grove, 4:15 p.m. May 18, Friday, District at Rockford, 3 p.m. May 21, Monday, County (Fresh-Soph) at Woodstock, 3:30 p.m. May 23, Wednesday, County (Varsity) at Crystal Lake, 3:30 p.m. May 25, 26, Fri., Sat., State at Champaign, 10 a.m. GOLF 1973 Coach: Bud Grover. April 24, Tuesday, Marian at Harvard Plum Tree, 3:30. April 25, Wednesday, Marian at Braeloch (Grayslake) 3:00. April 27, Friday, Marian at Marmion (Phillips) 3:30. April 30, Monday, Montini at McHenry C.C., 3:30. May 1, Tuesday, Marian at DrisColl (Elmhurst C.C.) 3:00. May 4, Friday, Harvard at Plum Tree, 3:30. May 7, Monday, Grayslake at McHenry C.C., 3:30. May 8, Tuesday, St. Edward at Plum Tree, 3:30. Mav 10, Thursday, Driscoll at By Inga With the last ray of hope gone for any more snow this year, I do have some snowmobile news of recent happings. The Harmony Snowmobile Club had there elections of officers for the 73-74 season. They are: President, Harry Padgitt, McHenry, Vice Pres. Eddy Kaska, Ingleside, Secy. Pat Butler, McHenry, Treas. Jan Rades, McHenry. Board Members: Gene Sickles, Aurora, Roy Roadman, McHenry, and Alby Adams, McHenry. Starting in May the meetings will be on a summer schedule. The first Friday of each month 'til November. The format of the newly formed McHenry County Snowmobile Assoc. reported by George Keller recently (Plaindealer Fri. March 30th) should be of great interest and help to all snowmobile clubs in McHenry County. The Assoc. aim being to promote safety, provide a united voice in future legislation in Illinois snowmobile laws, and in planning for coordinated club trails in the county. If you club would like further information Alby Adams, 385-0434. Members of the Harmony and Waukegan Snowmobile Clubs are now sitting back and reminiscing about their snowmobile adventures in West Yellowstone, Mt. and Park Rapids, Minn. The annual 10 day trip sponsored by the Harmony Club for their members who wish to explore exciting new snowmobiling areas. George Keller doing such an excellent job on reporting the West Yellowstone trip for our readers last week, I feel I could rush right back. Snowmobiling of that magnitude few of us will ever forget. Twenty members of Har­ mony packed their gear and drove to Park Rapids, Minn. Nancy McAuliffe informs me the club stayed in a beautiful four apt. bungalow., located at the Isle O'Dreams on a breath taking Peninsula with a view to behold. The snow, like in most places was half of normal. I hear they rode and rode 'til they wore out the snow along with themselves. Their hosts Duke & Marilyn put on such a good feast those 10 days that diets were in order when they returned. New officers for the coming season for the Illinois Assoc. of Snowmobile clubs are: President: Roy Roadman of McHenry, Vice Pres.: Charles Metcalf, Secy: Nayola Nelson, Treas.: Earl Nelson. The Illinois Assoc. accepts both Plum Tree, 3:30. May 11, Friday, District. May 14, Monday, S.C.C. at Village Green. May 15, Tuesday, Marian at Benet, 3:30. club and individual mem­ berships, for more information call Mr. Roadman at 385-0685. 'Til the snow flies again next winter(??) I hope all our snowmobile readers have had a safe and good sonwmobile season. Remember: Join a club, get involved. It is the snowmobilers only way of letting others know that we have a safe and respected sport and to acquire the legislation we need in Springfield. Rule Conflict In County, School Board Memberships Attorney General William J. Scott has held that a member of a county board of supervisors cannot also be a member of a school board within the same county. Scott's opinion on that sub­ ject was requested by State's Attorney Dayton L. Thomas of Gallatin county. The Attorney General noted that the statutes which provide for local sharing of Illinois Income Tax revenues allow counties to allocate such funds for school purposes. , The opinion focused on the fact that "..if a member of the county board were also a member of the school board of a community unit school district, any part of which was located in the county, then he would be fn a position to vote funds for the' benefit of his particular school district. Although he would not be in a position to benefit himself personally, it is doubtful that he could properly and faithfully perform the duties of each office." Scott concluded, therefore, that the two offices are in­ compatible under the law. A boss is somebody who puts off till tomorrow what he should have had somebody doing today. EVERY SUNDAY CHICKEN-with all the trimmings. Aiso: Steak, B.B.Q. 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