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WAISH ear - PAGE 7 PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY. JUNE IT, 1181 YMCA Plans Clinics COUNTY JUNIOR BOWLERS - who participated in the state tournament in Rantoul - received awards at the bowling banquet recently. League officers Mickey Sund, Julie Sund, Terry Tvorah and Mary Peacock presented the trophies and patches. The junior team tied for fourth place in its division with a pinfall of 3,125. Front row (from left) are Julie Sund, Shawn Hastings, Dale Tirado and Dana Pitel. In the back are Peacock, Dan Kinnerk, A! Zinke, Tvorah and Mickey Sund. Hidden in the photo is Angelo Tirado. 1 The bantam squad placed fourth with a 2,529 total. In the front are Arne Nordensen, Kevin Justen, George Milbratz and Mike Miihratz. In the hack are Pea, oek, Julie Sund. Tvorah and Mickey Sund. ¥ Nicky Slack and Rachelle Clapp earned patches for exceeding a 475 series. From left are Peacock, Julie Sund, Slack, Mickey Sund and Tvorah. Clapp was absent when the photo was taken. Four Share Pigtail Lead Baseball Utopia is com petitive balance, nothinp makes a season like a good pennant race McHenry's senior pigtail league has such a race brewing Four teams share first place with 4-1 records and only three games seperate the top six teams Wallv's Bike Haven. State Farm Insurance. McHenrv Home Maintenance and (' .J 's Doll Barn hold first place Home Maintenance won three recent games Barb Schoen gave up 15 walks but allowed only one hit as Home Maintenance defeated McHenry State Bank 25-6 Everyone in the winner's lineup had at least one hit Cindy Chestler had three doubles and Wendy Turner and Katie Prust one each in the victory Those three girls drove in five runs apiece Kathy Mass and Ramona Gregorio each had three RBIs Home Maintenance defeated the Police Association 16-9 The win­ ners scored 11 runs in the first two innings to back the pitching of Sheri Knaack She and Mass drove in three runs each Ix>cker's Flowers bowed 26-5 to Home Maintenance despite some timely hitting Sue . Sharp hit a two-run triple and Tracy Kotiw sacrificed her home to key a lacker's outburst in the fourth But doubles by Turner, Katie Prust. Shannon Chrisman and Cindy Chesler drove in all the runs Home Maintenance needed Bike Haven snapped Doll Barn's four game winning streak in a 9-8 victory Rachel Prushinski slugged a pair of home runs for Bike Haven Tracy Hud jura had four hits and Jackie Bulger three safties for the winners Michele Martinez made the defensive play of the" tiame by picking a runner off second That play hacked the fine pitching of Hud jura Bike Haven also whipped State Bank 19-7 on a homer by Bolger and key doubles by Stacy and Tracy Hudjura I-ori Oeffling also had ini port ant base hits for the winners State Farm posted a 22-12 triumph over State Hank Stephanie Kumm was (he winning pitcher and Debbie Sundbv absorbed the loss Heather Conway hit a pair ul home runs. Kristy Cullison had five hits, Chris Ward four and Renee Faeiana three in the victory Leading the State Bank offense were Sundbv. Debbie Kaleish and Julie (lolik vr \\ i) i \<;s w 1 Mike Haven 4 1 State Farm 4 1 Home Main) 4 1 Dol l Barn 4 1 Yenge Aeet 3 : i Pol i te Assn 2 4 State Bank 1 fi Looker 's 0 5 Driving near Crystal Lake one day the rain came down in bucketsful Decided how lucky we were not to have to put on sidecurtains.. Sometimes the curtains were folded and kept under the front seat Might as well have leftr^ them there You were usually soaked before you could get them in place. Just thinking Sometimes the gas tank was under the front