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815-675-2302 •or further informotion or reservations A/*»cHENFtY w McHfNRY 3*5-0144 00 ALL SEATS BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND 'THE «SBnr OTHER SIM * P Mjixirs OF THE Fri.-Sat-S»n. MOUNTAIN'.. Mw'inwn. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE IEND. THURS. "THE FELINES" and "THE ISECOND C0MIN6 OF EVE" ] "Teenage Stepmother'^ iox "Winter Heat" t:3o i "NETWORK" J FRI.--MON.--THURS 7:15.9:15 I SAT.--SUN. 1,3.5.7:15.9:15 uumum 4th FINAL WEEK "A STAR IS BORN" FRI.--MON.--THURS. 7,9:39 , SAT.--SUN. 1:30.4:15.7.9:3d "ROCKY' FRI.--MON--THURS 7,9:30 SAT.--SUN. 1:30,4:15,7,9:30 ipmttjuattii WNTOWH ON' THE BOARDS, Warrior Bill Hurckes gives an allcut.effsrt for the & but a pio« guys, Andy Schwebke and Kyle Horner of the Streaks out muscle Hurckes for the ball. The Woodstock squad helped themselves to most of the rebounds that aided in their 50-41 Regional win •»\er McHenry. Friday night the Streaks battle Grant for the tourney crown. Game time will be 7:30 p.m. at West campus and the winner will advance to the sectional in Rockford. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) A rude and vulgar man is one who stares at a girl's figure when she's "'V doing her best to display it. Rigid Frame widths 40' to 120 profitable businesses! Tapered Beam widths 40' to 80' Our computer-designed Behlen buildings go up fast Bolt-together steel construction assures strength and low cost. Clearspan interiors kwtie etticterrt work layout, good working environment. Easily eApanOai?* Steel roof and wall panels in 5 long- i*ts\trtg co*on (mix hi other materials if you wish). G*ve m a caM! 385-5520 Tonyan Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS y : m K, hfjVI** McHENRY, ILL. V^AL/T* KtitLimtf^StSCE 1925" GRANDMA USED TO SAY "If you throw out dirt, be sure you know which way the wind is blowing." There were usually a dozen or more people around the table at Grandma's farm At the end of a meal. Grandma would say, "Come now. de ye pick up these few dishes " With a crowd in the house, it sometimes got a bit noisy Grandma stopped that with. "Kneel down there now and say the rosary." St Michael's school loci a tournament game because a scorekeeper made a mistake That story brings back memories of a district tour­ nament game long years ago when I was one of three sport- swriters 'keeping our own scores) who agreed on the totals, but the official scorer had a different score. There was a big donnybrook. rT. Excitedly Presents THEIR BRAND NEW SHOW LOUNGE THE FINEST SCENIC NIGHTCLUB IN McHENRY COUNTY An Evening's Delight Awaits You Friday and Saturday 9$Op!m.'Till1^o.!n1 BRINGING BACK THE DANCEABLE MUSIC ERA. N O W A P P E A R I N G Tke Bent Daftwi (hcke&bia f e a t u r i n g L A U R I E J O H N S O N Nightly Entertomment Wed Thur* & Su Bert & Laurie Duo RT 31 NORTH 10 LIVE BROADCASTS JOHNSBURG RO . IVERr SATURDAY NIGHT EAST TO iO PM/ll MIDNIGHT SUNSET RO tfrtVV 92 7 In Regional Tournament Finals - r\«.h to I'uiiVDJ \I.HK FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1»77 ' Warrior Sea^ TndV wiftp Loss To Woodstock Streaks 50 To 41 Streaks Genot ond Schwebke baskets put the Streaks up by 5. and Hurckes basket, after Phillips two charity tosses narrowed the margin again to one. but at the buzzer Nolany vank a basket from mid court to4 give the Streaks a 30 to 27 margin Miller s two free throws early in the final period aga'in brought the Warriors to within one. but Horner countered with two iayups to put the Streaks ahead but the Warriors fought back with Hurckes canning a 15 footer and Miller making two free throws at the 6:00 the Streaks led only 14 to 33 The Streaks then again rebounded well and shot for two quick baskets, while the Warriors again found a lid on the bucket At the 2 45 mark Phillips free throw again narrowed the margin to 3. 