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;% -V • . • . :> ^rlHfflfi "Onr Four TI7>n^7T»titwr^vwnHiftS{5twS5S8m5S#S$?«7»$TmTtT -- noitiir , • • Ifcn- .!<C Or. iV: Bj: Earl WaUl Talking with Ed Buss this Week we found him full of enthusiasm over the coming Little League benefit dance to Be hel<| Saturday night of this week at the V.F.W. spacious hall. Of course, Busse let it be khown that tickets are now on Sjale for all who would like to spend a happy evening dancing to the music of Bob -'Beef" Freund's popular big orchestra. So. Come Saturday. night, swing your partner and boost the boys. • .;When the big league baseball season started, everybody looked for- a lively time in Chicago. With Lippy Leo up north and Eddie "The Brat" Stanky down south, fireworks were in the making. Stanky doesn't rate in the re league with Durocher in oratory department, but more ink for his banter members of the critical press gfoup. - We heard Stanky tell a group of writers he wouldn't mind tfoeijf criticism of him, but to layoff his players. We dunno. The sports writers seem to get under his skin whenever they fleed a story. Our dream of the Cubs and gox playing 'each other in a World Series seems to have hit a snag. One of these days! With the city crew painting parking lanes, we tried to get Fred Meyer to paint Green Street green. No luck. "•"This is the time of year When the All-Star football ^ame starts crowding baseball for space on the sports pages and fall fashions are being shown for the ladies. And summer doesn't start officially for another week. It is also the time of year when people come, t£! McHenry for a vacation #nd , McHenry people head for ".distant .parts. June 16 Joyce Kilmer Court, No. 573, G.D. of A., Business Meeting and Installation of Officers -- Pot-Luck at 6:30; Meeting, 8 p.m. -- K. of C. Hall. July 18 Yoyce Kilmer Court, No. 573, C.D. of A., Annual Picnic -- McHenry Park. June 22 V.F.W. Auxiliary A n n u al Luncheon and Card Party -- 12:30 p.m. -- V.F.W Clubhouse June 29 New Members' Tea. McHonry Woman's Club --Cbmmun ity Methodist Church -- 1 p.m. Card and Bu&co Party -- 8 p.m. --Fire-dommunity Building, Lakemoor -- Sponsored by Ladies League -- Prooerds to buy Building Equipment. GUITAR LESSONS See Page 1 -- Sec, 2 Show Starts at 7 & 9 p.m. JUNE 15 thru 18 WED. THRU SAT. Paul Newman as "HARPER" Show Starts at 7 & 9:30 p.m. - JUNE 19 THRU 21 SUN. THRU TUES. Candy Bergen in "THE GROUP" -- FOR ADULTS ONLY -- «'TV .1 it1 1 r'.i m f McHenry was visited by a distinguished visitor on Sunday, June 5. Mr. R. Takeuchi, Japanese Ambassador to the United States, flew to McHenry from Washington, D;C., to participate in a,golf outihg held at the McHenry Country Club by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Chicago. Preparing to go around on the course are: (left to right) Y. Nara, Cunsul general of Japan for Chicago; T. Kata, Japanese Director of Economic Affairs; R. Takeuchi, Japanese Ambassador to the United States; Vale Adams, pro at the McHenry Country Club; T. Tanaka, president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Chicago; arid H. Tsechihashi, chairman of the event. After the golf outing, the group held a meeting and dinner at the Country club clubhouse. WMM by Verona Kent Results of the first day of match play are as follows - Class A - Moss over A. Johnson, Petersen over Overton, Beckenbaugh over O'Connell, Bishoff over Cooney. Class B - Kimball over Kent, Smithson over Harpling, M. Johnson over Dot Freund, Horn over Schlosky. (Nolan and Hanley drew byes for the first week). Class C - Herdrich over Baker, Hansen over Weselius, Leisten over Fidler, Caldwell