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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESPAY, APRIL 4, 1973 f % dM Mike Wieser, one of the local Cub managers, tells us he (for the first time) hopes to see the Sox play his Cubs in the World Series. That's going way out for Mike. Up to this year he didn't know there was a ball team on Chicago's south side. Just watched Jack Brickhouse review and in­ terview the Cubs in beautiful Scottsdale and can't see how they can lose a game all season. It sounded that good. McHenry County horse and pony owners can brush up on horsemanship at the U. of I. Saturday, April 7. We ran details on this. Too bad our pony days are over. Can't find names of McHenry boys and girls in the YMCA reports on bowling and swimming. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Here's one from Wonder Lake. Bob Thompson received a Shark Award. •i. Herman Brown reports seeing the first Purple Martin on Sunday, April 1. Guess he thought it was an April Fool joke. The birds are ahead of schedule. We know there are a lot of birds home from the south. (We park our car outside). Seems like a long wait, but we will hear "Play Ball" Friday when the major leagues swing into action. Kinda feel sorry for a lot of hopeful rookies who are on the way back to the bushes. But, some will be back. You must remember that song "Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? We did." Have our own wording, but haven't set it to music. Did you ever try to write a column when you were tired, and not a brain cell working? We did. Red Cross National Aquatic School "Summer is just around the corner", so here is your op­ portunity to take advantage of special training to become a Water Safety, First Aid, or Small Craft Instructor. The American National Red Cross conducts Aquatic Schools, each summer. This year the closest one will be held at Camp Nicolet, Eagle River, Wisconsin, from August 20 to August 30. This is a very in­ tensive "real-work", 10 days course. Anyone 17 years of age or over, who holds a current Senior Life Saving Certificate, is eligible to take the Water Safety Instructors Course. No special previous training is required for First Aid in­ structors. To receive authorization as a Handicapped Swimming in­ structor, an individual must be a currently authorized Water Safety instructor. Applications must be made in advance as only a limited number are ac­ cepted. There is a nominal charge for room and board. For further information, call your local Red Cross chapter, 815- 338-1050. I Coast Guard , | News I The Coast Guard auxiliary of Wonder Lake is very proud of their first graduating class of Project 1,000,000. The graduation was on Saturday March 24 at the fire house on the east side of the lake. The class guests were Sheriff Art Tyrrell of McHenry county, Commander John Covich from Division 6 and Commander Pearl Pedersen from Flotilla 6- 5. Sheriff Art Tyrrell gave a short talk on safety in general and presented the awards to 21 boy scouts from Troops 145 and 456 and 5 girls from Wonder Lake for completing a nine hour course in safe boating. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 17. You can get help on your tax returns from the IRS. Free. Our average fee was about 12 dollars last year. But I think you'll feel more comfortable coming to us. You'll know we're doing the best we can to save you money on your taxes. After all, we want your business again, next year. DWRll T H E I N C O M E T A X P E O P L E ELGINVAREA- 695-3450 • 750 W. Chicago St. • 1060 Dundee Ave. • 692 Villa St. Rt. 20 • N. Mall M-Dale Sh. Cntr. HARVARD - 815-943-6410 302 S. Ayer St. LAKE ZURICH-438-5200 6 E. Main St. MARENGO - 815-568-8188 229 S. State St. Cor. Rt. 20 McHENRY- 815-385-8630 3911 W. Main St. ROUND LAKE - 546-4862 221 Washington St. WAUCONDA - 526-8877 206 S. Main St. WOODSTOCK -815-338-0200 1212 N. Seminary Rt. 47 • OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. WEEKDAYS--9-5 SAT. & SUN. OTHER OFFICES CLOSED SUN. McHENRY TEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE March 28,1973 tot Team Standings W-L pins 1. Odd-Balls 62.