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2 WEEKS ONLY SALE EFFECTIVE SAT., FEB. 2-SAT., FEB. 16 WONDER LAKE. ILL. 60097 (815) 728-0433 Purchase your March 1981 renewal sticker HKfjH at the IflBH Wonder Lake 1A 012345c State Bank ILLINOIS PRICES INCLUDE: • Measuring k* Fabri9 Tailoring Only .twice each year will the manufacturer permit discounts on the full range of our luxurious fabrics. Don't delay, come down now to get a free estimate, or call, and we will bring fabrics to your home. dfl LAND OF LINCOLN •Fast delivery of '81 stickers •Bring your pro-printed registration form to tho Bonk < •Bfl •Sorvico Chorgo will bo $2.00 w "Your Community Bank Serving You . . < ' %• > TjzMy 1253 N. Green St. McHenry, III. 60050 On The Sidelines By Oick Hob* A full house is expected tonight at West Campus. Don't i J*11011 some Orange attire, so that we can blind i from Crown. After last weekend's double win the : Warriors are flying high these days. They played super i over the weekend, in defeating Jacobs and Hoffman i jij: Estates. Bo*> Zeller is becoming an offensive threat, : Jimmy Johnson is a vastly improved player by getting : jij: tougher on the boards, Len Jensen the quarterback : <nrects the team well, Bob Greve is getting his eye back on jjjj the bucket, and what about Tony Sroka, the 5'8" guard jjjj who rebounds with the best of them. Barry Anderson the :j:j best sixth man in the conference, seems to spark the jjj: Warriors when he arrives from the pines. The opposition will be no pushover. The Crown Vikings, j:j: winners of 9 of their last 11, boast the conference's top jjjj player. Gary Gliesman the 6'6" forward is all state j:j: caliber, and he has plenty of help from his teammates. It jij: should be a real game, and if you like school basketball, jij: you won't want to miss it. « - John Leighty will have his pep band as usual. They do a j:-j nice job of entertaining the crowd. And at half time if you jijj really want to see entertainment you just have to watch jij: the pom-pon squads in action. The frosh-soph, under the iiji leadership of Debbie Baldwin, perform between halves of jiji the soph-game. They include Missy Dowe, Lisa Boyd, jjjj Trad Hetterman, Kerry Kraus, Julie McGee, Mary jjj; Oleszcuk, Philanne Schully, Kelly Williams, Angie jjjj Anderson, Meg Gerrad, Cindy Jensen, Julie Laridn, jij: Debbie Mortell, Jodi Remke, Lori Vickery and manager, •jij who gets things ready, Chris Bradley. Then at the varsity intermission the varsity pom-pon >•: squad goes into action. Co-Capt. Beth Cable and Margo jjji Lund led the following: Linda Baxley, Karen Beres, Terry jjjj Boyd, Lisa Grimmonpre, Barbie Humann, Patty •jjj McMillan, Denise Freund, Annie Bazan, Micki Blake ijji Kathy Day, Sue Gunderson, Kathy McGee, Julie Smith, •jjj and Dee Sturm. The advisor who does an excellent job is •iji Mrs. Carolyn Lawson. Fans you can't beat it. A good game, and good •jjj entertainment on top of it. Coach Roger Dorio the Hoffman Estate coach who put jiji on quite a show last Saturday night, called Ken Ludwig •jjj and apologized for his behavior. I still can't condone his •jij actions apology or not. Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors" also had quite a ijjj weekend. Three gruelling matches, and winners of two. jjj: Maybe the tide has turned for the popular coach, he along •jjj with all Warrior fans, sure wish him and his squad the •jjj best of luck the rest of the season. Gary Gray is quite pleased with his Warriors. The girls •jij won a big one last week over Cary Grove, and showed a lot •jjj of improvement. They {day their next home game on :jj: Thursday, Feb. 7. Frosh-soph get under way at 6 p.m. and ijjj: the varsity follows. Come watch the girls play, you won't ijij: be disappointed. Don't forget to pick up your ticket for the Good News ijjj: Bears game on Feb. 9. Along with this, a reminder to the Ijij: Alumni who will play that night, practice will be held on ijij: this Monday, Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. Our good friend "Twig" Ijij: Miller is making all the arrangements for this practice. The regional basketball tourney will be held this year at ijij Woodstock. As usual the Warriors along with the Streaks Ijii and Belvidere and Hononegah will make up the foursome, ijij Pairings should be out some time in the near future. The conference swimming meet will be held at West ijij: Campus tomorrow beginning at 10:30 a.m. If you have Ijij: never seen a swimming meet, I suggest you drop over to iij West Campus on Saturday morning. Again you won't be iij: disappointed. It is quite an event. Memory Lane this week takes us back to the 1964-65 iij: season with the "Old Warrior" at the helm of the jij: McHenry five, Cliff Fulton. The opponent the North jij: Chicago "Warhawks" of Larry Hanzel. The Warriors jij: behind the outside shooting of Wayne Hiller overcame a jij: five point halftime deficit and won easily by seven - 60 to •ijij 53. Myron Bentz, Warrior center held Rufus Woods, the ijj: All-Stater from the Warhawks to a mere six points, quite jijj: an achievement, as Woods averaged over 19 points per jiji: game. McHENRY VS. NORTH CHICAGO 1964-65 SEASON Laurence Lockwood Bentz Soda Smith Hiller Totals: McHenry fg ft pf tp 3 3 4 9 Kirn 22 16 16 60 6 Spriggs 9 Woods 10 Brogan 9 Jones 17 Sims -- Warmiski North Chicago fg R pf tp 2 0 2 4 6 4 4 16 3 0 3 6 4 3 3 11 1 1 4 3 6 1 2 13 0 0 1 0 Totals: McH N.C. 14 14 16 16 60 13 19 10 11 53 T !'m& fr̂ r V Jjf -- A good egg-separator is a small funnel. n At - JOHNLFRtUNO Freund Funeral Home Serving Wonder Lake , 7 and Chicagoland Area 815-728-0233 7611 HANCOCK DR. WONDER LAKE JfcJ OPENING 4®% SOON ̂ ULTRATAN Suntan Salon ULTRATAN is the quick, new and safe way to get a tan. WATCH FOR OUR OPENING ON MAIN STREET IN McHENRY BASKETBALL TEAM PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.1966 Pat Ziebel, 399 and Wayne Dixon, 395. HIGH GAME Girls: Pam Bradley, 164 Marlene Krueger, 154 and Kim Loesch, 142. Boys: Jesse Tirado and David Ricker, 169; Wayne Dixon and Mike Walsh, 157, and Shawn Hastings, 156. We would still like to see more parents to help keep scores. Tuesday Latfies Bowling League 1-22-80 - 7 p.m. Clark Station: M. Poston, 480 (183); F. Miller, 450; and S. Lossman, 464. Peter Justen: W. An­ derson, 447 and G. Wieck, 386. Bimbo's: W. Minton, 451 and P. Tonyan, 341. McHenry Inn: C. Zasadny, 3-10 split; B. Joyce, 440, 5:7 and 5-6-10splits; A. Joyce, 5- 7 split; C. Cooney, 500, 6-7 split. McHenry Floral: G. Otth, 420, 3-5-9-10 split; L. Homo, 478 (172) and L. Crouch. 