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PAGE • . PLAINDEALKRJrRIDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1974 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR I It is Halloween time again. That's an evening when you eat standing up. The front door bell hngs and rings. We get fun out of the small ones all dressed up to scare us with "Trick or a treat". In our day, the kids didn't give you a choice. It was a trick and run like h--. Of course, there were no police cars to cover the city and there was plenty of time to tip over an outhouse or hang the front gale in a free. Percy Lodtz tells about the time a group of young fellows struggled hard to tip over an outdoor facility behind the City Hall. When it went over, they looked up and saw our Dad (McHenry Policeman for more than 40 years). Percy claims they didn't get bawled out. Their only order was, "Well, boys, now that you got it down, put it up again." They couldn't hoist it up so had to hire George "Frenchy" Meyers the next day to do the restoration job. How they did it, we wouldn't know, but boys used to tie ropes to church bells and ring them from across the street. There were some great tricks, but not much destruc­ tion of property. Put our teeth into a slice of special bread baked by Grandma (Mrs. Will) Blake. Man - that was eatin! We like those old fashioned girls. We get a little scared when they talk about switching to the metric system. Haven't learned all the old measurements and tables yet. This coming football game with Zion-Benton Friday night is taking on all the proportions of a Super-Bowl contest. The winner is almost certain to go into the state playoffs, something new in high school football. The Zeebees rate a notch higher, but that means nothing to this '74 Warrior team. The home team has a great defense and some big guns on the of­ fensive side. Dick Rabbitt wants another prediction. OK. We predict that the Zeebees will set their defense to zero in on George Hansen and our other backfield men will give them a surprise. And the Warriors to pull an upset in 9 squeaker. Muhammed Ali boasted "I am the greatest." Then he knocked out the champion George Forman. Maybe Ali is the greatest. Remember the good old days when you pulled into a gas station and instead of saying "fill er up", you would ask for 5 gallons or a dollar's worth? OLD SAYING-- A speech should be like a woman's skirt--long enough to cover the subject, but short enough to be interesting. Bowling Notes LADIES TUES. NIGHT LEAGUE 7 P.M. 10-29-74 Grace Steindoefer 435; Hoppy Buenzli 472; Shirley Kivley 472; Bandy Legs Smith 432; Flo Dercole 497; Bitsy Schaefer 466; Bette O'Brien 473; Helen Spencer 450; Sue Koleno 439; Barb Leight 429; Evora Peterson 421; Lauretta Homo 420; Edi Nimsgren (187) -512; Lil Michels 468; Lorraine Freund 449; Sharon Kujak (192) - 524; Elaine Justen 443; Nel Fidler (176) - 487; Teresa Steffans (180) - 498;, Shirley WaHner (168) - 4M. Fj-a« OUTDOOR IGRAYSLAKE r1 ! ?0 fc 83 223-8 55 FRI-SAT-SUN ONLY SHOWTIME 7:00 PM '4.00 CARLOAD "THE MODELS" PLUS FEATURE "WORKING GIRLS" PLUS BONUS LATE SHOW I "SUPER CHICK" 1 •X' t 'PG' DIVERSITY TJ. J-EACH PROGRAM A SEPARATE ADMISSION ^ ^ f FAMILY EWTERIAINMENT PROGRAM I Featured Friday, tfovTTst thru Thurs., Nov. 7th * Cartoon at 7:08 - Feature at 7:20 Only - Out 8:50 * 75 CENTS - ALL_SEATS! - 75 CENTS rtpMisterouslylunm' cM-time farce- >at One of the. new fall sports for. G.A.A. is flag football, which has shown a fantastic turnout. The sponsor, who is doing a terrific job officiating, is Mrs. Whitaker (Nudge). The girls meet every Thursday after school and play for an hour and a half. There are two teams participating in this sport with Team I being in first place. The girls par­ ticipating in flag football are: Team I: Annette Pintozzi, Sharal Koenigseder, Donna MUnyon, Shirley Meurer, Denise Higgins, Laurie Swanson, Kathy Ullrich, Joanne Ullrich, Pat Stoffel.