-41 30287 2. The Ultimates 54.5-45.5 30503 3. Splitzers 52-48 29245 4. PinPoopers 48.5-51.5 29741 5. Lucky Strikers 45-55 29295 6. Zeroes 38-62 30867 High Games: Dave Luckett - 211; Bud Street - 185. High Series: Dave Luckett - 200, 211, 146 - 557; Bud Street - 158, 185, 179 - 522. Splits: Carolyn Lossin - 5-10. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Fran Matchen 178-487; Dorothy Freund 179-485; Cathy Schlitt 181-461; Adeline Pedersen 442; Cammy Gaylord 188-486; Rosie Przetacznik 435. R.R. Sharon Nye 6-7; Rosie Przetacznik 5-10. Girl's Interscholastic Badminton Baseball and Tennis Open Season at McHenry By Dick Rabbitt Weather permitting the old spring sports at McHenry high school will get under way this week. Coach Ken Swanson will have taken his baseball team to Mundelein on Monday, and Coach Gary Gray will have opened the tennis season at Lake Zurich on Tuesday. The baseball team will open the home season here on Friday against Cary Grove, while the tennis team will host Warren. Next Tuesday the trackmen and golfers will swing into action. Coach Walt Scott's Cindermen travel to Crown where they will meet a rugged foe. Last Saturday Crown won the Class B team title in the annual Oak Park Relays. Coach Chuck Cuda's golfers host Grant at the McHenry Club on Tuesday. From all pre-season reports the outlook looks pretty good for the various Warrior teams. North Suburban competition does not get Under way for several weeks, so the coaches will get a good chance to look over all prospects before the long grind begins in conference play. All home game and matches start about 4:30 p.m. So on your way home from work stop off and watch the local athletes in action. Soak up some good old fresh air and root the Warrior teams on to victory. BASEBALL • • • On Thursday, March 29, the Girls' Interscholastic Bad­ minton team traveled to Zion- Benton. The girls were an­ ticipating their first victory. The following girls represented McHenry. Singles - Vicki Mieritz, Helen Erickson, Jody Spirk, Mary Elliott, Yvette Janci, Sue Cooley, Mary King, Marcia Popovich. Doubles-Deb Mahon and Roni Bierman, Gail Gunder and Mara Jones, Kathy Pohlman, Patty Estis and Norene Summercamp, Diana Unger and Cindy Ramer, Chris Thorne and Linda Fisher, Monica Kosta and Reggie Lunkenheimer. McHenry gained their first victory of the season with a win Thursday by the score of 4-3. First and seconds won in both singles and doubles to give McHenry their four points. Barrington and Waukegan are the last two games of the season which will be played away, April 4 and 5. By Reggie Lunkenheimer Wonder Lake Boys' Baseball CTII!nXXIX>idui»LdU<iJUi«JUi3 Registration for Wonder Lake Boy's baseball will be held on Saturday, April 7, at the firehouse on the east side of Wonder Lake from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. * * * * People who never make mistakes are poor compan­ ions. By Pete Fritchie LAKELAND, FLA.--Billy Martin says the Tigers should do it again this year- win their division Aace in the American Le-agoe. "For the first time in my three years as manager we have three pitchers with estab­ lished reputations as start­ ers -- Mickey Lolich, Joe Coleman and Woodie Fry­ man. I'm sure I'll find a fourth before we get too far along," Martin explains. As the Tigers opened a slightly delayed spring training. Martin was congrat­ ulated by the writer and others on last year's suc­ cess. "I hope you'll pick us again." Martin said. "We've got the best defense in the league, had the few­ est errors and the best field- ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. How much is Dick Allen getting paid? 2. What is Hank Aaron's salary? 3. What is notable about the golfing of Bob Charles? 4. Who won the recent N.C. S t a t e - N . C . b a s k e t b a l l game? 5. Who is middleweight box­ ing champion of the world? Answers to Sports Quiz •BUp -uaSJV jo uozuoy\[ soi-rBQ •pa?B0jap -un UTBU19J oi 'D'N •papuBiHjaj sSums an "£, :, •OOO'OOSS pa^uJTisa 'Z •sj^aA £ Joj OOO'OSLS pa^uipsa 'i Stock Car Racing Southern Wisconsin weekly stock car auto racing is set to start the 1973 season this weekend with racing at the Lake Geneva Raceway on Saturday night, April 7 at 7 p.m. Multiple classes of stock cars will be featured in these early spring dates. The regular class sportsman, Jr., Sportsman and P.J. Stocks, will be joined by the high