seat Now. wasn't that handy' Sign in back of a car: HAPPINESS IS BEING POLISH And. how is this for a license number FROST 3 Seems to me there was never anything to compare with the clear, cold water we pumped from our own wells They used to hang a tin-cup on the pump so one and all could get a swig No individual cups Never heard of getting lierms. Before water softeners came along, most people had -cisterns to catch the rain We had a pump outside, also one at the kitchen sink It was our wedding an­ niversary so out we go to dine Had a gift certificate for dinner at Andres Presented the certificate to the hostess and offered to give her identification '(>h I know \ou". said 'he friendly girl. "I used to live in McHenry and read your column Then. *'ne asked. "Did vou know Rena Smith' '" Sure ci'd Mad many a visit vsith our friend Rena Another question. "Do you know LeRoy and Gwen Smith*'" Yep "I 'm their daughter." says she Mr and Mrs. Earl Murray stopped to say hello after dining Can you believe' ' They were also celebrating their wedding anniversary, married the same day and same year Alviria and I said. "I do" Heard a story about a woman whose husband had retired from work Said she, "I married him for better or worse, but not for lunch " Grandma used to appraise a married couple: God made 'em He matched em Another one of Grandma's savings: HIT? OVERWEIGHT? Start losing wctgM today wttti maximum-strength E-Z Trim jplitis Control Capsules i Mot Plan. Just one Time Capsule a day helps curb your appetite. You eat less -- you iMigh (ess _ without the torture of constant hunger pangs E-Z THm con­ tains the maximum dosage of the strongest, most effective appetite sup­ pressant available direct tp the public Clinically tested, it's been approved by a U.S. Gov't appointed advisory panel as safe and effective when used as directed And unlike other Diet Aids E-Z Mm Capsules contain no caffeine to make you nervous and irritable E-Z THm-- The highest potency, no caffeine hunger tamer Sold with money back guarantee by: 8S&,TpM * 12SfN. GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL. WAS 119 95 GIANT PRE-INVENTORY SALE SRI ZEBCO CARDINAL 4 was SOQ95 53.95 J7 ZEBCO CARDINAL 6 WAS ZEBCO CARDINAL 7 57 95 PENN 910 was $^200 57 95 GARCIA 5500C s88,s GARCIA 5001C . WAS 112.95 M9W GARCIA 55000 69 95 "• J GARCIA 6600C WAS $7 coo 124 95 # a# ALL BROOKS AND TIGER RONNING SHOES 30%OFF ALL ROLLER SKATES ARO 25% BASEBALL MITTS & BATS s200», SPEEDO SWIMSUITS 20% OFF s WE HAVE A0I0AS i HIKE SHOES IH STOCK! Ml ' m LS lQ%Off ALL WARMUPS 20% OFF ADIDAS ATHLETIC BAGS 10% CLOSEOUT SPECIAL ' ^e 'ect Group of Shoes! CONVERSE SHOES C BRUNSWICK ROWLING SHOES 40%OFF^ SUHOjiy HIK21 £OFF McHenryfe • Favorite ENTER 1210 N.GREEN ST. r UtHENRY. II. 385-1000 There nevr was ;m old sock that then* w asn't a shot' to fit it (Irandrna had some say in that were much juic HT-than thosi The l.ake Region YMCA has begun its schedule of golf and tennis lessons , --- -• Sue Murphy will be the1 tennis instructor Par tieipants will be taught the forehand, backhand, serves and scoring. Balls and racquets will -be provided if needed Classes meet once a week for seven weeks. They are one hour long The classes meet at 9 am Monday through Thursday; 10 a m Wednesday or Thursday: Monday at 8 p.m. or Wednesday evening at 7 The YMCA also has DKKIMTION'S A miner is a in .au An underminer is a louse The HTA .fuss has cei t a inly developed into a political fight Governor ' Thompson sy.v What he will 'io Ma _Byrne says wh ' a ' sh«- a i l l* 4 : and no w i l l do < )ne wonders if there ; - i ' too much power at the op- The idea of s lapping »i, . in addi t ional gas or oi l tax - taking off l ike a lead bai in ' r The guy who dr i \es , a i f igures he; i - • ! t<: . ar d feels 1 Iiom using• (• I < I ransfxir ta t ion >h<uilo \ the'i ' o\\ ii u ,i \ \nd the men . w 1 round t 'oes round V- 'h is is wri t ten • ' <• basebal l s t r ike :s undt r w v ( ' lub owners lost ;h i ba I . ' ' avers pick* d i ' up and won' t g ive i t back There seems te be tot ; !