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Varisty Wrestlers Lose Matches .To Grayslake And Barrington Coach Paul Palmateer's "Rassling Warriors" ran into a little tough luck the past week and dropped two matches. Grayslake defeated them 38 to 16 and on Friday nite they lost to Barrington 31 to 19. The sophs split, losing to Grayslake 36 to 30, but beating Barrington 29 to 26 in a real thriller. The Frosh also split, easily defeating Grayslake 51 to 12, and losing to Barrington 35 to 20. The results of the meets are as follows: weight, name, school and decision. VARSITY MCHENRY 16 vs GRAYSLAKE 38 98 lbs. K. Young, G.L. dec - Worm, McH. 105 lbs. Scanlin, MqH dec - Precht, Gl. 112 lbs.. WUde, Gl. - forefit. 119 lbs. Murgatroyd, McH tie - Kelley, Gl. 126 lbs. Straka, Gl. - forefit. 132 lbs. Welter, Gl. - forefit. 138 lbs. Mathis, Gl. dec - O'Malley, McH. 145 lbs. Brosowske, Gl. pin - Hansen, McH. 155 lbs. Hurckes, McH dec - Mason, Gl. 167 lbs. Rode, Gl. dec - Lane McH, 185 lbs. Thornton, McH pin - Novak, G.L. Hwt. Frantz, McH tie - Kleffner, Gl. SOPH'S MCHENRY 30 vs GRAYSLAKE 36 98 lbs. Schuster, McH pin Beyer, G.L. 105 lbs. Usmiller, Gl. pin Bazan, Mch. 112 lbs. Hatum, Gl. pin • Murray, McH. 119 lbs. Goetsch, Gl. dec - Beck, Mch. 126 lbs.. Selger, Gl. jiin - Riveria, McH 132 lbs. Useman, McH pin - Stang, Gl ! 138 lbs. Tromel, Gl. dec - Thornton, McH 145 lb6. Hutchinson, McH pin - Stelton, Gl. 155 lbs. Nuss, McH. pin - Jacobson, Gl. 167 lbs. Alwort, Gl. pin - Mai, Mch. 185 lbs. Tromel, G.L. pin- Christopher, McH. Hwt. Jermuluiel, Gl. pin - Miller McH. FROSH MCHENRY 51 vs GRAYSLAKE 12 , „ , * 98 lbs. Myaki, McH pin Jahnke, Gl. 105 lbs. Freund, McH pin - Derve, Gl'.. 112 lbs. Useman, McH pin - Tripp, Gl. 119 lbs. Voight, McH pin - Lackey, Gl. 126 lbs. Wilde, Gl. dec - Buss, McH. 132 lbs. Hitzman, Gl. pin - Fink , McH. 138 lbs. Lesko, Mr" 'w - Snow- Mobile News DePew, Gl. 145 lbs. Tigernia, Gl. dec - Roby, Mch. 155 lbs. Lundelius, McH - forefit. 167 lbs. Bucaro, McH pin - Gesking, Gl. 185 lbs. Kuechel, McH pin - JermoloWic, Gl. Hwt. Browder, McH - forefit. VARSITY MCHENRY 19 vs BARRINGTON 31 98 lbs.. Worm, McH tie - Williams, Bar. 105 lbs. Scanlin, Mch dec - Walsh, Bar. 119 lbs. Murgatroyd, McH tie- Wapotish, Bar. 126 lbs. Sland, Bar pin - McClatchery, Mch. 132 lbs. Amichowski, Bar. - forefit. 138 lbs. Erbach, Bar O'Malley, Mch. 145 lbs. Ask, Bar. dec - P. Antonou, Mch. 155 lbs. Hurckes, McH pin - Duorsk, Bar. 167 lbs. Smith, Bar dec - A. Hansen, McHn. 185 lbs. Hutchings, Bar. dec - Eppel, Mch. Hwt. Dougherty, McHn pin - March, Bar. Choderowski, McH 138 lbs. Lesko, McH tie - Passau, Bar. 145 lbs. Moll, Bar dec • Roby, Mch. 155 lbs. Lundelius, McH dec - Calvert, Bar. 167 lbs. Wojcik, Bar pin - Bucaro, McH 185 lbs. G. Haight, Bar pin - Kuechel, McH Hwt. D. Haight, Bar, dec - Browder, McH. Name Team Players For Donkey Basketball Game At Marian Dec. 9 !> Deaths! 1 pin - SOPH'S MCHENRY 29 vs BARRINGTON 26 98 lbs. Schuster, McH pin - Freeze, Bar. 105 lbs. Adams, Bar. dec - Bazan, Mch. 112 lbs. Furman, Bar. dec - Murray, Mch. 119 lbs. Baker, Bar dec - Swanson. McH. 126 lbs. . Riveria, McH tie - Anichowski, Bar.p 132 lbs. Useman, McH pin - Kolman, Bar. 138 lbs. Thornton, McH dec - Hansen, Bar. 145 lbs. Cooke, Bar default - Hutchinson, Mch. 155 lbs. Nuss, McH default - Hartwig, Bar. 167 lbs. Adams, Bar dec. - Mai, Mch. 185 lbs. George, Bar pin - Christopher, Mch Hwt. Miller, McH pin - Borkon, Bar. FROSH MCHENRY_20 vs BARRINGTON 35 98 lbs. Broders, Bar dec - Miyaki, McH. i05 lbs. D. Fruend, McH dec - Plum, Bar. \ U2 lbs. Useman, McH pin - ^rabowski, Bar. 119 lbs. Buss, McH pin - Hallman, Bar. 126 Wapotish, Bar pin - Beck, Mch 132 lbs. Moore, Bar pin - STANLEY A. SCHLIEBEN, JR. Stanley A. Schlieben, Jr., was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital, Monday, Dec. 