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>w»«SSi FOX RIVER STONE CO. on 2" GALLON when you buy the 1st gallon at regular price of $7.19 gal. Let your child experience the joy of performing in the school band. All students are eligible to take part in the in­ strumental program of their respective school. Les­ sons and band are offered through the schools at no charge excepting that the student furnish his own instrument. For details of the total school band program, we suggest that you contact your sch­ ool's band director. Parents from area schools can obtain full information by calling us at 815-385- 4646 or stopping in at our store. Don't sign any rental contract until you have talked to us. Rem­ ember at Tone's we offer quality instruments, re­ asonable rentals, efficient service, plus many ex­ tras that only gan be offered by a local store. Details of our rental plan will be explained at meetings held on Thursday, May 15 at Parkland School and on Wednesday, June 4th at McHenry Junior High School. Appointments can be made with your band director. ^ "SERVING A MUSICAL McHENRY SINCE 1964" |TONES ^^Acros^FroirKJewenFoo^^^^^^^^cHENRY^ILL^^OOSO^^^ 815-385-4646 3719 -23 W. ELM STREET FLAG STONE - VENEER STONE LOCAL FIELD STONE & BOULDERS • IMPORTED BOULDERS In A Variety Of Colors • COLORED LANDSCAPE STONE • CRUSHED LIMESTONE • SAND GRAVEL Rt. 31 & McLean Blvd. -> 5 Mi. So. of Elgin '742-6060 742-6064 SOUTH ELGIN PAGE 6 - PLAINDE ALER-WEDNESD A Y, MAY 14, 1975 Pretty Putters Chapel Golf News 3. You must be home between the hours-of 8 P.M. and 6 A.M., unless attending a school function. 4. You may not loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 5. You may not travel beyond the city limits, unless you have permission of the chairman of the board. 6. You may not ride in a carriage or automobile with any man, unless he is your father or brother. 7. You may not smoke cigarettes. 8. You may not dress in bright colors. 9. You may under no cir­ cumstances dye your hair. .10. You must wear at least two petticoats. 11. You dresses must not be any shorter than two inches above the ankle. 12. To keep the school room neat and clean, you must: sweep the floor at least once daily; scrub the floor at least once a week with hot soapy water; clean the blackboards at least once a day; and start the fire at 7 A.M. so the room will be warm by 8 A.M. only run for Marian. The Giants scored 1 in each of the third, fourth and fifth innings and topped it off with two in the top of the seventh. In the second game Saturday, the Warriors wasted no time by getting 2 in the top of the first. In the top of the 4th Tony Christy's single knocked in two more, and the Warriors managed to get another pair in the top of the 7th. Tommy Ludwig went the distance for the win, and although not as sharp as usual, still had enough to put down the Streaks. The win broke a four year jinx that the Streaks held over the Warriors in District play. Last Thursday the Warriors defeated Richmond v 8 to 2 behind the five hit pitching of Dave Wickenkamp. On Friday night in a makeup game the Warriors defeated Grant a to 2 behind the nifty pitching of Tony Christy. Moving, Blonde female "Schnoodle" 2 years old. Very good natured, raised with children, to good home. 338-2213 5-14 I Apricot poodle, female, 1 year old, to a good home. 385-3083 5-9 Male & female kittens, 8 weeks old, orange & white, also Mother cat. 338-4543 5-9 German shorthair, no papers, lVfe yr. male, good with chi ldren, good watchdog. 385-6827 5 . 9 1 collie 5 months old, female, good with children. 385- | 4040 5-9 I I I I I I I KITTENS, 8 weeks old 385-2717 5-14 FOUND FOUND: Grey male Schnauzer, red collar, approximately 2-3 years old, well behaved. Vicinity West Shore Beach. 385-4919 ; 5 . 