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PAGE 6-PIAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1973 1 I i CAPTURE MAJOR AWARDS -- Two McHenry area athletes walked off with major awards at the Marian Central sports banquet held recently. Shown in center of the picture is Dave Adams, a senior from McHenry, who won four awards, Most Improved Basketball Player, Best Free Throw Shooter (made 70 percent of his attempts), Best Defensive Basketball Player and the coveted Sportsmanship Award. Next is A1 May, a 6'5" junior from Johnsburg, whoearned three awards, MostValuable Player, in two Horse Fair And Junior Horse Show In Spring Grove June 16-17 It's Horse Fair time again in Spring Grove. The first half of the ninth annual Horse Fair and Junior Horse Show will be held on Saturday and Sunday June 16 & 17. Saturday will be the Pony Show and Sunday the Horse Show. The Junior Horse Show will feature twenty exciting events including speed and action, barrel racing, relay race, and Western and English hor­ semanship. Participants in each event compete for a first place trophy and ribbons for the first five places. Youths 7-18 are eligible for classes other than special events. Proceeds from the Horse Fair will again be used to purchase additional land for the Spring Grove elementary school. Several thousand dollars is expected to be raised from participant fees and sponsorship by more than 100 local merchants. The fair will also feature HAS HUNDREDS OF USES FOR HOMEOWNERS HOUSEWIVES DO-IT-YOURSELFERS many game and fun booths fo^ the children and Gramma's^ favorite game. Bratwurst and taco stands will be available along with other refreshments, liquid and solid. On Saturday and Sunday evenings there will be a teen dance in the school gymnasium. The grand chairman of the Horse Fair is John M. Thomp­ son of Spring Grove. All communications should be directed to him. The fair will again be held on the grounds behind the Spring Grove elementary school. Admission to the fair is free. Spring Grove is situated in Northeastern McHenry County, about 50 miles North of Chicago on U.S. Route 12. Follow the Horse Fair signs to the school. Illinois EPA To Hold Hearings On Water Pollution CARRTH 4 Mi/ of use* ^eVv M a t e r i a l C o v e r W a l l P r o t e c t o r G a r d e n T o o l C o v e r 250 Sq. Feet of f $019 )\ Clear Plastic '1 Folded Down on a Handy 30 Inch Roll Strong, Tough Plastic Waterproof Dust Proof A p p l i a n c e C o v e r E m e r g e n c y C o v e r M o i s t u r e B a r r i e r F u r n i t u r e C o v e r WARP'S CARRY-HOME COVERALL Available at these Hardware, Building9kiggl^n^to'n^entera ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. Elm St. McHenry ALEXANDER LUMBER 00. 909 N. Front St., McHenry COAST TO COAST 4400 W. Rte. 120, McHenry NYE TRUE VALUE PHARMACY 1325 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry ' RUCK'S V I S HARDWARE 3902 W. Main St., McHenry SPRINGFIELD- ILL., May 18--The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency will hold a series of public hearings on its preliminary water pollution control program plan for the fiscal year beginning in July. Purpose of the hearings is to allow citizens to comment on the plan the EPA intends to follow in attempting to improve water quality throughout the state, according to Jack M Marco, acting director of the EPA. The hearings will be in Springfield, June 4; Car- bondale, June 6; and Chicago , June 8. All hearings will begin WOODSTOCK - 338-0032 Friday May 25 For 1 Week Come Prepared For The Thrill Of A Lifetime c FINGERS OF J DEATH Fri. 5/25 - Thurs. 5/31 S K Y L I N E R o u t # 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E a t f o f M c H e n r y at 9 a.m. but evening sessions may be scheduled if sufficient interest is shown in the hearings, Marco sa(d. % continued: X "We at the EPA realize the importance of both stound planning and citizen support to any program. We know the people of Illinois are interested in cleaner, healthier rivers and streams and we are holding these hearings to see how citizens react to our plan. "State government should function for the citizens, and the programs and activities of government agencies such as the EPA should reflect the needs felt by the citizens. "We hope a large number of citizens will tell us what they think about our preliminary plan, and will recommend any changes they would like. "Everyone who requests to testify at the hearings will be given an opportunity. Scheduling v problems can be