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PMtAMOUNT HCTUKS PRtSiNIS Alio (tarring m EARL WALSH THE McHENRY VARSITY basketball-football cheerleaders attended camp June 13 through 18 at Illinois State University. Out of five nights of judging, they received a total of five ribbons. On the final day of camp they put in all the spirit that they had and managed to capture a spirit stick to take home to their school. This was the biggest thrill in the stay at camp. On Friday, after a long and tiring week at camp, the cheer­ leaders loaded into cars. They brought home with them all of the new and exciting experiences in which they came in contact with staying at camp. Left to right , they are: Mary Beth Williams, Caroline Mierzwa, Jayne McMillan, Amy Leighty, Peg O'Halleran, and Kolleen Carroll. McHeniy's Team Ties American Legion Crystal Lake, 1-1 Me Henry's American Legion team battled Crystal Lake to a nine inning 1-1 tie Monday, June 21, on the strong pitch­ ing of Greg Freund and the clutch hitting of Ted Pitzen and Roger Ludwig. Freund pitched nine innings, allowed only five hits and two walks and struck out sev­ en. The only run off him was unearned and scored in the first inning on a walk and a three-base error on a fly ball to center. McHenry tied the score in the seventh when, with two outs, Pitzen doubled and scored on Ludwig* s clutch single to center. The game will be continued at a later date. McHenry's next games are Friday, June 25 when Harvard plays at McHenry (6 p.m.) and Sunday, June 27 when Cary visits McHenry (1 p.m.) Any boy interested in play­ ing American Legion baseball should contact Paul Morenz; 385-0688. , W O O D S T O C K 3 3 8 0 0 3 2 S T A R T S F R I U - A Friday Two Shows 7 - 9 Sat. & Sun. Continuous Shows from 2:30 Ali MacGraw-Ryan O'Neal "LOVE STORY" McHENRY Stanek, S rf Knaack 3b, cf La Fontaine ss Freund p Pitzen c, 3b Ludwig 2b Mauch lb Harrison If Stanek, P. cf Prazak c BOX SCORE ab CRYSTAL LAKE Munn 2b Gilles ss Capatosto 3b Langlee cf Kordenbrock c Toth p Day, ph Feffer If Kain rf Foglesong Smith ph ab 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 4 3 4 1 McHENRY] YOUTH LEAGUE Wednesday's night game brought together the Giants and Cubs in a make-up game. The Cubs started their season by winning 9-3. Excitement ran high when Cub Steve Buss stole home. Special credit to Keith Durkin who played a "neat" 3rd base for the Giants. On Thursday night it was the Braves vs. Tigers with Ray Buss pitching his team to an­ other victory. Ray pitched ex­ cellent ball giving up only 3 hits in the 14-2 ball game. Kurt Rosing of the Tigers did a commendable job on the mound. Friday night matched the Cubs and Cards with the final score in favor of the Cards 8-3 behind the 2 hit pitching of Russ Grover. Home runs by Kevin Worm and Mike Jablonski each HARVARD • THEATRE 21-23 N. AYER STREET HARVARD, ILLINOIS 815 943 -4451 A Beautiful, New, Comfortable Motion Picture Theatre Catering to the Varied Tastes of ALL Types of Audiences. Our Concession Items are for Enjoyment in the Auditorium. FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7:00 PM DAILY - 4 PM MATINEES SUNDAYS STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 25 FOR 7 DAYS } Meel Henry & Henrietta... the laugh riot of the year. Pa'a^oun; Picture prew;nts A 116(0 Leaf G Color by MOVIELAB A Paramount Picture with two men on made the dif­ ference in this game. Saturday afternoon the Sox and Tigers met to make up a rain out game and the Tigers came up victors of this contest 8-4. Tiger Jerry Biederer chalked up a home run and Ken Ludwig went the distance on the hill. "Honorable mention" to Paul Rogers of the Sox who caught a fine game for his team. The first game of the day Sunday found the Tigers and Mets battling it out. The Mets led until