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SAVE s1430 iTIC TRANSMISSION Y '32S" MORE MODE17117H ... • • ;.v mmmmm KOHLER TWIN CYI mm PRICE *5425 ONtY hurr^&NII iim t, }*wmm s366MORti •NO rRADEINS AVAILABLE AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES. • Bi' :hase of «: | w* .. • Wlfci.V PAGE 2>. PLAIN i i i » • i Sports log Cepulis wins run for cancer Wade Cepulis of McHenry was the first runner to cross the finish line in the McHenry Run for Cancer held Sunday at Knox Park. His time for the 10k (6.2 miles) was 31:26. John Mclnerney, also of McHenry, finished second with a time of 31:30. Mike Eisele was third in 31:33. Chris Jensen was the first female finisher in a time of 38:22, with Kelly Ed­ wards second in 40:33. Carrie Moitell was third in 41:42. Almost 200 runners took part in the event which included both a 10k race and a two-mile fun run. Finishing first in the two- mile race was Tom Bell with a time of 10:05. Armondo Rodriquez followed in 10:06. The first two-mile female finisher was Pam Bradley in 13:19. Harker to play football for Knox Johnsburg High School football standout Jerry Harker lias announced he will be at­ tending Knox College and will play football. Harker was captain of the 1963 Skyhawk squad. He was also active in weightlifting arid track. YMCA moto cross race scheduled The Lake Region YMCA will be hosting an NBL Sanctioned bicycle moto cross race July 11. Registration and check-in will be at 7:30 p.m., with race time set at 8 p.m. The race will be sanctioned and non-sansctioned racers. Moccasin and Papoose runs- set The third annual Moccasin and Papoose, sponsored by the Fox Lake Chamber of Corn- amerce, are slated for Sunday, Aug. 5. Both runs start at Grant High School at 8 a.m. and continues through downtown Fox Lake. The first 200 entrants receive a running shirt. Awards in the Moccasin (6.2 miles-lOk) run will be trophies to the male and female overall winners and trophies will go to the first, second and third place finishers of the male and female race divisions. In the Papoose (two mile) run, medals will be given Co first, second and third male and female in each division. To enter, contact Linda Usrey at 312-587-1395. H* singles competiti on wlU take place on July 13 at t M*. * Knox Park and the doubles will face off At 1 pm. on July 20 At Knox Park. * Registration can be done at the McHenry Park Department office. The cost is M for single and *00 for double Chicago Sting soccer camp this summer. McHenry camp is scheduled for July 23-28. Hie camp emphasis will be on 1 teaching and refining the athletic skills of the sport. Sting camp coaches will work on dribbling, passing, goalkeeping techniques, and will pay special now at tbe<aci [Mat mot with (fee J* attention to the strategies of defending and attacking. The classes will be held from Mau 9:90 a.m. to 4 p.m. during each ma of the five days in their own age ^ n\+a «m« the cu^s, group and at their ability level. Registration Each camper will also receive a nMMMttfrttMkfit i soccer ball, t-shirt, equipment porn. bag and tickets to a Sting soccer 1 Tennis tournament registration ; Registration is still being held for the McHenry Park Depart­ ment's annual adult tennis tournament. The tournament will include a singles and doubles category in each of the age divisions. The tournament will be a double elimination playoff with a consolation round. IS YOUR HOME REALLY COVERED? Availably to qualified customers with approved credit. Required a 15% down payment and monthly pavmenti at an Annual Percentage Rate of 18%. - m m