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Mc HENRY CO, WOODSTOCK, ILL. *TESJULY31-M)IL1 McHENRY S A V I N G S 1 10AR ftSSOCIATIOI Look for this sign We Honor Guaranteed By... Automotive Services Adams Bros. Radiator Service Al's Riverside Standard Community Auto Supply Jim Adams Auto Body Jepsen Tire Co. McHenry Auto Parts, Inc. McHenry Firestone, Inc. Schramm's Cycle McHENRY SAVINGS » itu Antennas irry's Riverside Barber Shop Schmitty's Barber Shop Beauty Parlors Beauty Bazaar Spurge on's Beauty Salon Clothing Brouhaha Limited Beard and Stovall ... the store for men The Casual Shoppe The Fashion Shoppe Genevieve's (Women's Fashions) Gladstone's Hornsby's Family Center McGees Store for Men Spurgeon's Department Store Locker's Flowers McHenry Floral Co. Food Convenient Food Mart Dan's Food Mart Eagle Foods Ed Muska ITT Cont. Baking (Hostess) Huppy and Leo's Food Mart Jewel Food Stores National Tea Co. Riverside Bake Shop Tastee Sandwich Shoppe Gift Shops Gatherings Karen's Hallmark Shop Laverne's Town & Country Gifts Hardware Ace Hardware Coast to Coast Ruck's T V. Hardware Vycital's Hardware Hobbv and Sports Lee's Bait Shop McHenry's Favorite Sport Center •more local merchants joining all the time. Money Machin Cash Cards McHenry Hobby Shop McHenry Music Center McHenry Studio & Camera Center Placque Shack Smoke 'n Gun West The Sewing Room Tones Inc. Home Improvements A Furnishings Alexander Lumber Co. All About Home Improvement The Bath Shop City Wide Carpet Fabric Towne Georgetown Furniture Main Paint McHenry Drapery & Carpet Millstream Sales Niesens Linoleum Paneling Plus Jewelry Steffans Watch Repair & Jewelry Wahl Jewelers Marinas Fox River Boat Co. Hansen Marine Pharmacies Bolger Drug Store Mays Drugs Nye Drugs Taverns Jake's Dead End Lounge Old Bridge Tavern Steiny's House of Prager Mttcellanews Ben Franklin Carey Appliances Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service Conies Communications Ed's Rental Service Fino's Plumbing Frank Low Insurance Harriet's Amway Home Products Lendzion Leather Goods L&H Television Northern Propane Lee & Ray Electric VIP Pet Salon £st SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings 1209 North Green Street McHenry Illinois 60050 -- 81 5/385-3000 CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING Deposits insured to $20 000 by the federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp The tone changed as we went to the Joe Huemann wake. But, the Christian attitude of the family made it easier than sometimes to shake hands around. They couldn't wish for Dad to live longer and suffer. the most enjoyable parties we ever attended. .* 82 reasons to carry a MCHenry Savings SAVERS HOURS 9 00am to 4 30 p m Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 9 00am to 8 00 p m Friday Drive-In Window open Wednesday 9 00 a m to 2 00 p m Locker's Flowers 1213 N. 3rd. Street McHenry, Illinois*60050 815-385-2300 ALL PAST RECORDS AND HISTORIES REMAIN AVAILABLE OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 306 N. FRONT McHENRY, ILL 385-0031 EARL WALSH So I Hear 'e picked Agitate so Ca tnonade won the Kentucky D<gby. - he horses picked by many of vNEED CASH "Pronto"* OR YOUR HOME? investor who is look- . for 2 or 3 homes and li pay you cash. I Swings: . ftnn Phillips - 385-9360 ] |ifry Postal - 385-1459 Postal-Phillips, Inc. 3409 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois 815-385-9360 SPORTS EDITOR. the experts were bottled up way back in that mass of 23 horses. That's too many nags in one race. Weeks seem to fly past in a big hurry. It is Sunday night - and late. But, a deadline looms up and Monday night is filled with other lines of endeavor. Drove up to Richmond at noon to a place where they serve sandwiches with home made bread. The town was buzzing with people looking through the many antique stores. More young people than old. Had an eventful time in the afternoon