powered super modifieds. Separate heats and features will be held for each class making these races the best spectator bargain of the season. Time trials start at 7 p.m. and races at 8 p.m. The Lake Geneva Raceway is located on Old Bloomfield road, one mile south of Lake Geneva and a quarter of a mile east of Highway "H", (Old Highway 12). Fans may call 248-3312 for weather information at the raceway. The job you're looking for-- Is it here? Industrial Engineer Salary to: $17,000. Electrical Designer Salary to: $16,000. Process Engineer Salary to: $14,000. Product Designer Salary to: $14,000. Chemist Salary to: $17,000. Drafting (several) Salary to: $10,000. Foreman (several) Salary to: $12,800. Sales, inside•••••••••••••••••••• Salar\} to: $15,000. Sales, outside Salary to: $10,000+ Set-Up Machine Salary to: $10,000. Maintance Salary to: $10,000. Accountant Salary to: $10,000. All fees paid Come see us or call. We have many more jobs not listed. All information you give us is confidential. ALGONQUIN - 658-5992 216 S. Main St. ANTIOCH - 395-566# Rt. 59 & Grass Lake Rd. CARY - 639-7711 "-- 21F *' Main St. CRY M LAKE - 81& » . 960 Crystal L. Plaza FA.R-GO. SnifrCoqnceittjfytHccf 1212 N. SEMINARY WOODSTOCK, ILL 60098 (815) 338-6980 ing average last season. "Our fourth starter could be Tom Timmerman or one of the youngsters like Fred Holdsworth, Bill Slayback or Bob Strampe. I'd like to have more consistent power hitting and run production, this season, however and we, have the hitters who should produce it. "Baltimore gave up a lot to get just one addition to their starting lineup. Boston and New York will be tough and Cleveland has been helped by trades. But we could also make a trade and sometimes the deals you make during the season are the good ones, like the trades last year which brought us Fryman, Sims and Howard." WHO KNOWS) 1. When was the Eiffel Tower completed? 2. How tall is the Eiffel Tower? 3. When is Ash Wednesday? 4. What is its significance? 5. What youth organization was founded on March 12, 1912? 6. 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If fewer of these polar air masses are indi­ cated, or if they seem weak, then it is likely that warm air masses will push upward and over the United States-- or at least over a southerly part of it. Taking these calculations under consideration, and o t h e r f a c t o r s s o m e t h i n g more than a "guess" can be arrived at, although the "experts" still miss--and weather remains something of a mystery. •f>881 '81 qo-itWOI •8881 'uanv -H tu^HTTM '6 •H^qsj^ sBUioqx '8 •o^a 'iapBJBqo areoxp -ut 01 pasoddns s.ii sb-- SupiJMpumi jo Apnis aqj, 'L '2081 '91 qoJBW "9 •sinoos WO aqj. '9 fiPORTsjjfORJVERff HlTTlNG .Z93 WITM ZZ HOMERS ANP 61 R&U LAGT BBASON, r z v s o t ' s AM MKteTm TUB FIRST PLAYER IN LEAGUE Hl£73£y TO UNANIMOUSLY nsl ROOKIE OF TflE YEA{2_ HONORS. HE'S A GRBAT CATCHER . TOO \ KOENEMANN pountry Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon IGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full line Of Delicatessen McHenry Flags Over Yellowstone Members of Harmony Snowmobile Club of McHenry enjoyed a ten day winter vacation in the Big Sky country of Yellowstone during the last days of February. Twenty-one snowmobiles were shipped by truck while the riders flew to Bozeman, Montana and were bussed to West Yellowstone for glorious fun in the snow. Tours of scenic Yellowstone Park and mountain areas at the corner of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming brought the wonders of winter in nature to the eyes of the fortunate. Only by snowmobile could some areas be traversed and enjoyed, by climbing trails to the tops of mountains and high snow meadows. Group trail rides led by expert guides provided safe snowmobiling with no adverse effects to the animals or ecology of the area. Each day brought new sights and thrills on miles of deep snow. Cameras whirred and bring back views of Old Faithful geyser, steaming pools, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone river Herds of elk, buffalo, and a coyote or two were viewed and yet were never frightened away by the machines or people. Luckily the bears were asleep! All too soon, the ten days were ended and the gloomy outlook of returning