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I PAGE 7 - FLAINDKALfciK-h KtLJA * , Ut lUBtK 1, iy?fo On The Sidelines by Dick RabMtt The "Fighting Warriors" were a vastly improved ball club last Saturday at Barrington. Although they could not put the ball in the end zone, they however displayed a good brand of football. They were able to move the ball at times against the Bronco defense, and one of these days they are going to put it all together and North Suburban foes beware. Little Steve Mai had an outstanding day on defense for the Warriors. All the lad did was to be a part of twenty-one tackles all over the field, and intercepted three Bronco passes. Too many Prep Highlights spot the offense, it's about time some credit is given to defensive players. Hats off to Steve for a job well done. Football games can't be played without a little humor. During the game Saturday a player lost a chin strap. Coach Day was yelling for a chin strap to give the player. At first he could get no response from the sidelines. As if a signal was given, all at once the poor coach had to duck, as chin straps came flying his way from the reserves on the bench. In the moment of combat, the coach probably didn't catch the humor of it all, but it did seem funny to us in the stands. Our sour grape award this week goes to Coach Jim Anderson of St. Francis of Wheaton. After the Marian Hurricanes of Tom Parker defeated St. Francis 22 to 10 last Saturday, Anderson walked over to Parker to congratulate him on his teams' victory, and then commented "you won't win the conference with that team". The St. Francis coach may be right in his prediction, but you don't tell a coach of a team who has just defeated you that he can't win the conference. That type of talk and attitude has no place in high school athletics. People interested in the McHenry High Wrestling Club should be at the Upper Gym in West Campus on Tuesday. Evidence of insurance coverage is required. This is the third season of the Club and everyone is invited to join this fine group. A tip of the fedora to Coach Chuck Cuda and his McHenry High golf team. They won the Crown Invitational neld at Randall Oaks Golf Club last Saturday beating out nineteen other teams. Tim Byers won the playoff for second place. Next week they enter the Lake Forest Invitational to be • held at Lake Bluff. Again it will be a twenty team event, with some of the top schools in this part of the state entered in the event. Coaches Pam Schaeffer and Lou Whittaker are a happy pair these days. The girls swimming team of McHenry High won their first match in the history of the school when they defeated Crown 88 to 81. It took a long seven years for the girls to notch their first win and the spirit is really high with the gals these days. Let's hope they can keep up the good work. The Rockford Booster Club failed to raise $250,000 needed to continue the athletic program and extra­ curricular program this past week. The deadline was noon Monday, and now the school board will try again to pass a referendum to finance school activities. The outlook is dim in Rockford, and it looks as if the athletic seasons for the five high schools is all but finished for this school year. Had some response for my plea for firewood for the homecoming bonfire to be held at West Campus on Thursday, Oct. 14th. If you have any wood you would like to dispose of, please contact me at West Campus. We will be glad to take it off your hands and put it to good use. I « I » McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL lorn/,' 1976-1977 fall Sports Schedule F lv 1 c Sui j •T SQl 'AJS f -A/h -JV-S-F S-B-JV V-F/S Z Ion i Ion Grant /Crys ta l Lake Inv i t . Cry L iber tyv i l le LaV« For t ' s t Doodatock Crywta l Lake r lunde le ln & L lo ,k>. Chicago Hone There Vars i ty • • •Two Buses Sophomore *-No Bus Jun ior Vars i ty T ror .h -Soph Bus Leaves T I X E A S T T E S T 12 :00 10:00 2 OO 9 3 J 9 :30 U . JO 1 Y ) .0 