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Swim Instruction To Begin At YMCA Pool The Lake Region YMCA, 7350 S. Route 31 in Crystal Lake, is offering a summer swim program in their clear, warm, indoor pool located on the West side of Route 31 just South of Route 14. SWIM INSTRUCTION for pre-school, youth, high school, and adults will be offered starting June 24, JutyJB, July 22, Aug. 5, and Aug. l^TClass will meet Monday through Friday for two weeks for ten lessons. Saturday classes meet once a week for * 10 Saturdays beginning on June 29. RECREATION SWIMS June 24 through Sept. 1 are as follows: YOUTH (7-ir yrs.) Monday through Friday 1:00 - 2:00 and 3:30 - 4:30 p.m., Saturday 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL (includes those entering high school in September) Monday through Thursday 2:00 - 3:00, 4:30 - 5:30 and 8:00 - 8:45 p.m., Friday 2:00 - 3:00, 4:30 - 5:30 and 9:00 - 10:00, Saturday 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. ADULTS (18 yrs. and up) Monday through Thursday Noon - 1:00, 5:30 - 6:00, 8:45 - 9:30 p.m., Friday noon - 1:00, 5:30-6:00 p.m. The above times are for adults only. Adults also swim in lanes from 8:45 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on weekdays. Saturdays 9:15 - 6:00 p.m. and Sundays from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Qualified lifeguards on duty whenever the pool is Open. Pool is available for splash parties. Call Richard Young, Physical Director, for Saturday and Sundays evening rentals. FAMILY SWIMS children must be accompanied by at least one parent in the water when participating in family swims. Parents are expected to watch children from 1-6 yrs. while swimming. Monday through Friday 6:00 - 7:00 and 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., Saturday 4:00 - 5:00 and 5:00 - 6:00 p.m., Sunday 2:00 - 3:00, 3:00 to 4:00 and 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ Womoch LAKE FIOTULA 4-t US.C-& *«• Ev Ktapperich, junior sprinter on Coach Wally Scott's McHenry high track team, won the trophy for scoring the most points for the second year in a row. Klapperich competed in the 100 and 220 yd. dashes, plus a relay and the triple jump in scoring 194 points, surpassing his school record of 185. The young man competed in the State Finals as a sophomore in the 100 yd. dash, and this past season was a repeat performer in the 100 and 220 yd. dashes in the State Finals in Charleston. The lanky junior is also a halfback on Coach Bill Day's football team. Coach Wally Scott is shown presenting the trophy to Ev. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) There is more than a little interest in a golf treat coming up at McHenry Country Club on FYiday of next week. After talking with Vale Adams, our enthusiasm is growing by leaps and bounds. There will1 be some fun and we want to see it. feature that everyone likes -- there is no walking. The show is done from one spot near the clubhouse. What better way to give you information on the event than to take it straight from a press release. So here we go. Dobbertin Selected * f. . .. ion North Suburban All-Star Ball Team S MCHENRY AREA ' ' LEAGUE 12 IHCH SOFTBALL , Local golf fans are in for a big treat on June 14th when GolfdoWs newest star, Paul Hahn, Jr., visits the McHenry Country Club at 6:30 p.m. This handsome young man has been touring the world with his amazing and entertaining exhibition of trick golf shots and educational golf clinic. Last year he flew completely around the world with his father in their twin - engine Aztec, gave 65 exhibitions in 24 countries on five continents. Combining good golf with good humor, young and handsome Hahn will make your day. The fourth annual one-day horse trial sponsored by the Fox River Valley Pony club is scheduled for Saturday, June 8, starting at 8 a.m. It will be held at the Barrington Hills Riding center, Bateman road and Hwy. 62, Barrington Hills. This is a three-phase event: Cross country, dressage and stadium jumping. By Dick Rabbitt ; Bob Dobbertin senior catcher on Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High baseball team \?as honored by the conference coaches by being selected on the All - Conference Team at a meeting in Lake Zurich on Monday night. Bob was the mainstay of the Warriors this season as they compiled a season record of 10 wins and 18 losses. : Last week Bob was accorded another