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| p9CdC94SHSMS^fiMSMSHSKM&iC1 I McHenry Little League! The "Green Machine" rolls on 15-7 Thursday evening, the Hester Oil Owls rolled on to their 6th triumph in 7 games, defeating the Hawks to strengthen their hold on first place in the majors. The green and white clad Owls, McHenry's answer to the "Big Red machine", counted 15 tallies bringing their 7 game total runs scored to 97! Again it was Jeff Damiani and Scott Feund who led the Owl attack. Damiani had his second consecutive perfect 4 for 4 game. Preund also had a perfect day to raise his season's average to an astonishing .720. The Owls batted around in both the third and fourth innings. Their ten run explosion in the fourth put the game out of reach for the Hawks. Ken l)urkin smacked two hits in that inning to drive in four runs. One of the finest fielding plays of the little league season was made in the second inning by Ron Pepping as he made a diving, finger tip catch of a fly ball in right field, and con­ verted it into a double play. Bobby Low pitched all the way, striking out 10 to earn the victory. Dick Long and Russ Weingart shared the pitching chores for the Hawks. Mike O'Halleran led the Hawk at­ tack, accounting for two of their five hits. r h e Hawks 01051- 7 5 3 Owls 1 0 4 9(10)x - 15 11 2 Residential-Commercial • Blacktopping • Sealing • Repairs Free Estimates 1-338-4739 JACKSON ASPHALT-PAVING CONTROLLING MARIJUANA Marijuana control measures should be aimed at killing the plants before seed production. Spraying in early June provides a simple, low-cost, and effective means of control. Spray the marijuana plants with 2, 4-D. If new plants grow - repeat the spraying. Marijuana grows in fence rows, ditch banks and waste areas. PRUNE PINES Prune your pines in June if you want compact, shapely trees. You can cut the new growth to any desired length and the pine will form new buds at the end of each cut Gall 815-338-3737 for Circular 1033 - "Pruning Evergreens & Deciduous Trees And Shrubs," or stop in at the Cooperative Extension office in Woodstock and get a copy. UNWELCOME VISITORS Roaches are unwelcome visitors in any kitchen, V bathroom, storeroom, or any place in your home. You can rten their visit by treating ways and hiding places with percent diazinon or 0.5 rcent Baygon. Be sure to fead the directions on the label before using any pesticide. American, oriental, German and brown-banded are the most common cockroach species. Suggestions for control of cockroaches and other household pests are given in Circular 900," Insect Control By The Homeowner," available at your county Extension office - located on Route 47 and Mc- Connell road, Woodstock. You may phone 815-338-3737 and we will send you a copy. BLACK CUTWORMS Cornfields should be carefully examined now for cut or missing plants - signs that cutworms are at work. Damage has been observed on hillsides as well as low, wet areas in fields. If many cut worms are less than an inch long and are cutting off corn plants, you can use a pellet-like bait for 5- percent carbaryl (SEVIN) on apple pomace, applied broadcast at 20 pounds per acre with ground equipment, or from the air. Do not cover by cultivation. PAGB7-PLAIND.EALERJR«DAVJ\JUNE 18, 1971 Environmental Courses Scheduled During June McHENRY] YOUTH LEAGUE The McHenry Youth League opened its season Sunday with some encouraging words from Earl Walsh and Fred Meyer, two dedicated men, always there when you need them and very interested in helping today's youth. The first game of the day matched the Braves against the Mets. The Braves came out on top of the 7-0 score thanks to the tremendous pitching turned in by Bob Staley, who allowed only two hits. This young ball player had a no-hit game going into the last inning when it was spoiled by a hit by Marty Zeller over the third baseman and Brian Bauer lined one to right center. It was a thrilling way to start a season. The weatherman cooperated beautifully until 2'/2 innings into the second game when a large cloud settled over McHenry and put an end to a perfect day at the ball park. Monday's night game saw the Cards emerge victorious over the Mets 2-0. Card's Kevin Worm's 3 hit pitching and Dave Wickenkamp's homerun made the difference in this tight, well played game by both teams. Marty Zeller did a fine job on the mound for his Met's team. Retain Nine Magistrates As Associates The judges of the 19th Judicial Circuit have an­ nounced that several magistrates are being retained in office to become Associate Circuit Judges, effective July 1. They are Magistrates Leonard Brody, Ezra L. D'Isa, Thomas R. Doran, William J. Gleason, John L. Hughes, Bernard J. Juron, Paul C. Kilkelly, Peter L. Melius and Alvin Ira Singer. In addition, Normand A. Cohen of Highland Park has been appointed as an associate Circuit Judge, also effective July 1. Robert J. Smart has been appointed as an Associate Circuit Judge effective Aug. 1, to replace Nello Ori, who has submitted his resignation. Brighten Up Introduce happy colors into the children's room by converting oversized beach towels into bed­ spreads. These look especially good on bunk beds; they won't wrinkle and are easy to wash. Don Barrett, agricultural in­ structor at McHenry County college, has been chosen to teach three one-day courses in "Improving Environmental Quality" in this area of the state. The courses, which will be attended by high school and community college agricultural instructors, will be held during the last weeks of June. Mr. Barrett will teach at McHenry County college on June 21 for the agricultural instructors in five surrounding counties, in- Sf. Paul's Church To Open Ecology Project Because of a growing con­ cern