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PG. 4, SEC. 1 - PLAiNDEALER - JULY 6, 1967 1 Now, Soccer! Player-Coach Leo Hartog of 4105 E. Wonder Lake Drive advises that a demonstration soccer game was played last Thursday night at Crystal Lake. There are about 40 members from Crystal Lake and 20 from Wonder Lake who have been, playing soccer the past three or four weeks, usually playing on Thursday nights at Harrison School. These players range in age from 17 to 40 years and are anxious to form a County League. Interested? Call Leo Hartog, 653-7176. It does look like soccer is coming along strong in this country. Newspaper reports would indicate that fans are wilder than hockey fans. Referees need a coat of armor. SAFE BOATINGThis is "Safe Boating Week" and special emphasis is being placed on "Care, common sense and courtesy." Boating is a great sport in our area. We hope it is never spoiled by a few. Never saw anything like the way those long lost Cub fans have come out of hiding. The excitement must be enough to make Mr. Wrigley swallow his gum. Sports writers have even quit referring to Durocher as "Lippy." No matter what they call him, Leo has spread some magic over Wrigley Field. When necessity calls for four subs in the lineup at one time and you still win, somebody up there must love you. We are pulling for those Cubs every day. Still hope to see them meet our Sox in the World Series. McMenry Sportsman** Club Porky Pig will be the guest of honor at the McHenry Sportsmen's Club Ham & Bacon Prize Shoot, Sunday July 9th. Shooting starts at 11 a.m. and will continue until dark. ^ Succulent Hams and Hickory Smoked slab bacons will be the incentive for eagle-eye shotgurmers to shoot up the place. Also on the prize menu are tender young chickens and aged steaks. Shooters will vie for these gourmet goodies in double, triple and quintuple White Bird shoots, in addition to Hi-Lo and regular high score shoots. Protection and Annie Oakley contests will be the funtests will be the funtype shoots, and 10 and 25 bird practice rounds will fill out the days schedule of events. k In special action at their last meeting, McHenry sportsmen's Club members voted to reward sharpshooting nimrods who break 25 x 25 straight targets at the Saturday afternoon practice sessions. The club will pay $2 to every shotgunner who accomplishes this feat. Saturday sessions will be held on the 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th, from 1 to 4 p.m. In other action, members voted to shift business meetings to the first Thursday of each month. Scheduled meetings are set for July 6, August 3, September 7, October 5, November 2 and December 7. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club is on the west side of Pistakee Bay. Refreshments and shells will be on tap in the club house all day long. Visitors and hecklers are welcome to attend and watch the fun. There is no admission nor parking charge. mmmmmmmmoooommmmmmm Tickets & Reservations Airlines; - Railroads Tours Steamship Cruises U-IM^e Resort Motels Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAJt ES TRAVEL SERVICE 9405 W. Elm McHenry, III. : Ph. 885-7500 (Area Code 815) |)o Charge For Our Services ••••••••••••••••••a SO I HEAR By Earl Walsh Don't know why but we watched a program showing a new breed called the "Hippies" on., TV and wondered what the h-- is wrong in this world. Every time a little disability keeps us from work for a couple of days, we stop envying men who have retired. It' s later than you think when you see an All-Star baseball team that forgets Willie Mays. It is always amusing to watch a third base coach give signals to batters and base runners. Wonder how often they have to change those signals? Next time we see Chuck Hiller, we are going to ask him about that phase of the game. STATE REPORTS SHOW PLENTY OF FISH IN REGION Springfield, 111., June 28-- Fish populations of the Fox Chain O'Lakes region are outstanding. This fact was revealed during a survey of the lakes from May 22 to May 26. Fishery biologists of the Illinois Department of Conservation used electric shockers and gill nets to obtain samples of the fish populations in Marie, Fox, Pistakee, Channel, Catherine, and Grass Lakes. The largemouth bass population was excellent in all the lakes. Hie majority averaged 17 M inches in Fox Lake, 17 inches in Lake Marie and 16 inches in Pistakee and Grass Lake. Bluegills averaged seven inches long and weighed about 1/3 pound. In Lakes Marie, Channel and Catherine, the majority was from seven to eight inches long, and in Fox Lake, they averaged about six inches long. Bluegills averaged about seven inches in• Pistakee and Grass Lakes. TRACK QUEEN ' iy4H ifeMiif The lovely young lady pictured above is Ruth Lightner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lightner. Ruth was the 1967 Track Queen at