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_r PAGE C - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ». It74 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. . Took a jaunt down to Springfield the first of the . week. Had no idea of whipping , out a second column this week, but returned earlier than ex­ pected. Patti Frett insists that* ; we have to write. Can't argue with a gal like Patti. \ Saw a lot of flat country. We ; have ant hills higher than anything on Route 66. » - J Saw millions of dollars worth • of road building equipment i down near Springfield. j Wish we had some of that • activity up in these parts. For ' instance, 111. Route 120 on the way to Woodstock. Also that long awaited road .north of McHenry from ; Waukegan to the Wisconsin line. Learned there is now an «; impact study on this road which J* has been planned since 1962. •I That study will take a year or »* more and cost a pretty penny. Holding to the 55 M.P.H. !C speed limit caused most cars 'Rand trucks to pass us like we J-were driving with our anchor , >"out. .*« -- ;<? Every restaurant we stopped £in was serving French onion !«!soup. Must be onions are in long & supply this year. m Didn't see a policeman or ^squad car in Springfield. Must FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS m % stwi 1214 N. Green St., McHenry am sir Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.-- For help with all your family insurance needs, see: DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-7111 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois S T A T I F A R M I N S U R A N C E be they are law abiding people. Saw one female cop directing traffic. Had a brief visit with Secretary of State Mike Howlett, who turned us over to his secretary, Molly O'Day, for a tour of his office. She's Irish! There weren't many ball players to equal the per­ formance of Ken Henderson, White Sox Center fielder, last year. The Chicago sports writers have now named him "Player of the Year" in Chicago and will honor him at a dinner. You wouldn't believe! Yep. We went to see a style show at St. Therese's Hospital in Waukegan last Saturday. Good reason we attended. Our niece, Kathy Blake Orttel, was one of the star models. Of course, we thought she was the best. Had some worry that they would serve tea and wafers, but they set up a meal. Always try to give credit where an item isn't original. A little verse slipped in the first issue that was the courtesy of what the heck is the name of the Pitch and Hit restaurant -- Casa Mia " we think. Girl Friday Marie is editing the sports page this issue. Couldn't get along without that "Mick." Thanksgiving hasn't arrived, but it is just a drumstick away. Eat hearty and have a Happy Thanksgiving. Scared Police Sergeant-Have you caught that burglar? Patrolman-No, but we've got hinv so scared that he doesn't dare show himself while we're around. ~ CRYSTA LAKE BOWL T & C NEWCOMERS 11-22-74 Team No. 1 - The Goodtimers - MaryLou Heald had high game 134. Blind took high series 469. Won - 1 Lost - 3. Team No. 2 - The Wood- Pickers - Mary Ann Zutaut had high game 154. Charler.c Simon and Betty Creighton had high series 402. Won - 3 Lost 1. Team No. 3 - The Tri-ro-va- tes - Valerie Loth had high game 183 and high series 470. She also had a double and picked the 1-2-10 split. Won - 2 Lost - 2. Team No. 4 - The Pinsetters - Pat Knapit had high game 146 and high series 413. She also had two doubles and picked the 3-10 split. Nancy Manyluk also had a (Rouble. Won - 1 Lost -3. Team No. 5 - The Flubbers - Thea Hoveke had high game 160 and high series 425. She also had a double. Won • 3 Lost - 1. Team No. 6 - The Wallbangers - Debbie Hoffman had .high game 147. Linda Korowski had high series 386. Bonnie Parerali had two doubles and Debbie had one. Won - 2 Lost -2 . Team No. The Lucky 7's - Linda Luerseen had high game 189 and high series 460. She also had a double. Debres Connors picked the 6-10 split and Brit Lund the 6-7 split. Won -1 Lost - 3. Team No. 8 - The Jels - Eva Baggio had high game 180 and high series 484. She also had a double. Lynda Grass picked the 2-7 split. Won - 3 Lost - 1. TOMASELLO'S NOVEMBER 21,1974 T.N.T. LEAGUE A. Ritter 177, 185, 171-533; D. Hiller 815, 172, 166 - 523; C. Tancredi 170, 199 - 509; C. May 159, 154, 163 - 476; K. Bradley 