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J UM' Womdci lake FIOTILLA 4*4 US.C& AUK- -> i 1. Cruisers are described by the configuration of their hull and super-structure, such as 1. Flying bridge or sedan. 2. Raised or flush deck. 3. Trunk cabin. 4. All of the above. 2. Houseboats today are very popular because of their 1. Modern design and con­ veniences. 2. Seaworthiness. 3. Excellent ac­ commodations. • 4. All of the above. 3. The displacement hull displaces a volume of water equal to the weight, of the boat regardless of the boat's 1. Hull design. 2. Handling characteristics. 3. Manuerability. 4. Speed through the water. McHenry Country Club By John Busscher Don Hojnacki fired a fine 73 to defeat Chris Newkirk in the final round in class A in the President's Tournament played at the club on Sunday, July 20. In class B John Falcon beat Hank Lejsten in a well played hard foUght match that was not decided until the final hole. Ed Schuler defeated Terry Remke on the 19th hole in class C as Terry's putter failed him throughout the match. In class D, Jim Gillette beat Paul Fidler in a match that ended on the 15th hole. Paul fought gamely but giving six shots to a hot Jim was too much for Paul to overcome. A reminder to club members - the club championship in all divisions starts on Sunday, Aug. 3rd, while on Friday, August 8th Hookey Day will be held at the club. See Vale for tickets and tee time. On Sun­ day, Aug. 10th there will be a husband-wife golf outing starting at 3:30 p.m. with cocktails and dinner following the golf. Look for sign up sheets in men's and ladies locker rooms. Send a get well card to everybody's friend, Bob Blaney, who is seriously ill at Evanston Hospital. Address is Evanston Hospital, 2650 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111. 60200. t * * * * 4. McHenry Pigtail League Weekly Standings July 20, 1975 JR. DIV ISION State Farm Insurance Riverside S.A.C. Miller Formless Stuc's Pizza SR. DIVISION w 1 8 2 Dan's Food Mart Jim Adams Auto Body Snug Harbor Adams Rad. Service Monday night July 27, Julie Hettermann hit a home run for State Farm Insurance, and Sissy Pinkstaff for Riverside S.A.C. also hit a home run. Robin Geinge also made a grand slam home run on the same nigh for Riverside S.A.C. They won the game 9 to 3. Don't forget the baseball games on Saturday, July 26. The All-Stars and the first place in the junior division will have a ANSWERS 1. No. 4 ' 2: No. 4 3. No. 4 Under Way--Night cruising. Never run a boat at night unless you know its operation in the daytime. Running lights are a must. If approaching another boat in the dark and you are con­ fused as to his intentions, stop, sound four or more short blasts on hour horn, pause and repeat. The other boat should do the same. Neither one should start forward until the exact position and intentions of each are known. •- Get to know familiar lights ashore. If you leave from a lakeshore cottage or cabin in the daytime, and expect to return after dark, leave a light burning at camp or cabin. It will guide you back. Oriental Palace Fire May Result In Total Loss * Saturday morning about 3:45, a passing motorist notified a sheriff's deputy on patrol in Richmond, that there was a fire at the Oriental Palace restaurant, 8603 Route 12, Rich­ mond. On arrival at the scene, Deputy Glenn Olson discovered a fire near the roof area at the main entrance. The Richmond Fire department was sum­ moned and Deputy Olson en­ tered the establishment to determine if anyone was inside. He found four members of the Chong family, operators of th£ business place, who were sleeping inside, and escorted them to safety. Cause of the fire was not determined at the time, but it is believed that structural damage caused by the fire would result in a total loss of the building. Lake Legion, Auxiliary Will Install Officers The American Legion and Auxiliary of Post 1169 of Wonder Lake held a special meeting recently to finalize plans for the installation of the newly elected officers for the