MCHS. SPORTS Johnsburg Tigers Win Six .lining Came From Genoa, Pfoy Two Games Next Sunday Sitting in O'Hare Airport the other night, watching all the girls go by, we wondere<f if there isn't a terrible surplus of clothing material in stock piles. . The Johnsburg Tigers defeated Genoa in a rain-shortened, six-inning game by a score of 4-1. Genoa started the scoring with a single run in the second inning. However, Johnsburg bounced back for three runs in their half of the fourth. Jim Meyers led with a single, stole second, and moved to third on a wild pitch. Mike De Wolfe then executed a perfect squeeze bunt. It not only scored the runner, but Mike beat it out for a hit. Russ Cox then blasted a triple to left-center field, scoring De- Wolfe. Russ crossed the plate a second later, as Dave Himple- RAIN PREVENTS RACE COMPLETION AT SPEED CENTER Rain, which has lately been as consistent as a point leading driver at many area tracks, came to the Lake Geneva Speed Center both early and late Saturday night and prevented the running of the feature races. Just as the line up for the Total Feature was being announced, sprinkles started that soon turned into a downpour. Rain had fallen earlier but stopped and the time trails and all heat races were run off before the rain started again. In the heats, George Fisher got his first Speed Center victory of the season as Russ Sorensen of Racine kept a cool head and won the second heat while Jim Sullivan and Pete Trapinio were each trying to shake the number one position away from him. Their efforts only netted them a spin out that gave second and third to Pop Kline and Lauren Lawrence. Sarenson then had mechanical trouble and Denny McKay took the lead and the win. Tom Anderson led throughout the third heat with Claude Potter, Bill Bohn and Rodger Otto finishing very close behind. Duane Harris had been up to third in this one and Don Scource, running the wide grove, made a great effort going into each turn to move up and get the lead. At the end he was fifth. The fourth heat was won by Sullivan with Source in second and Otto in for third. All the heats were close and the last two were the "stand up and see the finish", type. Joe Sansone and Jim Deitmeyer won the late model stock car heats. Bill Bohn had fast time in the modifieds and Rick Schuyler had late model honors. The attendance was 2000 in spite of the weather circumstances that had threatened all afternoon. Special events for the month of July will be a ladies Powder Puff Derby on Thursday July 13 and a special Friday night race that will be the Jim Lawrence Memorial Race. This will be on July 21. That week will be racing cm Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Speed Center. Modem - Show Starts at Duak DRIVE-IN ©bq MHq Eaoft ®i BScHoary ©a 120 STARTS FRL, JULY 7TH MtuNn (PAUL NEWMAN [FiEDRIC MARCH | RICHARD BOONE IIANE OILENTO C9LM fc Oeiuif HITS ?(Wi Century fw presents mwmmm He's a Lover! a Killer! He's Mike James Bond nut toxwius Memo Stewart iiranger J HE CORMAN COMPflft/ • THE SECRET INVASION COLOR t,w PAfiAVISKMI" UNITED ARTISTS Mickey Rooney man ripped a single up the middle. In the sixth inning, Cox duplicated his earlieir feat, and poked another triple to the same area. He then rode home on. Don Sompel's base hit. Sompel pitched excellent ball for the Tigers in picking iq? his H@irris Back In Winning Form at Speed Center Duane Harris, defending 1966 Champion of the Lake Geneva Speed Center, got back on the fast winning grove at the Lake Geneva Speed Center here tonight and won the 30 lap modified stock car race after a grueling battle with Don Schuppel of Milwaukee. Bill Kline of Burlington took the lead at the start followed % Dean Krauze of Clinton and Tom Anderson of Antioch. On the sixth lap Anderson, who took second cm the fourth lap, went around Kline and into the lead. On the 10th lap, Harris was fourth with Schuppel second and Kline between them. On the next lap Harris took second and the chase started in earnest after Anderson. Schuppel overtook him and passed for the lead on the 19th lap with Harris going wide and also following dropping Anderson back to third. Jim Sullivan, who had started , 12th, was now up to fourth and he too got by Anderson on the next lap. On the 25th lap, with only six laps to go, Harris worked his way around the outside and around Schuppel and was never threatened again. Schuppel finished second, then it was Sullivan, „ Johnny Reimer, Anderson, Rodger Otto, Ron Bergsma, Claude Potter, Bill Bohn, and John Keing in the first ten. Bill Bohn of Kenosha had set fast time but had trouble with his car in the feature. He had been up to 8th at one point after starting 18th. Modified stock car heats were won by Chuck Henne of Lake Geneva who also came back and took the win in the semi-feature. Bergsma, Schuppel and Reimer won the other heats. In the late model