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So I Hear After terrible weather on Mother's Day, Frank Cady predicts Father's Day will be perfect. He promises sunshine. Hits is the time when fathers look forward to being King For A Day. It's a big day when we men y) show 'em who's boss around the ranch. (Or will we?).. li Sj(|| Parents lose the attention of their kids when they start a lecture with "When I was your age". The kid can't imagine you were ever their age From North Carolina comes a card with this wordipg: .. It makes us think! It makes us laugh! To think You want our autographs. May J us ten Wondra Elvera Just en Alex J. Justen Some of you may not have known May Justen, a native of McHenry and a real fine 1. She taught school in st Campus. May was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Justen who operated the Riverside Hotel. Previous to that time they operated Justen's Hotel, Sthmaltz Miller's building at the Old Bridge. Cut the budget. Cut taxes Now if governmental agencies will seriously cut waste, this country will be in great shape. Have always thought the federal government took too much away from us in taxes, then gave part of it back to states, counties, townships and municipalities If you go to a baseball game during this wind chill weather, drag on your long drawers, wear your boots, overcoat and mitts -- then put something in your radiator. With one of our dresser drawers bulging out. we have to part with some of our prized greeting cards. Those cards will be sent to hospitalized war veterans through the courtesy of Bertilla Freund and other ladies. We understand the disabled veterans use the pictures to make up artistic designs < Watched an interesting program where Dorothy Uttich was interviewed in the Historical and Genealogical Room at McHenry Library As the star of the show, she per­ formed like a veteran Dorothy expressed her joy when June Stuart. Librarian, asked her to work in the new room It was like asking a duck if it would like to go for a swim We keep urging you to bring historical papers to your library Future generations will love you for your efforts We predit this special room will be bulging at the seams before long June Stuart. Dorothy Uttich and all the staff do a great job and make us proud of our library The sender of the following letter didn't say I could print it -- and he didn't say I couldn't It is too good to toss aside without sharing with vou dear readers: "Dear Earl. "Don't be upset by criticism for ending sen­ tences with prepositions The great Winston Churchill, after being criticized by a review of his speech which complained on his ending a sentence ^ith a preposition, said "This is criticism, up with which I will not put " The one I like best, however, is when Lady Astor was excoriating him in the House of Lords and con­ cluded her tirade by saying, "If you were my husband, I would poison your tea!", to which Winston replied, gallantly. "I^ady Astor, if I were your husband. I'd drink i t " "Regard. "JohnE Looze" Plaindealer Gearmaster Wins First Ed's Rental and Gear- master posted victories Tuesday as play got un­ derway in McHenry's 16- inch softball league. A two-run rally in the sixth inning propelled Ed's to a 4-3 victory over Sunnyside. Ed's entered the sixth trailing 3-2. But Mary Varda led off with a single and moved to second on a single by Diane Michels. A fly ball hit by Sharon Smith caused problems for Sunnyside and the tying and winning runs crossed the plate. Cathy Buo was the winning pitcher for Ed's. Both teams played fine defense. Ed's committed only one error and turned a double play. Sunnyside had two errors and allowed only six hits. Patti Witt. Mischele Cavataio and Marie Mellum had key base hits as Gear- master defeated R and R, 15- 5. Witt sustained a minor injury in a collision at home plate, but was able to help her team to its first victory ever. G e a r m a s t e r l e d throughout the game and held a 7-1 lead in the fourth. R and R rallied for four runs in the inning to make it a 7-5 game. But Gearmaster th­ warted the comeback with two runs in the fourth and six runs in the fifth. The game was called after five innings because of the 10-run rule. Mary Ann Knudson and Mary Norton shared the pitching victory. Gearmaster had 17 hits, including five doubles. Warrior Gals Second McHenry's frosh-soph girls' track team finished second in their own relays Tuesday night at McCracken field with 58 points. Wood­ stock nosed out the hosts, scoring 60. Jacobs was third with 26 and Dundee had 24. Don Seaton came up with another first this year when all teams were of the three- man relay variety. Three contestans from each school entered each relay. 