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WARRIOR GOLFERS-Pictured above are the members of the Mellenry Varsity squad. Kneeling I-r are Robert Buss, Otto Dshida, Lowell Kivley, and Robert Buenzli. Standing are A1 Hill, WOWDCH LAKC FIOTIIL* 4 4 US.C-& Avx- <f T . - V \ :, 1. A flooded engine can be started by 1. Draining the carburetor 2. Shutting off the fuel tank valve 3. Shutting off the ignition 4. Turning the engine over a few times with gas throttle wide open 2. If your inboard gas engine skips at high speed, most likely the distributor points are 1. Spaced too wide 2. Spaced too close 3. Stuck together 4. Stuck open 3. If your outboard engine has excessive vibration and seems to turn over hard when cranked, which of the following would you look for9 1. Missing spark plug 2. Loose flywheel 3. Bent or fouled propeller 4. Any of the above Answers on £ I O N Z 1> °N I Trailers -- Know local trailering laws. Each state has its own trailering laws regarding brakes, safety chains, stop lights, turn signals, etc. You should provide some kind of trailer lighting because you cannot always be sure you won't be doing any night driving. Before you start. Check safety chains, lights, brakes, license, tire inflation, tie-downs, hitch. WWWVWWWVWWVA Stock Car Racing Larry Ninneman of Milwaukee won the final super modified race of the season at the Kenosha County Speedway here Saturday night on a chilly 35 degree night for the IRA show. Ninneman took the lead on the 8th lap and finished ahead of Kap Hivley and Dick St. John who finished second and third ^American Viewpoints Y o u r e v e r y v o t e r , a s s u r e l y a s y o u r c h i e f m a g i s t r a t e , e x ­ e r c i s e s a p u b l i c t r u s t . G r o v e r C l e v e l a n d I n a u g u r a l a d d r e s s . 1 8 8 5 FdflMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS % StMl tfct &yi. mm 1214 N. Cireen St., Me llenry BASEBALL * * * BY PETE FRITCHIE WASHINGTON, D.C.-The surpr ise basebal l s tory of 1974 could be the New York Yankees . Bi l l Virdon, f i red las t season when the Pi ­ ra tes d idn ' t ga in the top by la te in the season, has work­ ed wonders wi th the Yan­ kees , wherever they f in ish . The wri ter p icked Boston to win in the AmericanEast ; they have looked good too despi te the bad luck of los­ ing Car l ton Fisk , because of outs tanding p i tching. But V i r d o n h a s m a n e u v e r e d around and, wi th t rades and personal leadership , fash­ ioned the Yanks in to con­ tenders . Ralph Houk couldn ' t do tha t in recent years and now s i t s wi th h is Tigers a t the b o t t o m o f t h e d i v i s i o n , whi le Bi l lv Mar t in , whom he replaced, i s winning a t Ar­ l ington. That would seem to put Houk and Genera l Man­ ager J im Campbel l , a t De­ t ro i t , under pressure . Houk sa id he thought the Tigers could be contenders . Many agree wi th h im, in­ c luding the wr i ter , but the Tigers are the downfal l s tory of the year whi le the Yan­ kees are the surpr ise . Now Houk i s out to bui ld f rom the bot tom, wi th youngsters . That can njean a s t rong c lub of the fu ture or i t can mean a few years of re laxed and DATE SPORT SQUADS opTOHrarr PLACB TIME Msd-Sept 2$ FH Olrla Lo Forest Lo Forest Ut30 Thar-Sept 26 CC F/S-V C0 lake/Dundee Hone b»30 Thar-Sept 26 OO F/S-V Harrington Hone 3 OO SW-FH Oirls Larkin Hons It (00 TB Olrln Harrington Barrlngton U*30 Sat-Sept 28 PB S Lc Forart Lo Forest 12»00 Sat-Sept 28 FB V Lo Forest Lo Forest 2 800 FB F-A/B Lo Forest Hone 9*00 00 V Crown InTo Crown 8sOO Mon-Sept 30 FB ScB-JV Lo Forest - Hoae 1*830 Mon-Sept 30 OO F/S-V Crown Hoae 3»30 FH Girls Marengo Hcaae loo Tue-Oct 1 OO F/S-V Cary Orore Hone 3»30 TB Oirls Crown Hone U»30 Wed-Oct 2 FH Girls Barrington Hone U«30 WcJ- Otf "*» Barrington T h u r - Oct 3 ^CC F/SV Mm dele in/Crown Mondelein UOO 00 F/S-V No., Chicago Noo Chicago 300 SW-TB Girls Llbertyrllle L'Tllle 1* *30 Prl-Oct U FB S C0 Lake » fionra 6tOO FB V Cc lake Hons 8 *00 Sat-Oct 5 FB F-A/B C._ Lake C0 Lake 9t00 CC V Peoria Imra Peoria lliOO OO V L„ Forest Inr0 Lo Forest lOiOO Mon -Oct 7 FB SoB Cc Lake Cb Lake 14130 FB JV Cu Lake C. Lake U«30 00 V NSC Hoot Hone 11x00 Sk.TE Girls Waukegan .Waukegan UlOO Tub Oct 8 CC f / ^ Y Schbrg/Ancioch fame l«30 SW-TB Girls Lu Forest Hone U »30 Wed-Oct 9 FH Girls Dundee Dundee U.-30 •ftrar-Oet 10 CC F/S-=V L8rilie/Bar rington L'Tille a?3o TB Oirls Cc Lake C0 Lake U *30 FH Oirls Marengo Marengo biOO Frl Oct 11 00 V IKSA District 5 LEASES JT "WEST 3 sOO lOsOO 3*1$ 12i00 •7*00 3«15 •2i30 *2»30 3«15 **8il5 3»U5 *9g00 3«li5 3*00 3-15 3»15 3 sOO VALEER MEN'S WEARHOUSE THE LEISURE LOOK THE EXCITING NEW LOOK FOR GENTLEMAN. A. BIKE JAC is of 100% polyester knit with epaulets, patch pockets and contrasting stitching. Completely washable. B. THE SHIRT JAC is also of 100% polyester double knit. This suit has a safari style with patch pockets and contrasting stitching. OUR LOW PRICE ONLY OUR P0UCY NATIONAL BRANDS $3495Sm Outfit Valeer Men's Wearhouse V ySm- RT. 120 V0L0, ILL MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 10 OO A M TO 9 OO P.M SATURDAYS 9 30 A.M. TO 5 OO P.M. - SUNDAYS 1? NOON TO 5 OO P M FOX LAKE VOLO Vic- Santi, Mike McDonagh, Dave Wickenkamp, Marty Zeller, Ken Ludwig and Coach Chuck Cuda. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Urge More Active Role In Crim e Prevention Sheriff Tyrrell of jVlcHenry county has emphasized again the need for every citizen »• take a more active role in crime prevention. He stated that with HI',I figures showing an overall if) percent increase in crime throughout the nation, it i^ obvious the police cannot alone cope with the problem. He quoted Ferris E. Lucas, executive director of the National Sheriff's association, as saying that much crime is victim-assisted He asked, "How many times have each of us been guilty of leaving an unattended car or truck unlocked, or not checking to make sure all doors and windows are secured before leaving our home or business?" Sheriff Tyrrell continued saying that wjth children now back in school, many with mothers who work during the school year, there are fewer persons in any neighborhood who might notice thief or burglar at work This increases the possibility of successful daytime intrusions, and, coupled with the longer hours of darkness, intensifies the problem of preventing or controlling crime Sheriff Tyrrell described a program being conducted locally which is designed to decrease criminal opportunity by increasing citizen awareness and involvement. This is the National Neighborhood Watch project, being conducted through his office. The Sheriff stressed that the program is of little value without the support and participation by responsible citizens. The Sheriff said that at the PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S. 1»M s . , y # . v L wmsxm <i Pictured above are the Marian Central Cheerleaders who recently attended National Cheerleader*. -, Association Clinic,, held on the campus of University of Tennessee.The Cheerleaders participate^^ in a week of activity under the direction of the National Cheerleader Association Staff. The*^l Cheerleaders received instruction by the National Cheerleader Association Staff in new cheers^J stunts, tumbling and crowd psychology. The group pictured left to right include: Bottom row Marguerite Overton (McHenry); Kim Crook (Wonder Lake); Mari Olzack (Crystal Lake). Top rour Z\ -- Rose May (Johnsburg); Annette Pitzen (captain) (McHenry); Cindy Doherty (McHenry). 5* present time he has an adequate supply of materials to alert the citizen to some simple steps to protect their property. All of the project material is free and may be had for the asking. An information kit may be obtained by writing Sheriff Tyrrell at McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 North Seminary avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60098, or by telephoning his office. ra t ional ized los ing , because Tiger rookies haven ' t ye t proven themselves . No one knows i f the Detro i t organi ­ za t ion rea l ly has enough out ­ s tanding ta lent coming on. NOW FOR THE, COODOTNEWS OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krepel welcomed a daughter, Sept. 12, at Sherman hospital, Elgin. The baby has been named Michelle Renee and her brothers and sisters are Barbara, 15, Fred, 14, Susan, 11, Alan, 10, Sandra, 8, and Philip 5. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krepel and the maternal ones are Mr. and M-s Leon Buss. UNIVERSITY OF CHI­ CAGO PSYCHOLOGIST DR. ISRAEL GOLDIA-- MOND HAS DEVELOPED METHOD OF TRAINING STUTTERERS TO SPEAK FLUENTLY. SINCE 1967, SOME 54 PATIENTS COMPLETING THE PRO­ GRAM HAVE DEVELOPED A NEW FLUENT SPEECH PATTERN. Building Permits | The following building permits were issued by the city of McHenry in August.: 1*3 James F. McKinley, 4505 W. Route 120, erect storage building.! George P. Freund, 1404 N. Green, house addition. Frank G. Luto, 1404 Glen, sewer permit. John Ulick, 1413 N. Beach, sewer permit. ,< National Tea company, 3705 W. Elm, advertising sign. Mar-Ray Dance Studio, 3919 W. Main, dance studio alterations. Jerome Steinbach, 707 N. Center, alterations. Gallary Restaurant, 5000 W. Route 120, advertising sign. '• National Tea company, 3705 W. Elm, alterations on- advertising sign. 1 Curtis A. Erickson, 1904 N. Beach, garage. Gary Busse, 4914 W. Bonner, addition. Vern Harris, 1709 N. North, install siding. Ed Czajrowski, 4808 N. Prairie, install siding. Ken Waldych, 412 Kensington, single family dwelling. McHenry Hospital, permit to take down houses at 3502 and 3416 W. Waukegan road to make parking lot. William Fandre, 4519 W. Parkway, garage and siding. * Anthony Poss, 4401 W. Crystal Lake road, sewer permit. George Krickl, Sr., 1507 N. Richmond, install siding. Harold P. Therens, 944 Wiltshire, single family dwelling. * Walter Kuhns, 4420 W. Clearview, sewer permit. Trials and tribulations make some men better, others, bitter. The spire of Salisbury Cathedral, England, is said to be the only one ever built in one generation. The egg of the housefly increases in size 54 times in the first 4 days. 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