minimized, however, if persons who wish to testify will let us know at least a day before the hearing." Persons who wish to testify may notify Barbara Sidler at the EPA's Springfield office, | poCOOOSOSO&BOBCOOOOW | Chuckwagon | Rider»'( o,Saddle 1 Club I * l«g0960BSC6«fi^ The Chuckwagon Riders Saddle Club, a chartered non-profit organization, is sponsoring its 5th annual spring "All Youth Horse Show". The show will be held Sunday, June 3, 1973 at 8:30 a.m. sharp. The Club's arena is located at the Thunderbird Hunt Club on Route 31, just north of Crystal Lake. There will be three high point trophys awarded, one each for speed, performance, and pony. One trophy and six ribbons will be awarded for each class. The Club's Chuckwagon will be on the grounds and serving food all day. For further information, contact show chairman, Bob Madson at 312-356-3787 or show secretary, Anita Rhoton at 815t , 385-3840. - , J Coast Guard j J Neu)s I The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 6-3 of Fox Lake, 111 wants to take this opportunity to extend its thanks to Rev. Chappel, Skipper Mr. Pace, Mate Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Galus for letting the Coast Guard Auxiliary conduct a three subject program, Friday nite, May 18, 73 at the First Baptist Church in McHenry for their Sea Scout Ship. The subjects were, The story of the Coast Guard aux., Project AIM which is for young men thinking of going into the U.S. Coast Guard, a movie and test on Boating Safety. The members of Flotilla 6-3 who took part in tjiis program were: Craig Robertson, FC Chicago, 111.; Raymond Bellon, FSO PR, McHenry, 111; Jack Zajicek, FSO-MG&R, 1 Grayslake, Ill.;Mike Smart, FSO-AIM, Libertyville, 111. telephone 217-525-7025; John Bernbom at the Chicago office, telephone 312-793-3875; or Murl Teske at the Marion office, telephone 618-997-4371. TjTTCT3I "DAUGHTERS.™ . „ '72 CORVETTE STINGRAY • Certified miles, 16,307 • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Disc Brakes (All) • Factory Air Cond. • AM/FM Radio • Magnesium ^Wheels • Goodyear Rally G.T. Billboard Tires • Special Custom Paint • Pin Stripping THIS CAR IS LIKE BRAND NEW ! with this ad OPEN ALL WEEK Bulck ALL PHONES 587-2555 sports, Basketball and Baseball, and the special Sister Lenore award as the Most Outstanding Athlete. On the right is Mike Haase, a senior of Crystal Lake, who received the Student Athlete award. Shown on the left is Jack Sebesta, president of Marian Father's club, which sponsored the banquet, and Ray Kuemmel, commander of McHenry VFW Post 4600, who presented several of the awards. { |)ON PEASLEY PHOTO The Parkland Vikings ai*e co-champions for softball in the Tri- County League. This is the first conference championship for Parkland in any sport since the school has opened. The softball team finished with a 5-1 record for conference play and an overall record of 7-1. The conference victories were against Cary, Hickory Hill, Montini, Wauconda and McHenry Junior high. The lone loss came from a game against Round Lake. Front row, L. to R.; John tBlunk, R.F.; Ken Durkin, 2 B., Albert Haney, 1 B., Lee Fuller, S.C.; Nick DiBlasi, C.F.; Steve Mai, S.S.; Charlie Miller, 3 B.; Sean Thomas, P.; Mike Zeller, L.F.; Jack Bucaro, C. Second row, L. to R.; Dave Clark, Bill Goddin, Fred O'Halleran, Mike Tollifson, Tim Whitehead, Dave Bremer, John Muerer, Vince Brastad, Brian DiBlasi, Ed Zumski, Rob Thomas, Jim Dawson, Herb Ficken, Gene Maris, Coach. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The Frank Gregorys took a trip to Arkansas and met several McHenry people. Like so many of our nativesr they visited Norma and Verne Thompson's Triple K to do some fishing and enjoy the beautiful scenery. That's in Peel, Arkansas. They also visited John and Dorothy Weichmann in Yellville. Dorothy has joined the ranks and is writing a news column for the local paper. Not far away they saw Clem and Marge Adams at another attractive site where they operate a trailer court. Our report is that "Clem "and Marge are looking great." And they just put in a swimming pool that is a beauty. So--we do keep track of McHenryites who move to distant parts. SWIMMING, LIFE SAVING --- Swimming, life saving, and competitive swimming will be offered this summer at West EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR'J campus pool. Starting June 18th sign up at the central administration office, 3926 W. Main St., McHenry. People do come home to McHenry. As per his wish, Tony Paluch, Sr., was brought