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if LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY* •••••• SUNDAYS - 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. • DRAG RACING 7:00 P.M. - All AMERICAN LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN AND SPECTATOR STOCKS LOCATED ON BLOOM FIELD ROAD 2 MILES SOUTH OF LAKE GENEVA - PHONE 414-248-8566 $100 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of VANDALS of Northern lllini Bowmen archery range. CONTACT McHENRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railing-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS --tkt AUMIIVirn 1214 N. Green St., McHenry UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB MIDGETS Indianapolis 500 Drivers first Time At Wilmot SAT. JULY 31 fiatu« KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wis. NEW OPEN COMPETITION RACING ^ST - SUPER MODfflfDS t SPORTSMAN '/> mile Dirt Track LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS IT'S CLOSE - but Brian Nuss of the Plaindealer softbaU team arrived safe at third when the ball got bv the Johnsburg third baseman Tony Bentz. Johnsburg won the game 7-4, played last week at the VFW Field. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Candidates Appear Here For Republican Golf Day Jim Thompson. GOP candidate for Governor of Illinois, will be among the many notable guests at the 18th Annual Republican Golf Day on July 21st at the McHenry Country Club in McHenry, Illinois Thompson has stated that he is looking forward to a pleasant day visiting with everyone and an excellent dinner. "Big Jim" will be seeing George Lindberg. State Comptroller and a life long resident of McHenry County. Bill Scott, Attorney General, and Bill Harris, candidate for Secretary of State Other state candidates from McHenry County include State Senator Jack Schaffer and State Representative Cal Skinner The Republican Golf Day is the single fund raiser for the Republican Party in this area and enables the Republican Party to fund its f^ll election effort almost exclusively by small contributions Dinner tickets are still available and may be obtained by calling A1 Jourdan, 338-2040. or Republican Headquarters. 459-8185 Area Jaycees Sponsor Gimmick Road Rally Sunday, July 25 The McHenry Area Jaycees are sponsoring a gimmick road rally, Sunday, July 25 The starting point will be from the southeast corner of the Market Place parking lot on 111 120 in McHenry. Registration starts at 1:00 p.m. with the first car off at 1:30 p m A gimmick road rally con­ sists of a series of clues enabling the driver and passengers to arrive at predetermined points. Winners are determined through a point system based on time and mileage necessary to complete the rally Those finishing under the alloted time and mileage are penalized heavier than those finishing over the alloted time and mileage We are planning an in­ teresting rally for both first timers and prior rally people. Our phor.e rang and rang after the National League clobbered dur favorites in the Ali-Star game (J! course, they phoned for some other reason and in­ cidentally mentioned the game. Questions like How did you like the game"1 came our way. Our reply was. "What game"1" --Like Jimmy who° Hadn't seen John Busscher all summer although he drops off golf news for us each week. But. Big John suddenly- decided he wanted to hear our voice after the All-Star game. One of these years we are going to win some cigar money from him on a World Series bet. There will be sweetness in every puff The hot days brought some relief as we saw a Santa Claus in one window and a Christmas tree in another That town of Chowchilla where the bus load of children were abducted is where the Frank and Marian Justen ranch is located Didn't think we would ever see that name Chowchilla broadcast from coast to coast. Bet Alex and Elvera Justen will recognize the area. Like Kilroy. they were there There seems to be one way of cutting down on the unem ploym en t problem Here's our plan: Cut out the horrible waste of taxpayers' money and use the funds to hire more policemen and security guards Trans, btfses, airplanes or you name it -- have to have more protection Security has also been lax where government storehouses (have been broken into and had guns stolen City streets need walking cops swinging billy clubs So -- you see -- the unem­ ployment problem has been solved In Age Range 13-21 Junior golfers from 13 to 21 years of age are encouraged to enter the 11th Annual A1 McLean Memorial Junior Open The event will be played at the Wilmette Park District Golf Course, just north of Chicago. August 9 through 11. "Offering young men a real opportunity to gain tournament experience is a first purpose of this tournament." according to Frank Weale. Tournament Director "Our event also encourages both younger and older players than most Junior tournaments. We think this is the outstanding independent Junior event held in the Mid­ west." Competition will be held in three age groups. 