The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

880580(88 ,25 SAT-SUN TIL aPM SHOWPLAC GEORGE HANSEN George leads the Warriors in pins with 4 in the 5 aetches he tee wrestled fn this seeson. George is 4-1 and is in the top 3 to frfco-downs. HWH" Jharuice Since 1*M Mock Panther -Super Pro Skates PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1974 Sure enough. The first Christmas card came from Loren "Tommy" Thomas And a card from Mary and Mollis Coomer comes across the prairies from California. Mary is the former Plain- dealer columnist "Meandering Mary." We were just going to tell you about her mention of the Southern California victory over Notre Dame. What the heck! Let's print the WHOLE thing: Hi there S.I.H.: After last year's loss this year's game really topped anything I've ever seen Notre Dame and. So. California do. I thought sure we were in ior another defeat after the 24-6 HORNSBYS f a m i l y center Now Thru /WcHE/VRV McMNRY 385 0144 STARTS TONIGHT! Fri., Sit., Sun. 7:00-8:40 Weeknites 7:30 Set.-Sun. Matinees 1:00 THEY VANISHED... wNhoutafcac*--ovara 1000paopte and 100 ptma and Mpa In an araa of tfw Mat The stirring saga of a Grizzly Monarch's conflict with man YOUR :TOR ZSCRJBE A DIET? / GUESS. HE SAID IF ANi- THtHG TASTED GOOD! SHOULD SPIT IT OUT! THE RUNNING BACK FROM SOUTHERN CAL SETA 2003- YARD RUSHING MARK IN HIS 5 HI PRO YEAR TO HELP ELEVATE THE BILLS TO A 9-ST SEASON THE O J EXPRESS, THE PASSING OF ROOKIE JOE L FERGUSON AND A THAT REDUCED TheT * " Billy Jack i / f / J / J J t M M i wtfflWBIST!: "SOMCTHMQ Nff US. Fri. 7:00 - 9:50 Sat. & Sun. 1:00-4:00-7:00-9:50 Weeknite 7:30 Fri. 7: Sat. &Sun. 5:15-7:15-9:15-11:00 Weeknites 7:00 - 9:00 WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING DEC. 20 "JERRY'S did a good Job on the engine. Now you need a new body." JERRY'S "66"] IWi • 0* 3M127I TowIbi iflir 11pm 3S5-025R FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTO LICENSE PLATES The Firs* National Bank of McHenry, offers a license Elate servic* affactive December 2, J974. You "*«st ave your pre-printed form from the State of Illinois in order to purchase your 1975 license plat**. (Service Charge $1.00) THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENIIV 3814 West Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 ATHLETES AWAY FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 678-7766 11106 US. 12 NORTH Dog} | RICHMOND, ILL. McHenry's Rick Swanson gets special mention in a release from Western Illinois University in Macomb. half time score. I just went "berserk" in that third quarter. I just could not believe it. The fourth quarter was anti climatic to say the least. If we can only do as well on New Year's Day or even just win that will be great. From watching Ohio State against Michigan I can't see that they are any stronger than Notre Dame, but good old "Woody" was watching the N.D. game so I'm sure he will have something more in store for us. I did enjoy his comments during the game. He is quite a guy. Well as they say there is always another year, but being me, I won't say "better luck next time." When it comes to football, we are "enemies" but friends otherwise, friendly enemies. Best regards, Meandering Mary We watched the game come across on TV and still can't believe it, Mary. But, your team deserved to win. Any team that can bounce back like your boys did, must have something. Your Christmas must be Merrier. Now look out for 01' "Woody". And thanks for the Christmas wish. We love the Christmas spirit, but get shaky each year at this time. There are so many things to do. Our calendar is full from here on out - parties and what not. Not so good for our waistline. But, Ho - Ho - Ho! Who loves a skinny Santa Claus. / We received a picture from Marian Central showing award winners at recent athletic banquet. It is too dark and streaked to do anything with so we called Tom Parsley to see if he can find a better picture. We would like to print it; but this one won't do. If Wayne Gaylord can catch our high school coaches, he is going to take their pictures. Dick Rabbitt will get in­ formation so you can KNOW YOUR COACHES. The new coaches will be presented first. We were pleased with a nice note from Ida Quinlan, former McHepryite who now lives way down in Arkansas. She still reads what we toss out to the public. / "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR I NOW Our Reg. Price ProCessionally styled sk­ ates made from full grain leather ! Heavy duty mould­ ed toes. Mfgrs. list price 54.95. 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY Daily ¥-9 Sunday Till 6 Pleyer of the Week I BASKETBALL MARTY ZELLER Marty scored au points in the Warrior weekend series against Z ion-Benton and Grant Marty also pulled down 10 rebounds and had 8 assists against only 2 turnovers. WRESTLER Coach Verne Wilhelm's swimmers are coming along just fine. Rick was on the 400 yard individual medley team that broke a school record. Such news we like to hear. A CLOSE LOOK as the ref gets down low to watch for a possible pin in the McHenry J.V. match against Zion-Benton last Friday night. That's Warrior Bob Beck on top and although he failed to pin the Zee-Bee, he won the match. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) LADIES TUES..N1TE LEAGUE -12-1074 Lor Freund 428; Elaine Justen 448; Sue Smith 440; Fran Weyland 424; Cathy Boro 175-75-496; Sue Koleno" 438; Barb Leight 464; Jean Weyland 449; Grace Steinsdoerfer 458; Shirley Kivley 429; Esther Cygen 441; Van Diedrich 426; Flo Dercole 479; Donna Bauml 420; Carolyn Bittner 436; Tink Meyer 179-63-61-503; Phyl Grosrenaud 187-480; Lois Crouch 444; Bette O'Brien 461; Wilma Aylward 421; Fran Zank 425; Nell Fidler 454; Mary Cook 457; Teresa Steffans 425; An­ nette Joyce 180-87-499. Pins over average; Esther Cygan - 78. Railroads: Grandma Conway 2-7-10; Betty Smith 4-10; Clare Olson 4-5-7; Nell Fidler 5-7; Wilma Aylward 5-4-7. Warriors In Tough Doubleheader Weekend By Dick Rabbitt The Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig face another tough weekend doubleheader as they host the Scouts from Lake Forest on Friday, and travel to Antioch on Saturday night. In North Suburban com­ petition, the Scouts beat Crown last week 69 to 65 in a real thriller. Coach Bill Braman has three lettermen returning, forward Bill Orlowski (leading scorer in the conference), forward Mike McWeeney, and guard Randey Gedman, all seniors. The Scouts are not picked to go anywhere by the conference coaches this season, and that is more than enough incentive for the Warriors to be on their toes. Last year the Warriors won 56 to 46 at Lake Forest, and the Scouts would like nothing better than to avenge that defeat. Coach Ludwig will have his crew at full strength for the game The flu-bug has left the squad and everyone at this time is hearty and healthy. Playing the ZeeBees almost even at home has to be a plus for the Warriors. They are a hustling ball club, that knows where the basket is located, and they can at times play awful good defense. They are a contender for the North Suburban Crown, but they can't take Lake Forest lightly. On Saturday night they travel to Antioch. Coach Roger An­ drews has another good ball club. He has four returning lettermen. Last year's team finished 13 and 0 in the Nor­ thwest Conference and won the Regional here at McHenry. Russ Albano a 6'4" senior forward and Mike Perrone a 6'3" senior center are the big guns for the Sequoits this year. It should be a whale of a game, as both teams will be out to win, to get the nod in the regional parings later this season. FRIDAY SCHEDULE Mundelein at Crown. Lake Forest at McHenry. Zion Benton at Crystal Lake. North Chicago at Dundee. Libertyville at Barrington. SATURDAY S SCHEDULE Barrington at Grant. Crown at Wauconda Crystal Lake at Fremd. Dundee at East Leyden. Maine West at Lake Forest. McHenry at Antioch. For Fun And Good Times... Spend The Holidays With Us. eeeeeeeeeee* r VA NEWS EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans and their families are asking thousands of questions con­ cerning the benefits their Government provides for them through the Veterans Ad­ ministration. Below are some representative queries. Ad­ dition information may be obtained at any VA office. Q. - Is there a deadline for veterans to apply for medical treatment at Veterans ad­ ministration hospitals? A. - There is no deadline, but priority is given to eligible veterans with service con­ nected disabilities. Q. -- I've just discovered that I've lost the National Life In­ surance policy I've carried since World War II. Will the Veterans Administration provide a copy? A. -- Yes. Suggest you request a copy from the Veterans ad­ ministration insurance center where you pay your premiums. If you had a paid-up policy, direct your request to the VA I n s u r a n c e C e n t e r , Philadelphia, Pa., 19101. Q ~ Can I phone in my change of address to the Veterans administration rather than write a letter? A - Yes But be prepared to provide as much identifying information as possible, such as claim and-or social security number, date and place of birth, etc. BURKE-MVP GOLFER - Golf Coach Chuck Cuda (L) presents the most valuable player trophy to Jim Burke, a junior at West Campus, for having the lowest average for all golf matches during the McHenry high school golf season. Jim's averaged 41 strokes per 9 hole round, followed by Marty Zeller with 41.5, Bob Buenzli with 41.6, Ken Ludwig with 42 and Lowell Kively with 42.5 Burke, Buenzli and Kively are all juniors and will be returning next season. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE . . . 12-9 pm OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY. . . 12-9 pm OPEN NEW YEARS EVE . . . 4 pm T i l l ? ? ? ? Music - Party Favors Plus Special Menu OPEN NEW YEARS DAY ... 12-9 pm A ZEE-BEE finds himself in trouble as Warrior Jim Murgatroyd out-wrestles Jeff Callon of Zion-Benton. The 4-0 decision gives Jim a 3-1 record to date. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) MCHS Frosh Split Weekend Games The McHenry high school frosh basketball team split a pair of games over the past weekend. On Saturday morning they edged the Zion frosh 53 to 49, and on Monday evening they lost to the Grant freshmen 48 to 41. In the Zion game the frosh started slowly and trailed by 8 at halftime. Being more aggressive in the second half proved the turning point, as they rallied for the 4 point win. Partenheimer led the scorers with 15 points, followed by Kotiw with 11. Steve Williams led the defensive with 15 rebounds. The young Warriors out rebounded the ZeeBees 69 to 45, and a great portion of the rebounds came in the second half surge. Lose to Grant The frosh lost their first game of the season on Monday night at East Campus gym. Grant defeated the locals 48 to 41. Trailing 34 to 13 at halftime the young Warriors just couldn't close the gap, although they hit for 58 percent of their shots during the second half. The loss leaves the frosh with a record of 2 wins and 1 loss. Steve Williams led the scoring with 12 pts. Dave Kotiw led in rebounds and Rusty Weingart led the team in assists while scoring 7 points. THE BITING QUESTION AT BUFFALO THIS YEAR "CAN THE O.J. EXPRESS DO IT AGAIN P" A SK/NG• OF COURSE, ABOUT THE GREAT O.J. SIMPSON $10,00040 ANARO toanytw--i oH» Mfcimrtiu en wM »• MFFTM y AT THE OEVL'S TRMNQLE! Ames awrSSct new old man of the mountain miff VPUR RESERVATIONS