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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 7 Mar 1980, p. 7

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%v • •v • • I |>:0 ly Dick Rabbi' ;§tt S i March Madness has finally arrived in Illinois high 1 prep circles. High school basketball is taking over 8 now until the 22nd. The Class A schools are in 8 this week, while the big schools enter ijij play. v As most coaches call it, it is the second season. Past $ records go by the wayside, as teams pair up to seek the & coveted state title. On paper it seems that the Class AA i-ij will remain in the Chicago area. However, there are & fcgood teams outside of the area. Manley of the Public S league with 6*10" Richard Cross, Proviso East with 6'3" S guard Ricky Rivers, an All American, East Aurora has a & --ard who is the nation's third leading scorer, are some of $ : early bird favorites. However, Effingham, has a 6'5" $ ' named Ken Arnold, who Ken Ludwig tells me is a $ one. They also have an exchange student from S ny who stands T 2". Quincy has another !& louse, Collinsville is bade on the right path, and the W- People are wondering if another Maine South will # emerge a winner. Last seas<m Maine South not ranked Si ji; very high all season, went down to Champaign and came & 4 bade with the big trophy. Fran now on teams will have to :£ have a little luck, as one defeat and you can wait until next jiji ŷ y the time you read this, we are hoping that the £ Warriors will be playing tonight in the finals at :£ Woodstock. They looked impressive last week in their win :£ •:j: over the Tigers, and if they can keep it up, should be in $ $ Rockford next Tuesday night. Belvidere should win their game on Tuesday. Their schedule in the Big 9 should give them the nod over Hononegah of the Shark conference. The Warriors must iiji: get by the pesky Blue Streaks to get into the final game, g Congratulations to Len Jensen and Jim Johnson on their iji: :j:j: selection to the Fox Valley conference team. They are in iiji: good company, and any coach would like to have those S •;!: twelve players on his squad. Tomorrow morning the girls ?• 5i get their chance, what the coaches meet to select their all & jiji conference team. Will be meeting with a group on Monday to select the jiji: McHenry County All Star team. Both Class A and AA will iiji jiji; be selected. We are happy to announce that we have jijij secured Hank Raymond of Marquette university to be the jiji main sjpeaker. The banquet will be held at West Campus jiji: on April 7th. Players, coaches and parents are the only ones invited, jiji jiji Maybe one of these days we can open it to the public. The jiji jiji McHenry County newspapers sponsor the event, and it jiji jiji has been quite a success for the past four years. With regional time upon us, we go back to the 1958 jiji jiji regional game at Crystal Lake when the Warriors jiji jiji defeated the Lake Park Lancers 75 to 87. Matt Eichinger jiji jiji led all scorers with 26 pts. as Cliff Fulton's crew led all the jiji $ way. ?i 1958 REGIONAL AT CRYSTAL LAKE FROM THE LEAP - Jim Johnson has no trouble as he fires over the reach of Scott Ritzert of Woodstock. Johnson hit for six field goals nd a pair of free throws for 14 points in the win over the Streaks. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Hutchinson Hits High 23 In Beating Antioch 51*45 jiji Vytital Justen :§ Bentz jiji Benson iiii Eichinger Cajthaml jiji Steinbach ijij Totals: McHenry fg ft pf 4 7 1 4 0 1 0 2 0 9 8 0 0 9 2 tp 15 8 2 4 28 0 20 29 17 13 75 Hacke Bergin Christensen Reeves Volkman Stumpf Jordan Kinander Totals: Lake Park fg ft pf tp 2 3 2 7 5 1 8 9 8 0 Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High girls' basketball team defeated Antioch 51 to 45 at Antioch Monday night. The Warriors had a 24 to 15 halftime lead that enabled them to come away with the victory. Sue Hutchinson led all scorers with 23 pts. McHenry vs. Antioch Oddsen Manuet Olsen Totals: McH Antioch 3 0 6 8 2 18 1 0 2 21 3 45 12 12 11 16 51 10 5 14 16 45 27 13 22 67 McHenry McH L.P. 18 22 13 24 75 12 18 17 28 67 Hutchinson Bohlman Kopsell Haddick Connell . IPgWAiJAgg u u Most insects end fish abandon their eggs before they hatch. Totals: Behne Fritz Tell Antioch fg ft tp fg ft tp Weather stripping is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to save energy in the home. 'The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to conceal them." Oliver Goldsmith ARE YOU MOVING? Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice of change of address to The McHenry Plaindeaier. 3812 W. Elm St.. McHenry. IL. 60050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address is provided through the Post Office Department. The 4-wheeler's dream deal! Only $99 for the soft top when you buy your new 1980 Jeep CJ. 