13 and 14 year olds compete over a 36-hole total on August 9 and 10; to enter, these boys should have a handicap of 16 or less. Young men 15 to 17 and 18 to 21 will play 18 holes on August 11; to enter, these Juniors should have a handicap of 10 or leslf Entries and details are available by writing Frank Weale at 3900 Fairway Drive, Wilmette, Illinois 60091, or by phoning (312 ) 256-6100, Ext. 56. Entries close July 30th. Attention McHenry • High School Athletes Fall sports will begin in August, so now is the time for you to get your physical exam. Physical cards may be picked up in the Main Office of the building you will be attending this year (1976-77). After you have had your physical, please /eturn your card to the same The Wonder Lake Tennis Boosters are sponsoring a "Just for Fun" Tennis Tour­ nament, to be held on August 7th and 8th. The tournament will be open to all Wonder lake area residents. The age categories for the tournament will be; under 14 years of age; 14-18 years; 19-35 years and 35 years and over, for both men and women in all age groups. There will be a small entrance fee and participants must supply their own tennis balls. A trophy will be awarded to the winner in each category. Those interested please call Rich Turner at 653-9978 or Karen Utes at 653-9824, as soon as possible Wrestling Club Takedown For Grade School Boys At West Campus Gym July 22 office. You must have a physical exa^n, either school insurance or an insurance waiver and have signed the school athletic training code before you will be allowed to practice for any sport. The McHenry Wrestling Club will hold a Takedown Match for 4th to 8th Grade boys at West Campus upper gym on Thur­ sday nite, July 22nd at 6:30 to 8:00 There will be three minute rounds and points given for all takedowns scored. Boys will be matched by age and weight. All boys must present evidence of parent approval and of in­ surance coverage before they may take part. Parents are welcome. All wrestling will stop at 8:00. Gym clothes are recommended. Locker space is limited so boys are encouraged to come in their gym clothes. • * • • Dollars and sense lay the foundation for for­ tunes. T.T. 6:45 First Roc* 1:00 P.M. NEXT WEEK ONLY THURSDAY, JULY 29 Super Modifieds & Sportsman Phone 414-862-9119 Pace car John T«r«si Chevy-Olds Memorial Junior Open For Golfers Regional Motocross Event At Spring Grove August 8th Maplehurst Cycle Park in Spring^CroVeijas been selected by the Ameqclaq Motorcycle Association as^a site for the Lower Great Lakes Region Qualification Event in the Can- Am National . Amateur Motocross Championship Series, it was announced by James Freye, President of Slo- Pokes, MC, Ltd., promoter of the event. The following is necessary data AMA Regional Qualifier Motocross Event. Top riders from III , Indiana, and Michigan working their way to the Nationals in California Held August 8th at Maplehurst Cycle Park, 11001 Wilmot Rd., Spring Grove. Ill . just off hwy 173 Sanctioned by the AMA and Can-Am, hosted by the Slo- Pokes M-C. ltd Classes *\hat will run are 125. 250. and Open. Overnight camping Refresh­ ments. Will run rain or shine Spectators come out and support your states top riders. For further information phone 815-675-2558 and 312-695-9167. Don't Carp If You Catch Carp In Derby Chicago, Illinois, July 12, 1976...Carp. The very name conjures up the image of mud flats, a nasty taste, and filthy, turbid waters -- often in the minds of people who have never tasted this "rough fish". Contrary to its slimy image, the carp can be an enjoyable fish to catch and eat. An ex­ cellent Chance to become more acquainted with this Eurasian delicacy of old is through the Chain O'Lakes Carp Derby scheduled for July 23 , 24 and 25. The derby is a charity fund raiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with co- sponsorship by the Illinois Department of Conservation, the Fox Lake Chamber of Commerce, and resort and bait shop owners in the1 Chain O'Lakes area. Those bringing in the biggest and most carp will be awarded prizes of fishing tackle. Fishermen can enter at most of the bait shops or resorts in the Chain All proceeds go to help children who are victims of cystic fibrosis and related respiratory disorders Fish may be taken in any legal manner, including by bow and arrow Part of the value of a carp contest, in the eyes of some fishermen, is in removing carp as much as possible from waters that would otherwise support some desirable game fish. Wonder Lake Tennis Boosters Sponsoring "Just For Fun" Meet MORE ELECTRICITY By the year 2000, the United States will need 550 per cent more electric power than today, according to a