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i n g h o r n E A K H O U S E PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY PITER Bfl 0« MIHMMMCr ihts cuaimiit Amns to PAGE 6- F N R V JULY 16. 1975 LON&HOF STEAK HOU * ? McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE MINOR EAGLES - Pictured above, front row, left to right - Ryan Bradley, Matt Patterson, Tom Popovich, Dan Joza, Ron Nye and James McDonough; back row, left to right - Manager Paul Dipdrich, Scott Truckenbrod, Jeff Smith, Blaine Wolf, Mark Knaack and Manager Tom Diedrich. Absent when the picture was taken were Dan Trandt and Tim Truckenbrod. The Minor Eagles are sponsored by McHenry Sand & Gravel. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) 1Pistakee Latlies Golf League ^ m m m i m m m Thursday, July 10 team No. 7 Yvonne Matt, CStt" Seavers, Bev Rourke and Jo Karns romped into &rst place by taking team low net which was the event. They now lead with 18 points. Ceil and Yvonne had 4 pars. Nice shooting girls, the cool weather really agrees with you. Two of our girls, Dorothy Hettermann and Pat Barber were appreciative of the temperature drop also. They were victims of burnS. Dorothy received hers when her boat blew up, severely burning her on the legs, hands and facje. Pat received a burn on the arm as WOUDfl LA*C fiotilla t-h US.C&. Am. Chi McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE MINOR OWLS - Pictured above, front row, left to right - Mike Love, Ed Kennedy, Todd Rekberg, Ron Fikejs, Dale Houghton and Russ Waddell; back row, left to right • Coach Bob AdamsyTony Wember, Larry Kenyon, Jim Thorson. Larry Piklor and Coach Ed Kennedy. Absent whMt the picture was taken were Bob Wilson, Brian Adams and Tim Schopp. The Minor Owl* are spoored by McHenry Gasoline Depot. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Here's one for you, George Harker, since you and Alvina have made remarks about our mechanical skill. We have a radio in the kit­ chen that might puzzle you. You turn the knob when you afise and tune in for a news program. You wait a couple of minutes, then give it a good whack and -- tl)ar she blows! -Should clear the desk once in aivhile. Just found a couple of nptes that were supposed to be included last week. Lost in the shuffle. Had mentioned that we didn't have the heart to remind Eddie Bimbo of the Cubs' 18-12 game , since he was kind enough to turn on the Lawrence Welk show for us. « And -- the Ed Houlihans and Jack Phelans made quite a stir about us watching those young dancers on the show. Guess they didn't believe us when we told them it brought us back 10 or 12 years in our own life. J And -- we wondered about Gary Harrison, a staunch White Sox fan. See Our Display at the First National Bank Of McHen Marine Fiesta week was a busy time in McHenry. We are told the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce starts right out to plan for next year. There was music and dan­ cing, good weather and a Jittle Sidewalk sales brought a whoppin' crowd to McHenry. The weather Sunday was not too hot and not too cold. Just right. It was the first time in years that we didn't ride in the parade so had a real treat in sitting down to watch the girls and all the units go by. As we sat in the stands near the judges' stand, Arnold Rauen and Frank Hromec complained of the sun on their heads. So back we trapse to our car and brought them an umbrella. Would you believe? They wanted us to stand there and hold the bumbershoot over their heads! The All-Star baseball game will be played in Milwaukee before this issue reaches most of you. Naturally, we pick the American League to win. Younger readers won't f emember Primo Carnera, the uge Italian pugilist. The giant stood 6 feet 1111 inches high and weighed 280 pounds. His shoes were size 21'^ and weighed 7'/2 pounds apiece; his collar size was 24 (horse collar) and his hat 12 : ,4. Johnnie (tonew visitor): "So you are my grandma, are you?" Grandmother: "Yes, Johnnie, I'm your grandma on your father's side." Johnnie: "Well, you're on the wrong side; you'll soon find that out." 1. The top edge of the hull of a vessel is the 1. Transom 2. Keel 3. Gunwale 4. Bilge 2. The area aboard a vessel where cooking is done is called the 1. Lazarette 2. Stateroom 3. Hatch 4. Galley 3. The side of the vessel sheltered from the wind is