the Tigers unloaded in the 5th inning. It was the - tightest score game thus far with the Tigers on top of the 7-6 final. Buddy Plug and Rick Bradley homered for the Tigers. "Hats off" to Marty Zeller who really did his best, hitting two home runs each with 2 men on accounting for all the Met's runs. The second game of the day saw Bob Staley pitch the Brave team to a 6-0 victory over the Sox giving up only 3 hits in the process. Ray Buss cer­ tainly deserves special men­ tion for the exceptional job he did behind the plate. "Never quit" must be his motto. The last game of the day had the Giants emerge victorious over the Cubs 12-5. Bob "Box" Dobbertin nailed a grand slam to help give his Giants team their first win. The Cards and Tigers met on Monday night. Russ Grover*s home run in the 1st with 2 A fellow named Jim Wilson of Waterloo, Iowa gave us a copy of the following. Thought it worth passing on to our read- ers; TEN COMMANDMENTS OF HUMAN RELATIONS !. SPEAK TO PEOPLE. There is nothing as nice as a cheerful word of greeting. 2. SMILE AT PEOPLE. It takes 72 muscles to frown and only 14 to smile. 3. CALL PEOPLE BY NAME. The sweetest music to many ears, is the sound of one's own name. 4. BE FREINDLY AND HELPFUL. If you would have friends, be friendly. 5. BE CORDIAL. Speak and act as though everything you do is a genuine pleasure. 6. HAVE A GENUINE INTER­ EST IN PEOPLE. 7. BE GENEROUS WITH PRAISE, cautious with crit­ icism. 8. BE CONSIDERATE of the feelings of others. There are three sides to a controversy, yours, the other side, and the right one. 9. BE THOUGHFUL of the opinion of others. 10. BE ALERT TO GIVE SERVICE. What counts most in life is what we do for others. ITS NICE TO BE IMPORTANT, So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J McHenry Country Club On Sunday, June 19, Joe Frett defeated Paul Fidler in the finals of the Chss E Direc­ tor's Tournament. Our congrat­ ulations to Joe on his finesbqpr.. ing in the tournament. * in semi-final matches last " Sunday in Class A, A. Beck beat A. Jackson, D. Hojnacki beat P. Overton. Class B, B. Andrews beat J. Falcon and T. Victor beat B. Winn. Class C, Doc Sayler beat M. Ahern on the 19th hole, T. Bolger beat K. Holmes. Class D, E. Si­ mon beat J. Etten and B. Sch- maling beat T. Burke. Blind Bogey results are as follows: Class A: 1) G. John­ son, 2) J. Busscher 3) D. Hoj­ nacki; Class B: 2) Dr. Say­ ler, 2) T. Victor, 3) M. Ahern; Class C: 1) B. Schmaling, 2) R. Weyland. men on started the game roll­ ing for the Cards who ended up on top of the 9-2 score. Dave Wickenkamp gave up only 2 hits in going the distance on the hill. Scot Belohlavy and Joe Sullivan contributed 2 hits a- piece to help the Card's cause. / Mile East of McHenry on Rt e.l20 OPTIONAL CONCESSION TICKETS Starts Friday EXCLUSIVE! BUT ITS MORE IMPORTANT TO BE NICE! Almost stopped when we got down to No. 3 "Call People By Name/' Day by day we get worse. Sometimes look straight at a felloW we know and can't think of his name. Tried the trick of going through the al­ phabet, but that let us down when most needed. Maybe a memory course is in order. Les Bacon tore down an old barn on his lot at the corner of Main and Third Streets and found a board with the names Miles Bacon and Earl Walsh clear as crystal. That dates back a ways down the pike. (Sept. 21, 1912). Miles was a brother of Les­ ter I^s father and a pal of ours. He died at a young age and it seemed to us at our tender age that the world was coming to an end. Now, aren't those White Sox some kind of sluggers? Don't answer, you Cub downgraders! We'll answer it ourself. Up at Minnesota - 18 runs (in one game). Back to Chi­ cago - 11 runs, then 12 runs. The way they are going they probably won't lose another game all year. (If they do, please don't call