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-U PAGES-PLAINDEALER-WEUNESUA*. Jin MENS 16" SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS -During the weekend of June 14, Lin* L. Miller of McHenry and her partner, Bryan Kasper of Indiana, competed in Belleville, at the Fun Spot Roller Rink where the Illinois-Wisconsin stale dance champions were determined. This young couple took first place in the following events: free dance, junior international and sophomore American. They also received the showmanship award at the end of the events. They will next meet in competition at the regional meet to be held July 4 through 11 at North Land (Detroit) Michigan. At this time there will be six states competing to enter in the national event that will be held later this summer in Nebraska. Conduct Sailing School At Pistakee Bay The Pistakee Yacht Club is currently conducting a sailing school for junior sailors. The program is open to anyone between the ages of 8 and 16 and classes are held at the Pistakee Yacht Club in Pistakee Bay. The program is designed to give young sailors the fundamentals of handling sailboats and will also offer instruction and discussion of parts of the boat and racing rules. The first sessions were held June 26, however, students lire still being accepted for the school which is held every Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to fc:00 p.m. Anyone desiring Additional information may contact John Matoon, 312-394- ^522. I r- I H WOMM» LV( F10TU.LA t k IU.C S. 4vx- %/i 04/12 5 /»/] O 1. Never jump into a small boat. Always board it by stepping. 1. Onto the gunwale. 2. Onto the seat. 3. Into the center of the bottom. 4. Into the bow. 2. Among other things, a float plan should include ly Where you intend to cruise. 2. A description of your boat. 3. The names of all persons aboard. 4. All of the above 3. Courtesy examinations are performed by members of the r ••• *•••••*•••••••••••••••••••••<* * * * * STARTS FRIDAY TWO SMASH HITS !!! i ( NOT A DOUBLE FEATURE ) * FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM' '* FEATURED - FR1. JULY 5 THRU THURS. JULY 11 * Doors Open 6:30 - Feature At 7 Only - Out 8:45 * RATED GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG RATED J DIRECT FROM NEW YORK 1 FIRST AREA SHOWING ? COLUMBIA PICTURES PrmnU A CHARLES H SCMHEER Product** * \ ADVENTURE J BEYOND BELIEF! See it ALL in the Miracle of Xyyi^jrwr^! 11 Z COLUMBIA PICTURES/A DIVISION OF COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES. INC ADULTS $1.75 CHILD $1.00 (No Passes) "RATED G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G R A T E D HARVARD THEATRE "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR On Monday, June 24, Jake s started on their way to what was to be a very profitable week as they defeated Bavaria Haus 11-7. Dave Sehaefer led Jake's with four hits in five appearances at the plate In the second game of the night, Jim Meyer^. and Myron Bentz triggered Hettermann's to a 12- 3 win over Teko's. Jim had three hits, while Myron contributed a double and a triple It was Dave Sehaefer who again paced Jake's en route to a 21-13 victory over Fox Lake in the third game Dave collected four hits and four runs batted in, while Bob Sehaefer, John Dehn, and Paul Kilday each had three hits. HOT HITTING In the first game Tuesday, Dave Sehaefer continued his hot hitting for Jake's with four hits as they beat Old Bridge 14- 10. Phil Oeffling added to Jake's attack with two singles, a homerun, and 4 RBI's. Rich Soda and Jerry Miller each had three hits for Old Bridge The second game of the night saw Hettermann's edge past Carl's 11-10 in a very tense contest. During the sixth inning, Bill Oeffling and Jim Meyers collided