known as the 1. Leeward side 2. Portside 3. Windward side 4. Starboard side 3. The vest's toilet com­ partment ̂ kw^n as 1. Bulkhead 2. Head 4. Scupper Answers 1. No. 3 2. No. 4 3. No. 1 4. No. 2 Under Way -- Heavy seas. Never plow directly into heavy waves. The bow will rise high and may come down hard enough to weaken the hull. Take waves obliquely off the bow. Maintain just enough speed to make headway. Otherwise, if the prop gets out of water, it will race and cause damage to engine and gears. Change power setting to run without undue pounding. Keep <prop in the water where it belongs. WOMEN'S 16" SOfTBAU. STANDINGS W L 5 0 4 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 Ed's Rental Hennigan's Pub Bob's Drive In McHenry State Bank Alex's Pizza Parlor Mr. K's 0 5 The Women's 16 inch softball league is half-way through the season. Games are held every Tuesday night at 6:45 p.m. at all three fields behind West Campus. The public is invited to attend these games and give support to these sponsors and players. she grabbed the steaks when the leg of the grill buckled. It hasn't hurt their golfing though. Dorothy had the only 32 of the day and Pat tied her match. That's what you call "Guts Golf!" Next week it's fun day. Best Ball is the game with prizes for longest drive, chips and birds. McHenry Jr. Youth League STANDINGS THRU 7-12-75 MAJOR DIVISION Condors Eagles Owls Orioles Falcons 6-5 Cards 5-7 Hawks 2-8 Bluebirds 2-9 Leading Pitchers: Bob Zeller 4-0 Jay Whittemore 5-1 John Van Fleet 4-1 Leading Hitters: Jack Jablonski .735 Greg M'roz .657 Bob Zeller .526 Player of the Week: Ed Carey MINOR DIVISION W L Falcons 9-3 "Hawks 7-3 Cards 9-4 Bluebirds 6-5 Orioles 5-5 Condors 4-7 Eagles 3-8 Owls 1-9 Leading Pitchers: Dave Bauer 6-1 Mike Nank 5-1 Tim Evans 4-1 Leading Hitters: Fritz Larsen .609 Scott Spengel .542 Dan Scheid .533 Mike Nank .531 Players of the Week: Rob Mortell Dave Smith Paul Snyder MINI DIVISION W L T Tigers 10-0 Giants 7-1 Yanks 6-3 Indians 4-3 Braves 2-4-1 Sox 2-6 Cubs 1-7-1 Pirates 0-9 Leading Pitchers: Jim Jablonski 5-0 Steve Aim 4-0 Kris Tueber 4-0 Leading Hitters: Jim Jablonski .684 Jeff Collis .600 Randy Waddell .571 Kris Tueber .571 Player of the Week: Steve Aim "Found a new house yet?" "We've stopped looking. International Auto Daredevils Coming To McHenry County Fair Color-coordinated, American Classic siding, soffit, shutters, seamless gutters and downspouts. CALL FOR FREE, NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATES NOW. , . Gutters Unlimited .2912 MICHAEL ST. WONDER LAKE, ILL. 60097 iPh 815/653-9720 -815/385-9427 Suicidal, hair-raising and spine-tingling . . . are among the terms that have been used to acclaim the performances by the International Auto Daredevils. Veteran stunt show producer John Anderson promises that the 1975 edition of the show, which may b6 seen for the first time at this year's McHenry County Fair, tops any "Thrill Show" ever seen. You'll see precision driving in gleaming 1975 Dodge automobiles, with many in­ tricate maneuvers performed over and between rampways. Daredevil drivers display seemingly impossible skills at speeds which push both the man and the machine to the very limits of endurance. Sure to be a favorite with thrill seekers are the high wingovers, described as new cars careening off rampways FOX RIVER STONE CO. FLAGSTONE - VENEER STONE LOCAL FIELD STONE & BOULDERS • IMPORTED BOULDERS In A Variety Of Colors • COLORED LANDSCAPE STONE • CRUSHED LIMESTONE • SAND GRAVEL Rt. 31 & McLeafTBlvd. 5 Mi. So. of Elgin 742-J>060 742-6064 SOUTH ELGIN almost on their sides, traveling many feet precariously balanced on two wheels and at speeds most would consider unsafe with all four tires on the roadway. You'll see the "Iron Man" and his death defying feat. The program will be climaxed by a full measure of "crash" stunts in which the Daredevils will demolish older model cars by such methods as rolling them end over end at breakneck speeds. T-Bone or intersection crashes at a mile a minute, flying head-on crashes and soaring throught space off high rampways to nosedive into the parked cars. The Nation's Numbed One Action Attraction fills every minute with thrills, chills and excitement that is unparalleled by any thrill show on tour today. The personnel of the In­ ternational Auto Daredevils is considered the elite of the