3: 30 3 :15 •3 :00 3 :13 Vis V-F/S F-A/ l l ide le in >r la In r. t i t ? F-A/B v-s - r F-A/B V-JV-S-F Ant loc i I . / ike IV Crovn- . Jo . Chic a ' lo . Chlcap .o Lake Fores t IMS/ . D is t r ic t Lake Fores t Mchenry County ' . ' a -uhe t fan Laut Lake Fores t Dundee Har r ing ton Bar i ln - ton- L1 t>e r t y v 111 o I S e c t l o i w Dundee Dundee Gui l ford Inv i t . IUS A Dis t r ic t MISA Inv i t I l iomc Hor- ie There There There l io t ie There U : 30 4 -00 4 .30 9 :00 11 . >0 10:00 U 33 4 :30 4- 30 U: 31 4 : 30 U • 33 4 :30 6 00 9 00 9 30 1:00 4.3J 13 ; DO 4 : 30 4 :30 4 .30 / . . 30 12 .03 2 : 0 0 *C:45 3 :30 C: 30 11 :15 *•3 :00 * 3 :00 3 :15 3 :15 10:30 | F'aukef an ' l es t Hone 4 :30 -IMhliw-, "SERVICE TIP OF THE WEEK" Today's drivers are harder on their cars. They drive longer distances, make several stop and go trips to town, and often times, neglect important ser­ vice checkups. They do remember oil changes and tune ups, but what about wheel bearings? The smart motorist has his wheel bearings packed at least every year with grease. The grease cuts down friction and allows the Wheel to turn freely on the axle. If this pro­ cedure is postponed for any great length of time, a "humming" sound can be detected around the wheel. This will eventually lead to front-end prob­ lems and a worn axle. Think ahead! Good service doesn't end with an oil change, it covers everything important to your life and the life of your car. Brought to you by Jim Janicek SALES TORKELSON LINCOLN-MERCURY 4611 w. Rte. 120, McHenry, 344-1200 Official Visit To Rotary Club By Governor A SECOND PLACE as Warrior swimmer Kathy Long finishes the 200 yard free style event in a time of 2:55.5 during the girls' swim meet againt Dundee, Tuesday. The next swim meet will be held todav at the West Campus pool as the gals take on Stevenson. ^ F (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Jaycees Sponsor Canoe Race As Bicentennial Event Last Sunday during our much needed rain about 60 canoes descended down to the Fox River taking part in the first Jaycee Bicentennial Canoe race. The course went north to the mouth of the river and returned to the city beach about 9 miles. Trophies were awarded to 1st. 2nd and 3rd places in 13 different classes. The turnout was very good. There were people from the Chicago area, Aurora, Pontiac, Sterling, and as far as Wisconsin and Iowa. Needless to say the rain kept some canoers away. The Jaycees are planning to make this a annual event. Proper Creaming Proper creaming is a must to give those cakes a soft, relvety texture. Make sure the fat is at room temperature With'an elec­ tric mixer, cream the fat on low speed, add sugar and beat on medium speed until the sugar dissolves and the creamed mix­ ture is light and fluffy. LADIES TUESDAY NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 7 P.M. 9-28-76 Averages or better: Karen Bonato 422; Clarice Buenzli 483; Wanda Gehrke 480; Shirley Koch 445; Frieda Miller 400; Betty Smith 379; Elaine Freund 454; Lois No-Grouch 459; Fran Weyland 440; Barb Hansen 360; Bitsy Schaefer 452; Cathy Boro 479; Helen Rothering 456; Lil Michels 477; Kathy Miller 462; Petie Heck 403; Eleanor Glaviano , wowie.,, 503; Jean Weyland 425; Mae Collis 354; Shirley Thomas 339; Fran Zank 407; Pam Kozior 405; Sandy McClory 439; Barb Leight 434; Annetta Joyce 432; Pat Fischer 300; Dinky Mayer 491; Shirley Lossman 419; Evora Petersen 398; Barb Schurr 368. Railroads: Mary Lou Stine 5-4-7; Lauretta Homo 5-7-9 and Barb Schurr 5-10. Teams Bernies Auto Bodv. Steffan Jeweler, Glaviano Interior, Peter M. Justen, Havemeyers, Varese Restaurant, Executive Natl Ins., McHenry Floral, M STEPHEN JURCO "Rotary and The Com munitv" will be the subject of an address to the Rotary club of McHenry Oct. 7 by Stephen Jurco. governor of this Rotary distr ict . Jurco, of Arlington Ixjssmann Meat, City Wide Carpet , South Gate Salon and Steiny's . Heights, wil l a lso confer with , Ken