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3^ '"f | | p ® i p , : ^iL. - -- . . i V-" ^ * h A-4 >v « ^ * •**^ J' ' *.',,• 1 ~,j IThtuurnsddiavy., SSeupntteiiminhboevr llflPl ~l 91Q5C$O ' •*. " • -.,--- -, >-T-r-i»--. *6w#e^ 4 Ouldoors By Jack Walsh srjtnjmiriiiii4aiLiiin>iiiN:iiu:i;i n i> Last Saturday m o r n fn g, fright and early, p friend and iyours truly set out ip quest of 'squirrels. We had no sooner fettled quietly when the sound jpf breaking twigs ar^d rustling tives reached our ears. Right rough the little hickpry grove we had so cautiously circled, plodded two mushroom hunters. l\ Both my partner ahd I, vvho have been j o k i n g l y c a l l e d ^'Sneaky Petes" of the woods, were quite amused at such a spectacle. We bore no hard feelings and the best part was, neither did the squirrels, j®Later, as we walked over the top of a hill, my partner spotted a red fox about three hundred yards away. He was "heading right for*us. He stopped about two hundred ,yards from us. We each got off a Couple of quick shots but the range was too great for .22 shots and Mr. Fox disappeared into as corn field. Someday, J^'ll get his. ™The ' McHenry Sportsman's fclub is holding its annual picnic Sunday, September 21, at the club house. Members are £sked to bring their own silverware and shotgun. All. food, prinks, etc., will be furnished, "lihere will be a donation of $3.00 per family. j This picnic is thg Club's big lievent for the year and we Mve never heard of anyone leaving it with an empty stomach or with the complaint of not having a good <time. Two public goose shooting areas will be operated again at Horseshoe Lake and Union County, where the season will run from November 10 to December 19. Seventy-five per 'cent of the pits will be run on a permit basis through the 4fe>ringfield Permit Office. The balance will be distributed by a drawiftg at 5 a.m. each morning on, the areas. The daily usage fee remains at $2.00. Shooting hours will be sunrise .'til noon. Anyone interested should isend his full name and address, along ,with the number of his hunting license, the name and address of his partner and the Ptter's, hur^ting; license number, arid " the first "and second choices of places and dates to 'hunt, -to the Permit Office, Room 106, State Office Building, Sprfngfield, Illinois. Applic a t i o n s w i l l be a c c e p t e d throughout September. JOHNSSURS WMS FIRST GAME OF Travel To Crystal Lake Next Sundajj>fH For Second Battle by Lee Hiller In the first game of two out of three in the McHenry County playoffs, the Johrtsburg Tigers downed the Crystal Lake nine by the score of 4 to 1'. The Tiger defense and Terry Britz's pitching proved too much for the Lakers. There were only ten hits between the two t e a m s . The t f r i n d was blowing a gale and held down some mighty long dr&es. The Tigers took the lead in the first when Wally Frett was safe on an error, stole second, went, to third on an overthrow by* the catcher and scored on Art Jackson's hit to right. They added two more in the third when Dick Hiller doubled to left, went to third on a passed ball and scored on Wally Frett's ground ball to second. Lloyd Freund then hit a ball to the weeds in center field for a home run. They got their fourth run in the fourth inning on Tom Oeffling's hit, stolen base and Sonny Miller's double. Crystal Lake got their lone run irt the fourth on Bill Hayes' triple and Bob Reinert's sacrifice out. There was a very good turnout at this game. Next Sunday the Tigers will try to wrap up the season at Crystal Lake. Jphnshurg (4) D. Hiller, SS W. Frett, IB Lloyd Freund, 2B A. Jackson, CF T. Oeffling, LF S. Miller, 3B Loren Freund, RF G. Nowak, C T. Britz, P Totals Crystal Ltoke (1) Wahlin. CF Johnson, LF