in the beautiful home of the Ray Nelsens on Pistakee Bay. The Nelsens entertained for a Rotarian and his Rotary Ann from Australia, Coll and Mrs. Morris. Our gracious hostess opened the door before we had to knock and made us feel real welcome. Ray was there to greet us with that great smile of his - and anxious for us to state our wishes in the refreshment department. If we overdid with hors d'oeuvres it was because Lois Peterson served us a delicious assortment, then came back with a refill. Good kid, that Lois! Sociability abounded, making it hard to leave one of Joe Huemann was one of the solid citizens of Johnsburg, always interested and taking part in activities for the good of the community. He set a fine example for his sons to follow. And the merry-go-round goes round. Out to West Campus to the McHenry-Choral Club spring program. Director Adele Froehlich gave the large crowd a fine program, having a wealth of great talent in the group. We missed Mary Ann Wegener and Otto Pyritz who were unable to perform. Both are popular with the music crowd. The only trouble with the program was that we missed the Lawrence Welk show and learned later at Bimbo's that it was a great one with "Old Time Songs". Caught the exciting finish of the White Sox game with the Milwaukee Brewers. Sox won. What else? PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAX 8.1974 progressive McHenry Merchants honor our Money Machine Cash Cards. SAFE THIS TIME - A Warren base runner made it to second base on a deep fly ball caught by Steve O'Halleran. Steve's throw was on target to Doug Freund who is shown attempting to tag the runner. But, we nearly went nuts before Manager Chuck Tanner yanked Jim Katt, his starting pitcher. Being a Monday morning quarterback, we knew when Katt issued a walk and gave up a hit in the ninth inning that he had lost his magic. Then came a homerun and the score was 4- 3. We should have a hot line to the White Sox dugout. TOMASELLO'S Thurs., Night Women's League 514-203 C. Krumsee; 485 C. May; 482-187 K. Bradley; 474 B. Hettermann; 455 I. Stilling; 453-187 E. Mangold; 451 A. Ritter; 451 E. Mangold; 451 M.E. Freund. R.R's: M. Frett (5-7) Team Standings: 1) Tomasello's; 2) Central Garage; 3) Geo. Hiller & Son; 4) J. Frett & Son; 5) Kago; 6) McHenry Well & Pump 7) Rudolph's (tie); 8) Hiller's Builders; 9) Beauty Bazaar; 10) Harry's Arco; 11) JB & Son Mfg.; 12) House of David. This prize sailfish was taken 30 miles off the coast of Acapulco by Chuck Huffar of 4704 W. Bonner drive, McHenry. It weighed in a 136 lbs., and measured 8 feet 11 inches. Huffar, who had been deep sea fishing only once before, had won the trip offered by his company. It took him 30 minutes to bring the fish into the boat. In McHeniy You'll Find People Who Share Your Love For Beauty. They Shop At Locker's Flowers. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL HYBRID CATALYEH ORCHID CORSAGE Reg. 10.00 *7,50 STYLED IN LOCKERS USUAL ELEGAN Moments later the Warren playt^ tried to stretch his luck by stealing third, but was cut down in the process. The Warriors rolled to a 8-1 win. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) get if they read? How else- would we know that the flower of the month (May) is the lily of the valley or hawthorn (what's that?) ( Reading the papers recently we have learned that just because a person is indicted it does not follow that the courts will find him guilty. Isn't it wonderful what wealth of information one can ?, "LATE STARTERS: Hans Christian Andersen, Louis Pasteur, Thomas Edison, Albert Finstein, Winston Churchill all were classed as retarded, in their younger days. Thinclads Beat Dundee 83 To 62 In Dual Meet In a major change, harness racing at the McHenry County Fair this year will be shifted to the first two afternoons - Wednesday, July 31 and Thursday, August 1. This is an effort to make it possible for more people to view the races and avoid conflict with many other traditional Saturday-Sunday afternoon events. Howard Lamb is the superintendent of this year's harness attraction. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high track team defeated Dundee in a dual meet here last Thursday by a score of 83 to 62. Brian Nuss and Ev Klapperich each won two firsts for the Warriors. George Hansen won the discus with a fine throw of 135'2". Tim Talbot won the 880 in 2:01 and is nearing what seems to be the 2 minute barrier that has plagued him all season. Mike Cajthaml won the high jump, and Rick Freund won the pole vault. The sophomores completely dominated their meet with Dundee winning 107 to 43. Denny Useman won the 100, 220, and the long jump. Jerry Pepping won the mile, Andy Oakley won the 2 mile. Tony Bentz won the 120 high hurdles and the shot put. Mike Peterson won the high jump and I understand that old "Pete" has issued a challenge to young Mike. That event could draw a crowd. Steve Koerber won the low hurdles, and Wagner won the discus for the sophs. VARSITY 440 Yd Relay - Dundee, 45.9, McHenry. 120 Yd H. Hurdles - Miller - Dundee, 15.8, Cajthaml (McH), Rod (McH) 100 Yd Dash - Klapperich - McHenry, 108, Garman (D) Hansen (McH) 880 Yd Run - Talbot - McHenry, 2:01.1, Mielke (D) Sveen (McH) 880 Yd Relay - Dundee, 1:37.3, McHenry 440 Yd Dash - Garmon - Dundee, 51.4, Thorten G. (McH) Jacobs (McH) 330 Yd L. Hurdles - Nuss - McHenry, 41.3, Miler (D) Erickson (D) 1 Mile Run - Mielke - Dundee, 4:37.3, Mclnerney (McH) Scharton (D) 2 Mile Run - Scharton - Dundee, 9:46.8 Mclnerney (McH) Barnings (McH) 220 Yd Dash - Dillon - Dundee, 24.4, Jacobs (McH) Lueck (D) Mile Relay - McHenry, 3:44.2, Dundee Discus - Hansen - McHenry, 135'2", Decker (McH) Manning (D) Shot - Decker - McHenry, 42'6", Thorton (McH) Rode (McH) Long Jump - Nuss - McHenry, 19'12", Swartz (D) Geldermich (D) High Jump - Cajthaml - McHenry, 5'8", Swartz (D) Geldernick (D) Pole Vault - Freund R. Hansen, McHenry, 12'6", Freund S. (McH) Triple Jump - Klapperich - McHenry, 37'8V, Moy (D) Hignight (McH) SOPHS 440 Yd Relay - McHenry, 48.9, Dundee 120 Yd H. Hurdles - Bentz, McHenry, 18.4, Koerber (McH) Lee (D) 100 Yd Dash - Useman D. - McHenry, 10.9, Useman H. (McH) Fitzgerald (D) 880 Yd Run - Dorn - Dundee, 2:14.1, Murgatroyd (McH) Weyland (McH) 880 Yd Relay - McHenry, 1:41.8, Dundee 440 Yd Dash - Hinderliter - Dundee, 580, Casanas (D) Peddle (D) 330 Yd Hurdles - Koerber - McHenry, 44.7 Lee (D) Engmark (McH) Mile Run - Pepping - McHenry, 4:028, Oakley (McH) Porn (D) 2 Mile Run - Oakley - McHenry, 10:43.5, Pepping (McH) Dehn (McH) 220 Yd. Dash - Useman D. - McHenry, 25.0 , Griggs (McH) Olson (D) Mile Relay - McHenry - Dundee Discus - Wagner - McHenry, 102'7", Hutchinson (McH) Rudolph (McH) Shot - Bentz - McHenry, 33'10",Cox (D) Wagner (McH) Bucard (McH) Long Jump - Useman D. - McHenry, 17'6»/4'\ Donnel (D) Useman H. (McH) High Jump - Peterson - McHenry, 5'2", Bentz (McH) Packard (D) Pole Vault Weber - McHenry lO'O", Boernhoft (McH) Beck (McH) Sophs Win Two From North Chicago By 3-2 and 12-2 Scores The McHenry sophomore baseball Jeam won a pair of games Saturday from North Chicago 3-2 and 12-2. In the opener Tommy Ludwig went the distance for the win, and along with Tony Christy collected 2 hits. In the nightcap Christy threw a 4 hitter as the sophs put across 8 runs in the third inning. In this inning the young Warriors gathered 10 straight hits to put the game out of reach. Christy and Ron Himplemann each had 2 hits. On a sad note Joel Wakitsch sophomore catcher broke his arm in a collision at home plate and will be out for the rest of the season. The freshmen lost a pair to North Chicago 6 to 0 and 7 to 6. J.E. HOOPER, D.Y.M. ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS ASSUMED THE VETERINARY PRACTICE OF H.S. FIKE, D.Y.M. Many men now might grow a beard, if only they could think up some decent reason why. jr