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You don't have to be rich to Pistakee Ladies Golf League Thurs. morning the sky wasn't exactly sunny, but the girls managed to put in their all important 9 holes for their handicaps. The luncheon was a masterpiece of perfection--as usual! Peg placed a not only delicious, but beautifully served orange salad, chicken breasts stuffed with almonds and apples, green beans sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and her delectable apple fritters topped off with delicious coffee and a mouth watering lime ice parfait. Not to mention her home made rolls. She just has to be the best cook in the whole McHenry County! Mary Vales won the low putts prize for a 32 "Angel Face" - and she really has one - was sinking them the right way. Pat Barber, Dor Kreamcheck and Libby Johnson tied for low net with Dor Kreamcheck (our Pres.!) (whose husband says its fixed) taking home the prize. Bernice Dolce has been off her "footing" for the past 2 weeks; but she is now all set to give Ethel Broderich and Pat Scheskie a good run for the trophy. Keep your eye on Sandy Nank. She's coming up fast. Next week starts the serious golf. No more playing around - now its playing a round of really good golf. McHenry Youth League FOX RIVER STONE CO. FLAG STONIR- VENEER STONE _ LOCALFIELDSTONE & BOULDERS • IMPORTED BOULDERS In A Variety Of Colors • COLORED LANDSCAPE STONE • CRUSHED LIMESTONE • SAND GRAVEL Rt. 31 & McLean Blvd. - 5 Mi. So. of Elgin 742-6060 742-6064 - SOUTH ELGIN: Stock Car Racing McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE STANDINGS THRU 6-1-75 MAJOR DIVISION W L Condors 3 - 0 Orioles 3 -1 Owls 2 -1 Falcons 3 - 2 Hawks 1 - 2 Eagles ' 1-3 Bluebirds 1 - 3 Cardinals 1 - 3 Leading Pitchers: Randy Glick 2-0 Jeff Justen 2-0 Leading Hitters: (9 at-bats) Jack Jablonski .917 Greg Mroz .833 Bob Zeller .667 Player of the Week: Craig Cavanaugh MINOR DIVISION W L Falcons 4 -1 Bluebirds 4-1 Cardinals 4 - 2 Hawks 2 - 3 Orioles 2 - 3 Condors , 1-2 Owls 1 - 3 Eagles 1 - 4 Leading Pitchers: (2 decisions) Tim Evans 3-0 Frank Massheimer 2-0 David Bauer 2 -0 Leading Hitters: (9 at-bats) Tim Evans .636 Fritz Larsen .615 Dan Scheid .600 Scott Spengel ^ .583 Player of the Week: Tim Evans Sid Norton of McHenry served notice Saturday night that he intends to retain his position as track champion at nearby Wilmot, Wis., when he won the 25-lap feature race for late model sportsman cars going away. Norton began on the outside in the seventh row but managed to avoid a five-car pileup in the fourth turn early in the race and move up methodically through traffic to take the lead midway in the 15-lap event and then pull away from the field, lapping several slower cars in the process. Meanwhile, his brother Duke of nearby Wonder Lake didn't fare so well and was taken out of the action in the five-car crash, his car suffering heavy damage to both front and rear. Incredibly, the car was repaired in time to run in a special program Sunday night on the asphalt track at Lake Geneva. The Saturday night mishap stopped Duke in his bid for a fourth feature win,in a row. After the regular program another Norton-Sid's wife Patt-placed third in one of two special powderpuff races for women. She proved an able driver and passed several cars before drifting wide two laps before the end of the eight-lap race and losing ground to the two leaders. In the super* modified division, Jim Moulis of John- sburg took second in his heat race and then placed second in the 25-lap feature race. And McHenry's Jerry Reinhard was unable to finish among the leaders in his races. RIGHT OR LEFT Romans felt it was unwise to enter a house with the left foot first and thus slaves holding the doors were responsible for seeing that guests put their best foot for­ ward--and some slaves became known as footmen. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: <B^McHenr^^^38^)783 Johnsburg Tigers Drop Home Opener To Dixon 4 to 3 By Dave Hiller On Sunday, May 25 the Johnsburg Tigers lost their home opener to Dixon 4 to 3 in nine innings. The Tigers got on the board first when, with one out, Ron Miller singled, stole second, reached third on an infield out, and scored on passed ball. Dixon tied the ball game in the fourth, and added two more runs in the fifth. In the tiger half of the fifth, Steven George led off the inning with a triple, and later scored on Miller's second single of the day. In the seventh inning George led off with a double and Ron Miller hit his third single to send the game into extra innings. Dixon scored the winning run in the ninth inning when, with one out, the catcher Woodin hit a double, went to third on a passed ball, and then scored on an error. Bob Hundley was the losing pitcher for the Tigers going all the way. Peterson was the winner for Dixon. The Tigers were home last Sunday, June 1 against Earlsville. The Swing Of Things These young girls of the M.C.H.S. badminton team were snapped by the camera in various stages of their swings in a recent meet against Zion> Benton. It was a poor year for victories for the gals, but they are a young team and should be in the swing of things next season. Clockwise from top left are Sally Treichel (sophomore), Vicki Williams (junior), Mary Gattone (sophomore) and Sue Miller (sophomore). (STAFF PHOTOS- WAYNE GAYLOKD) Pinecrest To Host 3rd Junior Tourney » Easy Installation • 10 Position Tharmostat • Provan Rotary Compressor Save Energy Rang* Proven Rotary FINANCING AVAILABLE With Approved Credit 385-5500 Carey Appliance GBEEN STREET W m SALES & SERVICE GREEN STREET MALL 1241 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY / * . VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Wonder Lake Tennis YMCA Schedules Boosters Plan Court For Harrison School * A group called the Wonder Lake Tennis boosters has organized to work toward raising money for putting in a tennis court at Harrison school. The double court will be availabe to the community during off-school hours. This is an excellent opportunity for community improvement. It will cost only '2 the normal price of putting in a tennis court, since the bottom surface is already down, being used as an extra play area at the school. Indian Ridge Subdivision has graciously donated $1,500, a great kick-off for this project. This money was originally intended for a court in the subdivision, but as the price of putting in a court went up, they found it impossible to do it on their own. Indian Ridge wholly supports a school tennis court. Businesses, clubs, and in­ dividuals will be approached to help make this project a suc­ cess. The Tennis Boosters are very enthusiastic ana hope to raise an additional $5,500 by the end of June. Everyone wishing to donate or help may call an#*, of the following officers: President Denis Morimoto - 653-5956, John Eustice - 653- 6425, Jack Darby - 338-5002, Karen Utes - 653-9824 or Lydia Beccard - 728-0228. June Novak will give a free shampoo and set June 10 to anyone donating $4 or more to the tennis court fund sponsored bv .the Wonder Lake Tennis Boosters. An appointment will be necessary. Call 653-6093. Six Bus Trips Two Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in June have been scheduled for the summer bus trip program. Two buses will transport boys and girls, from 7 through 13 years of age, to interesting places in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Bus stops are planned at Algonquin Village Hall, Cary Oak Knoll School, Crystal Lake Central School, Crystal Lake Coventry School, Crystal Lake South School, Lake Region YMCA, Fox River Grove Railroad Station, Huntley Village Hall, Island Lake Village Halll, Lake-In-The-Hills School, McHenry Junior High School, Wonder Lake at Rt. 120 and Thompson Road,- Woodstock Clay Street School, and Woodstock Dean Street School. WRIGLEY FIELD The first bus trip is scheduled for June 16 to Wrigley Field where the Cubs will play Philadelphia. On June 18 the trip will be to the Chicago Fire Department Academy and Garfield Park Conservatory. On June 20 the trip will be a boat ride on