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k 3 Picnicking i.« always fun when you have the proper equipment and arc dre*«^d in proper comfort and *tyle for the occasion. New de­ velopments in all phases of Leisure Fashion make it possible for c>er>one to enjoy maximum fun with a minimum of effort on a day's outing. Sportswear by Jantzen. Exciting New Sportswear To Flatter the Girls TRIPLE TRICK -- Wonder I^ake Ski Club Members Jim Fitz­ gerald, Rick Berndt and Ginty Kostys practice a tricky three- men maneuver that will be one of the highlights of next Sunday's ski show. The free water show is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. PG. 6- PLAINDEALER - FRI. AUGUST 15, 1969 Sunday, Aug. 17, at the Hickory Falls subdivision beach. Evet*a include girl ski jumpers, slalom and barefoot skiing. The Nor­ thern Illinois Sky Diving club will present an exhibition during intermission in the ski show which is free and open to the public. Tigefs Bots Boom In 6-3 Victory Over Shamrocks tripper in the first inning to give the Tigers an early lead. Hiller followed this up with a solo shot in the third. Johnsburg put the game out of reach in the fifth when Hiller delivered a single with the bases loaded to drive in two runs. Mike Jamieson then proceeded to drive in the final run with an infield hit. Tim Freund went the route and was credited with the victory. He struggled through much of the game, but was alwijs able to get the big out wnen he needed it. Tennis Club Plans Tourney The McHenry Tennis club is sponsoring a Labor Day tennis tournament to be held at the McHenry high school West cam­ pus tennis courts Saturday, Aug. 30, Sunday, Aug. 31, and Mon­ day, Sept. 1. The tournament is open to all tennis players in the county. E- vents will be women's singles and doubles ami men's singles and-doubles, yennis balls will The distaff side is not taking the male sportswear fashion resurgence sitting down. New looks, styles, silhouettes . . fresh colors and fabrics all blend to make the women's sportswear scene for 1967 the most exciting ever, according to Jantzen designers. Coordinates are going to be as popular with the girls as they are with the Lord and Master Printed pants and be furnished. Deadline for en­ tries will be Thursday, Aug. 28. For further information and to obtain entry blanks, call either Mrs. George (Barbara) Gilpin or Mrs. John R. (Peg­ gy) Lawrence. With a berth in the final round of the league playoffs at stake, the Johnsburg Tigers pounded out a 6-3 victory over the Mc­ Henry Shamrocks. In this con­ test the Tigers broke out of a hitting slump that has plagued them for much of the summer. The big hitters in the game were Lloyd Smith and Wayne Hiller, both of whom hit home runs. Smith delivered his round I T E M : S p a t t e r * a n d • pUahea are hard to avoid when paln'lnif outdoor* But you can minimize damage by protecting lawn furniture and plants with tarpulln or plastic dropcloths You can protect yourself by wearing old clothes As a final touch, rub protective cream on your arms and hands before you begin to painL That way, paint smears and splashes will wash off with soap and water when you've finished. [SPORrSfCOR NlRft, XT. *£ cue ~y-£ ^ 5 /A/ a nnn U&A/65 RS66/£ A TORO 5 H.P. TRACTOR Save U p T c 50% with Mower and Grass Catcher $ Save $1)5.95 Reg. $415.95 Special Sale Price - $299.95 29"* Outstanding Values on Quality Merchandise jACfSoA/ JAWS-?9 AJCPS A\P "AJ >//_J 0lS7~Pur //V , a jackets are expected to be a big look and, of course, the cot­ ton "Tee Dress" that grew from the original "Tee-Shirt" is going to be seen in every area of leisure activity from beach to the evening cocktail party. Pants and tops with the knit look in velour inspired by the Italians are going to be popu­ lar in stripes and solids. A bik­ ini with an overskirt and tank top are typical of the vitality that will make the American male want to keep up with the Janes Surfing is a look as well as a sport, say the Jantzen de­ signers. Twill, stretch cotton, authentic corduroy, authentic Hawaiian prints are among the fabrics that provide the style. The "Mod" or "Carnaby" look will feature mini bikinis, cotton prints and two piece hipriders. Cover-ups will carry out the theme. There is new excitement in synthetics. Lycra spandex combined with other fabrics, for instance, provides great' figure control. Designers use body seaming, contour neck­ lines and belts to provide bet­ ter and more flattering figure definition. The girls are with it all right -- and aren't the boys glad of it! Deer Hunting