3. He was born April 15, 1916, in Chicago. Mr. Schlieben was employed as a precision grinder for Electro Motive, LaGrange. He was a member of the American Legion Post 491, McHenry. Among his survivors are his wife, Rose, nee Gagliano; four daughters, Mrs. Ted (Bonnie) Drdla, Ingleside, Mariann Schlieben and Mrs. Bill (Roseanne) Stowe, San Diego, Calif., Lisa, at home; three sons, James, Michael and Barry, all at home; four grandchildren and three sisters. Visitation was scheduled after 4 o'clock Tuesday at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home. A funeral Mass will be offered Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. at St Patrick's church with burial in St. Adelbert's cemetery, Niles. ALWILDA CANTRALL Alwilda Cantrall, 64, of 3017 W. Mary lane, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital, Nov. 30. A resident of this area for the past three years, she was born Sept. 8,1909, in West Frankfort, Dl. She is survived by her husband, Thomas, whom she married Dec. 15, 1949, in Chicago; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a brother, Henry Cantrell, Chicago; and a sister, Mrs. Juanita Phlanz of Saynor, Wis. She was preceded in death by her parents, a daughter, Betty Lou Houser, and a son, William. £ Services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home with Rev. Virgle Chappell officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. The "Craziest ~ Show on Earth" comes to Marian Central Catholic high school on Sunday, Dec. 9, when donkey basketball takes the hardcourt in the Hurricane gym. Two games of fun will be played beginning with the 7:30 p.m. match up between a team of McHenry County Sheriff's Department officers and McHenry Fire Department versus the Marian Central Fathers' club. Leading the sheriff's men will be Sheriff Art Tyrrell and he will be joined by Chief Deputy Henry Nulle, George Meyers, Bill Mullen and Jim Fitzgerald. The McHenry Fire Department representatives will be Wayne Amore, Ray Simon, Tom Michaelson, Gary Gough, Brian Klonz, Chris Bennett and Hal Harris. Word is out that the firemen are in excellent shape for the game as they play donkey basketball in their spare time. The Fathers' club of Marian is indeed worthy opposition to the sheriff's men and firemen as they are led by John Dwyer, Dan Lennon, Chuck Martina, Stan Jozwiak, Ed Jackson, Jack Steadman, Pat Pierce, Merrill Johnson, John Orso and leading the charge will be Jack Sebesta. The second game of the evening matches the Marian football players and cheerleaders versus the Marian faculty. The footballers are Tom Cote, Jack Sebesta, Marty Palmer, Mark Keil, Mike Pierce, Brian Duffy, Tom Corcoran, and John Craig. Cheerleaders are Kasey An­ derson, Annette Pitzen and Marg Overton. The fast riding faculty team will be led by head football coach, Tom Parker, George Parthemore, Bob Gough, Lou Hartlieb, Rosemary Rowles, Sharon Sasch, Joyce Malone, Vic ("Dracula") Meuch, John Burke, John Powers and Principal Tom Parsley. An outstanding half time show will be presented along with the special attraction of Vic ("Dracula") Meuch. Yes, fans, Count Dracula Meuch will be making a special ap­ pearance and will frighten all with his Hollywood style. The donkeys will love him! Two important rules will be in effect for this game: baskets can only be scored while sitting on a donkey and loose balls can be picked up only when holding on to a donkey. Sometimes ^The Trailblazer Snowmobile club of Richmond is offering safety classes for junior snowmobilers, ages 12-16. These classes will be held Sat. and Sun., Dec. 15 and 16 at 1:00 in Richmond. Anyone who is 10 years and 10 months of age or older is invited to attend. These classes make the child familiar with his snowmobile, how it operates and the rules for