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Another Win ...as this number one doubles team of Darlene Mann (left) and Jackie Wolf of McHenry increased their doubles record to 7-2. Their seventh win was 15-10 and a 5-2 victory over their Zion- Benton opponents Wednesday at West campus. The squad record fell to 4-5 as the Zion squad beat McHenry by a 4-3 score. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD New Umpires Needed For New Association Parkland School's wrestling team ended up their season by taking fourth place in the Fox Valley "8" Conference tournament. Three Vikings were conference champs; Mike Connor at 118 lbs., Dan Clark at 125 lbs., and Fred Dodd at 135 lbs. These are the wrestlers who placed in the conference meet. Sitting from left to right are Eric Karpinski, Tom Schweder, Steve Carby, Chris Piasecki. Middle row Mike Boro, Rodney Emery, Scott Schmidt, and Brian Wright. Top row Dan Clark, Fred Dodd, John Trent, and Mike Conner. MCC Chorus-NICA Singers In Concert Umpires (female and male) are needed by the Tri-County Officials association to umpire over 1,000 baseball and softball games in Crystal Lake and Woodstock this spring and summer. There is no mem­ bership fee and anyone can joiq regardless of affiliation with other associations. Games will begin May 15 and end the middle of August. Games are available every night of the week and during the day on Saturdays and Sundays. Six training clinics are scheduled: April 17, 21, 24, 28 and May 1, 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the American Legion Peterson Wm. Chandler Post No. 171, 406 Woodstock, Crystal Lake in the upstairs hall. Movies, guest speakers, printed materials and group discussions will be used at these clinics to help officials, new and experienced, be better officials. Prior to the beginning of the season a clinic will be held with various teams competing against each other in practice games where officials can experience, first hand, the actual mechanics of good of­ ficiating and be able to ask ail the questions they want. Anyone wishing to become an official should call Chuck Hyatt at (815) 459-3142 as soon as possible because scheduling of games will commence in a matter of a few weeks. The McHenry County College chorus and the Northern Illinois Choral association is presenting its annual spring concert Sunday, April 16 at 7:30 p m at St. Thomas the Apostle church, Route 176, Crystal Lake This unique program will consist of excerpts from great choruses. n Among the selections will be the well-beloved "Jesut Joy of Man's Desiring", by Bach: "The Heaven's Are Telling" by Haydn, with a trio: Judy Leatherman, soprano, Joe Griffiths, tenor, and Terry Aavang, bass Judy Leather- man will also sing "Kyrie" from Schubert's "Mass in C." Other choral numbers will include: "How Lovely Are The Messengers" by Mendelssohn: SKINNER ON RADIO State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr. <R-33rd) will be on WIVS-AM radio Monday, April 10, from 10 to u a.m. WIVS can be found at 850 on the AM dial. Those wishing to question Rep. Skinner about legislative or other matters may call 815-459- 7002 during the program. i Project HOPE currently Maintains medical education programs in Peru, Tunisia, Jamaica, Brazil, Colombia, Egypt. Barbados, Guatemala, Poland and El Paso, Texas. "Sanctus", from Faure's Requiem; Gloria Janke, soprano, will sing "Pie Jesu" from the same selection. The choruses will also sing "How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place" by Brahms; "Hallelujah" from the Mount of Olives by Beethoven; from the famous oratorio, "Elijah", by Mendelssohn; two selections, "He Is Watching Over Israel" and "Cast Thy Burden Upon The Lord". Bob Hilgoe will render a solo from this same oratorio "If With All Your Heart." 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IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS" CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB is open for Lunch & Dinner 7 Days a Week Sunday Brunch 10:00-3:00 Our Golf Course is Open! HILL GOLF 2500 N. f.HAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbltt The McHenry high spring season in athletics started off with a bang last weekend. Coach Ken Swanson's baseball team won a double header defeating both Grant and Woodstock in a double duel meet here last Saturday. The Warriors pounded Grant 8 to 2 in the opener, led by the pitching of Barry "Bear" Paulsen, who struck out 7, walked only 1, and faced thirteen in four innings of hurling. Jeff Meyer had a pair of doubles, and Brian DiBlasi had a homer to lead the hitting attack. In the nightcap the Warriors, after building up a big lead over Woodstock, had to hang on for an 11 to 9 win. Bobby Sharp was the starting pitcher, and gave way to Bob Hansen after three innings when the Warriors had built up their lead. However, errors, walks and the Streaks getting a few hits in the later innings made the game a lot closer than was anticipated. Anyway it was a nice way to open the long twenty-eight game schedule for the Warriors. Gary Gray's tennis squad pulled the unbelievable by winning their own quandrangular. In defeating Hoffman Estates, Rockford Boyland and South Beloit die tennis Warriors notched a feather in their cap. BothRockfordBoylan and Hoffman Estates have access to indoor facilities, and their squads have been practicing for many a moon. Several of the competitors from these schools have played in summer tournaments, and have had some state tourney experience. It was a nice win for the netters, and no doubt word has been passed that they are a team to be considered in future matches. A lot of talk about the girls basketball tournament last week in Champaign. Seems that six of the eight schools in attendance were coached by men, and one coach went on record saying that only women should coach the girls teams. Because of reducing of teachers in the various schools, we are going to see more men coaching girls athletics. With Title IX stating that girls are going to have equal opportunity, this is the way of life. As Paul Judson of I'.VIil'. t - ri./tl.M>r..Al.l.U - I'lVIII/ll, /»» nil. «, uio Hebron Green Giant fame told me last year. Paul is the girls coach at Dundee, "I have never enjoyed coaching as much as I have coaching girls basketball . This seems to be the idea. The girls are willing to learn, listen, and do what they are told. For Paul it must have rubbed off, as his team was one of the Elite Eight. One of the two women coaches was Linda Brady of Crystal Lake. For you old time Warriors fans, Linda is the daughter of the late Max Brady the long time successful coach at Crystal Lake in both football and basketball. Max was indeed a legend in his own time. He was not only a great coach, but a perfect gentleman at all times. Congratulations are in order for Tommy Les the eighth grade coach at Montini.Tom has been selected the coach of the year in District 6 by the Illinois High School Coaches association. This is indeed quite an honor for Tom. because District 6 covers a wide area, and to be selected not only by your peers, but by a group of high school coaches is saying that you are doing something rig^t. So a tip of the fedora to Tom. Ken Swanson's nine won another game on Tuesday by defeating Carmel of Mundelein 6 to 2 for their third win of the young season. Adjusts to you and your grass. TURBO-VENT® MOWER. SELF-PROPELLED Adjust walking speed and blade speed separately with, Pace Command® control Quick-change height adjustment ONLY $l9995 Anti-clog Turbo-Vent mowing chamber 2103 RTE. 120 McHENRY (815) 385- 0434 How to ruin your season before it starts. 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