-, Renee Freund, Anita Ross, Cathy Pintozzi, Deb Freund, Martha Rabbitt, Sue Wickencamp and Meg Humann. ' Team 2: Sue Hermann, Linda Koffend, B.J. Frantz, Deb Boro, Carol Verstege, Danielle Byron, Barb Kuna, Linda Fisher, Chris Thorne, Fern Brody, Dawn Welch, Pat Chappel, Gassy Markovic and Karen Stupe^^^ WsrkOf Art When Whistler completed the portrait of a celebrity, the artist asked him how he liked it "I can't say as I do Mr. Whist­ ler; you must admit it's a bad work of art." "Yes," replied Whistler, "but then you must admit you are a bad work of nature." GIRL'S FLAG FOOTBALL - Laurie Swanson (ballcarrier) tries to Ullrich (facing front) make a double effort in pulling off her flag, gain yardage but doesn't get too far as Donna Munyon and Kathy Warriors Host ZeeBees In Home Final Tonight Weyland (206) - 468; Joan Buss 441; and Cathy Boro (199) - 526. Railroads: Ethel Conway 3-7; Shirley Kivley 5-10 & 5-4-7; Bandy Legs Smith 5-7 (2x's); Flo Dercole 5-8-10; Clare Olson 5-8-10; Lil Michels 3-7; and Shirley Wallner 4-5-7. P S. Prize Winners for the best costumes: Shirley WalHner, Cathy Boro, Dee Overton, Sharon Klontz, Lil Michels, Dorothy Koleno and Sue Smith. CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL i - T4*C NEWCOMERS • 10-25-74 Team No. 1 - The Good Timers - Mary Lou had high game 155 and high series 422. Won 3 - Lost 1 Team No. 2 - The Wood- Pickers - Betty had high game 148 and high series 409. Betty and Mary Ann both had a double. Won 1 - Lost 3 Team No. 3 - Valerie had high game 142 and high series 401. Won 3 - Lost 1 Team No. 4 - The Pinsetters - Carmen had high game 184 and high series 429. She also had a double. Won 1 - Lost 3 Team No. 5 - Dee had high game 148 and high series 409. Thea had a double and picked the 5-10 split. Won 2 - Lost 2 Team No. 6 - The Wallbangers - Linda had high game 172 and high series 456. Won 2 - Lost 2% Team No. 7 - Linda had high game 143 and high series 379. atherb^tr# ^ a Streisand ®**eVfak£_j HARVARD THEATRE ' / not /s / \ / ohm 11io\ / 'A/V /•/ / (II \ N ( OMI OK I Mil I (ONI KOI LID ULT ENTERTAINMENT Friday, Nov. 1ft_ thru Thurs., Nov.7th T>9*Mt 'ptaiwit ADULTSI LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER ONLY I POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED FORMAT: 'SPECIAL' plus 'BONUS' NTED EACH NITE - 9:00 TO 11:25 GEORGINA SPILVIN A TINA RUSSELL TOGETHER... WfTM k UTTU HHP FROM THM FtKNOV ft" K ^> The Possessed' A "jpNJ* Haunting Story Of Human Possession*̂ /jf> * A Black And White in Color / V + • * m Lirnn! Films Selected For Our Majority of Couplet Audience! W ' (EXPLICIT AOULT FILM FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN ONLY>9- HE FURTHER ADVENTU OF A LADYLQE PLEASURE! WKDYS 7:15-9:3<T SAT-SUN 5:00 7:15 9:30 M VIVID COLON with this By Dick Rabbitt With the possibility of a State Playoff spot in the offering, the Fighting Warriors of Coach Bill Day lock horns with the Zion ZeeBees tonight in the home final. A Zion-Warrior game in itself should be worth the price of admission, but the incentive of a playoff berth is something that should have all Warrior fans at the game tonight. , This game will match the high scoring record breaking Zion offense, against the toughest defense in the North Suburban Conference. The ZeeBees have scored 296 pts, breaking the old record of 260 of the 1968 Barrington Broncos. Coach Leroy Cliff's eleven is led by senior quarterback Butch Monaghan, who has passed for 20 touchdowns and scored 5 himself. Chris Hayes a halfback is a favorite target of Monaghan's and has gathered in 10 touchdown passes. Other Zion players who bear watching are Bob Haru, a i halfback who has scored 6 touchdowns, Len LaBelle, and end Tom Stockton. The ZeeBees great kicker who doubles as a middle linebacker, Scott Roe, has already booted 35 extra points for a new conference record. However, the Warriors should not be overlooked. They have a couple of offensive threats of their own. In George Delores picked the 9-10 split and Bret the 5-7 split. Won 3 - Lost 1 Team No. 8 - The Jels - Eva had high game 184 and high series 455. Jackie picked the 5-6 split. Won 1 - Lost 3. TEN PIN QUEENS MON. OCT. 28,1974 9:30P.M. J. Lexow 222 - 545; B. Weber 210 - 540; L. Bujak 180 - 518; L. Roepenack 198 - 509; M. Sch- muhl 177 - 509; K. Lulow 187 - 506; D. Kuk 255-110 pins over in one game 500; V. Steege 169 - 495; E. Damians 184 - 486; N. Shulda 167 - 485; R. Romkowske 186 - 473; F. Bush 165 - 470; W. Gehrke 176 - 469; M. Goss 188 - 466; J. Cordray 165 -452; B. Nelsen 212 - 445; D. Schiavone 168 - 445. TEAM Barrington Zion Benton McHENRY Crystal Lake Dundee Lake Forest Crown Libertyville North Chicago Mundelein NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS w L Pts Opp 8 0 274 68 7 1 296 74 6 2 192 59 6 2 123 84 4 4 114 131 3 5 128 174 2 6 45 249 2 6 88 112 1 7 26 207 1 7 64 158 NAME School F. Shellenback - Bar G. Hansen - McH M. KammererL.F. C. Hayes - Z.B. J. Stalo-C.L. LEADING SCORERS Monaghan - Z.B. Peters - Bar