year 1975-76. Officers of the post to be installed are James Hales, commander; Kenneth Wakeham, senior vice- commander; Ted Fuss, junior vice-commander; Wilbur Haak, adjutant; Wally Vltavsky, finance officer,^ohn Eberle, Jr., chaplain; Richard Gonzales, sergeant-at-arms. Auxiliary officers to be in­ stalled are Marge Hartung; president; Marie Bendl, first vice-president; Nancy Hales, second vice-president; Lois Haak, treasurer, Louise Sineni, secretary ; Jeanette Wakeham, historian, Lorraine Fedejelem, chaplain; and Delores Fuss, sergeant-at-arms. All members are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served following the in­ stallation, which will be held Saturday, July 26, at 8 p.m. at the post home. playoff starting at 9:00 A.M. and the All-Stars and first place in the senior division will have a playoff game right after the junior division playoff. Following the games there will be a league/ picnic at the McHenry City Park & After the picnic the first place trophies and All-Star trophies will be awarded. Numerous Crashes Result In Injuries And Tickets PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1975 A three-car chain reaction collision at the intersection of Maple and Freund avenues last Friday afternoon slightly in­ jured two women. Mrs. Vic^ toria Kerechek of 3723 W. Grand avenue and her passenger, Mrs. Margaret Smith of 3804 W. Maple avenue, both of McHenry, were taken to McHenry hospital for treat­ ment of their injuries by the rescue squad. According to city police, Mrs. Kerechek had stopped on Maple to allow Mrs. Smith to leave her car when the vehicle was hit from behind by a car driven by Mrs. Louise M. Smith of 3703 W. Maple avenue, McHenry. Mrs. Smith's auto was pushed into the Kerechek vehicle after it was hit by a car in back of it driven by Mrs. Mary B. Idstein of 1003 W. Florence drive, McHenry. Fifteen-year-old Lori L. Johnson of 4509 Garden Quarter, McHenry, was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad after the bike she was riding collided with an auto driven by Charles Grantham of 311 Shepherd Hill, McHenry. The mishap oc­ curred last Monday afternoon about 12:30 at 4411 W. Route 120. The police report indicated Miss Johnson was crossing the highway from north to south. When she arrived at the east- bound lanes of traffic, the in­ side lane stopped for her to cross. She failed to see the Grantham car approaching in the outside lane and ran into the side of his car. A rear-end collision at the corner of Green and John streets Tuesday morning resulted in slight injuries to one of the drivers, £ Rose K. Neuharth of 3101 Still Hill, McHenry. She was taken to the • N McHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST AMC/JEEP DEALERSHIP! Mitchell Amc/Jeep ONLY 40 ftMC'S IN STOCK! '75 GREMLIN "America's Lowest Price Compact" STARTING $07QOOO AS LOW AS WE FEATURt TOP QUALITY USCD CARSI 1975 JEEPS ON DISPLAY! n Mitchell Amc/Jeep 907 N. FRONT ST. AAcHENptY ^815)385-0403 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad for treatment. Driver of the other car, Martin S. Trinzinski of 3208 Skyway drive, McHenry, reported he was stopped at the sign at the intersection when his car was hit in the rear. John E. Cusack of 50FB' Prairie avenue, McHenry, escaped injury Wednesday morning about 1:15 after his car crashed into a tree at the intersection of Ames and Barreville roads, south of McHenry. The Sheriff's police report indicates Cusack was east- bound on Ames and failed to see the stop sign at the intersection until it was too late to stop. Officers noted that the sign in question was partially ob­ scured by overgrown weeds. However, the "Stop Ahead" warning sign and another warning sign were visible. No tickets were issued. Frank C. Howorka of 7701 Hickory road. Wonder Lake, was cited for failure to yield at an intersection after he collided with a car driven by Judith A. Hamilton of 5405 Wainwright drive. Wonder Lake. The ac­ cident took place Tuesday afternoon about 2 o'clock at the intersection of Hilltop drive and Orchard road. Wonder Lake. How^ca said he was south- bound^n Hilltop. As he entered the intersection, he hit the Hamilton car, which was passing through. Driver and passenger were both ticketed by sheriff's police following a one-car accident Tuesday night at 2901 Keene avenue in Riverside Park subdivision, south of McHenry. Kenneth D. Markham of 2016 Kerry lane, McHenry, was charged with no valid driver's license and Gregory A. Bell of 38127 Burton Trail, Crystal County Fair Schedule (Opening Day) WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 8:00 a.m.