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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, DULY 21, 1972 EARL1 WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J UNA MILLER and Bryan Kasper are still winning In top roller skating competition. They have now added the Indianapolis Regional championship to their list of honors and will move up to the National in Texas Aug. 6. Skaters participating in the Regional came from Wisconsin, Indiana. Ohio, Michigan and Illinois. In addition to the traveling trophy shown in picture, Lina and Bryan were presented pedals for their championship performance at Indianapolis. On to Texas! /MOTHER BIGGIE AT WILMONT cv^JUPER MODIFIEDS SAT. JULY 22 50 Lap Mid Season CHAMPIONSHIP RACE PLUS SPORTSMAN STOCK CARS KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wis. Time trials 7 pm - Races 8:30 pm Flippy LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY ciill ACT,0N ASPHALT SPEEDWAY SUN. Time trials 6 pm - Races 7 pm Pace car John Teresi-Chev-Olds-AntiDch July 14,1972 McHenry, 111. Dear So I Hear, Don't go with a bunch of real fans to a ball game. Some one recognize you only time know who you are. " Saw a lot of real fans who know a good ball team. Hope you enjoyed a good, good game. Instead what you see in your team. I read your column in July 14th issue. «Don't try to disguise yourself; folks know you too well, and know you know you are wrong side of real baseball. A Longtime Cub Fan. Why the heck didn't you sign your name? Normally, we do not inint letters that are not signed. Made an exception in this case to give you Cub fans a chance to blast us. Art Tonyan tells us his rain gauge showed 6 inches of rain from last Wednesday to Tuesday of this week. Noah, where art thou with thine Ark? last Sunday, pitching the entire game for a victory. Through error, this was not included in the report. Sorry, Tom. And congratulations on a fine performance. Hfive iven't had time to look up the year of the first "Hookey Day" at McHenry Country Club. We well remember Fred < Heide coming to see vus for publicity to promote the big day. There were several years of promotion, then the crowd got so big that promotion wasn't necessary. We remember joining Monsignor Nix and Glenny Wattles for dinner on the porch of the old club house on Hookey Day. We had some fun. * Now.comes the annual event next Wednesday. We won't be playing Hookey, but am pleased with an invitation to join the crowd at dinner. We aren't much with a golf stick but do right well with a knife and fork. Rain came down on -- , Republican Day at McHenry Country Club Wednesday. Who Anybody know the year of the said somethinc about^. first "Hookey Day"? How said something Democratic weather? TOM JACOBSON - We learn that Tom Jacobson pitched a 2-hit game for the Orioles in the Youth League first "Hookey Day' about you, Al Purvey? We have yet to find any joy on this earth that compares with turning off the alarm clock and going back to sleep. FRIGIDAIRE MONTH & •More in Less • • # • 0 Frigidaire I5.2cu.ft. SNB9 Refrigerator Ak fdSBBt I5.2cu.ft. u Refrigerator ^ only 30"wide % •and 60"high | More room in less space. Because JgJg! Frigidaire uses a super insulation! '££££ So eff ic ient i t creates a sl im wal l that means more room inside, less bulk outside. FRIGIDAIRE Model FP1 - 152 TT lt'» big! 15.2 cu. ft. overall with a 10.43 cu. ft. refrigerator section and a 4.75 cu. ft. freez­ er to store up to 166 lbs. Here's the extra space you want. It's Frost-Proof. You'll never defrost again. It'« adaptable. Reversa-doors may be hinged forright-or- left-hand openings if you move or remodel. No need to call a serviceman. The switch can easily be made by the man of the house. It's organized. Keeps every­ thing in its place. Separate compartments for snacks and spreads; twin removable egg servers that reduce break­ age, make cooking and clean­ ing easier. Lee & Ray Electric 1005 N. Front Street Phone 385-0882 Moon's Pull The moon's gravitational pull affects more thar^he oceans. A full moon directly overhead may lift the North American contin­ ent six inches, and the Earth's atmosphere may bulge out a mile or more toward the moon. Fri. 7/21 - Thurs. 