over Wagner, Consago over Elbersen. Smith over Larkin, Doris Freund over Rosing. (Barb Weber won by default) Winners for low net include - Class A, Alice Petersen - Class B, Dot Freund - Class C, Jay Hansen. June 14 saw the winners of the second week of match play and we will have the results the folowing week. Our traveling team has been doing very well. On May 27 we took 9 out of 13 possible points at Bonnie Brook. On June 3 "at McHenry we took 17 out of 18 points from Glencoe. Who was the scoundrel who lost the one point???? EDDIE the FQUCATOR soys A good (tocher work* dosely with students and stimulates Hiem to seek for knowledge en their own initiative. ttiaoii Edttcofioa Associolio« JUNE 7 thro JUNE 19 COMEDY with our Professional Now York Compcay McHENRY COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS Elgin Noonhours 3 0 Johnsburg 2 1 Dundee 2 1 McHenry 1 2 Elgin Crystal Ball 1 2 Richmond 0 3 Games June 12: Elgin N.H. 4, McHenry 3 Dundee 5, Johnsburg 2 Elgin C.B. 3, Richmond 2 Johnsburg had to come from behind to beat a stubborn Richmond squad 4-2. Jim Meyers and Bill Huff had a good pitching duel with Meyers and Johnsburg squeeking out the victory. Meyers was somewhat wild walking eight men. However, he was tough when necessary and also fanned eight. Johnsburg scored first putting a run over in the fourth inning. Richmond then took . the lead in the last of the fourth by scoring both their runs. After tieing the score in the seventh, Johnsburg scored the winning runs in the eighth. Rowden led off with a double and took both third and home on wild throws. Wayne Hi'ler walked and moved to thfrd after an infield out and a wild pitch. Hiller scored on a sacrifice fly by Smith. Johnsburg goes after their third straight victory when they host Dundee. Richmond AB R H Fehler. If 2 0 1 Kuecker, 2b 2 0 0 Hirn, cf 4 0 0 Rudinski, lb 4 0 0 Hewitt, rf 3 0 0 Miller, ss 3 10 Lay, 3b 4 11 Colliers, c 3 0 0 Winn, pr 0 0 0 28 2 2 Johnsburg AB R H B.' Rowden 2b 2 11 W. Hiller, cf 3 10 D. Kazlausky ss 4 0 1 L. Smith c 3 11 D. Jamison 3b 3 0 0 J. Meyers p 3 0 D. Jackson If 3 0 T. Jackson ff 0 0 0 E. Mack lb 3 0 0 D. Sompel, rf 3 9 0 0 27 4 GRAYSLAKERTI20&2I BA-3-8155 HELD OVER! ENDS THURS., JUNE 23 DIRECT FROM IT'S ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENT! 20th-CENTURY FOX prettnU ONE FULL WEEK JUNE 32 TO 28 One Showing Nitely Starting at 7:30 Audrey Hepburn In "MY FAIR LADY' 3 E3ILES W. OF MARENGO ON U.S. 28 PHONE: 815-568-7218 CURTAIN TIMES, Sat. 7 & 10 Toes, thru Fri. 8:45 4 Sen. 8:15 Wed. & Thor. Matinees 2.-00 MdCES: Set. $3.50, Matinees $2.25 Toes, thru Fri. & Sun. $3.20 Restaurant & Shops Open At Noon Starting June 21 -- YES MY DARLING DAUGHTER ^COLOa BY DELUXE CINEMASCOPE Plus Co-Feature SIDNEY AgpfE POtlH HOOT SUNiHEHO Also--Late Show FRI_ - SAT. Two On A Guillotine" : * a THEMc;HKNRY:PLIkMDEM3ER ri-5 »'?>}•» li'rtti't ti FodtbaltFans- Hove Chance To Watch Semi Pros LAKE COUNTY RIFLES semi-professional football team ha.s released its 1966 schedule. 'The RIFLES will open with an exhibition game at home against the CANTON CENTAURS on August 13 at Weiss Field, Waukegan. The CENTAURS are a new addition to the Professional Foo,tball League of America, "hey played free lasice<iiv the 1965 sei^son, an*} • Tat one point during their * - season were undefeated in ten games and had beeri unscored upon, ending the year with an 11 to 1 record. They should provide one of the toughest games of the -ampaign for the "Lake County Club. The schedule is as follows f - . A u g . 