driving it. Also included are simple safety precaution and basic first aid. These 2 class days are a must for those who wish to get their Wisconsin certification which is required of anyone 12 years of age who wants to drive a snowmobile in Wisconsin. The first class session has already been held and was very successful. June Buchert, 678-6331 or Gayl Cunningham 678-6531 will take your reservations and answer questions. Please call , by Dec. 9. Parents are en­ couraged to sit in on the classes. The outdoor portion of the class will be held when "snow" permits. FAT? OVERWEIGHT? ODRINEX contains the Most Effective Appetite Depressant available without prescription ! One tiny ODRINEX tablet before meals and you want to eat less - down goes your calories - down goes your weight ! Thousands of women from coast to coast report ODRINEX has helped ttiem lose 5,10, 20 pounds in a short time • so can you. Get rid of ugly fat and live longer ! ODRINEX has been sold at leading drug stores for 15 years • safe, taken as directed. Available in large and economy sizes. Money Back Guarantee. No questions asked. Sold with this guarantee by: MAT'S DRUG STORE 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois spurgeons MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 WEST ROUTE 120 HARD TO BELIEVE . . . b u t t r u e ! Handsome Douglas Shoes of GENUINE LEATHER those donkeys just will not move! Come see the thrills, spills, and laughs this Sunday night at Marian Central. The game Is sponsored by the Pep ell all proceeds go to the department. Tickets available at the. door. PAGE 9 - PLAINPEALER-WEDNESPAY, DECEMBER 5. 1973 County College Scots Fall To Triton 89-80 liege Sophs Defeat Grant 58-48 For Third Win from gave try last Nov. 28, Triton ranked state, ils to baf Coach Gary Collin's sophomore cagers won their third game of the season Friday by defeating Grant 58 to 48. Tony Bentz led the scoring with 20 Dts. * BOX SCORE Peters Mies za nek McHenry Grant 19 10 21 48 17 15 11 15 58 9 14 8 17 48 McHENRY fg ft Pf tP Christy 2 2 2 6 Ludwig 4 3 2 11 Rode 3 5 2 11 Bentz 10 0 2 20 Decker 3 2 5 8 McCafferty 0 2 2 2 22 14 15 58 GRANT Simmons Santiago Makas Srand Stewart DIAL DOWN Conserve Heating Fuel The fighting VSCots McHenry County c it the old college Wednesday evening, but,-failed to fca lege, one of the basketball Je^ms in The final score, 89-80 show the closeness of the as the Scots played their best game of the young season/ Trailing 41 to 29 points at the half, the Scots roared back and took the lead 56 to 55 in the next 8 minutes. Leading by 3 points, 69 to 66, with 7 minutes left in the contest, the Scots felt fouls take their toll. Dale Groskinsky fouled out at this time followed shortly by A1 Gould and Chris Toren. With their 3 biggest men out of the contest the Scots fell behind and had to foul which led to free throws and the final 89 to 80 margin. Randy Blazier did a great job of leading the team as he pushed in 38 points, a new MCC individual game record. Christ Toren led the rebounding with 12 grabs off the boards. BOXSCORES McHENRY Bell Blazier Wittmus Gould TichenOr Frost lTON TancredJ/ Mosle^ Lorenz Allen f Coney j Rumishek Fendley Cortibs Brunson 22 26 17 38 Eating-out Enthusiasts The yacreasing number of wives who work away from home whether for pay or in civic activ­ ities have influenced living pat­ terns in many ways. For instance, 4He tremendous growth of the / food service industry is due in part to working wives. Not only --^(Kthey patronize restaurants, tea ^ rooms".and hot dog stands during / lunch hour, but their influence, responsible for more family fat­ ing out at the end of a busy d • D MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION fr STEREO PRICED LOW TO KEEP SPIRTS HIGH! 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