40 to ;7 but the Streaks began to control the boards, and with the Warriors fouling, and Genot and Schwebke hitting on free throws, put an end to the Warrior season 50 to 41 It was really a poor exhibition of basketball by both teams The Streaks committed in turnovers to the Warriors 18 The Streaks, however, shot at a 40 percent clip, while' the Warriors managed 16of 64 for a mere 25 percent A dejected Coach Ludwig was shaking his head in the locker room after the game He commented. Poor shooting on our part. was most frustrating lie then ;.d»1eU. When your shooting goes so do other phases of your game, passing, the running of patterns etc ' From a defen sive standpoint, the Warriors didn t do too bad but when you can only shoot 25 percent, you are not going to win many ball games Even though the W arriors did not display what I would call good basketball, in all fairness to them they did not give up. even throughout the season, they played the^ best, and what more can we ask of any group of boys, win or lose Warriors, regardless of your loss we as fans are proud of you. you did your best, and that is all anyone can ask of you Keep your heads high, remember it is only a game and a season Life is a little more than playing basketball BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft Pf «P Miller 4 4 1 12 Deener 0 0 2 0 Partenheimer 4 2 2 10 Hurckes 4 0 3 8 Knox 1 0 2 2 Phillips 3 3 2 9 Totals 16 41 WOODSTOCK Horner 6 2 4 14 Genot 3 7 2 13 Nolan 3 1 2 7 Schwebke 3 4 3 10 Edens 1 0 4 2 Schroeder 2 0 4 Totals 50 Woodstock 6 10 14 20 50 McHenry 8 9 10 14 41 EARL WALSH fe" So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR BOWLING By Dick Kabbitt Any hopes that the Warriors had of advancing to the Hock- ford Sectional tournament next week were ended Wednesday night when Wo9djstock defeated them 50 to 41 In one of the poorest exhibitions of basketball displayed in many a day. the Blue Streaks out rebounded and outshot tfre Warriors for the wm The first period opened with both teams displaying tour­ nament jitters, as they com­ mitted error after error with the Warriors finally coming out on the long end of an 8 to 6 margin The second period started out as a repetition of the first, as neither team could score in the opening minutes Finally Brian Miller hit for two quick baskets, and a minute later Jeff Par- tenheimer scored on a three point Diav at the 5 15 mark of the quarter, for a< Warrior 15 to « lead Then someone put the lid on the basket for the Warriors as they just couldn't seem to get the ball through the hoop In the meantime the Streaks began to peck away at the Warrior lead, and with 30 >econds remaining took a 16 to 15 lead Only Marty Phillips 20 footer at the 5 second mark put the Warriors into a 17 to 16 halftime margin In the early minutes of the third period the Streaks forged ahead, and the Warriors never did catch up Horner and Nolan put the Streaks ahead, and at the 4:00 mark Hurckes reduced It to a mere one 22 to 21 for the NO SHOT, as Warrior Brian Miller has all he can do to retain possession of the ball after Dave Edens of the Streaks blocks his attempt while <41 > Horner views the action. Miller was held to 12 points as the Warriors were eliminated from the Regional by a 50- 41 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) LADIES TUESDAY NITE One day I dragged out some old scrap books and boxes to look for a picture Didn't find the picture, but had a good time going over old times If a fellow had never learned to read, he could do some things much faster Equal rights may be fine, but when they tell us there is little difference between boys and girls, we get to thinking Harold Phannenstill sends a card from the land of "Your favorite music maker". Yep Harold is in Lawrence Welk country and met Ed and Agnes Thennes along the way. Some people get around We notice that little girls like to play with dolls at an early age. Boys don't show any interest in dolls until much later. but the