523 (187), Steffan's: W. Gehrke, 461; M. Fischbach, 435. Southgate: F. Weyland, 437. Fox Hole: B. Schurr, 515 (192) and F. Manzardo, 42 Havenmeyer: P. Bliccelk, 358; S. Howe, - 377 and Switzer, 560 (211). Executive National: C. Freund, 411. Glaviano's: E. Glaviano, 457; L. Michels, 499, 4-9 split; S. Smith, 466; and C. Michels, 5-8-10 split. City Wide: L. Freund, 420 and P. Ruemelin, 590 ( 223- 182-185)!! McHenry Police Officers Association Junior Bowling League January 26,1980 IT'S A MI! More than a million Southeast Asian refugees need homes. Tens of thou­ sands are living on the sea in overloaded and under- supplied boats. Many na­ tions are ignoring the tragic flight of these people. A few countries are not. GOP chairman Brock crit­ icizes Carter on Iran. Team Standings w 39 > 38 35 30 V2 30 V2 29 28 '/i 28' 27 V2 27 » 25 22 The above action photos of the husky Good News Bears will give you basketball fans an idea of the entertaining evening coming Saturday night, Feb. 9, in Buckner gym. At 6:30 p.m. the Alumni game will start off the fun. At 8 p.m., the Good News boys will clash with the MCHS faculty team. This feature program is being sponsored and promoted by the Warrior Booster club, a lively organization boosting local athletes and athletics. FOOTBALL * * * By Pete Fjptchie WASHINGTON, D. C. -- Though the Superbowl is the major football topic of mid- January, here's a glance backward at the college bowls. Two of the four major bowl games were thrillers- - Rose and Cotton. ', Alabama was too much for Arkansas in the Sugar and Oklahoma shackled FSU's passing game surpris­ ingly well. That Orange Bowl's halftime show was the best of the bowl shows. How good it was to hear some banjo nostalgia, even WahbT On The Robert E. Lee!" It was good to see Con­ federate flags-among Ala­ bama and FSU fans. So much detrimental about the Old South has spewed forth out of Hollywood and television. some fans and band leaders are intimidated, no longer wave the Stars and Bars, nor play Dixie. The Arkansas band played Battle Hymn Of The Republic! Cheerleaders from Ohio State and Southern Cal were the bowls' best dressed (and best-looking!). The bands of Arkansas, Alabama, South­ ern Cal, among others, were truly impressive. Of the minor bowls, perhaps the top thriller was Purdue and Ten­ nessee in the Bluebonnet, won by Purdue. North Carolina's surge past Michi­ gan in the Gator Bowl (really a fifth Major Bowl) was also a spine-tingler for fans. And after bowl play, should there be a more scientific playoff-which would have matched Ala­ bama and Southern Cal this year? College football prob­ ably shouldn't be taken that seriously. Begin, Sadat call for more U.S. troop to block Soviets. 1 21 22 25 29'/2 29 31 31 32 32Vz 33 35 38 First Place Team - No. 4: Laura Dworniczek, Tammy Baumgaster, Pam Bradley, Noel Mecure and Tracy Straza. Second Place Team - No. 10: Jesse Tirado, David Ricker, Mike Walsh, David Toussaint and Jeff Grandt. Third Place Team - No. 1: Debbie Allen, Shona Adelizzi, Kari Bracker, Gwen Bennett and Laura Clewis. HIGH SERIES Girls: Pam Bradley, 384; Marlene Krueger, 382 and Kim Loesch, 371. Boys: David Ricker, 401; r tax ~ • Preparation j f Make Sure You Pay The . | Lowest Legal Tax I a CALL J (815)385-4410 | Paul A. Schwtgtl I A CeawMv , 4410 W. Elm Street | y McHienry, Illinois * • Security American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy. Complete security for that special place you call home. It's the most comprehensive, home- owners^coverage we've ever offered. Call me today. I'll provide you with all the information. TONY CHUCK LEW ANDOWSKI Comer of Crystal Lake Blacktop ft Rt 120 McHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 AMERICAN FAMILY *rro mm mamas mumun American Family Mutual Insurance Co Madison w«s LOSSY HOURS: MM.. TWM.. Than. M, Prl. M, Sail 9-12 Noon DItlVE-UP HOURS: Man.. TWM.. Wad.. THwrs.. PH. U, Sat. 94 I