in the outfield while in pursuit of a line drive to left- center. Bill and Jim were immediately taken to the hospital by the Rescue Squad. At the time this article was submitted both players were recovering nicely. In the third game, homeruns by Jim Heard and Berriie Klapperich powered Hutzinbger Concrete over Carl's, 13-8. Jerry Brodin slammed a homerun for Carl's. BILL DICK WITH BIG STICK On Thursday, June 27, Bill Dick stroked two homeruns to help Teko's post a 10 7 win ovef Fox Lake. It was a real hitter's duel in the second game as Bavaria Haus downed Hutzinger Concrete 17-10. Dave Smith had four hits and 1. CoastvGuard Auxiliary. 2. U.S. Coast Guard. 3. Local Police Department. 4. Coast Guard Reserve. 4. Be defensive against causes of fires and explosions. To reduce the chance of flammable vapors collecting in your boat you should 1. Have a safe fuel system. 2. Observe all safety precautions in handling volatile fuels. 3. Have a good ventilation system. 4. All of the above. ANSWERS * on fr I on £ FR ON Z £ on I Under Way--Stay clear of breakers. Don't go through them. To do so risks capsizing, swamping or possible damage from rocks Keep to the right in channels Slow down, observe speed limits. Keep red buoys to your right when returning from seaward. Keep the red buoys to your left when going seaward. Slow down when approaching anchored boats. This is "Safe Boating Week" and every effort is being made to show how to operate a boat safelv and save lives. Each year there are serious accidents on Fox River and the Chain-O-Lakes waters Most of them could have been avoided Some accidents are attributed to drinking That's sad Not just this year, but for many years we have given space on the sports page or pages to print boating news in the hope that maybe one life could be saved Sometimes we think the wrong people read the rules and warnirfgs We commend those who give so much time and talent to make boating safe and enjoyable--ami to save lives. That was quite a shin-dig the Marian Central boosters held for , Father Baunnhofer Wednesday night at McHenry Country Club. Kick Talley, Sports Editor of Chicago Today, and George Kelly, Assistant Football Coach af Notre Dame, entertained the croud with tales of the world of sports. Both have been around although they aren't so darned old As everybody in the county knows. Father Baumhofer was chosen to carry the heavy load of getting the Marian Central School built. Then, he opened the school as the first superintendent. They picked a big man for a big job and he came through like a champion Figures are out now predicting that "only" 450 persons will lose their lives on the highways over the Fourth of July holiday. Don't you hope your number won't come up. At least we know when this holiday is being celebrated. The Fourth is on the 4th. knocked in four runs for Bavaria Haus. John Huemann added to that with a single, a double, and a homerun. The third game of the night should have been called "Homerun Derby" as Old Bridge out- powered Fox Lake 13-5. Brian Ciesil had two homeruns and Bill Brennan slugged a grand slam for Old Bridge. Dick Kazlausky and Art Gjersten had homers for Fox Lake. During the week, Dave Sehaefer went 12 for 15 and raised his average for .423 to .561. For his efforts in helping Jake's post three wins this week, Dave has been nam Player of the Week. Submitted by Bruce Ericson LEAGUE STANDINGS won lost Hettermann's 8 2 Bavaria Haus 7 3 Hutzinger Con. 6 4 Jake's 6 4 Old Bridge 5 5 Fox Lake Mer. 4 6 Teko's 3 7 Carl's 1 9 LEAGUE 1 LEADERS ab h avg. Randy Thiel 29 18 .621 Jim Meyers 33 20 .606 Dick Hiller 24 14 .583 Rich Soda 37 21 568 Dave Sehaefer 41 23 .561 Bob Pusateri 34 18 .529 Butch Meyer 38 20 .526 Dick Kazlausky 42. 