official scorer's book was recognized There isn't any good news tonight from Sarasota or Scottsdale The baseball w riters haven't started to tell us about a rookie who is another Willie Mays or another who looks like another Dizzy Dean All that good news may come later Right now they tell us the lineups are full of holes. Many baseball prospects are like the flowers that bloom in the spring It is nice to hear about them anyhow The long road to Champaign, with many a roadblock, has opened for Illinois high school basketball teams. Foreman Dick tells us the presses will be held up to get Dick Rabbitt's report of Wednesday night's game between McHenry and Woodstock in the regional tournament being played here As they say "circumstances beyond our control" will prevent us from seeing all the games That's the way the ball bounces This announcement brought happiness to our home: Dear Aunt Alvina and Uncle Earl. Congratulations' You are a Great - Great aunt and uncle! John and Julie Rice have a baby girl named Jaclyn Melissa Julie's parents are Jack and Jean Weber. That's how we come into the picture. Great - Great That's great! We must see that baby Time has rolled around again for the C.O.F. 31st". Annual State Basketball Tournament held at the West Campus High School Gym on Sundays March 13-20-27 Thirty-six teams are ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 'BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: OLYMPIC STAIN BRAMMER CABINETS ANDERSEN WINDOWS PRE-HUNG DOORS NORD SPINDLES - JIM MARTIN PAINTS • LINCOLN WINDOWS • GAF SHINGLES • BUILDERS HARDWARE • PREFINISHED PANELING • MOORE-O-MATIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385 1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY McHenry Recreation 3-1-77 Freida Miller 432; Jo Rizzo 187 - 505. Flossie Miller 424; Wanda Gehrke 471; Betty O'Brien 479; Marie Diedrich 439: Nancy Peterson 376; Eleanore Giaviano 471; Mary Cook 180 493. Shirley Thomas 157 - 402: Sharon Klontz 475; Sharon Kujak 193 - 482; Pat Fischer 311; Tinky Meyer 511; Phyl Grosrenaud 437; Shirley Lossmann 200 - 182 - 139 - 521; Evora Petersen 423; Esther Cygan 126- 156 - 182 - 464: Barb Schurr 170 - 406: Pat Ruemelin 179 - 468 (nice going Pat - 62 pins over your average. Oh and welcome back); Barb Hansen 377: Joan Buss 438; Bitsy Schaefer 464. Carol Michels 455: Kathy Miller 214 - 506; Fran Zank 174 - 432; "Pam Kozior 162 - 401; Sandy McClory 197 -433: Grace Piatek 165 -419; Barb Leight 463; Ron Romkowske 439; Annette Joyce 437 and Sue Smith 478. Pins over average: Really have to commend Esther Cygan - shot % pins over her average Beautiful Bowling. Trick Shot Bowlers: Mary Cook 4-5-7: Esther Cygan 5-10 and Kathy Miller 4-5-7. The .»oo Club: Jo Rizzo 505; Kathy Miller 506; Tinky Mayer 511 and Shirley Lossmann 521. - Amen!! MCHS Soph Cagers Win High Scoring Game Over Crown The sophomore cagers of Gary Collins defeated Crown last Friday night in a high scoring game 87 to 79. The young Warriors trailed 27 to 21 at the quarter, but forged ahead 43 to 41 at halftime A 44 pt scoring outburst in the second half provided the vic­ tory entered from the Northern part of the state The schedule will appear in the next issue of the Plaindealer Zeller witn 21 and Bentz with 20 pts led the local attack SOPHOMORES fg ft Pf IP S. Dixon 4 2 10 Prust 3 3 3 9 C. Dixon 1 7 2 9 Zeller 7 7 3 21 Bentz 8 4 4 20 Thomas 6 2 1 14 Schaeffer 2 0 2 4 Behan 0 0 1 0 Totals 31 25 16 87 HESITATION. Warrior cheerleader Captain Patti Althoff displays a look <»f doubt as she hesitates and waits for a chance to clap. The wait failed, as McHenry could not close the gap in the final minutes <rf play. (STAFF PHOTO-W AYNE GAYLORD) Totals 33 13 31 7«l McHenry 21 22 23 21 X7 Crown 27 14 15 23 7!» * • • • One day the world may be peopled by saints but the time hasn't arrived yet. Evans McMahon Frye Schuldt Helmer Smith Eckholm Bumblas Ryan Crown fg ft pf !p 6 3 S 15 3 0 5 6