Bruce, president of the local club, and other officials to obtain information on the group's planned service ac­ tivi t ies for this year He will offer suggestions on Rotar\ administrat ive matters to the McHenry Rotary club, one of forty-one clubs in the distr ict Stephen Jurco is one of 358 Rotary governors throughout the world who are represen­ tat ives of Rotary International in distr icts composed of member clubs Each distr ict leader supervises the"clubs in his area. Rotary, an in ternational men's service organization, has more than three quarters - of a mill ion members in 17.000 clubs throughout the world A member of the Rotary club of Arlington Heights Jurco is an at torney and senior partner Of Querrey. Harrow. Gulanick & Kennedy He was elected to office at the Rotar\ In­ ternational convention in New Orlenas, La. , in June. and will serve unti l June 30. 1977. Tough Lesson The energ\ crisis is teaching us how many absolute necessi t ies we may run out of that our fore­ fathers never imagined anyone needing in the first place MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1976 FALL SCHEDULE Golf at Marmion at 4:00 Soph-Varsity Football against Immaculate Cone, at home 12:00-2:00 Golf at home 4:00 Friday, Oct. 1 Saturday, Oct. 2 Monday, Oct. 4 Monday, Oct. 4 Tuesday, Oct. 5 Tuesday, Oct. 5 Thursday, Oct. 7 Thursday, Oct. 7 Thursday, Oct. 7 Saturday, Oct. 9 Monday, Oct. 11 Monday, Oct. 11 Tuesday, Oct. 12 Tuesday, Oct. 12 Thursday, Oct. 14 Friday, Oct. IS Friday, Oct. IS Saturday, Oct. 16 Saturday, Oct. 16 Saturday, Oct. 16 Monday, Oct. 18 Monday, Oct. 18 Tuesday, Oct. 19 Saturday, Oct. 23 Saturday, Oct. 23 Saturday, Oct. 23 Monday, Oct. 25 Thursday, Oct. 28 Frosh-Football against Montini at home 4:00 Cross-Country at Marmion 4:15 Girl's Tennis against Rosary at home 4:30 Cross-Country against Driscoll at home 4:15 GolfatDriscoll4:15 Girl's Tennis at St. Edward's at4:30 Soph-Varsity Football at Montini 12:00-2:00 Golf practice at home 3:30 Frosh-Football at Driscoll 4:15 Cross-Country at Montini 4:15 Girl's Tennis against Benetathome4:30 Cross-Country againstt Immaculate Cone, at home 4:15 IHSA Girl's Tennis Conference at St. Francis 3:00 Girl's Tennis Conference at St. Francis 8: :00 Cross-Country County- Crystal Lake 9:30 Soph-Varsity Footbball against Driscoll at home (Homecoming) 12:00-2:00 Golf Conference at St. Andrew Frosh Football against Marmion at home 4:15 Cross-Country at St. Francis 4:15 Girl's Tennis District Cross-Country Conference at Marmion Soph-Varsity Football at Marmion 12:00-2:00 Frosh-Football at St. Edward 4:15 Frosh Football against Benetathome4:15 BE THERE AND SB OUR BRUISING BEARS CRUSH 1HE REDSKINS SUNDAY, OCT. 3 WE BUS FROM CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB BRUNCH AT M0 AM BUS IBWES KMX) AM KICK-OFF 12:00 NOON MUST FURNISH v OWN TICKETS .vy FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. HILL GOLFU McHENRY, ILL. 815-385-0333 SPRING GROVE FIRE DEPARTMENT'S ANNUAL FALL DANCE Saturday, October 9th at 8 P. M. DANCE TO BOB "BEEF' FREUND'S ORCHESTRA St Peter's Church Hall in Spring Grove PRIZES & REFRESHMENTS DONATION - $1 FALL MOWER SALE WHO WAS IT THAT ONCE SAID, WHEN GRASS NO GROW, MOWERS SELL SLOW. Truer words were never spoken and we have a warehouse full of mowers to prove it! We must turn these mowers into dollars, so come on in and buy your choice of any TORO in stock for a whopping 20% OFF! Yes sir, this does include riders, and we have them ready to go. You name it -rear bag, side bag, no bag-we've got'em. Come and get 'emj Havcnl y<mi dour w ilhout a lom ioii£ eiMHi^h? G.P. FREUND INC. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry Phone 385-0420 For larger lawn equipment,don't miss our deals on J.I. CASE and INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Cub Cadets. WE'RE DEALING WITH SPECIAL DISCOUNTS NOW!! PRESENTING BRITTANY PARK of McHenry iiifc {#•VMK . 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