--4-H Home Economics. Entries brought to exhibit hall C 9:00 a.m.--4-H Sheep. Sheep barn 9:30 a.m.--4-H Horse Show. Corral 9:30 a.m.--4-H Home Economics Judging 9:30 a.m.--4-H Beef. Pavilion 10 to 1 --Open Class Home Economics. Entries brought to highway bldg. 12:30 p.m.--4-H Dairy. Color breeds. 12:30 p.m.--4-H Dairy. Holsteins through senior yearlings, and all grades 1:00 p.m.--4-H Rabbits. Rabbit barn 1:00 p.m.--Open Class Home Economics Judging 1:30 p.m.--Harness Racing. Grandstand 8:30 p.m.--Queen Contest. Grandstand FREE ESTIMATES SIDEWALK-PATIOS-DRIVES-WALKS WISERc Concrete Construction Co. (312) 497-4196 FREE ESTIMATES CONCRETE REPAIRS-CRACKS-SCALING-BREAKOUT cog B78-13....Y. 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Two Applications For Construction Filed With State Seven applications for construction permits have been received by the Division of Water Resources, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation. Among them is one of Gilbert C. Rogers of 1610 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, asking per­ mission to install a pier on the^' west bank of the river. CANOE RENTAL PRICE INCLUDES: • PADDLES ? • LIFE PERSERVEffS YMCA Summer ; Day Camp To Open July 28 On Monday, July 28. many excited boys and girls wiil attend the first day of the third period of the Lake Region YMCA Summer day camp The final period of Day camp will begin Aug. 11. Girls and boys who will be 7 hears old by Dec. 1 of this year are eligible to register for YMCA Day camp. Qualified counselors of college age with an interest in children provide leadership and programs that include swimming instruction, -hiking, cook-outs, story telling, recreational swimming,/ out­ door sports such as archeA\ air rifle, softball, tethejrball, soccer and volleyball, i*amp- crafts and singing. » The camp day begins at 9:15 a.m. at the YMCA building site and ends at 3:45 p.m. The YMCA has more than 5 acres of woods that are used by the day campers, a new shelter with space for every camper, adequate space for land sports, hiking and cook-outs, and a 25- Another is the application of Northern Illinois Gas company, Aurora, to install a gas main under and across a creek 2 miles northwest of Burton's bridge. All persons either favoring or opposing the proposed con­ struction are invited to tran­ smit written statements to Leo M. Eisel, director, 2300 S. Dirksen Parkway, Room 329, Springfield, 111. 62764, prior to fifteen week days from this date. • \ \ard indoor, heated swimming pool Each camper brings their own sack lunch ev^ery day. Cold milk is provided to all campers. Registrations continue to be accepted at the Lake Region YMCA for all four periods of Day camp. The YMCA office is at 7315 S. Route 3,1, Crystal Lake, and is open week days from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Saturday until 5 p.m., and Sunday frojn 2 to 5 p.m. DISMISS ( LASSES - Because of an electrical power shut-down Friday af­ ternoon. July 25, there will be no classes at McHenry County college. SPONSOR CAR WASH The 1975-76 pom-pom girls of McHenry high school will sponsor a car wash Aug. 1 to faise money to purchase new uniforms for the next school year. It will be held behind St. Patrick's church from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reasonable prices are promised. YOU WERE PAID*25 BY EACH CANDI­ DATE FOR YOUR VOTE. HOW DID YOU VOTE? 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