us. We'll call you). Listening to all that dairy promotion will make us feel ashamed to drink anything but milk for a long time. Beverly Dimon, ending her term, looked great and conduct­ ed herself in a fine manner. She was every inch a queen. Introduced ourself to a fel­ low sitting next to us. Said he, "You don't look like a far­ mer". There wasn't enough time to tell him about our pony days. He probably wouldn't have believed us anyhow. Lisa Miller and her skating partner, Bryan Kasper, pictured above are all smiles after winning first place in the State roller skating competition at Summit, I1L This talented young pair will compete in the National contest in New Jersey July 11. Shook a paw with Clint Mar­ tin. Looks like he will live to be a hundred. Like the birds Clint knows enough to head for the south in wintertime. The lbs! gnu weighs 300 to 475 Safety Lane Check Sponsored By Area Jaycees Safe driving is in the hands of the driver, and with the approaching holiday, safe dri­ ving coupled with a safe ve- hiclg^s needed. ThemcHenry area Jaycees are conducting a safety lane check on Saturday, June 26 from 9 to 1 p.m. at Payton Chevrolet, Inc., in McHenry. A list of twenty items will be checked for safety in the ve­ hicle. The driver will receive a copy of the safety lane check sheet, indicating what areas improvement or repair is need- Fishing Tip I ine your tackle box with thin gnskc'l cork to cut down on noise you generally make when lures. The cork is obtainable from most auto siipph stores and is inexpensive. Cut pieces to size vuth scissors and glue them care­ fully to the bottoms and sides of < the trays with a water-resisting cluc or other adhesive. May be change. your fishing luck will ed. This will allow one to have any defects corrected before the holiday trip. Toured up to Harvard Wed­ nesday night to attend the Dai­ ry Banquet at the Moose hall. That's a wonderful building. They fed 375 people and had room for more. Sherry Vogt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogt of Mc­ Henry was chosen the queen. Nice little girl. She will make a good queen. For the eighth year, the McHenry County Bowling Proprietors Association has presented a check to the McHenry County Association for the Retarded to assist in their program for the physically and mentally handicapped. Accepting the $470 check raised in the "Beat the Champ" competition is Robert Lambourn (center), ex­ ecutive director of the Association. Making pre­ sentation are Harry Steege, McHenry, presi­ dent of the Bowling Proprietors Association (left), and Sam Tomasello, Johnsburg, secre­ tary-treasurer. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Met Gary Fairchild, who has a special interst in the new queen. He has to report back to college in August for foot­ ball practice. Looks like he is in shape right now. Play Safe When watching calories, be sure to include all the nutrients your body needs. Eliminating, or even skimping on, any of the four food groups is asking for trouble. Steve Fain Shoots Hole-In-One At Pistakee C. £lub Steye Fain of 3613 W. Idyl Dell road, McHenry, is eligible to win $1,000 in cash and a free trip to Scotland as a result of scoring a hole-in-one at the Pistakee Country Club. Fain's ace qualified him for the Rusty SPORTSrCORNERf Nail Hole-In-One Sweepstakes, a national competition spon­ sored by the Drambuie Company of Edinburgh, Scotland. The winner will be announced early next year. QMchim ffiiTDm Mcllenry.III. 120 & 21. Groyslol. Mcllenry.Ill 1 44 STARTS FRIDAY JUNE 25 CBmEmwmMl hislevt.orkisltft. i^Rts 120 & 21, Groyslokc H i n n v t A w n b a T . A I FRI.IX*°JUNE 25 - JULY 1 jw/rcs-/ 3/JO {JLP mco PfTtOCFlU 4r 3/?r Js 77(5V 'SOX' /A/AJEF J lot Mar CO - FEATURE . "MRS. 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