179, 150 - 475; B. Hettermann 169, 168 - 474; L. LaBay 188 - 468; L. Jakaboski 152, 156 - 455; M. Harmon 184, 150; M. May 178; E. Mangold 169; C. Adair 155,152; Sandy Rudolph 155; M. Debrecht 155; C. Sivertsen 153; M. Wakitsch 153; L. Bruce 151; L.A. Smith 151 and H. Swanson 150. R.R. Converted: A. Ritter 5 7. P. Hiller 5-7. Warriors Open Season At King Korn Tourney By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig takes his Warrior basketball squad to Sycamore tonight where they will play the host school in the King Korn Tourney. Game time is 8:30 p.m. The squad has been working out for the past several weeks, and is more than eager to get the season underway. Coach Ludwig hasn't named his starting lineup as yet, but two returning lettermen, Steve Koerber and Tom Stark, should get the nod. SWIMMING SCHEDULE McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1974-75 Tuesday, Nov. 26 Wednesday, Nov. 27 Tuesday, Dec. 3 ' Tuesday, Dec. 10 Thursday, Dec. 12 Saturday, Dec. 14 Tuesday, Dec. 17 Friday, Dec. 20 Saturday, Jan. 4 Tuesday, Jan. 7 Wednesday, Jan. 15 Friday, Jan. 17 Tuesday, Jan. 21. Tuesday, Jan. 28 Tuesday, Feb. 4 Tuesday, Feb. 11 Thursday, Feb. 13 Tuesday, Feb. 18 Saturday, Feb. 22 Friday and Saturday, Feb. 28 and March 1 Rolling Meadows at McHenry 1 Patriot Relays-Stevenson Woodstock a t McHenry McHenry at Wheeling Larkin at McHenry East Aurora Invitational Libertyville at McHenry Libertyville Invitational Var. 7 p.m. Libertyville Invitational - Frosh Buffalo Grove at McHenry West Aurora at McHenry McHenry at Elgin J, McHenry at DeKalb Lake Forest at McHenry I Hersey at McHenry McHenry at Woodstock ; McHenry at Libertyville McHenry at Stevenson IHSA District IHSA STATE FINALS Resolution For New School Announced I The following is the complete resolution adopted by the board of Johnsburg School District 12 concerned with the possibility of establishing a new high school north of McHenry. It was presented, along with a letter of explanation, to the McHenry High School District 156 board of education last week, asking the latter to consider participating in a feasibility study. There are 1,450 pupils in the Johnsburg FAMILY ENTtltTA tNAUEKT VfK&ftAM Fri Nov.29 tor 1 M 6:30 Onty R o e e R T m w ftCDfOflD FflflflOUJ Adrn 76 C«nt» HARVARD • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT MOGRAM Suit! Fri Nov. 29 tor 1 WMk at *00 Ni£tfy!j %J Double FeatureU *8P€CIAL plus BONUS M (AOUtTSliiaMTio TO ACI tSTovfftl *«OQ* Wtourmo » NOW W»w--*IC» Wo Coup* t Sr C*--n8pt«1»l Cindy West <§» MONDO GRAPHIC' iirkat km fwgMi! a--r c--i»d QlMcHEMFlY V MtHfNRY 385 0144 _ FRI.-SAT.-SUN. MATINEES 1:00 _ =l EVENING SHOWS AT 7:00 & 8:20 Admission For This Attraction - Adult $1.75 Child $1.00 WALT DISNEY DOROTHY McGUIRE and FESS PARKER •35- 101 WALT DISNEY. /ncmdihle RETURNING LETTERMEN - Coach Ken Ludwig (left) goes over final strategy with his four returning lettermen from last year's varsity basketball squad. From left are seniors Marty Zeller, Tom Stark, Steve Kasprzyk, and junior Steve Koerber. The Warriors open the season this Friday in the King Korn Tournament at Sycamore playing against Sycamore. (STAFF PHOTO BY GAYLORD) Larkin Defeats MCHS Wrestlers In Season Opener By Dick Rabbitt Coach Marty Sobzcak McHenry high's wrestling squad lost its opening match of the year to Larkin of Elgin 31 to 25. It was a barnburner all the way as the Warriors trailed by only three points going into the final match. Both Coach Sobzcak and his top aide Bob Ludwigsen were quite pleased with the overall performance of the squad. Next Tuesday they open conference competition at Barrington. In the J.V. match Larkin won 51 to 12. Mike Mai won the only bout for the J.V.'s when he pinned Steve Ward in 1:58 at the 155 lb. level. In fairness to the Warriors the lower weights are made up of four sophomores and a fresh­ man. Coach Ray Mathis of the Sophs was well pleased with his VA L "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" public school, in addition to some in the parochial school not included in the District 12 dual enrollment. Resolution Whereas, the Johnsburg School District No. 12 board of education and administration has studied the recom­ mendations of McHenry High School District Task Group & Citizens Advisory council with great interest and, Whereas, reactions