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PLUS the best fuel economy of any 4-wheel drive vehicle built in America* HWY 25 EST * MPG EPA EST MPG " Use these figures for comparison. Your results may differ due to driving speed, weather conditions and trip length Actual highway miltege will be less. PI Jeep. McHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST & OLDEST AMC JEEP DEALERSHIP! •RENAIILTS •CONCORDS 'SPIRITS • EAGLES THE UMBELS YOU WANT ARE IN STOCK NOW!! 1979 JEEP J20 PICKUP TRUCK Heavy duty, air conditioning, 4 wheel drive $ YQO C " A R e a l W o r k h o r s e " C L I A I A I K I M K E R I & W W * MITCHELL 907 N. FRONT ST. AMC L JEEP - McHENRY.IL Fish And Wildlife Service Announces Money To States To Stock Anadromous Fish PAGE 7- 'The love of liberty is the love of others; the love of power is the love of our­ selves." William Hazlitt The Interior Department's U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) today an­ nounced the 1980 grant-in-aid allocation to States for work with anadromous fish. Several species of anadromous fish have been successfully introduced, and became established in the Great Lakes. Anadromous fish, such as salmon ,. and steelhead, are those which historically have spent most of their adult life in the oceans, but which returned to coastal freshwater streams for spawning. The newly hatched fish may spend up to one or two years in these freshwater streams before migrating to the ocean, where they grow to adult size. The following amounts have been allotted to anadromous fish programs in the upper Great Lakes States: State Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin The purpose anadromous Amount $ 40,000 118*600 380,600 87,800 41,500 307,500 of the fish con- to develop plans for anadromous fish on a state, regional or watershed basis. These plans take into ac­ count the multiple uses and stresses of the fishery resource and related natural resource programs. Research is also en­ couraged, especially in the area of habitat im­ provement, overcoming obstacles to fish movement, and improvement o$ a n a d j o m o u s f i s h management techniques. Past emphasis has been placed on the production and stocking of fish through the program, but habitat im­ provement and expansion are increasing concerns of the program in the Great Lakes. The results of the anadromous fish program in •Hp tipDer Midwest has been the establishment of a multi- million dollar fishery resource according to FWS authorities. "Do you wish people to think well of you? Don't speak well of yourself." Blaise Pascal McHenry School League Raymond's Bowl 2-27-80 Hate to boast, but...the crown does NOT lie heavy on the heads of W.G.A.S. members; in fact, the standings are really, the sweet smell of success!!! Next week is position bowl and the end of the regular season, so there might still be a few changes...further down! Oh well, on with other news. High games were rolled by: J. Lescher, 218; B. Thompson, 215; T. Miller, 192; W. Farrell, 191; and R. Glawe, 183. High series' honors went to: B. Thompson, 507; T. Stumbris, 504; and B. Street, 500. Again, Ron's Rollers won the delicious pizza for the team and J. Lescher rolled enough strikes in a row to win one for himself, tho he will have to share a bit. J.K.L.'s outdid themselves and won a free drink served up with the usual smile. Only two splits were picked up, but S. Vitale with the 5-7 and E. Rogers with ' • i PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 7,1980 the 5-8-10 don't mind being the only ones. Here, with a grin from ear to ear, are the standings: . w I W.G.A.S. 57M» 34Vfe Alkies 52 40 Rabble Rollers 52 40 Willie's Dillies 48'/z 43VZ The Even Splits 48 44 Three Strikes & A Spare 48 44 J.K.L.'s 46 46 Ron's Rollers 44 48 Just For Fun 44 48 Bud's Broads , 42 50 Quik Steps 38 54 Road Runners 32 60 K. Lescher So says the VA... THEM VIKINGS By. How Rands X jjoST .EARNIV VA'-A- ~: jE- CVMSE •-E Sf..\ NKWC IS M:RE SLOW I IN YIU'K PART OF THE COUNTRY' Contact nearest VA office (check your phone book) or a local veterans group. servation program, an act of Congress passed in 1965, is to improve the stocks and habitat of anadromous fish for the benefit of com­ mercial and sport fishing. To accomplish this broad goal, State Fisheries Agencies and the FWS work CALL THE WEATHER 344-3100 JOHN F. LAMPE Available To Practice In: •PERSONAL INJURY/TRIALS •BUSINESS/CORPORATIONS •ZONING •WILLS/PROBATE Itr & >"' - HRk M • X ' . : ; - ; -- •DIVORCE •REAL ESTATE •WORKMAN'S COMP. 344-3252 3424W.EJm M,F.80aT-5pm, Su,te27 Sat. 9 am.-Noon McHenry Others by appt. J •DIVORCE •REAL ESTATE •WORKMAN'S COMP. 344-3252 3424W.EJm M,F.80aT-5pm, Su,te27 Sat. 9 am.-Noon McHenry Others by appt. 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