Lake Michigan and a visit to Sears Tower. The June 23 trip will be to Adler Planetarium for the Sky Show and to the Field Museum of Natural History. On June 25 to Gait Airport for an airplane ride and to roller skate and on June 27 to the Great Lakes Naval Base and to play miniature golf. Specific summer schedules are now available upon request to the Lake Region YMCA at 459-4455. Schedules may also be picked up at the YMCA office at 7315 South Route 31 on Monday through Thursday from 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M., on Friday until 10:00 P.M., on Saturday from 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., and on Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. McHenry High Girls Swing At Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Golf News Pretty Putters a part of the program. When somebody mentioned that the hall was packed with people, Bob Adams commented, "They must have thought it was Bingo night". On Friday, May 23 the girls golf classes of McHenry High School - West Campus, went on an all day golf outing to Chapel Hill Country Club. Teeing off at 8:30, forty-one girls played nine holes of golf. For most girls it was their very first time on a course-explaining the Scores that ranged from 61 to 158! Mrs. Lou Whitaker (Nudge), physical education teacher at west, said. "Although the scores seemed a little high, I feel it was a very educational experience. Most important the girls had a really good time." Some of the comments the girls said were: "How many strokes have I taken -12 or 13?", "What hole are we on, anyway?", "1 should have brought my bathing suit for all times 1 was in a water hazard or sand trip ", "I can't believe hole No. 17!", "Will someone hold the barbwire for me while I look for my golfball "Do we have to count a 11 our wiffs ?•' "Gee that was fun!" Those who participated in the golf outing were: Char Weingart, Jaye Shappert. Julie Lunkenheimer, Beth Bazan, Cathy Scully, Nudge, Sandy Clark. Laurie Bender, Cindy Miller. Gail Lehman. Carol Leighty, Dawn Westgard, Pat Flanagan, Vickie Holmes. Linda Fisher, Christ Williamson, Terri Wilson, Terri Hartsell, Pat Henely, Carleen Nicholson. Deb Wisniuski, Pam Shuttleworth, Annette Pintozzi, Maureen Frantz, Sharal Koenigseder, Vicki Temple, Wilma Rasmusson, Sue Christy, Toni Diedrich, Jody Anderson, Cindy Simmons, Laura Simon, Mary Kanter. Cindy Smid, Laura Bornhoeft, Bonnie VanBuren, LeeAnn LoPresti, Linda Brown, Karen Covalt. Sue Christmann, Mary Vanderwheel, Pat Murray. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL Complete Package To Fit Most Furnaces. Includes Coil, Condenser, Line Set Relay And Thermostat Completely Installed. Typical 3 Bedroom Home For As Low As. *780°° 29,000 B.T.U. Prices could vary according to your particular home. Call for FREE ESTIMATE. Absolutely no obligation. R.D. HAHN & SONS SHEET METAL, INC. By Evelyn Sanford Low team net the event on Tuesday, May 27, was won by Harry's Arco. RESULTS AS OF JUNE 1 Sponsors Longhorn Dejka Welding Nowak Construction Northern 111. Vinyl Harry's Arco Brush N'Curl Forms Corporation Du-Ro Duffers Little Chef McHenry Floral McHenry Roofing Hettermann's Captains Standings Dorothy Kreamcheck 20 Theresa Dejka 19 Gladys Blair 18»4 Greta Martin 17 Doris Freund I6M2 SharonScott 16 Nancy McAuliffe 15 Laura Schmitt 10 JoniePopelka 9^> Betty Gende 9 Pat Barber 8^ Evelyn Sanford 8 Gals, please check the bulletin board for your Tee time. 209 E. ROUTE 120 McHENRY. ILL. 385-9670 ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Name the horse that won the Preakness. 2. Who won the Ali-Lyle bout? 3. Who was named A.B.A. commissioner? 