444 Relay: Woodstock, 2nd., McHenry - 56.2. 6 Mile Realy: Dundee, 2nd., McHenry - 38.52. 880 Medley: Woodstock, 2nd., McHenry -1:59. •00 L.H.; Woodstock, 2nd., McHenry - 1:46.5. v<a Mile Relay: McHenry - 8:06. 880 Relay: McHenry - 1 * 59 300 Hurdle Shuttle: Woodstock, 2nd., McHenry - 1:57.3. 3 Mile Relay: McHenry - 18:24.4. R*t»v McHenrv 4:24. Shot Put Relay: Wood­ stock, 2nd., McHenry - 81 '8". Long Jump Relay: McHenry - 41 '1". Discus Relay: Woodstock - 238 11". High Jump Relay: Jacobs, 3rd., McHenry - 13'8". FOX VALLEY STANDINGS BASEBALL w I Crystal Lake South 13 0 Crown 9 4 Dundee 8 5 Crystal Lake Cenh * 7 5 Woodstock 6 7 McHenry 3 10 Cary Grove 3 10 Jacobs * 2 10 * Indicates one tie game SOFTBALL w I Gary Grove 10 2 McHenry 8 4 Crystal Lake South 8 4 Dundee 7 5 Jacobs 5 7 Woodstock 5 7 Crown 4 8 Crystal Lake Central 1 11 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 9:30PM UNTIL 1:30AM AT THE CRESCENT BAY CABARET WE WILL BE SERVING 6 DAY? PER WEEK BEGINNING MAY 19TH LUNCH AND DINNKft 3309 N. piapd Hill Rd. McHenry Divot Dolls Women Golfers Hold Tournament After a two-week delay following the spring lun­ cheon, the lady golfers of McHenry Country Club swung into action for the season with a point tour­ nament event May 12. Points were awarded for bogies, pars, birdies and eagles, established handicaps were also used The highest totals were garnered by Micki Becker in Class D. who had 38 Sweeping all before her in Class C Mary Mutchinsky came in with 37 points. Irene Kinneman in Class B dittoed Micki's action and recorded 38 points In Class A, Betty Mohan and Floss O'Connel tied with 30 points The daily statistics showed Betty Mohan shooting low net of 82, Alvina Yopp with low gross of 102 and Marlene Smith with 28 putts -- all in On The Sideline With Dick Rabbitt This is a big weekend for a couple of Warrior athletic teams. Gary Gray will take his tennis squafl to Crystal Lake for the district meet to be held at Central. It will be almost a repeat of the Fox Valley Conference meet held last week, and from all reports the Crystal Lake South Gators are the big favorite in the meet. Riding high from last Friday's first conference championship in track, Dan Boland will take his thinclads to Rockford tonight to compete in the district meet at Auburn high school. All the Rockford schools will compete along with DeKalb, Sycamore, Belvidere, Freeport and probably a few more that I missed. The Warriors will nave their work cut out for them at Rockford. If you are competing against a Rockford school, you can bet that you won't be getting any breaks. Last week Dan Boland told me he figured that his Warriors would score 110 points in the Fox Valley if everything went according to form He also mentioned that the Gators of Crystal Lake would score 10$. Well, the Irishman didn't miss it by much; the Warriors had 108. while the Gators finished second with 101 Mi. Maybe some fans can get Dan to go to Arlington Park this summer and pick a few winners at the races. Congratulations are in order for freshman Delia Saunders. The young lady won the 800 meter race at the Libertyville district last Saturday and qualified for the state finals this weekend at Eastern Illinois university. This is quite an accomplishment, and Warrior fans wish her well this weekend. The girls' softball team is currently tied for second place in the Fox Valley. Too bad some of you fans didn't get < The the plate Jim Beck's Crystal Lake Gators have clinched the Fox Valley baseball title. With only one game to go, the Gators are undefeated in league play and have a 21-4 mark on the season. Pitching is their main strength, and that is the name of the game, at least in high school ball. Belated