for the condition of the environment, McHenry's first glass collection will be held Friday and Saturday, June 25 and 26, sponsored by St. Paul's Episcopal church. In a combined effort, all groups of the church have taken on the collection of glass items for recycling. Sorting bins will be placed on the church property, at the driveway entrance, for the convenience of the people in the McHenry area who share in this concern. Acceptable for recycling are most types of jars and bottles- pickle jars, ketchup bottles, etc. All jars and bottles must be clean and all paper labels and metal rings must be removed. Returnable bottles, window panes and broken glass are not acceptable. St. Paul's church is located south of McHenry on the corner of Green and St. Paul streets. Collection hours are from 9 to 8 Friday, June 25, and 9 to 12 Saturday, June 26. eluding McHenry county. In ad­ dition, he will teach two one- day classes at other locations. In preparation for teaching the courses, Barrett attended a summer environmental workshop at the University of Illinois in Urbana, June 7-9. Instruction included the use of subject-matter leaflets, slidefilms, overhead transpar­ encies and laboratory demon­ strations. The workshop was centered around the following subject matter areas: animal wastes, pesticides, insecti­ cides, fungicides, fertilizers and conservation of natural re­ sources. Both the state workshop and the area courses that Barrett participated in are part of a state-wide project, which is partially funded through the Ill­ inois Division of Vocational and Technical Education. The pur­ pose of this project is to create an awareness of the nature and scope of environmental prob­ lems as they relate to agricul­ ture, and to provide agricul- % h / If you think you'd be good with engines think about the Army Reserve. WATER-WELLS PUMPS O RED JACKET MEET THE QUEEN!--Pretty Anne Elliott, 18, was crowned Miss Festival queen to conclude an exciting contest at the V.F.W. clubhouse Wednesday evening. Happy tears fell as the surprised and happy young lady accepted her many gifts just moments after the announce­ ment was made. Anne tfas also honored as recipient of the Miss Congeniality award made by the contestants. ' PLAINDEALER PHOTO THE BEST WATER SYSTEM INSTALLED IS THE CHEAPEST WATER WELL SUBMERSIBLE DRILLING PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 385-5252 - Res. 385-0713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. Rd. McHenry tural instructors with factual information and teaching mat­ erials in this area. Barrett is one of twelve Ill­ inois agricultural occupations instructors who were selected to teach the environmental courses. The instructors were chosen on the basis of their past performance in agricul­ ture and their interest in en­ vironmental quality. looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooor POOL SCHEDULE *i JUNE 21 JULY 31 The Culprit About 65 per cent of all atmos­ pheric pollution in this country is caused by the automobile. 8 00 AM 1:00 PM !:O0PM 4:00 PM 4 00 P M 6 00 P M 7 00 FM 9 00 P M MON. TUES. WED. THURS FRI SAT & SUN, , 1 W1M SCHOOL Jr. & Sr. 1 Lifesaving 1 1 S a t . 9 1 2 1 1 1 1 OPEN SWIM 1 1 SAT | & SUN l i SWIM TEAM PRACTICE OPEN 1 1 SWIM 1 1 2 5 SCUBA CLASS SCUBA CLASS F A M I L Y NIGHT AUGUST POOL SCHEDULE Open Swim Open Swim Family Night FEE Children ( Dist 156 Residants ) Adults ( Dist. 156 Residents ) Children ( Non Resident ) Adults ( Non Resident ) Monday - Friday 14PM Saturday & Sunday 2 5 P M Thursday 7-9 P M. $ 50 .75 75 $1.00 Jbooooooooooooooaooryaftrvx>ooooooooooQooooooon̂ FOX LAKE ILLINOIS, U.S.A. CONTEST TIME OUR CONTEST IS ROARING We're scalping prices to win! Cars left to be delivered. 119 WE'RE DEALING CRAZY! Will Your Favorite "Gentleman from Buick" Win? (No reasonable offer refused) 1971 LeSABRE SPORT COUPE *3846 LeSabre....Wildcat 350-2, 8 cylinder engine, power disc brakes, power steering, accudrive front suspen­ sion, full flow ventilation, foam padded front seat construction, carpet, front and rear, full perimeter frame, coil spring suspension. Folow the new "bright lights to 60 of the cleanest sharpest used cars in Lake County •MINUS TOP Dollar TRADE ALLOWANCE!' --------* I MM------py, BABER BUICK' U.S. 12, FOX LAKE (4 miles north of Rte. 120) JU/-2b&5 TAXES? ? ? ? Estate Eileen DeBoo and her husband, Tom, reside in the Garden Quarter Apartments in McHenry. Tom is a native of Barrington who went to Dickinson, North Dakota, for a college education. He returned to Ill­ inois with the good education he was seeking (he is now employed in the accounting department at Brake Parts Company), but even more importantly, he met Eileen Melchior. Eileen is the only daughter of Marcel and Gladys Melchior of Rich- ardton, North Dakota. Four brothers, Dan ,Dick , Jeff and Reiny ass­ isted in the operation of a 1000 acre grain and cattle farm operation. Brother, Dick, is now a chef in Moorhead, Minnesota, and Dan is con­ tinuing his education toward a masters degree. Mrs. DeBoo had four years experience as a teller and proof machine operator in Dickinson before moving to McHenry. Eileen DeBoo, or any of the other helpful tellers in the lobby of the McHenry State Bank, will accept payment of your McHenry or Lake County Real Estate and Personal Property taxes. Eileen is sorry she can't do anything about the increase in your taxes, but she and the other tellers can save you a trip to the County seat. Besides, Eileen can tell you all about North Dakota and/or grain and cattle ranching. \ First Installment Due - August 1, 1971 Second Installment Due - September 1, 1971 Another Service At McHenry State Bank The Bank Of People And Performance 3510 West Elm Street McHenry Phone 385-1040 JC-.