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DO you KMow EDDIE PEMBROOK, CANDY? KNOW HIM? DOES A BOOK KMOW IT'S CO^ER? CERTAINLY x KMOW HIM. ( DIDKI'T I V I W I T h SO STEADY WITH HIM... FOR TWO WHOLE WEEKS tcJ DON MURRAY MODERN KEYBOARD INSTRUCTION LESSONS IN YOUR HOME • PIANO •ORGAN Box 266,Fontana, Wis. 53125 (414)275-6341 PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1971 Chapel Hill Golf News Tuesday found McHenry Country Club tense with ex­ citement as the final round of the Ladies' club and Class championship was played under cloudless skies. Defending her title from last year, Carol Cooney, main­ tained a cool and steady pace to emerge the champion for the second time in 9s many years. Though under steady pressure from a hopeful Alvina Yopp, the blonde bombshell established her lead early in the tournament and held on through the final 18. Sinking her ^approach for a par five on 12 on Tuesday and dropping her approach for a birdie on No. 4 the previous week were just a couple of Carol's feats of skill that make her the champion she is. Class A brought forth a new victor in the person of Dee Overton. Going into the final round one stroke behind Liz Nolan, Dee quickly picked up the lead and emerged the victor. During the last 18 however, it looked like anybody's chance until Liz hit a wrong ball on No. 4 for a two- shot penalty and Letty Busscher started hitting trees and going out of bounds. (Six trees on four holes for Letty). From there on the trophy was O00 s In Class B Nell Fidler had little competition as she waltzed home with the title for Low Gross in that class. Net champion in that class is another matter, however, since Mable Smith and Katherine Bolger tied for that distinction and will go into an 18-hole playoff Monday. Class C found things being upset a little. Five strokes behind Jackie Victor, the leader, Charlotte Zwissler showed her true competitive spirit and forged ahead to victory, overtaking Jackie and beating her by one stroke to give her the win. The weather' was beautiful, the excitement great and the competition stimulating. All in all, the tournament was eycellent and, undoubtedly, next year all the losers will be gunning for all the winners. Congratulations are truly in order for the winners and heartfelt sympathy is extended to the almosts. LADIES' GOLF In playing off a team tie, Millers High Life defeated McHenry Rec. Low Putts: Doris Freundf 15; Mary Jane Mogdans, 15. Ceil DeWerdt sank three 30- foot putts. Final standings: Millers High Life, McHenry Rec, Rago, Harry's Arco, Du-Ro Coffers, Schlitz, Kings Queens,. Het- termann's. WHO KNOWS? 1. Name the 23rd state to be admitted to the Union. 2. What is an ammeter" 3. Which came first writing or drawing? 4. James Hilton's "Lost Hori- sons" was laid in what country? 5. When was the Atlantic Charter signed? 6. Which state was one of the first settled, yet one of the last to enter the Union? 7. What was the cost of send­ ing the Apollo 15 astronauts to the moon? 8. Name the Apollo 15 astro­ nauts? 9. How many seasons has "Gunsmoke" appeared on television? 10.Who starred opposite Barbra Streisand in "Funny Girl"? Answers to Who Knows 1. Maine,March 15, 1820. 2. An instrument for measuring electric current. 3. Drawing. 4. Tibet. 5. August 14, 1941. 6. New Mexico--settled in 1537; admitted to the Union in 1912. 7. $445 million, $45 million more than Apollo 14. 8. David R. Scott, James B. Irwin and Alfred M. Wooden. 9. "Gunsmoke," starring James Amess, will begin its 17th season in September. 1 O.Omar Sharif. NYE'S AGENCY Trophies won by race driver Lenny Rydan of Elk Grove Village are on display currently at the McHenry State Bank. Mr. Rydan's mother, Mrs. Yvonne Rydan is shown with the display. Lenny races in the 7-liter inboard Hydro classes and has won many national championship races. He travels across the country with his boat racing equipment and is well known in racing circles. PLAINDEALER PHOTO • o « o « o * o * o * o «o« o * o o « • THE WORLD OF 0 •ENTERTAINMENT o o • • O r n o m o m a m o m o m n m n m a ON ANY SUNDAY For action packed entertain­ ment, "On Any Sunday" is a must for motorcycle riders and enthusiasts who like this parti­ c u l a r s p o r t . I t ' s a f e a t u r e - length documentary about motor­ cycles and the men who ride them. Bruce Brown wrote, di­ rected, produced and narrated this film. Brought out vividly through excellent photography is the thrill and curse of the sport that has captured the imagina­ tion of so many. And, Sunday is usually the climax of the races and other exploitations. Mert Lawwill and Malcolm Smith portray the professional cyclists, while there are num­ bers of others who make up the entire casts, including several appearances by Steve McQueen who is an accomplished cyclist. These riders never seem to enter contests for the monetary rewards, but from the thrill of winning that gives them the opportunity to compete in a tougher race. The thrill and anticipation of the races is cleverly captured by the camera and,, as jt scans the audience it reveals the audience reaction to the excitement of speed and daring competition of the riders. This "G" rated film covers this sport in various countries and states, which gives it doc­ umentary credit. Little things can mean a lot to modern corn growers, and many add small amounts of a minor element like Sequestrene zinc chelate to their soil -- to break through "yield barriers" caused by micronutrient deficiencies. 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