to the recommendations to the above mentioned Task Force com­ mittee in the McHenry Plaindealer on Oct. 18, 1974, recent board minutes of School District 156, and accounts from our citizens on the Task Force committee, have revealed a great amount of controversy surrounding the costs analysis and some recommendations of the Task Force committee and, Whereas, a Johnsburg school survey as a component of our Program OSPI plan a year ago revealed much local interest for a high school in the northern part of the McHenry high school district, or in the Johnsburg School district and, Whereas, a Northeastern Illinois Planning commission report states McHenry town­ ship will grow at a more rapid rate than any township in Lake or McHenry county population- wise, between now and 1990 and, Whereas, we believe an excessively large high school from such population growth* will lose something for the CIRCUIT COURT Associate Circuit Judge Richard Kelly Karolin C. Dimopoulos, 1904 Woodlawn park, McHenry, bound over to the Grand jury on a charge of possession of cannabis. Michele A. Becker, Woodlawn Park, McHenry, guilty of purchase or ac­ ceptance of alcoholic liquor by a person of non-age, fined $25 and costs. Joseph T. Broderick, McHenry, guilty of open liquor in a motor vehicle, fined $25 and costs. Also guilty of pur­ chase or acceptance of alcoholic liquor by a person of non-age, fined $25 and costs. Keith R. Nelson, 5422 Woodland drive, McHenry, guilty of driving while license was revoked or suspended, placed on one-year probation. Another charge of no valid registration was nolle prossed. Adele L. Stilling, 4509 W. Route 120, McHenry, bound over to the Grand jury on a charge of forgery. COMPLAINTS Detective Dennis Lantis charges that on Nov. 18, Adele L. Stilling of McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of forgery in that she did attempt to cash a check for $500 purported to have been made by Teresa Freund with the intention to defraud McHenry State bank. Bond set at $5,000, court date Nov. 25. student from not only a basic curriculum standpoint of carrying on many of our districts' needs, but also all students' sense of belonging, identity, and other affective domain growth and, Whereas, preliminary dialogue with the office of superintendent of public in­ struction revealed that it is possible for Johnsburg Public School District 12 and-or a portion of the northern part of the present McHenry High School district to have .their own high school if that area would become a unit district of their own and, Whereas, Johnsburg Public School District 12's board of education and administration believe the mood of our public for our own high school in our area is very positive and supportive to the idea, and, Whereas, the plan would greatly alleviate growth stress and building needs at East and West campus in the remaining high school district, should a high school unit district be formed in the northern part of the present high school district or the present confines of the Johnsburg School District 12 and, Whereas, a feasibility study in conjunction with McHenry High School District 156 and Johnsburg Public School District 12 and-or Harrison School District 36 Would be desirable to explore im­ plications of the proposed Johnsburg School District 12's plan to form a unit district in the northern part of the McHenry high school district and-or the present Johnsburg school district and, Whereas, Johnsburg School District 12 has requested of Harrison School District No. 36's superintendent and board president as a "good neighbor" policy that they consider with their board of education and public to be a component of a feasibility study for the plan; Now, therefore, be it and it is hereby resolved by the Board of Education of Johnsburg School District No. 12 of McHenry county, that on Dec. 5,1974, the board will begin a feasibility study concerning the formation of a separate unit district in the confines of the present John­ sburg School District 12 (or such minor territorial ad­ justments as the study may recommend) and-or the nor­ thern part of the McHenry High School District No. 156 territory should Harrison School District No. 36 choose to become a part of the feasibility study. It is hereby requested that McHenry High School District No. 156 join us in the above mentioned feasibility study. Elmer F. Pflug, Jr. President, Board of Education Bobbie Hart Secretary, Board of Education 0 SH0WPIACE Zrt; 1 & 2 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. 