honor when he was selected by his teammates as the Most Valuable Player for the 1974 season. J Libertyville, the conference champions, led the selection of the coaches with 5 boys named fo the team. \ Players named to the North ! uburban team were as : allows: \ Harrington ; hellenbach C iimond P Rife Bock Libertyville Eggert King Leon i Schroeder Jenkins Crown Kobat Hagen McHenry Dobbertin Crystal Lake Alcott Langlee Mundelein Putkonen Boothe Dundee Falese "Eruin Zion Benton Hardin Monaghan Lake Forest Roscher 2b P 3b 2b SS OF P lb P OF SS P 3b P Of lb P 3b M c HENRY McHENRY 385 -0144 STARTS FRIDAY Nightly at 7:00 & 9:00 BUTCH & THE KID ARE BACKI iustforthefunofhl RAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD KATHARINE ROSS. 'BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID" Panavision* • Color by DeLuxe* ft HARVARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. (815) 943-4451 iHHkl FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW FEATURED • FRI. JUNE 7th thru THURS. JUNE 13$: Doors Open 6:55 - Cartoon at 7:06 - Feature at 7:15 - Out at 8:53 T IT PEC PG DESZ ARNAZ.JR. Rusty Nail went two wins anc no losses for the season as they won a 22-17 decision over the Riverside Bake Shop. Coasting. with a 9-2 lead going into the top of the 4th the Rusty Nail was 'surprised' as the Bake Shop scored 10 big runs and take the lead. Three Rusty Nail runs in the bottom half of the 4th tied the score at 12 runs each and after 5 more Bake Shop runs in the top of the 5th inning Rusty Nail clinched the come-from behind victory with nine runs of their own in the bottom half of the same inning. For the Riverside Bake Shop Jim Meeker went 3 for 4 including 2 doubles; Russ Weyland and John Little both added 3 hits each including a triple by Weyland and a 2-run homer by Little. Bryce Klontz contributed a run scoring triple and two singles. Rusty Nail's hitting again proved adequate as Gary Schmitt's 5 for 5 with two homeruns indicate. Bill Comstock and Bill Ackerman both added 4 for 5 with Pete Elliot going 5 for 6. Busse, L. Schmitt, Grey, and D. Schmitt all had 3 hits a piece in a 33 hit attack. In other action covering the games of May 27th-28th Brake Parts lost a game to Jerry's Phillip's 66, by a 15-5 score. Jake's Dead End Lounge wiped out the McHenry Hospital 12-2 as the Hospital could manage but <me hit in eight innings of play. Jerry's Phillip's 66 won a 19- 17 victory over Swanson Chalet. A 25 hit effort plus costly errors (6 of them) gave Phillip's 66 their second win of the season. A see-saw scoring duel in which Phillip's grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first; and then coming from behind with 4 in the fourth to retake the lead 9-7; and with 3 in the sixth inning they again SKYLINE Rout* 120 - 1 Mile Eait of McHenry OPEN ALL WEEK Fri. 6/7 Thru 6/13 Non - golfers are also entertained by his comical antics as he pulls out an assortment of goofy -golf club6 and intersperses shots with funny one line jokes. His distance off the tee will hold audiences gasping for he is one of the longest hitters in the game. He uses tees up to three feet in height and stands on a sports stick to hit the tallest. He goes through a line of four tees, graduated in height from six to eight to ten to twelve inches, all the time with patter coming in the same rapid fire as he swings. His comical club6 include a driver with a rubber garden hose attached as the shaft. With this club, he hits the ball down the fairway over 200 yards. With a driver 74" long (regular length of a driver is 43 inches) he pounds out 300 yard drives with machine like consistency. Mrs. Town Club Beaton phoned to say Bee Line is wrong about treating toadstools. Ours are thriving where a tree was removed and roots remain. So, now Mrs. Beaton says the toadstools will eventually put those roots' to rest, then disappear. Jim Keevil says his Cubs didn't really join that league out west. They just stopped off in Wichita. MCHENRY JUNIORS YOUTH LEAGUE STANDINGS MAJORS: Cardinals 4-0 Orioles 4-1 Condors •' 3-1 Falcons 2-3 Owls 1-2 Bluebirds 1-3 , Hawks 1-3 Eagles 0-3 PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 8i 16 MM EPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS ADULT FILMS 'peatme PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO ELEVEN We Listen! Films Selected For Our Majority of Couples Audience! FEATURES^FULL LENGTH - COLOR & SOUND # NEw'-CifAH'-MMro FEATURED • FRI. JUNE 7th thru THURSL JUNE 13th: LOST KITTY-CAT MOJWS WISHES EXPLIC"T ADULT VlILMSVoR*MATURE M EN & VVOMEH ONLY! [LIMITED TO AGE 18 81 OVER - POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED 11 Camera fans may bring out their shutter boxes and have a field day as he allows photography at all times during the exhibitions. Another retook the lead 12-10. Seven runs , in the seventh sewed up the ball game although the Chalet left the tying run on base in the bottom half of the final inning. Jerry Bellak and G. Martel homered for Phillip's 66. Martel's with the bases empty, Bellak's with one on. Paul Adams hit a three-run homer and Dave Diedrich did likewise for Swanson Chalet in a losing effort. Anderson and Jerry Wendt added 8 hits between them for the winners including 3 doubles. Vic Freund went 4 for 4 and Paul Adams went 3 for 3 for the Chalet -- scoring 4 runs apiece. Dale Snell hit safely 3 times for the Chalet while Martel, Bellak and Wenk each hit safely 3 times for the winning Phillip's ball club. Leading Hitters: Alan Garrelts Mark Vogt Jim Althoff Leading Pitchers: Tom Jablonski Ron Crook Tom Maxon Player of the Week: Tom Jablonski M-.ORS: Cardinals • Bluebirds Falcons Hawks Owls Eagles Orioles Condors Leading Hitters. Jeff Smith Keith Belzer John Grether Leading Pitchers: Tim Butler Dan Long [ Mitzvin .70C .667 .625 2-0 2-0 2-1 1. Many boats today have a * capacity plant, generally located on the instrument panel, which indicates its recommended: 1. Maximum speed; 2. Maximum fuel capacity ; 3. Maximum weight - carrying capacity; 4. None of the above 2 . Anticipated water conditions and the activity in which you expect to engage while under way are factors that must be given consideration when loading a boat. The most important other factor would be the: 1. Beam of the boat; 2. Average water depth; 3. Distance you intend to travel.; 4. .Weight of all equipment and persons aboard 3. Year after year more lives are lost as the result of vessels capsizing than any other type of casualty. Why do vessels capsize? 1. Careless operation; 2. Improper loading and overloading; 3. Ignoring weather warnings; 4. All of the above. Answers: \ on S fr on Z 8 on I Rules of the Road--Signals Signals are given when vessels are in sight, when intent of other vessel is in doubt or collision risk exists. Danger Signal -- several short rapid blasts, not less than four. In narrow channels power vessels should keep to starboard side, and when approaching a bend or curve shall give one long blast. In fog, mist or heavy rain vessels shall sound a prolonged blast at one minute intervals. MENS 16" SOFTBALL Rick Freund a senior fallback and all North Suburban league choice last fall, and pole vaulter on Coach Wally Scott's (track team this spring, was selected as the Athlete of the Year. Rte^ was the mainstay of Coach Bill Day's football team last fall, and was selected by his teammates as the Most Valuable player. Thb spring Rick vaulted 14' to break his own school record- Congratulations are really in order to this young man for an outstanding performance during the past year. Bill Blankenhorn (r) presented the award toRick. ^TAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD). Benefit Horse Show For Cystic Fibrosis Saturday, June 8th and Sunday, June 9th at 9 a.m. will be the second annual benefit horse show for Cystic Fibrosis at the Plainfield Riding Club showgrounds at 95th Street and Carls Drive, between routes 30 and 59 northwest of Plainfield. Appaloosa horses will be showing on Saturday beginning with 74 colts at halter. There will be halter classes for stallions, geldings, and mares. A Jr. grand and reserve >ohampion as well as a grand and reserve champion will be chosen in the halter classes. There will be classes for Jr. and Senior Appaloosa horses as well as for Jr. riders 13 and under, and 14 - 17. There will be jumping, trail, pleasure, reining, bareback^ horsemanship English, Indian - costume, stake, stump, and- rope race, lead line 6 and - under, and walk trot 10 'and. tinder. There will be a trophy and" , special award to the high point youth of the day and a trophy to the high point horse of the day. For information call 815-436- ?