TOP T.D. PASSERS TOP P A T. KICKERS Roe-Z.B. George-Bar ^Whitehead-McH. Hansen who has gained nearly 900 yds and scored 15 touchdowns and Ev Klapperich perhaps the fastest man in the conference who has averaged nearly 25 yds per pass from quarterback Steve Kaspryzk. The defense which has given up an average of 7 points a game, shutting out their last two opponents, North Chicago and Dundee. Barry, Roberts, Voight, Jacobs, Dix, Dulberg, Eppel, are the mainstays of the Warrior defensive line. The secondary of Hansen, Kaspryzk, Nuss, Rode, Lane, will have to be at their best to stop the passing attack of Monaghan. The Warriors are confident that they can upset the ZeeBees and from all reports it should be a whale of a game. Don't miss it. It has been 12 years since a Warrior eleven has won 6 games in a season. Let's all turn out and cheer them on to win number 7, and hopefully a bid to the State playoffs. Last week for the first time my crystal ball didn't crack even one little bit. I picked all 5 winners, and for the season have a 77 percent average, which is about average picking for the tough North Suburban. This week I am going against all odds and pick the Warriors Pts 150 90 63 60 54 20 13 35 277 19 Mrs. Doukas' fifth grade class are the soccer champions at Edgebrook school. They defeated Mrs. Shamblin's class S to 5. Front left to right, Tina Baggio. Kelly Coats, Sue Pender, Kim! Hunt, Kathy Foster, Dave Ewald, Linda Theel and Dave Becker. Second row, left to right, Dennis Deja, 11m Barry, Dave Giagnoni, Mellissa Darve, Mike Blake, Diane Graef, Gail McKay, Donna Doherty, Jack Engstrom. Third row left to right, John BLtenk, Sue Smith, Kim Hughes, Mrs. Doukas, Randy Gluk, Gary Clark, Wally Henshall, Tom Wagner, Butch Maldonado, 'Sue Parker. (Dawn Douglas - absent). for the upset of the year in defeating the ZeeBees. I look for our seniors to close out their final home game in a blaze of glory. In a tossup I'll pick Crown over Mundelein. Neither team has much of an offense, so will give the nod to Crown under the lights. Another tossup Dundee at Libertyville, I'll pick the Cats, they do have some kind of an organized offense. Lake Forest over North Chicago (Scouts too tough for the Warhawks). Barrington over Crystal Lake. This could be another good game, and the Tigers could give the Broncos some trouble. I hope. The girls above are the Valley View Intramural squad. Front, left to right, Shelly Bykowski, Terri Nuss, Roxanne Meyer, Joanne Campbell, Lori Bohlman, Michele Kreutser. Second row left to right, Debbie Wijas, Wendy Kuhns, Laurie Hansen, Pam Reinholm, Laura Winkowski and Tammy Schultz. Third row, left to right, Dawn Parisi, Rhonda Sweetwood, Denise Ahlgrim, Julie Hodges and Tracey Burgess. SNOWMOBILE ftlEWSl 0 SHOWPLACE 1 & 2 t i i f f i 1 ! W! l . ' CM V 4Kf 81 "> 4SH WKDYS 7:00-9:15 SAT-SUN 2:30-4:45-7:00-905 HELD OVER! MirriiiitKiis "THE LONGEST YARD" After another terrific and successful fun night for the Harmony Snowmobile Club held at the VFW in McHenry on Oct. 12, the club is going Gung Ho on trails, etc. Ben Medis and committee were responsible for the success. Meeting night Firday, Nov. 1, will be an interesting meeting covering the fun night results, club trip in February and of course plans for marking trails for the coming snowmobile season, so see you there. r.-SUN. TIL 5 PM Harrys To nto CHILDRENS MATINEE SAT-SUN 3:00 m Butterflies Though butterflies love to trav­ el, they are lazy compared to bees. They do not store food for the winter but travel to wanner regions, hibernate in hollow trees •nd dark crannies of houses or just die. NIGHTLY AT 7:00 PM Ms. Washow's fifth jrpde class at Valley View won the Soccer championship by defeating Mr. Anfinson's class 1 to f. Front row. left to right, Norma Argy, Mary Anne Lange, Terri Nuss, Robin Moore, Pat Koehler, Wade Cepulis, Matt Patterton, Bob Weymouth, Tom Milbratz. Second row, left to right. Tammy Schultz, Wendy Kuhns, Lorri Bohlman, Pam Reinholm, Tracey Burgess, Larry Dlx, Ted Zelek, Jeff Miller, Brian Bremer. Hilrd row, left to right, Roxanne Meyer, Tracy Tietz, Dawn Nowak, Julie Dowell, Rhonda Sweetwood, John Mass. Wesley Kopsell, Jack Gibbons, Brian Conrad, Miss Washow, Jeff Major and Tom Gordon. • I CHILDREN'S MAT. SAT-SUN 1:30 PMl "CHAROLETTE'S WEB" " If JERRY'S has beenO servicing the engine over the years, if s worth every cent you ask." JERRY'S "66" WTO REPAID 4/13 W. Kt TZ 344-1275 after i: I54Z5T inj after 11pm 38T E&l