division, Harvey Dunbar of Delevan, Bob Roper of Chicago and Don Daniels of Paddock Lake were the winners. Ropers was a double win with the feature and heat falling to him. >- J Next racing action will be this Saturday night and then again on Monday July 3 at the Speed Center. The special Monday event will be a 40 lap Firecracker Race starting the top twenty cars in point standings plus an Auto Thrill show and fireworks. third victory of the season. All in all it was an important win for Johnsburg after two successive losses.. This Sunday the Tigers will play two games. First they will play at Dundee, with the game starting at 1:30. Then Johnsburg will move on to De? Kalb for a game under the lights. This contest will start at 7:30. Johnsburg AB R H May 2B 4 0 1 Hiller5 CF 3 0 0 Meyers SS 3 1 1 Smith L., C 2 0 0 De Wolfe LF 3 1 1 Cox IB 3 2 2 Himpleman 3B 3 0 1 Sompel P 3 0 1 Smith D., RF 3 0 0 Totals 27 4 7 Genoa AB R H Foote LF 4 0 1 Buzzell W., P 3 0 0 Bussen IB 3 0 1 Buzzell P., 3B 3 0 1 Swanson CF 3 0 0 Peterson SS 2 1 0 Brunner C 2 0 0 Kempher RF 3 0 1 Hanson 2B 3 0 0 Totals 26 1 4 JOIN THE A i N G L E D FREEDOM PLAN h\ SIGN UP FOR U.S. •A SAVINGS BONDS/ V* «, FREEDOM! SHARES! vm **** ' ' * m SOME CATCH . . . Pretty Robbie Gelfand, who apparently could hook just about anything she set her mind to, caught more than she expected on a visit to Matheson Hammock County Park in Coral Gables, Florida. <ys. "fey Entri^Siill Wanted Claudia Grey Radiates Local Radio Stations « J / f° Claudia Grey, McHenry Kiwaiiis Miss Peanut 1966, was interviewed by Radio Stations WKRS and WCLR this past week. The personality displayed in both interviews were the qualities that earned Claudia the McHenry crown and the district crown. Above - left to right, Mrs. McLuren, of station WCLR, Claudia Grey and Mrs. William Grey. The taped interview will be broadcast over station WCLR, Friday, July 7, at 1:30 p.m. Below - Claudia displaying smiles at interview at station WKRS Radio Station. This interview was broadcast Wednesday of this week at 1 p.m. The local club is still asking for more applications for Miss Peanut of 1967. The judging will take place July 31 at the American Legion home on Ringwood road. Entry blanks may be obtained from Allen Meyer at the McHenry State Bank. Entries must be in by July 22. COOK'S CORNER For thrifty menu planning, you qan't beat canned foods be-; cause they provide such fine, quality for so little money. It's" wise to check your "home supply" of canned foods before the next shopping trip. Then you'll be reminded to replenish any supplies that may be running low! MEXICAN CORN PUDDING 1 No. 303 can Golden Sweet Corn, Cream Style (1 lb.) 3 eggs, slightly beaten 1/2 ciq> fine cracker crumbs 1 teaspoon grated onion 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard 2 cans Vienna Sausage Combine corn, eggs, cracker crumbs, onion, green pepper, pimiento, and seasonings. Slice the contents of one can Vienna sausage and' add. Pour into a well-greased 1 qt. casserole. Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) about 1 hour. Arrange remaining Vienna sausage over top of casserole the last 15 minutes of baking. 6 servings. Oldest Recipes "Deipnosophists, the world's oldest cookbook, contains 150 volumes and tells about the lives of the rich and glamorous of agclent Greece. McHENRY, ILL. 385-0144 Ends THUKS., JULY 6 "EIGHT ON THE LAM" Shows at 7 and 9 a.m*- FRIDAY - SATURDAY JULY 7 - 8 USED RUGS JULY IS TIDY'S MONTH TO CLOSE OUT ALL USED RUGS PRICED AT $1 TO $5 SQ. YD. CLEANED - EDGES FINISHED - ALSO - New Low Prices on all Warehouse Stock Including Indoor -- Outdoor Carpet At $3.60 per sq. yd. Cash & Carry Stamps GREEN STAMP'S SPECIAL CLEARANCE OVAL BRAIDS • ROLL ENDS • REMNENTS Ample Free Parking -- Air Conditioned Showrooms & Same Location and Management as Tidy Magikist Rug Cleaners 200 Washington St. -- Jet. Rts. 120 & Bus Rt. 14 -- Woodstock PHONE 815-338-1000 Open -- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues., Wed., Sat. -- 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Frl - CLOSED SUNDAY - •GiKLBOMBS ."TECMNICOIPR: Vtncent Price - Fabian INvisi Bikini Nancy Sinatra Tommy Kirk "Dr. (Jold Foot" at 7 and 9:50 "Invittlble Bikini" at 8:25 SUNDAY - THURSDAY, J U L Y 9 - 1 3 Flint adventure.. OUTDOOR Endit Thurs., July 6 "DOUBLE TROUBLE" and "DOCTOR YOU'VE <»OT TO BE KIDDING" Fri. - Thur*., July 7-13 They're DOG-GONE FLUBBERGAS1ING Together! # CMj BlSNflS flMnew... mtTOISIIFY'Sl Pisfesbr P[ - Color by OeLuxe JameH Coburn Lee J. Cobb Shows at 7 & 9 nightly AI HO Late Show Fri. - Sat. Tony Randall "7 FACES OF DR. LAO" THRILLING - DARING - MODIFIED AND STOCK CAR AUTO RACING | NOW! 2 BIG HITS IIIRY WEEK , THUBS. and SAT. NIIHS > LAKE GENEVA SPiil CUTER | THE TOTAL PUN AND ACTION TRACK Tim* Trials 7:00 P.M. Races 8:15 Adults $2.00 Sat. -- ChiSgir©n 50c < - jk V- f