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r freshmen Hurricanes Roll Over Green Wave Of St. Edwards, 22-0 The Marian Central fresh­ men stretched the unbeaten string to 5-0 beating St. Ed­ wards football team of Elgin. 22-0. * In the first quarter Jay Craig hit Jay Reckamp for a 65 yard pass for a touchdown. The pass was for about 20 yards with Reckamp outrunning the defenders to the goal. Paul LeBlanc ran for the two point conversion making it 8-0. In the third quarter, after kicking off to St. Edwards, Marian took over on downs. They put together a 60 yard drive on the ground with Dave Crook again providing most of the ground gaining with out­ standing blocking from Paul LeBlanc and Mike Gibbons and the line. Eventually Mike Gibbons busted over from the 2 yard line for the Canes second score. The conversion failed. In the fourth quarter Marian began another long drive on inside powers with LeBlanc, Gibbons and Crook picking up the necessary yardage. Gib­ bons scored the final touch­ down on a one yard plunge. Jay Craig then hit Paul Burg in the end zone for the final two point conversion. The Marian defensive team again played outstanding with Jim McDonough, Jim Bennett, LeBlanc, Gibbons, Craig, Steve Sankey, Bill Huemann, Kevin Kelly providing the stoppers on the ground. Crook and Tom Knox' did an admirable job deflecting numerous passes. .Bill Huemann had the lone interception for the"undefeated Hurricanes. The next game for the Fresh­ men is against Driscoll at Addison Trails high school, Monday, Oct. 8. McHenry Wins Over Mundelein On Sept. 27 Mundelein / vs. / Crown McHenry on/Sept/ 27 Won by ; MCHENRYj ' VARSITY Charles Tucker, Mun 14:07; John Mclnerney, McH, 14:12; John Barnings McH, 14:16; Jim Halford Mun., 14:18; Arnie Rodriguez C 14:43; Jerry Pepping McH, 14:45; Mike Jablonski McH, 14:47; Tom Schrimpf Mun., 14:49; Joe Meyer McH, 14:55; Kevin Wynveen McH, 14:56; Rich Nowell McH, 15:10; Chuck Goulter Mun., 15:59; Gary Wilson C, 15:59; "Hitch" Mun., 15:05; Roy Maras McH, 15:11; Greg Worm McH, 15:15; Jim Rouley C, 15:26; Cary Price C, 15:30; Kevin Worm McH, 15:32; Phil Libeato C, 15:37; Cliff Merrell C, 15:46; Cary Cox Mun., 15:49; Rick Jones C, 16:05; Mark Schuster McH, 16:09; Guil Nergard C, 16:11; A1 Gorard Mun., 16:16; Bob Wentz Mun, 16:30; Mark Afeld Mch., 16:37; Keith Teuber Mch, 16:48; Mike Allison Mch, 16:54; Bob Dayel Mun., 16:57; Tom Hurlbut Mun., 17:16; Tim Voiss C, 17:28; Steve Elliott Mch., 17:42; Larry Peterson C, 17:54. McHenry - Winner: Mclnerney Barnings Pepping Jablonski Mayer Total: Pushers Wynveen Mundelein: Tucker Halford Schrimpf Coulter Hitch Total: McHenry - Winner Mclnerney Barnings Pepping Jablonski Mayer Total: Pushers Wynveen Nowell Crown: Rodriquez Wilson Rouley Price Libeato Total: SOPHOMORE Greg O'Halleran McH, 15:12; Ron Himpelmann McH, 15:21; Andy Oakley McH, 15:12; Armando Arbelo Mun., 15:53; Dean Peterson McH, 15:56; Steve Thorns McH, 16:07; B. Arheson C, 26:08; Tom Wod- dulazC, 16:15; Jim Murgatroyd McH, 16:20; Mike Crummins Mun, 16:27; Mike Crimmins Mun., 16:27; Mike Brework C, 16:38; Greg Thornton McH, 16:39; Frank Richard C, 16:46; Alex Montemayor Mun., 16:51; Marty Van Kanegan Mch, 17:12; Mike Bazan McH, 17:14; Mike Sparr Mun., 17:24; Mike Campbell C 18:27; Gary Hodgson Mun., 18:45. McHenry - Winner: G. O'Halleran Himplemann Oakley Peterson Thorns Crown: Artheson Woddyk Brewak Richard Campbell Total: 6 7 9 11 12 45 Total: Pushers: Murgatroyd Thorpton Mundelein: Arbelo Crimmons Montemayer Sparr Hodges Total: McHenry - Winner: G. O'Halleran Himpleman Oakley Peterson Thorns 1 2 3 5 6 17 7 9 4 8 10 11 12 45 Family Swims Together At Lake Region YMCA The family that ?swims together at the • 'Y' stays together, so says Richard Young, physical director of the Lake Region YMCA, your neighbor'at 7350 S. Route 31. "Invest in a YMCA family membership this year," he suggests, "and watch the returns mount up in family spirit, health and pleasure." Mundelein-Winner: Skarda Boyle Zoellick Schrimpf LaMagedline FRESHMEN Dan Skarda Mun., 11:41; Mark Dehn Mch, 12:00; Greg Boyle Mun., 12:06; Rich Bruscato McH, 12:09; Jim Edwoods C, 12:20; Steve Zoellick Mun., 12:22; Mark Schrimpf Mun., 12:40; Fred O'Halleran McH, 12:46; Larry Lamageline Mun., 12:49; Jim Carpenter Mun., 13:05; Rick Long McH, 13:06; Greg Schaeffer McH, 13:07; Tom Vollar C, 13:08; Rick Riddle Mun., 13:14; Chris Faiffer Mun., 13:18; Scott Wohnrade McH, 13:33; Rick McGrath Mun., 13:37; Jim Wiederin Mun., 13:40; Jim Stecher C, 13:50; Paul Aguliar Mun., 13:59; Burt Mi or C, 14:08; Ken Stanek McH, 14:25; Lee Busse Mun., 14:29; Kurt Teuber McH, 14:30; Russ McKay McH, 14:31; Jeff Butler Mun., 14:34; Tom McCauliffe McH, 16:19. McHenry: Dehn Bruscato F. O'Halleran Long Schaefer Total: Pushers: Murgatroyd Thorn ton 3720 W. Elm St McHenry, III. Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-11 Saturday 9-9 Sunday 9-7 oscu] Phone: 385-7030 MILWAUKEE'S BEST 6-12 Oz. Cans REG.'1.07 yy CALVERTS WHISHEY REG. '4.29 FRI. • SAT. • SUN Monday thru Friday 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. onrt>.K>*WV* 3312 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILLINOIS (385-1475) Total: Pusher: Carpenter McHenry - Winner: Dehn Bruscato F. O'Halleran Long Schaefer Total: Pushers: Wohnrade Stanek Crown: Edwoods Vollar Strecher Minor Total: 1 3 5 6 8 23 9 1 2 4 5 6 18 8 11 3 7 9 10 12 41 New friendships and personal growth for every member of your family will be. your benefit. Lake Region YMCA charges a very moderate membership fee, and entitles the family to participate as a unit or on an individual basis. There are special activities for tots to great-grandparents and everyone in between; swim­ ming, tumbling and stunts, volleyball and lots more. Take advantage of the fine "Y" we all have right here in the neigh­ borhood. It'll liven your evenings, brighten your life, and can even get the family acting like a family again. Stop in or give the "Y" a call at 459-4455. PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 AUTO FATALITY Mrs. Regina Wirth, 71, of Antioch, died in McHenry hospital Thui-sday morning as a result of injuries received in an auto accident Tuesday evening at the intersection of Route 173 and Wilmot road, north of Johnsburg. Her husband, Frank, who was driving the auto, is listed in serious con­ dition at the hospital. Don't Use Metal! Metal pans can't be used in a microwave oven. Foods must be cooked on paper, glass or earth­ enware so that electronic waves can pass through. Consumers' Corner Review Homeowners Insurance Is your home adequately in­ sured? Chances are it's not. A survey by an insurance company reveals that over half of all single family homeowners don't carry enough insurance to protect their property fully. Inflation is a common cause of inadequate coverage. A house ful­ ly insured ten years ago may now be insured for only half its value -- unless the amount of insurance has been increased. The value of your home also may have increased if you've made home improvements. When you add a room, remodel or even panel an existing room, it's wise to increase your insurance policy. Then too, replacement costs have increased with changes in supply and rising labor prices. In any case, it's recommended that insurance coverage equal the market value of your home minus the value of the lot and and the foundation. A good rule of thumb is to have coverage for no less than 80 percent of the replace­ ment cost. Many insurance com­ panies offer homeowner's policies with a built-in inflation guard pro- vision that increases coverage at regular intervals. Beef Exports Exports of beef for 1972 totaled 52 million pounds, up 10 million pounds from 1971. Keep Two! For well organized menu plan­ ning, keep two recipe file boxes -- one for new recipes and one for tested and approved ones. Ease Microwave ovens are easy to clean and should be cleaned after each use. Just wipe with a damp cloth. Household Hint: Padding on outdoor furniture is usually covered with plastic coat­ ed fabric or vinyl. You can clean this type cover easily with a sud­ sy sponge. Bright spot in the Homecoming loss last weekend was Linebacker, Bob Eppel. He led the Warrior defense by participating in 18 tackles and earned the praise of his coaching staff. BG8 EPPEL fly (k'c TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry BEGINNING THURSDAY OCTOBER 4th V 2 GALLONS OF PERMANENT ANTI­ FREEZE WITH EACH ENGINE TUNE-UP COMPLETE TUNE-UP & WINTERIZING INCLUDES: A compression check, check points, condenser, ignition timing, inspect spark plugs, inspect, test and clean the battery, check and adjust voltage and current regulator, check starter circuits, check fuel pump pressure, check crank case, PCV Ivalve, adjust [carbureator, and inspect filters. iCheck all hoses and pressure test radiator. 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