Permits Filled SPRINGFIELD, ILL., August 5 -- Deer hunting permits are no longer available for Taze­ well County. William L. Ruth­ erford, director of the Illinois Department of Conservation, said today that the Tazewell County quota had been filled. Quotas have also been filled in nine other counties: Jo Da­ viess, LaSalle, McHenry and Marshall in northern Illinois; Peoria, and Fulton in central Illinois; and Hardin, Johnson, and Wayne in the southern por­ tion of the state. CHARGE DRIVER AFTER AUTOS CRASH MONDAY (Cocxinued from pas* 1) V trol the car he was driving around a curve on River road, two miles south of McHenry Sunday. Skidding off the road, the auto went into a ditch. Young Decker was uninjured and no charges were lodged against him. Trying to avoid an oncoming car, Tim C oar son, 4112 Crys­ tal road, McHenry, ran into a ditch and struck a highway de­ partment sign on Tuesday. Ac­ cording to C oar son, he was south-bound on the road when he saw another car coming to­ ward him down the middle of the road. Coar son swerved his car into the ditch and lost control. The vehicle travelled along the ditch and struck a warning sign on the shoulder of the road. Skid­ ding across the road, the car crashed into a ditch on the op­ posite side of the highway. Another accident occurred on Aug. 12 when Willard J. West, 7313 E. Parkwood drive, Won­ der Lake, dozed off at the wheel. The man was travelling south on Ridge road at 55 to 65 miles per hour when he be­ came drowsy. Unaware of what was happening, West allowed his car to slide off the road into a grove of trees fifteen feet east of the road. For no apparent reason, Ed­ ward J. Miller, 215 Dorothy court, Island Lake, ran off Roirte 176 one-half mile west of Is­ land Lake on Aug. 13. Accord­ ing to evidence found by Mc­ Henry county sheriff's deputies, Miller's car was east-bound on the highway when it suddenly veered over into the opposite lane. Skidding 70 feet into a ditch on the west-bound lane, the car tore down five fence posts and 60 feet of barbed wire. Miller received severe cuts on his face and head as the car rolled over and struck a utility pole. The vehicle came to rest facing north in the ditch, right side up. Instead of reporting the ac­ cident to the sheriff's depart­ ment, Miller left his car and walked home. His sister no­ ticed the head injuries as he came into the house and no­ tified authorities. Although he was bleeding from his apparently severe cuts, Mil­ ler refused medical treatment. When deputies questioned him, he told them he had fallen asleep at the wheel. The deputies charged Miller with failure to make an im­ mediate report to the police. Another man had charges lod­ ged against him after an ac­ cident on Aug. 13. Lawrence S. Guirlani, 211 N. Eastwood drive, McHenry, drove his car into the path of another driv­ en by Ixwis A. SpezzJre, 2620 Elm Oak drive, McHenry, at the intersection of River and Lily Lake roads. Guirlani claimed that he saw no one as he came to the in­ tersection on Lily Lake road. When he noticed Spezzire's west-bound car comirtg toward him, Guirlani tried to stop his auto, but it skidded three feet into the path of the oncoming car. .* Spezzire swerved into the east-bound lane in an effort to avoid Gufrlani. Although the autos collided, neither driver, nor the two passengers with Guirlani, were injured. Guirlani was charged with failure to yield at a stop in­ tersection by McHenry county sheriffs deputies. When Day ' s Done , Be Comfortable For the camper, the fisher­ man or the relaxing resorter who wants to remain infbrmal but dress properly for dinner or an evening out, the new styling trends follow his path Tattersall slacks, for in­ stance, are in excellent taste worn with a single color cot­ t o n s h i r t , a n d t h e m o c k t u r t l e is "in." Equally in good taste would be a washable wool sweater or double breasted blazer. Ihjy it... THRU THE WANT ADS Envy simplies the motivation for about fifty per cent of the world* s small talk. ATTENTION McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES Equipment for Soph, football players will be given out at the East Campus equipment room on Tues. Aug. 19 at 10 sum. Equipment for Fresh, football players and all Cross- Country runners will be given out at the East Campus equipment room or Tues. Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. All Fresh, and Soph, football players before going for your equipment go to the East Campus main office and pay your $1 ..50 football insurance. 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