4 1:00 - 3:45 - 7:00 - 9:50 TheTrial Billy Jack •••••« OCLOMS TAYLOR (ojp] •tfTOMlAUQHUN £23 n'g'™ FRI.-SAT.-SUN. AnaN squad even though they lost a tough one 31 to 27. The Sophs won 6 of the 12 matches and only the difference in pins enabled Larkin to squeeze out the win. The Sophs had two pins to Larkin's three. VARSITY MCHENRY 25 vs. LARKIN 31. 98 lbs. - no match. 105 lbs., Scanlin, McH. dec Jarka Lar. 112- lbs., Delacruz, Lar dec. H. Useman, McH. 119 lbs., Reinert, Lar dec Freund, McH. 126 lbs., Murgatroyd, McH. dec Brown, Lar. 132 lbs., Winesburg, Lar. dec Vankanegan, McH. 138 lbs. Cocran, Lar Default. 145 lbs., Hansen, McH pin Schamback, Lar. 155 lbs. Wilhelmi, Lar pin Antonou, McH. 167 lbs. Lane, McH dec Lipscomb, Lar. 185 lbs., Eppel, McH dec Genz, Lar. Hwt., Thruman, Lar. dec Frantz, McH. J.V. MCHENRY 12 vs. LARKIN 51 98 lbs., Mullen, McH. forfeit. 105 lbs., Skykes, Lar pin Deblas, McH. 112 lbs., Sherwood, Lar. pin Tucker, McH. 119 lbs., Bryant, Lar pin Sch- mitt, McH. 126 lbs., Radloff, Lar dec Dawson, McH. 132 lbs. Harrell, Lar pin Grimmonpre, McH. 138 lbs., Singleton, Lar dec Thornton, McH. 145 lbs. Banwart, Lar. dec Alvord, McH. 155 lbs. Mai, McH pin Ward, Lar. 167 lbs., Pacey, Lar. pin Biederer, mcH. 185 lbs. Holt, Lar. pin Christopher, McH. Hwt., Kelley, Lar. pin Fliege, McHenry. SOPHOMORE MCHENRY 27 vs. LARKIN 31 ' 98lbs.,Preston,, McH pin Johnson, Lar. 105 lbs. Murgatroyd, McH. default. 112 lbs. Winesburg, Lar. pin Waller, McH. Il9 lbs. Mai, McH. dec •Westlund, Lar. 26 lbs. Doyle, Lar. dec Beck, McH. 132 lbs., Buss, McH. dec Steffer, Lar. 138 lbs., Fink, McH. dec. Rohs, Lar. , 145 lbs., McH. dec Rohs, Lar. 145 lbs., Duschene, Lar. forfeit. 155 lbs., Plate, Lar. dec. Phau, McH. 167 lbs., Lundelius, Mch. pin Reuther, Lar. 185lbs., Hagen, Lar. pin Rad, McH. Hwt., Pasholk, Lar/"pin Seaton, McH. On The Sidelines With Dick Rabbitt Well I guess the best football played in the state is in the Chicago area. The Glenbrook North Spartans made a believer out of me. I along with others thought East St. Louis would win because of their impressive wins over Naperville and Gordon Tech. But the defensive minded Spartans had other ideas. As expected East Rockford won the Class 4A title. Their fast backs could really pick them up and lay them down. The Illinois High School Football coaches are having an All Star game next August in Normal. The division line is going to be Route 55 North out of St. Louis to Rt. 53 in northern Lake County. The top 44 from each division will be selected to play. Sounds as if that will be a good way to kick off the 1975 season. After the holidays the winter sport season will be in full swing. The Warriors are at Sycamore tonight, the wrestling squad and swimmers have already opened their seasons. Dundee and Zion Benton co-champs in the North Suburban last year are looking good again this year in their opening games. Both teams played to capacity crowds last week in their home of ners. Wouldn't it seem strange if you went to West Campus gym some night and had to struggle for a seat? Maybe this is the year that the Warriors will fill the gym for every game. P~OT Only one new basketball rule that will be noticeable. A player need not raise his hand after a foul. A few changes in wrestling that should be noted for the fans. One change is a contestant cannot compete in more than four matches in one day . The referee can call an official time out far the purpose of correcting equipment. One that all refs will like. The rule states that a person other than the referee can supervise the weigh-in for tournaments. Along with the wrestling rules, there are some changes in the swimming rules for the coming season. Most of the changes have to do with the categories of diving. This year they are; Very Good, Good, Satisfactory Deficient, Unsatisfactory, FaUed. Another rule change the backstroke turn may be done with either a hand or arm touch. 5 P.M. .OUTDOOR ' G R A Y S I A K E R I l ? 0 K 8 3 2 2 3 8 1 S S Fri.-Sat Sun. 7P.M. $4.00 CARLOAD He was the gangster's gangster. Color by MOVICLAB ALSO - "BONNIE AND CLYDE" ft Plus Bonus Show "Savage Slaters" R