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»* ^ jr •" xC* ' "**&? *•«*«> Left to right at Indian Ridge beach in Wonder Lake are: Red Cross Swim Instructor David Strohm, Debbie Marshall, John Sorenson, Ei­ leen Ahern, Steve Sorenson and Kathleen Ahem. At far right is Red Cross Swim Instructor Adele Marshall.'* ' , f Red Cross Water Safety Swim lessons begin July ^V18in Won­ der Lake at five subdivision beaches. Classes are from 9-12 a.m. with the exception of Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving class at 1:00 p.m. In case of rainy days resulting in class cancellations, classes will be made up. The following classes have been or­ ganized by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake after taking registration on June 14 and 16 and June 28. At Highland Shores, Karen Shilgalis will be the instructor of five begin­ ner classes, one advanced and intermediate class. Lookout Point Instructor is Adele Mar­ shall who will teach one be­ ginner class, one advanced be­ ginner, one intermediate, one swimmer and advanced swim­ mer. Adele will also teach an afternoon Jr. and Sr. Lifesav­ ing class. David Strohm is the instructor at Indian Ridge beach consisting of two beginner classes, and one advanced be­ ginner. At Wooded Shores, Joy­ ce Setzler will be the instruc­ tor of three beginner classes, one intermediate and two ad­ vanced beginner classes. Sandy Hansen will be instructing four classes at Wonder Woods. McHEN?Y COUNTY 'S NEWEST NEW CAR DEALER Lead ing fhe t r end i n au tomo t i ve sa les and se rv i ce . TRENT Lincoln Mercury 4611 W. R te . 120 McHenry , M ' i no i s Phone 385 - 8H 60 PG. 6- PLAINDEALER ^ JULY 3, 1969 by Carol Cooney The results of the third and final round of MATCH PLAY tournament saw Anna Johnson win, on the 18th hole, over Vir­ ginia Turner in Class A. Class B - Myrt Johnson defeated Dor­ othy Freund and in Class C - Mabel Smith, who had defeated Elaine Justen, won over Mar­ ion Donnelly, who had defeated Barb-Weber. LOW NET for the day in Class A - Virginia Turner and Carol Cooney at 79, Class B - Myrt Johnson with a 76 and Joan Schloskey with 79 in Class CL LOW PUTTS: Class A - Car­ ol Cooney - 31, Class B - Ethel Conway, Emily Hester and Kathryn Bolger with 32 and in Class C - Nadine Larkin at 31. SAILING SCHOOL -- From left, Lucile Snyder, Linda Lieberson, Mrs. Jodi Lieberson and'Theo May. The Liebersons live at 1424 W. Bay Road in McHenry. They are shown sailing an Annapolis 25 sailboat from the Chesapeake Bay location of Annapolis Sail* ing School. Earl Walsh *SO I HEAR Spats Editor Cain, Guttke Head Rookies In Lake County Rifles Camp SPORTS Jit Haven't seen our friend, Jim Donnellan, for a long time. When Jim isn't busy as Chief Au­ ditor for the Shaw newspapers, he spends his time worrying about the White Sox. We told Jim a long time ago to set up a higher budget for the sports department. That would have given us a chance to go in there to spend some time with those Sox and offer some advice. Free advice. in the mountains." - Hi Jim Jones, Nice to be remembered. Sounds like you toss out a lot of bait. Do you catch any fish? Bet the wives are waiting to clean them. Trying to recall a poem we printed many years ago--"Out Fishing*." The late Msgr. Nix said it was better than a ser­ mon. If anybody has that poem, we would like to get it. Keep tossing out that line, Jim. Best wishes to You and Yours, S.I.H. We thought the Cubs were lovers. But, they went up to Montreal and turned out to be fighters. McHenry Teen-Age Softball League (As of Tuesday, July 1) STANDINGS Lakeland 6-1 Bakery 5-1 Johnsburg 5-3 S A C 3 - 3 Dee Concrete 1 2-4 Reids * 1-5 Cicero 1-6 HOME RUNS: Owen-SAC 3 , Conway-SAC 3 R. Wakitsch-Johnsburg 2 D. Smith -J ohns burg 2 Wiedenhoeft-SAC 2 J. Smith-Lakeland 2 J. Reinboldt-Bakery N^2 Richards-Cicero 2 RUNS BATTED IN: Mauch-Dee ' 17 Owen-SAC 16 Br ennan-Johnsburg 16 T. Janik-Lakeland 12 Conway-SAt 12 D. Smith-Johnsburg R. Wakitsch-Johnsburg 11 Himpelmann-Johnsburg 11 Jackson-Bakery -jh" 10 J. Reinboldt-Bakery 10 J. Todd-Dee 10 BATTING AVERAGE: 1. Oeffling-Bakery .706 2. Mauch-Dee .682 3. L. Miller-Dee .667 4. D. Schaefer-Bakery .654 5. Olson-Cicero .609 6. Collins-Bakery .600 7. Himpelmann-J'burg .586 8. D. Bruhn-Reids .583 9. Joe Dehn-Johnsburd .579 10. Owen-SAC .571 Our gals, who help Foreman Dick put the paper together-- Linda and Debbie-- painted Dick's desk a barn red this week. Not a sign of green. Any­ body want a barn painted? We close with another little note on fishing. A girl just phoned to tell us that Glen Pet­ erson has a "Gone Fishing" sign on his bakery. This same girl saw Glen this Wednesday morning with the purchase of a clothesline--double roll. She thinks he must be going after the big ones. Wonder what he uses for a pole? Credit Tom Burton for sta­ tistics on the Teenage Softball League. Hope he will send in some notes on the games. The Fourth of July is just around the bend. Let's hope the sun shines down on the Amer­ ican Legion Carnival. The Mc­ Henry Post has been good to and for McHenry down through the years. Without our service organizations, patriotism would go down the drain in this great country of ours. Excavations into a mound 79 feet deep in northern Pa­ lestine recently disclosed 18 different strata of ruins with flint of cave-man days at bot­ tom, through many layers of Egyptian monuments, Crusa­ der masonry, Arab records, Greek columns, Roman streets and buildings, to the present level of sun-baked ho­ vels. * - Heading the list of rookies, who were scheduled to appear in camp for the Lake County Rifles Tuesday, July 1, are Mike Cain and Ken Guttke Cain, who is better known as Chico, played with the Rock- ford Rams as a defensive back before inking his pact with the Rifles. The 27-year-old played his college ball at Northern Illinois and currently resides at North- lake. He is 5-8 and 165. Cain attended East Leyden high school. Guttke was a linebacker with * the Denver Colts before com­ ing to the Rifles. The versatile gridder, who also played at Northern Illinois one year, is also a center and a punter. Angelo Dabiero, vice-pres­ ident of the Rifles, named An­ drew J. Ortolano of Niles as director of player personnel. Ortolano, who is 30, has been affiliated with Bishop Quarter Military school, Oak Park; De- Paul academy; St. Benedicts highschool; Western Illinois State colleges; and Com­ missioner of football lea­ gue in Wells Park and bas­ ketball league in Clarendon Park. Other rookies who are sched­ uled to appear include Ralph Sotak, South Chicago, Indiana, a 6-2 240-pounder who played in the Marine Corps; Bill Lutz, Mundelein, who played semi- pro ball at Trenton, New Jer­ sey; and Roland Neal, who was Hadn't seen Junior Freund for a while, but he was in with a big smile Monday after the Cubs won two games. "Just wanted to drop in to say hello," said ' Junior. rKENOsaTmuN^ SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wisconsin "Brenda" gave us this note that came in with a personal concerning a trip taken by Lor- ean and Roy Redwanz to Cal­ ifornia: "Adele, tell SIH that Jim says hello. He is really "living" out there. Often goes fishing before work, after work and sometimes during lunch hour. He took Roy "Shad" fishing in the American River. It is really a sight to see. All the men lined up in the middle of the river fishing while their wives and children wait and play on the beach. They often take camping trips up Super-Fast Modified Aijlcr Sportsman Stock Car Auto Racing. Every Saturday Night! Thrill - Fast - Racing - Action! on the best clay oval track. See the best drivers in Illinois and Wise. Area. Time Trials 7:00 - Races - 8:30 p.m. Pace Car Courtesy John Teresi. Chevrolet - Olds - Antioch, III. IRA SANCTIONED !! NOTICE McHenry Stale Bank McMerj#y Closed 385-104C July all Chicago. Lutz, a six-foot 297-pounder, played his prep ball at Lib- ertyville. The 26-year-old is listed as a defensive tackle. James West, who played his prep ball at Round Lake, where he still resides, is also among the prospects for the Rifles. The center attended college at Northwest Missouri State col­ lege. He is 6-4 and listed as 220 pounds. i Chicago gridders attending camp will include Paul Bretz, Robert Antol, Bob Threatte, Mike Brown and Ron Kupisch. Also trying out for the Rifles will be