13 - C a n t o n C e n t a u r s , Home. Aug. 20- Sheboygan Redwings, Away. Aug. 27- Elmhurst Travelers, Home. Sept. 4- Manitowoc Chiefs, Away. Sept. 10- Racine Raiders, Home. Sept. IT - Chicago Panthers Home. Sept. 24 - Chicago Panthers Away. Oct. 1- Madison M u s tangs, Home. <* Oct. 8- Elmhurst Travelers, Away. Oct. 15- Racine Raiders, Away. Oct. 22 - Open Oct. 29 - West Allis Racers Home. The RIFLES will play all home games at Waukegan's Weiss Field at 8 p.m. on Saturday evenings. Tickets are now on sale at outlets thruout Lake County. Fans holding season tickets this year will be able to see the Canton game at no extra charge. A special children's price has been introduced this year, along with a special rate for servicemen in uniform. The Club has set a 2,000 quota for advanced season ducats, and sales are reported to be very brisk. r • Si V.F.W. SOFTBALL There were only two games played this week in the men's VFW Softball League. In the first game, Hettermann's whipped Jake's by a 10-5 score. Hettermann's first four batters, Oeffling, Hiller, Schaefer, aftd Bentz collected two hits at three trips to the plate. Jake's 100 040 0 5 Hettermann's 340 030 -- 10 Bimbo's co-leader in the League, walked over Carl's Sunnyside Inn, 34-6, Chuck Payne went six for six. Payne hit four singles, a triple, and a homer. Carl's 012 003 0 6 11 10 7 114 34 The leagues top hitters with their average are: B. Parr .733 W. Frett .727 T. Spasojevich .725 C. Pierce .600 D .Bentz .556 D. Hiller .556 L. Freund .538 C. Payne .529 B. Huff .529 The League's Standings: Hettermann's 3 1 Bimbo's 3 1 Old Bridge 2 1 Korpan's 2 2: Jake's 2 2. Dog House 2 2f Tomasello's 2 2 Carl's 0 4 th Center ©©Sf Bay LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS MINORS W L Tie Bluebirds 3 11 Hawks 3 2 0 Falcons 3 3 0 Cardinals 2 2 2 Owls 2 2 1 Condors 14 0 MAJORS Cardinals 5 0 0 Owls • 4 0 1 Bluebirds „ 4 11 Falcons 3 3 0 Orioles 3 3 0 Eagles 0 4 0 Condors 0 6 0 MINIATURES The results of games played this week were: Cubs 2, Tigers^ Braves 2, Sox 3 Cubs 3, Indians 12 Yanks 1, Tigers 11 *• m/M National Safe Boating Week Starts July 2 In conjunction with National Safe Boating Week which is proclaimed each year by the President of the United States, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 22-18 will begin "Safe Boating Week" by having a display of legal and safety equipment at the Grove Marina in Fox River Grove on Saturday, July 2, from 9:30 ^.m .until 3 p.m. Members of the Coast Guard auxiliary will be; at the display to answer any questions pertaining to boating, either power or sail and the i laws governing recreational boating. Free boating information pamphlets will also be at the display for the boater. In addition there will be qualified Coast Guard auxiliary personnel to conduct the courtesy motorboat examination for boat owners wishing to have their equipment and boat checked for the legal and safety requirements. This examination is free and is given as a courtesy, and upon the boat,, owner's request. All boats passing the CME will be awarded the CME decal, which is honored by all law enforcement agencies. The U.S. Coast Guard auxiliary is a civilian organization and has no ^law authority, thus no recpl'cl is kept if the boat or equipment does not pass. / \ Besides the display of legal and safety equipment and the courtesy motorboat examination, there will be a water ski show presented by the Sandbar Ski club, starting at 1:30 p.m. The water ski show will be presented in front of the Grove Marina on the Fox River. Following the water ski show, the annual "Miss Safe Boating of Illinois", beauty contest for 1966 will begin. The master of ceremonies for this year's contest will be the popular Disc Jockey of WIND, Radio, Bob Larson. Single