study by the Electric Power Research institute Approximately 90 per cent of our energy will come from coal and nuclear power in 2000. with solar power and geothermal energy supplying at most 5 per cent of the energy needs by that year. Of course, you have to give a lot of credi t to the menfolk They s tood out in the hot sun and barbecued the chicken In case you don't know what we are t rying to say -- i t i s that you s imply can ' t get a long without the men Arleen had charge of the cash PAGE • - PLALNDEALEB-WEPXESDAY, JULY Zl, 1»» SPORTS EDITOR 1 box c<s usual This year she sat under the shade of a canopy. Next year we expert to find her in an air conditioned en­ closure \ Sunday af ternoon we kept holy the Sabath by watching the White Sox hammer Milwaukee 13 to 3 Things we'd nvver know if we didn't get around: It was in the Fox Hole that we met Yale and Marge Adams. They told of the joy Marge's mother., Mrs. NelsOn Davis of Allen Ave., experienced when Ernie Banks* left the No. 2 fairway to pay a visit to her as she sat on her porch Mrs. Davis is a Cub fan from way- back Bradley Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs Gary Adams, just happened to be there And Bradley just happened to be at No 4 when Ernie reached that point Everybody loves Ernie. And -- we didn't know that! The Fox Hole softball team toured up to Trevor. Wis. on the Fourth of July to play in a tournament The team came home with a beautiful first place trophy which "Red" wasn't exactly hiding. Now the Fox Hole owners and sponsors are expecting their bowling team to do the same. That's it. Time now to start making the rounds again. Northern lllini Bowmen News Northern lllini Bowmen are offerirfjT" SUM) reward for in­ formation leading to the arrest and conviction of vandal- burglars of the archery range and equipment Many work hours had just been put into sprucing up the range for the weekend 3-D Safari when Thursday, during the day. vandals, probably on motorcylces. tipped over many target bales, tore down bow racks, tore the door from the utility shed, ruined the swings, slide and fence to the children's playground, strewed debri, glass and paint over the area, painted obscenities and stole the water pump IN A CLOUD OF DUST - BUI Meyer* slides Into second on a riy ball to center Held by Terry Reilly. Getting the throw is Joel Wakitsch, short center fielder or the Johnsburgers. Meyers also scored in this first inning of the game and coUected two hits (singles) for three at bats. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Every time we pick up a Chicago paper we see Eddie Buss right smack in the center of an area sales meeting pic ture Must say he takes a better picture than the group surrounding him. That much advertised church dinner at Ringwood brought out a whoppin' crowd. -- EARL WALSH So I Hear Tennis anyone"' Summer tennis instruction is available for youth, high school students and adults at the Lake Region YMCA located at 7315 S. Route 31. Crystal Lake. Students will be taught forehand, backhand, serving, scoring and rules of play. Classes for youth are from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m or 3:15 to 4:00 p.m. There are nine lessons for boys and girls beginning July 26. August 9 and August 23. Daytime adult classes ,are four lessons each week for two weeks Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.. 10:00 to 11:00 a m., 11:00 to Noon and 1:00 to 2:00 p m Classes start the week of July 26. August 9 and August 23 Evening classes are two lessons each week for four weeks on Monday and Wednesday from 6:00 to 7:00 P.M.. on Tuesday and Thur­ sday from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m and from 9:00 to 10:00 p.m Classes start the week of August 9. If there are any questions about membership or tennis instruction please call 459-4455. Frank F. Frantz, ttfiOfi W. Young St.. Mcllenry. who holds a 1st Degree Black Belt in ATA •Korean Style), recently enrolled in Judo at the Crystal Lake YMCA. He competed in two tournaments and placed in both. 1st place white belt high in Chicago and :>rd in III. State championship held in Elgin's YMCA. Photo by Tom Hutchinson The picnic and campfire area have been used recently by unauthorized persons It is suggested that anyone wishing to use NIB range and picnic facilities join the club as NIB welcomes all responsible members The sheriff has been notified and will keep the range under surveilance. Irene Trumble, Pub. HEADS FOR THIRD - Jim Grabowski of the Johnsburg softball team rounds second during their 7-4 win over the Piaindealer last week. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) FRL NIGHTS - S.M.A.C. SUPER-MOQIFIEDS AND MINI-INDY CARS - PLUS SPECTATOR STOCKS - 25 LAP FEATURE SAT. NIGHTS - LATE MODELS AND SPORTSMAN STOCK CARS - 30 LAP FEATURE NEW PASSENGER CAR FAN 1-ON-l RACING <