7/27 captain GENE HACKMAN JIM BROWN EcIUIclUiEJ Obedience Tripl Fun Match Su,nday -y -; /v „ - ' P If yqu're like many millions of us who own or love dogs, the first time you watch an Obedience Trial you'll be thrilled and amazed. Dogs of all sizes and breeds ranging from little Chihuahuas to giant Irish Wolfhounds and even the unidentifiable common mutt whose owners have trained diligently with them will compete in a series of obedience exercises that are designed to test not only the dog's accuracy, but its willingness to perform. Competition ranges from the very elementary in which dogs are required to keep pace along side their masters, both on and off leash, through a varied walking pattern called out by a judge who scores the per­ formance, while dogs in the more advanced classes are required to go over high jumps, bar jumps and broad jumps as well as retrieve dumb-bells, demonstrate their ability in scent identification and response to silent hand signals, along with many, many other exercises. Versatility class, for example, is a test designed for the super-smart performers. mmm i t • *«.m TWENTY-THREE boys and girls received swimming award cards and emblems In recognition «f their ability to meet YMCA aquatic standards of achievement at the inclusion of the first two weeks of swimming instruction classes held at Thunderbird Farm on US 14. northwest of Cary. There are additional lessons beginning on July 18 and on August 1. Youth in the 9 a.m. class that received cards and emblems are pictured, left to right. Fish - Mike Riley of Crystal Lake and Krista Kaefer of Wonder Lake, Minnow - Steve Keating of Algonquin and Billy Berghoff of Crystal Lake. A real challenge awaits each entry^ as the surprise in­ structions are drawn from sealed envelopes. Even the judge doesn't know what the required exercise will be until the envelope is opened. No amount of rehearsal can prepare a dog for this event. Another event, Switch class, requires the dogs and trainers entered to exchange partners to see how the dog \yill perform with a strange handler. This one is always full of surprises and laughs. Besides the events for the individual dog there are special classes for brace and team competition as well. You can watch of this interesting and entertaining display of talent and ability if you plan on attending the Illini Obedience association Fun Match, a non-profit event which is being held July 23 in Woodstock, at the McHenry County Fairgrounds. Gates open at 8 a.m. In addition to the more than 400 performing dogs that are expected from all over the country there'll be pic­ nicking and games for the children, with an abundance of prizes. Food and refreshments are obtainable at the show, or bring your own if you so prefer. Also, if you'd rather be an exhibitor than a spectator and vyou think your dog is ready to compete, you can enter the match by contacting Mrs. Dorothy Vettel at 312-896-4425. Climbing Fish? A tropical fish called the mud- skipper climbs trees. The four- inch long fish has special gills that enable it to remain out of water for hours and powerful fins that can grip small trees. fl Republicans In Golf Outing There was no doubt that Wednesday was Republican day in McHenry! (M GOP mem­ bers attending annual Republican Golf Day at the Country club made it a fact. Golf and boat rides provided the many visitors an entertaining day, concluding with dinner starting at 6 p.m. Among those present were all county office holders and Secretary of State Candidate Edmund Kucharski. Shown, from left, are Qpl Skinner, Jr., candidate for state Representative; Dixie O'Hara of Woodstock, chairman of the GOP outing; Jack Schaffer, candidate for State Senator; James Holmes of Woodstock, Republican Central committee vice-chairman; State's Attorney William Cowlin, Coroner Theron Ehorn, Al Jourdan of McHenry, Republican Central committee chairman and candidate for County Auditor; and Circuit Judge Charles Parker. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Stock Car Racing FOOTBALL IN JULY? Yes, and it will be happening at the WOODSTOCK 338 0032; FRI. JULY 21 for 1 WEEK ACADEMY AWARD WINNER the last picture show STARTS FRI. JULY 28 THE GODFATHER Waukegan Speedway Sunday night July 30 on the specially prepared infield:..and just so the stock car fans aren't disappointed...the players will use automobiles and the "football" will be a Volkswagen! Stock Car football will be played for the first time in the Midwest at the Waukegan Speedway Sunday night, July 30, with the 4000 pound Buicks, Cadillacs and Chryslers tackling the Volkswagen football and trying to shove it over the opponents goal line. This special event...at no increase in admission cost...will be the first in a series with the winning team collecting a prize for their efforts and the losers going home with steaming radiators, buckled fenders and flat tires. SUPER MODIFIEDS AT THE WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ALSO HOBBY STOCK CARS TRIALS 7:0( } McHenry,111. 3H.-.-0144 Starts Friday^ July 21st Academy Award Winner Best Supporting Actor & Actress COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A BBS PROOUCTION 8 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING I BEST PICTURE 7:00 & 9:00 each evening TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 Fri.-Sat.-Sun., July 21-23 Admission Oily $1.00 Tim has a pet Rattlesnake "STANLEY" Will make your skin crawl r 6 7:00 & 9:00 Each Evening Fri. - Thurs. 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