girls between 18-27 from all over the state of Illinois will compete for the title and prizes. Miss Safe Boating of Illinois, 1966 will receive a round trip airlines ticket to New York, a hotel suite for her stay in New York, expense money and many more prizes. There will also be big prizes for the three runner ups. Some of the judges for the contest will be popular T.V., radio, and newspaper personalities. Any single girl between 18 and 27, who is a resident of the state of Illinois interested in entering the contest may do so by sending a posty card with her name and address to Craig W. Robertson, 4515 N. Harding, Chicago, 111., 60625, for an entry blank and more information. r 'Thursday# June 16* ,1966 " v . , ^ Present Band Program ler Receives Le1 "L:. * V lii>u Full day of golf, including prizes and two meals, is planned as a benefit on Thursday, June 30 to aid the work of the Mental Health Center for McHenry County. Don Cooney, right, chairman, and Ed Hutchison, pro at the Woodstock Country Club where fun will take place, warm up for action on the ninth green. Cooney has tickets available now (Don Peasley Photo). Shop in McHenry Remember A Good Sp@rt ON JUNE 20 tii / Make It A SPORTS rnie& GIFT from •Sport Center 1210 N. Green St. #HONE 385-1000 Wayne Hiller, a 1965 graduate of McHenry School, received a letter for being a member of the freshman baseball squad at Western Illinois. Wayne excelled at both baseball and basketball while at McHenry. Wayne is a resident of Johnsburg. WONDER LAKE GIRL ACCEPTED INTO "ECHOES" Christine Oleszczuk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Oleszczuk of Wonder Lake, has just completed her sophomore year at Northern Illinois university. This spring she was accepted as a member of "Echoes," the junior women's honorory. Next year, as a member, she will tutor underclassmen in her major. She was also received as a member of Sigma Zeta, the national science honorary. She is majoring in Biology. Each Thursday at 8 p.m. the city of McHenry sponsors the city stage band in concert at the park. The big jazz band has attracted large crowds each season, and under the new leadership of John Leighty the band is expected to repeat the high standard of performances the crowds have enjoyed in the past seasons. Most of the chairs of the organization are being held by the same fine musicians of years past. This week's pro- Pony League play is now in full swing. On June 7, the Cards beat the Giants 10-1. Homeruns were hit by Don Reinboldt, Bob Ruemelin, and C. J. Ludford of the Cards. John Pitzen homered for the Giants. The Sox scored a 7-3 victory over the Braves on June 8. Larry Salo hit a four-bagger for the Sox. The league's top hitters are S. Nickels 1000 D. Reinboldt 1000 G. Ludford .750 K. Links .500 T. Althoff * .5T0' J. Pitzen .500 T. Blenner .500 E. Muzzilo .500 The schedule for next week is: June 19: Cards vs. Sox ' Braves vs Giants June 21: Sox vs. Braves June 23: Giants vs. Cards. §>®ifers ParTicipate Ei .'ournament Two McHenry golfers, Robert Wittek and Gary Adams will participate in the 36th annual Illinois State Amateur golf championship. The tournament will be held at the Danville Country Club starting on June 18. THE MOST LOVELY MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME . . MY FAIR LADY Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison Shown Week nights 8:00 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 2-5-8 ONE WEEK ENGAGEMENT JUNE 17 thru 23 # "--1--THE ; ;millerIheatre l PHONE 336-0052. gram ^includes .the following: "This Could Be The Start Of Sppiething," "Cute,". 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