Phipot, LF G. Hansen, 3B B. Hayes, RF B. Reinert, C Medlinger, IB L. Heather, SS D. Feffer, 2B Peacock Ackman, P Totals v PuiU ee McHenry Plaindealei Phone 17ft • 171 Published every Thursday al McHenpr, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. PLAltofcAtift 'M IATION AL EDITORI Al A§SS p"cf jtg~K The first official race of the annual. Frostbite Regatta was sailed in extremely heavy wind last Sunday. Out of the eleven boats starting, only six succeeded in completing the course. One. boat tied a long honored record for capsizing five times in one race. Finishes were as follows: First place Y-l, William Slater; Second place: Y-27, Norman Reese; Third place Y-63, Edward Rollberg. The Frosbite races will continue until cold weather prevents safe sailing. Last year the final race was,'held on November 3rd. The Long Lake Yacht Club held their annual Trophy Dinner at the clubhouse last Saturday night. A fine dinner and dance was featured by the trophy presentations, conducted by Commodore Roilberg. This climaxed a long summer of close competition and great efana W. BUFCFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. ADELE FROEHilCH, Editoj SUBSCRIPTION, RATE In McHenry County 1 Year ... .vi". . . $3.50 6 Months • • • ••..... $2.00 3 Months .........i $1.25 Outside. McHeriry County 1 Year- 7 $4.00 6 Months .... .. ... $2.25 3 Months i. •?.' •'. v..* $1.50 Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of May 8. 1879. fort on the p"»rt of th« I<o«r Lake sailors. The trophies were, as usual, outstanding in every respect and were well worth working for. 1 • September 18 v | Rummage Sale -- St. Paul's | Mission, one mile South of . McHenry. t September 22 V' Ritual Practice, Women of the Moose. Women v6f> the Moose IUstual Practice . • * McHenry County PanHellenic meeting -- Mrs. A. C. Johnson Home, Rt. 2, Woodstock. September 28 Johnsburg P.T.A. Meeting-- 8 p.m. y-- Johnsburg School. September 25 Women of the Moose (Gifts, Gadgets and Toys). Eddie Michels flew in from Phoenix. Ariz., last -weekend to visit his mothei. Mrs. Elizabeth Michels. AB R II 4 1 1 4 1 0 4 1 1 2 0 1 3 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 29 4 5 AB R H 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 2 ,0 0 1 0 q, 4 0 d 31 1 5 The American Way: Using Instant coffee to dawdle away 1 hour. Score By Innings Crystal Lake: 000 100 000 -1 Johnsburg: 102 100 OOx - 4 Doubles: D. Hiller, S. Miller Triples: Bill Hayes Home Runs: Lloyd Freund It's too bad that the fellow who gets carried away with _-i t his cleverness isn't. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY HEBE Jt Pa 1 PAYS IN 3 BIG WAYS .. 1. Where your accounts are, INSURED by a Federal * Gov't Agency 2. Where your money EARNS from 3 to 4 % 3. Where your money* is AVAILABLE when you NEED IT! 806 W. ELM McHENRY, ILL. PHONE McHENRY 2 SHOP IN McHENRY -Sheets Nuptials Sept. 6 • On£ of the prettiest of autumn weddings was solemnized Upon their return from tfieir honeymoon, the youirig couple will make their, home in Peoria, where the groom will .resume his studies at Bradley .univeri sity. • - " ' ' Bruce Smith, nephew „6f the groom, was ring bearer and Patty Jo Brown was the Jittle flower girl. ; . A wedding breakfast1 w&s served at the bride's horne and at St. Peter's church. Spring I a rec°pii°n was heldat Fox j . .^(J. Grove, on Saturday morning, [Lake Legion hall for about It won't kill you to Sept. 6 when Miss Patricia 100 guests. ^ - I ful. ^ Young, daughter of Mr. and | -- -- : , ' ^ Mrs. Louis Youngjof EJox Lake, became the bride of Mr. John "Jack" Sheets, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sheets. Rev. John Daleiden officiated at the double ring ceremony. 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