„ d isregard for the tans 1 • ones who pay the i• e ight We have no idea how lor 1 this s t r ike u t i l las i ! t i t th int- tht- p layers should l»< ba»> for the \ ' l ! S tar ganie . Proceeds go to the players- pension fund. I t i s now proposed thai one wfPk f>e devoted to .on l i ' i i , ing a a spr int* Str ike- is Marian Tennis Meet Set . Ktitries l-.r ,1anan ("en i al s th' (1 r ial open erihis toui i «- • • 'will be ac- • i.-i.t .1 through- Pfiursday, aid Han* Hok ;us tour lui-nt coorditiato-r this, i < ;k The* <*ven' v. i ll 'be hqjjfl - it ho school .jmfo 2'i and 21 i (>mpotition w ill be held in ieivs mr |s mens and- womens singles mens and w.omens doubled and mixed doubles There is an entry fee per category and persons ma\ enter more than one oontest Players must supply thpir own tennis balls For more information or to register, call Marian at *38-4220 Track Meet June 18 T! • r > i • sec rack i wi t ) ield i long Ar ent i ond vou t rack meet of the season will be held at • i r sday June 18 The meet wil l begin a t 6 • Mstralion beginning at 5:45 p.m. > »n to kids 9 through 18 years old Events • ! i . girls in different age groups. scheduled for 'h is week's meet are the 50 lash, 220 yard dash, 880 yard run, one iii t>irw\v and the high jump. w111 be charged Ribbons are awarded for vents information on tins program call the rk and Recreation at 344-3300. ?f P private and semi-private lessons Private lessons are 30 minutes long and semi- private lessons are 45 minutes in length Tennis courts are available for youth, high school and adult members on the four outdoor lighted courts The courts are open from 5:30 a m to 10 p.m Monday through Friday and 6 30 a m to 8 p.m on Saturday On Sunday the e-ourts are open from 1 to fi p m Golf cla-sses are available at the Arnold Palmer Driving Range on routes 14 and 31 Fundamentals in the name are taught either Wednesday from 6 to 7 £ m or Thursday from 7 to 8 p m Advanced lessons are held on Wednesday from 8 to 9 C.olf clubs are available and balls are provided Private lessons can also be arranged For further information and registration, visit the Lake' Region YMCA at 7315 S Route 31. Crystal Lake * * * * Getting along amic­ ably in life is largely a problem of getting along with people just about as good as you are. when ' l ie ' I at's ; lot i t ' malaiKV Pla rs i ; . i i f in! a way to s tay n shape while* holding Speaking of the , Ail Star ga, .' one woman Mgned^ and deliverer! l.iKMi ballots, all marked for h?'r favorite* player If that s a fair way to choose All Stars. I ' ll e-at m\ hi rt TIACH AMD EDUCATE CERTIFitD TEENAGE COURSES BEGINNER AND BRUSH UP COURSE NERVOUS AND HANDICAPPED SFNIOR CITIZENS LEARN TO DRIVE THE PROGRESSIVE WAY PRIVATE LESSONS 7 DAYS A WEEK -^SERVING THE FOLLOWING AREAS •McHenry, •Richmond •Johnsburg *Ringwood •Hebron ^Woodstock •Island Lake "Crystal Lake •Sunnyside *Cary •McCullom Lake "Lake in the Hills •McHenry Shores "Spring Grove •Pistakee Highlands "Fox River •Wonder Lake Grove 6 nm SCHOOL OF DRIVING MANAGER- RiCK BE$T 385-1644 2917 W. Rte. 120 McHenry , \£T. m«iti:nKv 3 PC. 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