22 .524 Wayne Frantz 31 16 .516 Dick Meyers 39 20 .513 HOMERUNS: Brennan and Dick, 3; 5 tied with 2. RUNS BATTED IN: W Hiller, 19; D. Smith, 16; J Meyers, and L. Smith, 15. DOUBLES: Kazlausky, 10; B. Meyer, 9; W. Hiller and L. Smith, 8. TRIPLES: Frantz, 4; B. DeCicco and M. Bentz, 3. HOLE IN ONE Robert Lunkenheimer, 12 years old, made a hole in one on number four at Chapel Hill Golf club, McHenry, last Thursday The hole is 205 yards long and Robert used a Number 2 iron t ACTION PACKED RACING Every Saturday Night IRA Su ';r Modified and Sportsmen Cars featuring a 25 lap Main and 11 other thrilling Events \ ) L L < S I X I I I A 2 4 H O I K L \ L O H M A H < ) \ I I U ' L \ K I > L L L L \ ( ) L S • ( * 1 ) ' / / > ' 4 4 > 1 M V\ ( 11 \\ COMFORTABLE ( ONI ROLLED ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM J FEATURED - FRI. JULY 5 THRU THURS. JULY 11 * Friday & Saturday at 9 • 10:1 5 & 11:30 * Sunday Thru Thursday at 9 & 10:1 5 Only • RATED X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X R A T E D * FOR THOSE WHO MISSED IT; ONE WEEK ONLY! J ADULTS 18 &. UP ONLY! 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WEATHER NO. 414-862-2346 414-835-4238 PACE CAR - JOHN TERSI - Chevy-Olds, Antloch Seamless Aluminum Gutters & Downspouts in Six Colors • N o m o r e p r e l i n g o r Haking • Heav), durable alumi­ num • ( ut down on maintenance problems • Expert installation Call For F ree Estimate 653-9720 385-9427 utters Unlimited McHenry JtteH Jr. youth League f t McHenry State Bank Minor League CARDINALS. Kneeling l-r are Joe Bauml. Mike Bauml, Mike Blake, Tim Butler, J6e Dercole, John Grether, Dale Houghton and Curt Larsen. Standing are Coach Joe Bauml, Scott Larsen, Jim Pepping, Tim Peters, Dave Pierce, Mike Sabatka, Iracey Switzer and Coach Dave PeUrs. P„„to-WAYNEGAYLORdI Scuba Rescue Team Solicits New Members John McPhee, captain of the McHenry County Civil Defense scuba rescue and recovery team, has announced that the team is currently accepting new applicants. Membership is opened to anyone who is now a certified diver. Applications will also be considered from those individuals who are trained divers but have not yet been certified. McPhee said that the Civil Defense team has two certified diving instructors as members who can assist those not certified. The scuba team responds only at the request of the sheriff, police, fire department or rescue squad. The present membership of thirteen divers has received extensive advanced training from the Illinois Scuba Rescue and Recovery Association. The members buy their own equipment and volunteer their services Since January of this year, they have donated over 400 man hours to McHenry County. This not only included searching for drowning victims, but also in searching for items involved in a burglary. Those interested should contact the McHenry County Civil Defense office at Woodstock for additional information and for applications. Applications should be returned by July 15. Chapel Hill Girls Defeat Barrington Team Bruises and injuries are a part of any athlete's life and Chapel Hill's girls are no exception. They have broken fingers sprained thumbs and ankles, and various other injuries. One thing they do not lack, however, is spirit, as the girls showed last Wednesday when they played Ten-Pin in Barrington The girls committed a few errors, but their mighty bats helped them to a 29-14 win. This win gives them a 5-0 record. They jiave next week off, and hopefully their injured will be Tonyan Construction Co. Minor League BLUEBIRDS. Kneeling l-r are David Brunswick. Danny Brunow, Thomas Cornwell, John DeGeorge and Fritz Larsen. Standing are Coach Otto Larsen, Dan Long, Scott Otteson, Jeff Sehaefer, Steve Schiera, Scott Spengel,'Coach Geno Sehaefer and Dooley Stanell. Not present for photo were Robert Gerambio and William Goodman. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Finding Security In Retirement Put time at the top of the l ist when you begin to count your retirement benefits. Time is valuable if you must work part-time to bring in ad­ ditional income. It is also valu able if you have sufficient in­ come--because you have the time to do the things you l ike to do, t ime to give to community, church and civic projects and associations One gentleman, retired now for many years, has turned a hobby into a full-t ime venture He has always been a history buff, and he found that retire ment gave him the time to spend in the local l ibrary, where he found abundant material cover ing the early history .of his com­ munity. He talked to descendants of early settlers and town lead ers, and they made available to him valuable personal materials and mementos When the town celebrated "Founder's Day," he was asked to write a brief history for the local newspaper This lead to new contacts, a new wealth of material , and new recognition as the town's historian He's a busy man now He speaks frequently to civic groups, school classes, and he's now writ­ ing his own town history Not all of us are will ing to pursue a hobby with such vigor But, with retirement, we do have the time to spend on the things sufficiently recovered to play in their next game against Union 76. Submitted by Cheryl Patterson SPORTS CORNER JHE KEY TO SOUND INFIELD PLAY IS OFTEN FOUND W/TH A SLICK SHORTSTOP WHO CAN MAKE THE BIG PLAY WHEN IT REALLY COUNTS - LIKE Bad HaWtetioti SUPERB GLOVE MAN BUD SUFFERED DISABLING INJURIES LAST YEAR/ YET HE FINISHED WITH CAREER HIGH BATTING AVERAGE OF . 258 NCJT A HOMER HITTER, HE MANAGED 92 HITS IN 3S6 . ATTEMPTS, SCORED ' 25 RUNS, DROVE IN 2O I WE METS REGULAR S S SINCE 1967 WON THE GOLDEN GLOVE AWARD IN 1971 HAS TWICE BEEN AN ALL-STAR that interest us, and we have the time to spend this t ime widely Yes, t ime is the top benefit of retirement It could lead to fin ancial rewards and satisfaction of service to our community or church It all depends upon how you handle this valuable as^ct MEN S 16 ' SOFTBALL 2 N D R O U N D SCHEDULE 1974 M o n -- J u n e 1 7 4 3 2 1 T u es -- J u n e 1 8 8 7 5 6 l J A K f S T h u r -- J u n e 2 0 7 5 6 8 2 T ( K O i M o n -- J u n e 2 4 3 1 4 2 T u n -- J u n e 2 5 8 1 4 5 1 BAVARIA H A U S T h u r -- J u n e 2 7 6 2 3 7 i mittirmann s M o n -- J u l y 1 2 7 6 3 T UE'I -- J u l y 2 4 8 5 1 S CARLS M o n . -- J u l y 8 6 4 1 7 6 fO* lake merchants T u c t -- J - i l y 9 2 5 8 3 T h u r -- J u l y 1 1 5 8 3 2 r M l < K ' S M o n -- J u l y 1 5 7 6 1 4 8 O l O U K I D G l T u c t -- J u ' y 1 6 1 6 7 4 T h u r -- J u l y 1 8 5 3 2 • 1 S T ROUND 1 R D R O U N D Mon M « y 6 1 2 3 4 T w e * M a y 7 5 6 7 8 M o n -- J u l y 2 2 1 2 1 4 Thur -- M a y 9 6 8 5 7 T u -- J u ' y 2 3 5 6 7 8 M o n -- M a y 1 3 2 4 1 1 T l - u r -- J u . y 7. 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American Viewpoints I.ft u v bf trut to our drrn- (xratir idtah. not by the ut- ' It ram i of i hra/i filatitudrs, I not by windy oratory, but by j lifint; in \ui h a nianm r as to 4iotr that ih mot ra< y tan bt | rffinrtit in pi ornotin(• thr I fmbht irrlfart (lunnti f>rrinil\ o f f i r a i f a n d r f f t r i r n t i n w - j rurinQ national frrrdom in timr of n ai. I hrndorr Rotiu rt It ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing SIEEL SALEE ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-07 83 CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING MftMALWEAR RENTAl ALL OCCASIONS S StJ, ....(Jut fctw(p/l fo£H 1214 N. Green St., McHenry r • / I