Ewell Gordon, North Chicago; Melvin Van Sky, Ar­ lington Heights; Bruce Bazsali, Elgin; who played at Carmel; Bill Henry, Franklin Park; Bill Selleck and George Herman, Palatine; Ken Schuerr, McHen­ ry; and Jim Andre, Lake Villa. More than 70 candidates were expected for the opening drills. The squad will be trimmed to " 40, plus an eight-man taxi squad before the season opener. The Rifles are scheduled to open the season August 2 in their new home at Carmel Sta­ dium in Mundelein when Del- avan will be the opponent in a Central States League exhibi­ tion tilt. Shamrocks Drop Games To Wheaton; Busy Schedule Of Games This Week JUNIOR SPORTS JAMBOREE In almost 200 Illinois com­ munities, boys and girls be­ tween the ages of 10 and 15 are vigorously running and jumping their way to physical fitness this month. They are striving for honors -in their own version of the Olympics-- the Illinois Junior Sports Jam­ boree. Entered in local meets, at the first level of the state­ wide competition, the young­ sters are vying for the honor of entering the regional con­ tests in 10 geographical areas beginning the end of June. From each regional, a maximum of 59 first place winners will e- merge, ready to enter the state finals at Granite City, Aug. 7, 8 and 9. The Jamboree, now in its 14th year, is sponsored by the division of community ser­ vices of the Illinois Youth Com­ mission in cooperation with the Illinois Jaycees. The McHenry Shamrocks lost a double header to Wheaton last Sunday, being edged out 1-0 in the first game, then dropping the second game 7-1. GAME 1 -- Adams pitched Wll, the only run off Jack came af­ ter Fair's error, a single by DeBruin, and Streitzel's sac­ rifice fly to center field. Jack struck out 5 and walked 1. Jack also got the only hit for McHenry, a single to the right side. •'* ' « ><'11 McHenry* 8 only threat came - in the 5th inning as Adams drew a walk, Nesheim hit into a fielders choice, Gary Schmitt was hit by a pitch, on the el­ bow, and had to be taken from the game when it tightened iq> on him. But, with runners on first and second, Pitzen and Farr could not come iq> with a big hit. GAME 2-- Game 2 was decided in the first inning when, af­ ter one out, Rand drew a walk, and after two were out, Pyet hit a tremendous home run over the left field fence. Again in this game McHenry* s ability not to get the key hit was evident, as twice in the third and sixth innings they got 3 hits but could only man­ age one run. This can also be shown by the team batting av­ erage of.187. . On the plus side McHenry relief pitching looked good as Bob Freund got out of a bases- loaded, nobody-out situation by striking out the side, and Phil^ Schmidt, making his 1st ap-~ pearance in 3 years, struck out 3 in 2 innings. H This week the Shamrocks are very busy, playing Elgin Lanes on Tuesday night, Johnsburg and Rockford IBEW at home on the 4th, Clarendon Hills at home on the 5th, and they travel to Johns­ burg Sunday. ^ BOX SCORES Game 1 AB R H McHENRY Spencer 3B Schaefer 2B Funk 2B Moyd RF Adams, J P Nesheim C G. Schmitt CF P. Schmidt (pr) CF Pitzen LF Farr IB Himpelmann SS WHEATON Logan 3B Heaton 2B Gorman RF Pyet LF Meyers IB Rand IB DeBruin C Streitzel CF Gernand SS Allurad P AB R H McHenry uuO Wheaton 000 obo 100 3 3 2 , 3 2 1 3 1 2 2 R 0 0 x 1 Rich 3B Freund P Schmidt (ph) P Moyd RF Adams, J. CF Nesheim C Pitzen LF Schaefer 2B j®® Adams, P 2B Farr (ph) Cable (pr) LF Pheneger IB Himpelmann SS Funk SS WHEATON Logan 2B Heaton 2B Rand IB Gorman 3B Pyet CF Stretzel CF Gernand SS Busse LF Meyers LF Daley RF Youngs RF Poffo C Pfund P AB R H Wheaton 200 McHenry 001 220 000 R H 7 8 1 i 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0, 1 1 E T 1 Game 2 McHENRY Spencer p, 3B AB R H 4 0 1 Before the days of street lights, one householder in each 7 hung a lantern out along the street in front of his^nuse, each night, with the 6 neigh­ bors providing the fuel. ENDS THUR. JULY 3 "FINIANS RAINBOW" FRI. JULY 4-THUR. JULY 10 prwtnts Artists ^Jj^W^W^JAGI^VE^MTTiOOJJjO^ SUNDAY KIDDIE MATINEE START 1:30 ALL SEATS 501 Yellow * Submarine -r . . . . . . ENDS THURS. 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