stunting world, selected from After reading the appraiser's description of the one we have, it seemed to be just the place we were looking for." motion picture stunt men, race track daredevils and automotive test drivers. It is also interesting to discover that at no time is any driver protected by more than a standard seat belt and crash helmet. The International Daredevils are scheduled to be off and running at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1 at the McHenry County Fair grandstand. Chapel Golf News Pretty Putters VALUABLE PAINT COUPON BUY 1 GALLON ELLIOTT PAINT * PAINT TRAY & ROLLER SET.,*, 9* VYCITAL HARDWARE • . . - 1228 <G teen St McHenif STRIKE - Eagles pitcher Jim McDonough sails one pass to the Owl's batter Mike Love in the Minor league game at the V.F.W. field last week. Jim was the winning pitcher as the Eagles captured the win by a 13-9 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Wonder Lake Tennis J 1 J. Boosters Busy With Fund Raising Drive The Wonder Lake tennis Boosters set the weekend of July 18, 19, and 20 for their door-to-door fund raising drive. At present, the Tennis Boosters have sufficient funds for the construction of the fence around the court area. This one time only door-to-door can­ vassing by subdivision representatives will be for funds toward the final step of surfacing and lining present asphalt play area at Harrison school. The first priority in the Harrison school tennis courts is the construction of the fence. It is hoped that the bidding, contracting and erection of the fence will be complete by Aug. 1, 1975. Harrison's new superintendent, Dr. Ray Jones, is giving his assistance to the Tennis Boosters in working out some of the details of the fence plans. Representatives from Indian Ridge, Wildwood, Wooded Shores, Oakwood Shores, Shore Hills, and Highland Shores were present at the July 10 meeting. Mrs. Eugene Seaver, Secretary of Indian Ridge, was at the meeting to present Mrs. Charles Beccard, Tennis Boosters' treasurer, with a Tennis Boosters receiving $;,500 check for the Harrison School tennis courts from Indian Ridge Improvement association. Left to right, Mrs. Eugene Seaver, Eleanor Wright, Mrs. Charles Beccard, John Eustice. June Novak of Indian Ridge absent from photo. $1500 check from the Indian R i d g e I m p r o v e m e n t association. Any groups or clubs wishing to contribute to the tennis courts fund may contact Karen Utes, 653-9824 or Eleanor Wright, 728-0283. The next meeting of the V onder Lake Tennis Boosters will be held July 24 in the Learning Resource Center at Harrison school. The meeting wyi^eontinue the discussion of summer funds raising ac­ tivities and interested persons from all subdivisions are en­ couraged to attend. By Evelyn Sanford Tuesday, July 8, was our String tournament and Pro- Am. ' Gals participating in the String tournament had 1 foot of string for each stroke han­ dicap. They could use the string to come in bounds, move ball to a better position or advance ball into cup. However, you coulQ not use it to come out of the water. First place winner was Laura Schmitt with 37 - using 12 feet of string and taking a penalty stroke for coming out of the water. Dorothy Kreamcheck won secc.id place with 38 - using her 13 feet of string. Our president, Lou Stine, was really busy with the scissors. She didn't have enough string left to come out of the bushes on No. 18, and had to take a penalty stroke. Isabel Stilling and Doris Freund also had problems with bushes, and used a lot of string to bring their ball out to^lfboting position. For the Pro-Am gals, Rosemary Weingart chipped in for a par on No. 4, and with her teammates - Jane Lowey, Candy Divita, Carol Sandre won first place with 123. Second place team was Lorraine Pitzen, Diana Christianson, Rita Miller and Susie Smith with 127. Some nice shots around the green by a couple gals - Juanita Holmes chipped in on No. 5 as did Barb Wagner on No. 1. We have 3 more weeks of match play and then we start our tournament. Yours truly birdied No. 10 without the use of her string. Auto Service Tips &RBASBGrUN ATTACHMENTS CHECK THE FITTINGS ON YOUR CAR ANP U£E TUB PROPER ATTACHMENT ON THE GREASE GUN. H/lThl THE SEALEP FITT/NG APPLV v, GREASE ONLY UNVL THE HP W1PPLE RU&3ER mrT BEGINS TO 91MELL . 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