congratulations to Jeff Stern, our sports editor, Jeff left the ranks of bachelorhood last Friday. Jeff has been on the job only a short time and already he is talking like a Warrior fan. Warrior fans wish Jeff and his bride the very best and hope they enjoy their stay in McHenry t out to see them fdav, and watch Sue Haddick pitch, young lady has real fastball, and it really hums over v fRK V "T LITTLE LEAGUE < B A S E B A L L _ * PIJRCHASf OfGlOVf BASEBALL GLOVES 10% OFF •MacGreqor •Wi lson • R o w l i n g s "IT" ALL BATS E9D*ccda 1! ico/ npp OF BASEBALL ID ̂ OFF EQUIPMENT ' McHenry fe • Favorite, SPORES£ENTEl ^McHENRY, IL 385-1000 1210 N. (KEN ST Athletes Away Two McHenry natives made news at state colleges recently, according to bulletins released by their respective schools Chris Connell has received a varsity letter at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb Connell earned the letter in field hockey for the Huskies It was her first varsity letter in that sport Dave Covalt, a 1978 McHenry graduate, is in his second full season with the North Central College baseball team in Naperville. Covalt is a pitcher and currently leads the team with an earned run average of 0 58 The junior hurler earned first team honors in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin last year He has a record of 3-1 after defeating Illinois- Circle. Augustana and North Park College Covalt also had a hand in two other victories, a 6-4 triumph over Middle Ten­ nessee State and a 1-0 shutout of Northern Iowa PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY IS, 1M1 Foresters To Hold Golf Tournament The Ca'holic Order of Foresters. St Mary's court 594, will hold its third annual golf outing at Pistakee Country Club Tuesday May 26 The event will get un derway at 4 p.m Trophies and medals will be awarded in age and skill divisions t the rinior division, for boys 10 to 16 and fhe senior division, for 17- to 21-year-olds Winners will be declared for top scores in the scratch and handicap categories Entrants must be current COF members For more information, call Andy Pace at 385 1755 "Battle Of Birds" Held Class A In Class B, Irene Kinneman shot low gross of 104 to give her low net of 75 while Jean Remke had low putts of 26 - that's a lot of one-putts! In Class C, Mary Mut­ chinsky swept the board with low gross of 118. low net of 78 and low putts of 30 In Class D. it was Ursula Sisliak with low gross of 123, Micki Becker with low net of 74 and Betty Wayman with low- putts of 34. Although the sun was shining and the skies were blue, no great or unusual scores were posted. The gals apparently labor best under more dire circumstances A few goodies were reported, however Frieda Miller sank a nice approach out of the wet sand trap on number one. Fran Weyland sank her approach on No 7 and Sue Martin sank hers on No. 18 - always a good feeling. Both Dorothy Christiensen and Betty Smith had natural birdies on No. 14 to give them double eagles under the point system. The "owies" heard around the clubhouse included Lynn Schmidt, who had her troubles with the water on both No. 8 and No 10. while Sue Martin was earning the "tree top" title by catching a number of the trees on the course The gal who put them together, however, was Dorothy Wood who com­ bined water and tree problems for a large number on the scorecard on the tenth hole Birdies were registered on No 14 (favorite bird hole) by Christiensen. Martin and Smith, and on No 18 by Alvina Yopp No reason was given by the observers who noted that Floss Miller parked her golf cart on Eunice Hatch's toes Perhaps they were com­ petitors A Tennessee Dog Fight is scheduled for next week, until then, Happy Golfing! Liz Nolan The McHenry High East Campus physical educat>ofi department recently hetfl its first annual Battle^ff the Birds" badminton „tour nament. Champions were crowned in singles and doubles divisions Par ticipants earned the right to advance to the finals after placing either first or second in one of seven phv ed class tournaments Capturing singles honors was Bob Xeller who defeated Brian Wrona Kunners-up uere Brian p300°° LOWER: Landis. 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