9 LOST LOST: White female kitten, wearing leash, hous? kitten kitten is deaf 497-3764 * 5-9 25 lb., small reddish terrier. I.D. Shammey-Wonder Lake. Reward 728-0057 1 5-9 Hebron In District Finals By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriors and the Hebron "Green Giants" meet for the District baseball championship on Monday at 4 p.m. Both of these teams won their semi-final games on Saturday to advance to the championship game. In the first game Saturday Hebron defeated Marian Central by the score of 5 to 1. Bill Burmann, former local resident, was the winning pitcher for Hebron. Marian's only run came in the first in­ ning. After the bases were loaded with none oCit, Burmann settled down, but walked in the Today the Warriors travel to Elgin for a game with the Elgin high, and tomorrow they play host to Dundee in a North Suburban league game. BOXSCORE FROM TONES AB R H Christy 2b 3 1 1 Wickenkamp 3b 4 1 1 Ludwig p 4 1 1 McCafferty If 4 1 2 Jaskowiak lb 3 0 2 Damiani ss 3 0 0 Urbanski rf 3 0 1 Meyers rf 1 0 0 VanKanegan cf 3 1 1 Wakitsch c 2 1 1 Total McHenry 20020026 10 2 Woodstock 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 6-0 By Evelyn Sanford The Pretty Putters had a cloudy cold day Tuesday, May 6. With some added sweaters and jackets they completed their game. Low Putts was the event for the day. In Class "A" - a three- way tie - Mickey Walters, Laura Schmitt and Greta Martin had 16. Class "B" - a two-way tie. Vera Herdrich and Judy Schmitt 17. Class "C" winner was Diana Christianson with 17. Laura Schmitt had a Birdie on No. 10 and also, sunk her approach on No. 13. Northern 111. " Vinyl came in with 6"2 points. The cold day, an extreme hazard for some of us, I add this poem: If the pleasure lies in hitting the ball, And in seven a hole you do Then I, who have played fourteen in all, Have had twice as much fun as you. OKay gals - Better weather is coming. --Adapted from PTA magazine In Have A Good Day Via Farmers Almanac You Have Come a Long Way, Baby! Since mentioning Lou Ben-4 ding, former baseball great in these parts, several people have asked about him. You can drop him a line at 1600 Glen Eagle Drive, Kokomo, Ind. Betcha he will answer. Walt Freund says that Lou is still sharp as a tack. A reminder from Dick Rabbitt brought us down to McCracken Field Saturday to see the McHenry Warrior baseball team beat Woodstock 6-2 in a good game. Hadn't had the chance to see high school baseball in several years and was surprised at the improvement in the way they play the game. High school players have long left much desired in their hitting, as witnessed by many no-hit games, but these fellows have learned to step into the ball and give it a ride. Good coaching seems evident. The Warriors have four bat girls. Didn't get their names. Student Manager Bomar was the busiest fellow in the park. He even offered us a cup of water. Service deluxe. Coach Ken Swanson has put together a good team. Of course Dick Rabbitt, who coached the boys as sophomores, takes the credit! All in fun. PICKUPS: None are so old as those who have outlived enthusiasm. Don't talk to me while I'm interrupting. The person who can't lead and won't follow makes a dandy roadblock. Warriors Vs. AN INCH SHORT~and Sandy Peterson of McHenry settles for third place in the meet held at McCracken Field last week. Sandy leaped for 14'9" in the long jump event while her teammates, Sue Peterson and Karen Freund, tied for first with jumps of 14'10". (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) HE (9AINEP 968 YARDS. HI5 VAR9-PBP-CARRV AVBRflGE \AJA6 6.9, IFLE8BST IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT 6-4 ANP Z25 P0UNP6, HB'S ABLE ID BUTT HEAPS Mlbl im&AC&RS AS WELL AS CALL PL Ays, 1URM Ifte BALL AND PROVlPB LSADERSHIR I PET COLUMN & GIVE AWAY I I 9 Cats-1 calico, 3 part calico, 4 part angora, 1 black. Will • deliver 344-0733. 