«66. Special Interest Classes at YMCA The Lake Region YMCA, will be offering special interest classes this summer for adults and high school students. They will be: Motorcyle" Stfety, Aquanatics (a water Exercise class), Judo Club, Karate ft Scuba. Classes start June 24th. call or write the YMCA for further information. Swim instruction for beginners and deep water swimmers will be offered as well. Recreational swims are available daily, both day and evening hours. Both the weight room and exercise rooms are available for your use anytime the YMCA. is open. Basketball ft Volleyball* will be part of this suihmers activities, along withy special scheduled family nighf*. programs. For you joggers, there is 20 acres of land on which to run for your life, and then come in and enjoy a dip in the pool and a refreshing shower. Exercise can make your summer a more enjoyable one!! LEAGUE STANDINGS 5-0 4-0 3-2 2-2 1-2 1-3 1-4 04 .818 .750 .600 2-0 2-0 2-1 Bavaria Haus Old Bridge Fox Lake Hetterman's V.F.W. Jake's Carl's Teko's W L 5 1 4 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 3 1 5 1 5 HOME RUNS -- Smith, Pitzen, Barth, Thiel, Mclntyre, J. Miller,; .. Brennan, and Spasojevich, 1. RUNS BATTED IN - W. Hiller, 12; Barth and Frantz, 10. DOUBLES -- B. Meyer, 9; W. Hiller, 5; L. Smith and Kazlausky 4. TRIPLES -- Frantz, 3; Jackson, B. Meyer, Dick Meyers and Bill DeCicco, 2. LEAGUE LEADERS (14AB or more) ab r h avg. B. Meyer 24 11 16 .667 Thiel 17 8 11 .647 George 16 5 10 .625 Kilday 16 4 10 .625 Frantz 15 4 9 .600 Soda 22 9 13 .591 Magnuson 14 6 8 .571 Dick Meyers 23 11 13 .565 B. Pusateri 20 8 11 .550 DIVOT DOLLS Player of the Week: 'John Doesser MINIS: Yanks Braves Pirates Cubs Indians Tigers W L T 3 0 0 2 0 1 2 10 I 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 SH0WPIACE 1 & 2 ON R0UU 14 JUST WEST OF ROUU 31 CRYSTAL IA*S 815 455 1005 Sox Giants Leading Hitters: Billy Herrmann Mark Thompson * Tim Evans Leading Pitchers: Randy Buenzli Billy Herrmann 5 tied Player of the Week: Mike Nank 2 1 2 1 .833 .800 .667 2-0 2-0 1-0 Forty gals played a first round of Class Match Play, the winners will continue through the 11th ft 18th with Classes A ft C playing final round before June 25th. Winners this week Class A Low Net 75 -- tie Joan Buss and Judy Smithson. Judy reports her 2nd birdie this year on No. 16, for a total of 3. Alvina Yopp in Class A also birdied the 15th to put her bird on the Birdie Tree. In Class B Low Net 78 -- tie Char Zwissler, Dot Freund, Low Putts tie Dee Overton and Marty Jemiola. Mabel Smith is our 2nd Class B player to get a birdie. Mabel deuced the 18th. BOTCH ATM IQD ARE BACK I 'BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID" Panavision* • Cotor by D«Lux«* (ft Weekdays 7:20 & 9:20 S. & S. 1:15, 3:20. 5:25, 7:30 & 9:30 .OUTDOOR IGRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223 -8155 $4.00 CARLOAD • STARTS FRIDAY « JACK NICHOLSON THE LAST DETAIL wwvwwvwvwwwv Stock Car Racing McHenry's Mike Simon won the second heat in the Hobby Stock Division at Waukegan June 1. Bob Anzinger finished third in the Late Model Super Stock Divsion June 2 at Waukegan. He was the leader in the first heat in qualification. In Class C (youth wins out) Kris Newkirk -- Low Net of 82. Low Putts tie, Sully Consago and Dot Westerngaard. In addition to all this fine golf there were 3 hard won matches that continued down the 19th hole. Floss O'Connell over Laverne Harpling, Millie Leiston over ' Marilyn Reihansperger, par on No. 1 and Marion Donnelly over Betty Wayman. The 9 hole group played Selective 5 holes -- won by Shirley Nye, Low Putts tie -- Shirley Nye and Fran Herrmann, Low Gross, Evelyn Guntner and Low Net Eunice Stowell. Next week our presideqt would like to have a short meeting before , 8:30 tournament tee time. CarOl would like to have a discussion on Tournament Procedure and Play, plus a short question and answer period on Rules. Everyone try to be there by 8:00, June 11th. Our grounds Supt. Harold Michels made 2* lag hit with all the gals with tlje new flower tees. Did you notice how we are up front now gals?? Thank you Mike and alia Greens Chairman Art Jacksoit Weekdays 7:05 & 9:10 S. & S. 1:00, 3:00, 5:00 7:00, 9:05 "AU. SEATS $1.00 TIL 5 p.m. SAT. I SUN POJfc Tfl M WtlTMMl mmoMriwrnGwcn ,» BARRY SCKtRMAN •«» m, ROftRI M WElTMAN .BUZ/HULK. CPvma jkamus ALSO LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE FRI & SAT. FLEA MARKET Bargains Galore SUNDAYS 8-4 P.M. (SELLERS WANTED) FORMAL WEAR REjjTAL All OCCASIONS? tbubiiM* 1214 N.Green St., McHenry*"