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•V. BACK BY POPULAR DEM^ FRIDAYS 5 To 11 p.m. <3 815/675-2302 * HERE ARE JUST A FEW • 77 GRAND PRIX G l B ! u . B u ' ' L a n d a u T o p B i u < - C l o t h B » " i c h SAVE s9000 0 ! ! 77 GRAND PRIX Br a Gf < » • t« Landau Top Whit«-Buckt-t S»-ats SAVE s9 5 0 0 0 ! ! 77 CATALINA 6 PASS. WAGON B i- i- • f/.-tri r with Buckskin J m y l I n t e r i o r SAVE $SS$ 77 GRAND PRIX S.J. i a t i n O r a r - q ' ' B u c k s k i " L a n d a u T o p B JC k - k m C ' h B u c k , - s F u 1 4 / E q u p p ' i SAVE s9700 0 ! ! 77 GRAND PRIX P fothom Red White Landau Top 60 40 Bench with f •. -tv m Cioth SAVE s9990 0 ! ! 77 GRAND PRIX B LI c k s k in Metallic Buckskin Landau Tot- B.uk k • C l o t h B u c k i • s , SAVE '99 90 0 ! ! MORE TO CHOOSE FROM I OVERTON - P O N T I AC RT. 120 ond RT. 31 McHENRY 385-6000 Miyaki, McH. vs. C. Franke and M. Hulman, 6-0, 6-1. No. 2- B.J. Swantz and Mike Gende, McH. vs. G. Lauterer and D. Rich, 6-0, 6-0. No. 3 - Rich Mueller and Kevin Miller, McH. vs. T Kuebler , 6-2, 6-2. No. 4 - Kirk Heseman and Rich Sund, McH. vs. M Lof- frido and D. Yonts, 6-0, 6-0. McHenry - 8 Grant-0 FROSH-SOPH Singles * No. 1 - Rich Backs. McH. vs. T. Gilly, 10-1. ' No. 2-Tim Sabatka, McH. vs. D. Szleag, 10-1. • No. 3 - Jim Tafel, McH. vs. D. Becker , 10-0. No. 4 - Paul Bazan, McH. vs. J. Boxley, 10-1. Doubles No. 1 - Glen Moehling and Joel Noleway, McH. vs. Gates and Thornton, 10-0. No. 2 - Steve Kivley and Pat Lettiza, McH. vs. Wilkerson and Yhmack, 10-3. No. 3 - Jim Althoff and Ken Schmitt vs. Obenauf and Reznac, 10-0. The McHenry Area Jaycees conducted their annual wrestling tournament last Friday, March 25th at West Campus. This year saw just over 100 boys compete, representing Johnsburg, McHenry Jr. High, Parkland, Montini, Harrison, Edgebrook, Valley View, Hilltop schools. Winnners in the 5th and 6th grade level were Todd Rhode - 66 lbs., Dave Rowden - 72 lbs.; Dale Bluemel - 78 lbs.; Mike Ketchum - 84 lbs.; Mike Rowden - 90 lbs.; Scott Gerchi - 98 lbs.; Mark Perschke - 105 lbs.; Dion Konecny - 112 lbs.; Jesse Tirade - 126 lbs.; Tony Woo -132 lbs.; and John Clewis - 145 lbs. Winners in the 7th and 8th grade level were Scott Fer- brache - 84 lbs.; Kent Klap- perich - 90 lbs.; Vic Betancourt - 98 lbs.; Martin Folliard - 112 lbs.; Jon Schmitt - 120 lbs.; Mike Priko - 126 lbs.; Dan Extra - Jeff Rhode and Rich Wimmer, McH. vs. Hansen and Hagy, 9-4. McHenry - 8 Grant-0 l^mericanTegioITFost 4911 I -RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY- f FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY ! i (5:00-9:00 P.M.) | . PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT ! OTHER MENU AVAILABLE . OPEN TO THE PUBLIC I ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE j SATURDAY NIGHL I "BOB & THE BLUE TONES" , I I COCKTAIL MON.--WED.--THURS.--FRIDAY HOUR 3:30 lo 6:00 Cut Price# Penh Dinner Includes Steak Fries. Soup or Salad. Lemon Tartar Sauce A Poor Man's Lobster Includes Steak Fries, •Soup or Salad Lemon Tartar Sauce Phil Kent, a junior on the Warrior Tennis team won his first match of the season against Bill Kirscht of Grant. Kent found himself dow n by a 5-2 score in the first set and he started to spark as he won the remaining games to capture the first set by a 7-5 victory. Kent refused to let up and trounced his opponent with six auick wins in the final set to give him a string of 11 straight as he captured the match with 7-5 and 6-0 sets to record his first victory of the season. The team captured their home opener and they will participate in a quad tourney Saturday. April 2. The first match will begin at 10 a.m. r (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Kent,* Wins With Hustle EARL WALSH So I Hear What a way to bow out! Coach A1 McGuire guided his Marquette basketball team through to the championship in the rugged NCAA tournament in Atlanta McGuire has made it known to all that this would be his last year as coach at Marquette where he was sometimes known as a storm center and always known as a winner. SPORTS EDITOR Not many thought Marquette could take the crown. It didn't come out that way on paper. But. champions they are -- all because of fierce desire and the know-how of a great coach. Lenny Randle didn't do much for his image or his future when he punched his manager around bad enough to break his cheek bone with the Most Improved Swimmer award along with his first varsity letter. Heinrich swims the individual medley, butterfly and breaststroke. He was also conference champion in the Frosb-Soph 100 yard breaststroke. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Jaycee Wrestling Tourney Draws Over 100 Grade Age Boys t - • * PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAYv APRIL 1, 1977 Manager Frank Lucches will be back. Randle won't. At least he won't be back with the Texas Rangers. Frofn the stories we read. Randle thought his .228 batting average as s regular last year should keep him at the second base post Now, what manager will want Randle? Maybe Chuck Tanner. We heard Tanner say one time that he never lost a fight in his life Up in Johnsburg they are on a fund raising program to bring back the Tiger baseball team. What about the McHenry Shamrocks? Are there any plans for a team this year? We are willing and anxious to give such a program a boost through publicity the same as we have for Johnsburg. Just let us know. Bob Green returned from Florida and brought a story from the Sarasota Herald- Tribune about a former Pistakee area resident. Andrew McAnsh. Sarasota needed a good hotel back in the 20s, so McAnsh made an offer - he would build a hotel, an apartment building and a 'nautatorium" down­ town if the city gave him free light and water and would not levy any taxes against the buildings for 10 years. It wis agreed. The whole shebang was finished in record time, with an auditorium rather than a "nautatorium". No report from Bob on the White Sox camp. Bet he doesn't know a baseball from a tennis ball. Area Man To Organize SWIMMERS HONORED-MCHS swim coach Mike Shanahan at left, presented awards to Jim Murray and Bill Heinrich of the Warrior varsity swim team. Murray, a senior, and co-captain of the team captured the Most Valuable Swimmer trophy. He's a three year varsity lettermen and swam the individual medley, breaststroke and backstroke. Heinrich, a sophomore was honored OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 11:30-5 SUNDAY 11:30-3 "Stars On Ice Revue" McHenry High Netters Win Opener From Grant 8 To 0; Frosh-Sophs Also Win 8 To 0 Rowden -132 lbs.; Scott Mullen -140 lbs.; and Keith Belzer -148 lbs. We would also like to recognize Coach Marty Sobc- zak of East Campus, and all the high school wrestling people who helped. MCHENRY RECREATION LADIES TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING 7 P.M. Averages or better: Mae Collis 404; Shirley Thomas 442; Sharon Klontz 445; Sharon Kujak 190-168-152 - 510; Joan Buss 444; Bitsy Schaefer 483; Cathy Boro 197 -- 516; Annette Joyce 412; Rosemary Freres 186--473; Grace Steinsdoerfer 172-176 - 488; Carol Michels 427; Helen Rothering 183 ~ 484; Kathy Miller 465; MaryLou Stine 450; Shirley Koch 453; Gwen Smith 156-200-150 - 506; Mary Foster 321; Betty Smith 413; Flossie Miller 146-137-143 ~ 426; Lois Crouch 189-168 - 495; Lauretta Homo 416; Evora Peterson 423; Bette O'Brien 470; Pam Kozior 408; Grace Piatek 386; Lorraine Freund 177 -- 470; Pat Fischer 329; and Tinky Meyer 448. The "500" Clubbers; Cathy Boro 197-151-168 - 516; Sharon Kujak 190-168-152 - 510; and Gwen Smith 156-200-150 -- 506. "Trick-Shotters": Fran Zank 5-7; Pam Kozior 5-7; and Lor Freund 9-10. P.JS. Lois Crouch - next week you'll make 500. Iter Plan Neighbor--What do you plan to do, Janie, when you get as big as your mother? Janie--Diet. • ALL DEMOS WILL BE SOLDI! ALL ARE FULLY EQUIPPED & PRICED TO SELL By Dick Rabbitt Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High tennis team opened the season with an 8 to 0 win over Grant High School Tuesday at West Campus. On a windy afternoon, it seemed that the ball bounced just right for the Warriors as they completely outclassed their opponents.* Toby Scott's frosh-sophs likewise completed the whitewash brush as they won easily 8 to 0. Saturday the Warriors host Rockford Boyland, South Beloit, and North Chicago in a meet that will begin at 10:30 a.m. at West Campus. VARSITY Singles No. 1 - Phil Kent, McH. vs. B. Kirscht, 7-5, 6-0. No. 2 - Steve Williams, McH. vs. D. Whymark, 6-0, 6-1. No. 3 - Dave Wilkey, McH. vs. M. Solheim, 6-2, 6-1. No. 4 - Rich Sompel, McH. vs. T. Kuebler, 6-0, 6-0. Doubles ' No. 1 Sean Thomas and Doug LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVER* FRI., SAT.,* SUN. Ray Hupke of McHenry has been named to key posts on committees for the Chicago Figure Skating club's fourth annual "Stars on Ice Revue" being presented on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 20, 21 and 22 at Randhurst Twin Ice arena, Mt. Prospect. Hupke, a member of the Chicago Figure Skating club, is co-chairman of the Program Advertising committee and will also work on set design and construction The Review involves skating performances by international champions and full scale production numbers with Cinderalla and Space Odyssey themes, in which more than 150 aspiring amateur skaters from the area will take part. The sparkling group of leading amateur skaters scheduled to appear include: Linda Fratainne, U.S. and world champion; U.S. pairs champions Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner; top-ranked U.S., world and Olympic competitor David Santee; U.S. Olympic and world team member Wendy Burge; Canadian bronze medalist Vern Taylor; and U.S. Olympic and world team dance alternates Michelle Ford and Glenn Patterson. Performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, and at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are available at the arena, located at Routes 12 and 83 in Mt. Prospect, or in­ formation can be obtained by phoning 259-5534. McHenry Jr. Youth League TRYOUTS Sunday • April 3rd West Campus Boys Gym 8 & 9yr.olds 10 &llyr.olds 12 & 13 yr. olds 1 p.nty-2p.m. 2p.m.-3p.m. 3p.m. -4 p.m. The Genius "Dad, it sayshere that a certain man was a finan­ cial genius. What does that mean?" "That he could earn money faster than his fam­ ily could spend it."