home to his final resting place. His wife, the likeable Loretta, took a real christian view of her husband's death, saying, "He went to a better place." Had a visit with Loretta and her fine family and kept thinking of the days when they operated the Palace bowling alleys. It was a friendly place and much fun was had by all who entered. With Monday being a holiday on the new calendar, we ask our sports page contributors to get their news in as early as possible. The Cubs surprised us with the trade or sale of Joe Pepitone this week. They say he got fired because he went fishing. Some guys who fish for that outside curve are still on the payroll. The McHenry Recreation Bowling Alley had its annual "Who's Best" tournament and it was quite a race to the finish. The first place team beat thc^ second place team by only 15 pins to win the trophy. "Best in the House" was R.A.W. Construction with 3925 High Series and 1093 High Game. The "Second Best" was McHenry Drapery with 3910 2nd High Series and 1030 2nd High Game. In­ dividual high game was taken by Bill Zahn with 246. R.A.W. Construction team pictured left to right: Jim Crook, Dan Bomke, Robert White, Jack Slaughter, and Harry Steege. Fro sh-Soph Thinclads Easily Win County Title Barrington Wins Golf Title; Fourth Place To Warriors Barrington won the North Suburban golf championship last Tuesday with a total of 315. If you are such a person that would like to help the Coast -Guard Auxiliary teach young and older boaters safety in small boat handling, the Coast Guard Auxiliary can use you. Call Ray Bellon (815) 385-5308 McHenry, 111. """GUE" Registration for the Pig Tail league of America will be held June 2 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Johnsburg junior high school for all girls 8 to 16 years old, in the McHenry, Johnsburg and Wonder Lake area. Regulation 12" soft ball will be played. For further information call Mrs. Thomas Cooley, 497-4146 or Mrs. Kim Zeoli, 497-3581. The meet was held at the McHenry Country club. Coach Chuck Cuda's young Warriors finished 4th, 12 strokes back and only 6 from the second spot. With a team composed of underclassmen, improving as the season progressed, the Warriors look like the team to beat the next few seasons. Ed Donahue of North Chicago was the medalist with a 76. McHenry's Chuck Jesky took 2nd place one stroke back with a 77. Other Warrior scores were as follows: Thomas and Wanta each had an 83, Kenne Ludwig shot a 84, Burke and Kivley each shot an 88 and Long finished with a 90. Team Scores: Barrington 315, North Chicago 321 Crystal Lake 325, McHenry 327, Dundee 329, Zion Benton 339, Liber- tyville 355, Woodstock 359. By Dick Rabbitt Coaches Dan Boland and Gary Collins turned their young thinclads loose Monday and they were rewarded with an overwhelming victory in the Frosh-Soph meet held at Woodstock. The young Warriors picked up 97 points to more than double their nearest rival Woodstock who had 44.j Wonder lake Teener league Registration for Wonder Lake Teener League (boys 13 through 15) using their age before August 1, will be held this week at Cristy Con­ struction, 7318 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. All boys interested in playing teener ball this year must be registered before Saturday, May 26th. For additional in­ formation, please call 653-5432. Travellers claim that Berne, Switzerland, is one of the loveliest cities on the globe. It is built over the ruins of an an­ cient Roman City. GkMcHENRY Q T0WNE GfOUTDOOR ^ MCHENRY, ILL W F0X LAKE ILL VR,s 120 & 21. Grays,oi, The 97 pts was the highest ever gathered by a team in the county meet, surpassing the 86 by Crystal Lake several years ago. These young trackmen added four trophies to the trophy case at East Campus this past season. They finished second in the Oswego Relays, they won the Dundee Invitational, the freshmen picked up a third place in the Mundelein In­ vitational, plus the county victory Monday. A tip of the old fedora to the coaches and the young men for an excellent track season. McHenry scoring: 120 HH Brian Lund 1st in 17.8, Brian Nuss 2nd; 100 yd dash Ev Klapperich 1st 10:7, Ben Jacobs 5th; 880 relay 1st Hignight, Hansen, Nuss, Klapperich; Mile Relay 1st Jacobs, Talbot, Koerber, Sween; Shot Decker 5th; Discus Hansen 2nd; H.J. Lund 5th; P.V. Hansen 1st 11 '6", Freund 2nd; 440 Jacobs 1st 55.7, Thornton 5th; 180 LH Nuss 1st 22.8, Lund 5th; 220 yd dash Klapperich 1st 24.0, Hansen4th; L.J. 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