5-9 KITTENS 1 black, 1 orange & tiger, 1 black tiger 385-2958 5-14 VINYL ACRYLIC LATEX INTERIOR now only UO78 9 for Jmi gallons VYCITAL'S m HARDWARE 1228 N. Green St Olympic Ticket Sale This Week CAN'T TAG WHAT YOU CAN'T SEE-and Warrior Jeff Domiani has a stolen base as Richmond's second baseman Lay attempts to make a blind tag. The Warriors beat the Richmond Rockets 10-3 to open the I.H.S.A. District playoffs last week. Saturday the McHenry Warriors won their second tourney game with a 6-2 win STATE QUALIFIER - Dan Schaeffer, with a toss of 46'4", captured first place in the shpt put event at the grade school sectionals held at McCracken Field last Friday. Dan, an eighth grader at McHenry Junior high, also placed second in the 50 yard dash to become one of the few to qualify in more than one event. This Saturday will find Dan in Bloomington for the State track meet. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Olympic ticket application forms to the 1976 Summer Games at Montreal will be available ~ for the public Thursday, May 15, in all 2,300 retail and catalog stores of Mongomery Ward, official and exclusive distributor of the tickets in the United States, it was announced today by Sidney A. McKnight, president. Women who try to be good wives and mothers and home- makers are the happy wom­ en. over Woodstock. This past Monday the Warriors will have played Hebron (who beat Marian Central 5-1 Saturday) for the District Championship. (STAFF PHOTO-W A YNE GAYLORD) Stock Car Racing Auto race fans were treated to a wild time Saturday night (May 10) at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot as a fast track and large field of drivers combined to provide an evening punctuated with spins, flips and multi-car pileups. The only serious mishap of the evening occurred during qualifying trials. The throttle on the super modified racer of Jerry Reinhard of McHenry, sent the car hurtling through the guard rail and cyclone fence at the end of the back straightaway. Reinhard escaped injury, but a 20-year-old woman of suburban Chicago suffered a broken collar bone and head injuries. She was a member of the pit crew of another driver. In the sportsman feature, Duke Norton of Wonder Lake, edged his brother, Sid, of McHenry, out on the final straightaway to win his second feature race of the young season. Duke started on the inside in the sixth row and by the end of the third lap, he wa£ running in third position, and displaying a daredevil driving style which includes passing anywhere on the track and taking slower cars on the inside, the outside and even between cars. The "dummies" used for the life saving demonstration were donated by the McHenry Area Jaycees and the Johnsburg Community Club. That was nice. We learned that time is all important in saving a life. The know-how can be learned if you take the time. God Bless all Rescue Squad workers. THE GOOD OLD DAYS WERE NOT FOR FEMALE TEACHERS In 1915, female teachers were expected to obey rules like these: 1. You will not marry during the term of your contract. 2. You are not to keep com­ pany with men. $P0RT$ CORNER THE CHICAGO BEARS' QUARTER. BAC Kl- mmm SETA RUSHING* RECORD LASTSEASON THAT MAY STAND FOR YEARS. STEAM CLEAN your own carpets (tidsitniitimlfprim) EARL WALSH Friday night at Chapel Hill Country Club. RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-the new compact carpat cleaning machine that lifts dirt, grime and residues out of carpets... and does th» job professional cleaners cherge up to a hundred dollars for. We'll supply you with all the quality cleaning products you will need. We'll help with easy operating instructions. Bill Swartzloff, Captain of the Rescue Squad, Chuck Majerdik and Dick Huemann put on the interesting and instructive demonstration. -- And they will put this on for any organization or group upon request. Club owner Pat McDonald was a very gracious host-- and a man in motion. CltMSCMMTS /£*- Rent for only UEnTNf N CLIAMEd LONGER *12®® 8 d&y This may be old, but a fellow on a diet told us his doctor told him to stay on greens as much as possible so he spends every day on the golf course. That's what the man said. We thank Laura Schmitt for telling us about the "CPR - L i f e s a v i n g T e c h n i q u e " demonstration by the John­ sburg Rescue Squad last So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR- [HORNSBYf]