4. Name the winner of the New Orlean Open golf tournament 5. Who won theMaxon-Dixon 500 stock car race? Aiswors to Sports Oiiz •UOSJBaj piABQ •§ •jadsBO jfina •ejaqassngaa 9AB(3 *S •qui aqj ui nv ' Z •iCqaaa iajs^w 'l \ Hairstyling is not just an expensive hair cut. Hairstyling is an important part of good grooming. Without a good cut a good style is impossible. But styling is more than justa good hair cut. It is understanding your hair, knowing how to keep it looking good and being able to style it easily. Without good styling techniques a good hair cut can be wasted! JAHE'S STYLING FOR MEN AND WOMEN By Appointment 815-385-7771 3317 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois FOR NEW CUSTOMERS STARTING ON JUNE 1, 1975 The initial cost of $20 will include 2 appointments. The first appointment is to select the style, the shampoo* the cut and teaching the customers to use the driers to keep the style looking right. The second appointment, 2 weeks later is made to further develop the customers styling skills and to work out problems that may have developed. THROUGH THIS PLAN THE CUSTOMER CAN EXPECT A NOTICEABLE IMPROVEMENT IN HIS OR HER HAIR WITHIN 2 WEEKS PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1975 SPORTS EDITOR--1 - Holy Hector! It was billed as a testimonial dinner at the V.F.W. for Tom Bolger and Yours Truly upon our retirement from City of­ fices. Wow! It was a "Roast Party". They let us have it. But, it was great fun, one of the best times of our lives. For our part, when we were called on to respond, we were tired out from laughing. We knew something was coming when that masterful M.C., Arnold Rauen, started out with some little gems. We had no idea of the heavy ar­ tillery that was coming later. So many people did so much to make this a great event that we hesitate to mention names. Sure as heck we would leave somebody's name out. It was a night for Tom and me to remember with smiles on our maps. Best crack of the nigKt wasn't Would like to get schedules of the Johnsburg Tigers and American Legion games. Nolan Ryan pitched his fourth no-hit ball game Sunday. He's the fellow the New York Mets traded away. "Too late Schmart", might apply to the Mets. Short summer. We are told that fall fashions for ladies are out. No wonder the world is up­ side down. Columbus told us the earth is round, but just read the reports on the economy in all countries and you will say it is flat. own one-- J " ' t h e o r y - C o o l General Electric 4000 BTU, 115 V., 7 Amp. General Electric 6000 BTU, 115 V., 7l/2 Amp., 2-Speed Room Air Conditioner PORTABLE ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Only 43 lbs. light... makes c o o l i n g p o r t a b l e a s T V ! • Easy Installation • Durable, molded outdoor case, can't rust • 10-Position Thermostat • Proven Rotary Compressor General Electric 10,000 BTU, 3-Speed Room Air Conditioner "EARL WALSH So I Hear To our dear contributors. Some still turn in copy that is not double-spaced. Please leave room between lines for editing and saving our type sette. 's eyes. Some are better than others, but none of us are so good that we don't need editing. We are thankful to have Marie to watch our own copy. Talk about inflation. A good athlete gets out of college and demands a few million bucks and such minor fringe items as a Rolls Rovce to sign a pro contract. So many nice things have happened. Joe Etten came to our door with a nicely wrapped gift and said, "This is something 1 know Mary would want you to have". It's Irish all over. Theannual "JoeFrettNight" will be held Friday, June 27th, 7 p.m. in the Johnsburg Com­ munity Hall. The boys play golf during the day, then gather 'round for a good time, good food and awarding of prizes. You had better get j our name in right now if you want to join the crowd. Pinecrest Golf & Country Club in Huntley will host its Third Annual Pinecrest Junior Golf Classic on June 18 and 25, 1975. The 36-Hole Tournament will consist of 18 holes on June 18 and 18 holes on June 25. Mate contestants 13 years of age and under 20 years of age are eligible. There will be two Flights: Senior Flight, age 16- 19 and Junior Flight, age 13-15. Entry blanks for the Junior Classic may be obtained from Pinecrest Golf & Country Club. Box 638, Huntley, Illinois Phone: 312-669-3111. I ATHLETES 1 I AWAY ( Alexander Thomas of 710 Center St. won a varsity letter in cross country at Beloit College this year. Nice going.