to work and the snowless bare flatlands of Illinois was evident on the flight home. Local residents on the trip included A1 Adams and Dick Smith who had the grateful thanks of the members for delivering the snowmobiles out west, and their wives, Dorothy Adams and Jan Smith. Also, Kerwin and Jan Rades, Ed arid Bern Kaska, Harry and Inge Padgitt, Gene and Elberta Sickles, A1 and Betty Thiel, George and Rose Keller, and other Harmony members from other than McHenry, Norm and Millie Schutz, John McGinnis. The trip was a combined venture with ten members of a Waukegan club, and a total of thirty-four machines were shipped. McHenry Community High School 1973 Spring Sports Schedule DATE MOT Apr 2 Wed Apr 11 Urn Apr 12 Fn Apr 13 Sat Apr 14 Fn Apr 27 Sat Apr 28 Tue May l Wed May 2 Fri May 4 Sat May 5 Mon May 7 Tue May 8 Fn May 11 Sat May 12 Mon May 14 Tue May 15 Wed May 16 Mon May 21 Tue May 22 Wed May 23 Fn May 25 Tue May 29 Wed May 30 Thu May 31 Thu June 7 Fri Junes SPORT Baseball Baseball Tennis Baseball Baseball Tennis Baseball Baseball Tennis Baseball Track Golf Tennis Baseball Baseball Track Tennis Golf Baseball Baseball Track Tennis Baseball Baseball Tennis Baseball Baseball Track Baseball Baseball Track Golf Baseball Baseball Golf Tennis Baseball Baseball Track Golf Tennis Golf Baseball Baseball Track Baseball Track Golf Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Golf Tennis Baseball Track Tennis Track Baseball Baseball Track Tennis Golf Baseball Baseball Tennis Baseball Golf Tennis Golf Track Tennis Baseball Golf Baseball Golf Track Baseball Golf Track Tennis Golf Track © Tennis Golf Baseball & Baseball Track Tennis Baseball Track Baseball Baseball Baseball Golf Baseball Track Baseball Baseball Track Tennis Golf Track Tennis Golf Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball SQL ADS OPPONENT PLACE TIME V Mundelein Mundelein 4 30 S-F Mundelein Home 4 30 V-S L Z u r i c h L Zurich 4 30 V Cary^irove Home 4 30 S-F Cary Grove Cary 4 30 V-S Warren Home 4 30 V Grant Fox Lake 10 30 S-F Grant Home 10 30 VS1 Geneva Home 9 30 V-S Larkin Elgin 4 IS V-F-S Crown Crown 4 30 V-S Grant Home 3 30 V-S Larkin Elgin 4 30 V-S L Z u r i c h L Zurich *30 F L Z u r i c h Home 4 30 V F -S Woodstock Home 4 30 V-S Cary <1 rove Cary 4 30 V-S Grayslake Grayslake 3 30 V Bala via Batavia 10 30 S-F Batavia Home 10 30 V-S Relays Oswego 12 00 V-S Dundee Home 4 30 V Dundee Dundee 4 30 S-F Dundee Home 4 30 V-S Crown Home 4 30 V Wauconda Wauconda 4 00 S-F Wauconda Home 4 00 V F-S Dundee tC Lakei Dundee 4 30 V Libertyville Home 10 30 S-F Libertyville Libertyville 10 30 V 1 Relays Batavia 12 30 vs Barrington Barrington 3 30 V Woodstock Woodstock 4 30 S-F Woodstock Home 4 30 V-S Elgin Home 3 30 V-S C L a k e C Lake 4 30 V Crown Home 4 30 S-F Crown Crown 4 30 V-F-S Grant 1 Wauconda i Fox Lake 4 30 V-S C L a k e Home 3 30 V-S Barrington Home 4 30 V-S Antioch Home 3 30 V N C h i c a g o N Chicago 1 00 S-F N C h i c a g o Home 10 30 V McHenry Relays Home B 45 V-S Elgin Elgin 4 30 V-F-S A n t i o c h ( L Anuoch 4 30 Forest) V-S N C h i c a g o Home 3 30 V C Lake Home 4 30 S-F C Lake C Lake 4 30 V Warren Warren 4 30 S-F Warren Home 4 30 V-S V-S Larkin Elgin 3 15 V-S V-S N Chicago N Chicago 4 30 F Grayslake Home 4 30 V-F-S Libertyville < ZB) Libertyville 4 30 V-S Mundelein Home 4 30 F C Lake C Lake 4 30 V Barrington Home 4 30 S-F Barrington Barrington 10 30 V-F-S Barrington 6 NC Home 4 30 VS Zion Benton Home 4 30 V D Zion Benton Zion 3 30 V Dundee Home "4 30 S-F Dundee Dundee 4 30 V-S V-S Libertyville Libertyville 4 30 V-S V-S Marian Home 4 30 V-S Crown Home 3 30 V IHSA District V IHSA District V NSC -X Lake V IHSA District V IHSA District V-S Woodstock Home 3 30 V IHSA District 4 30 VS Mundelein H otne 3 30 V F-S Marian Home 4 30 V IHSA District V-S Dundee Dundee 3 30 S-F Dundee Relays Dundee 4 30 V-S Woodstock Woodstock 4 30 V-S Libertyville Home 3 30 F Mundelein Relays Mundelein 4 IS V NSC Libertyville 4 IS V IHSA Sectional Libertyville V Zion Benton Zion 10 30 S-F Zion Benton Home 10 30 V IHSA District 10 30 V NSC Libertyville V S-F IHSA Regional County Meet Libertyville V IHSA Regional V Woodstock Home 4 30 S-F Woodstock Woodstock V NSC Home V IHSA Regional V County Meet V C Lake C Lake 4 30 S-F C Lake Home 4 30 V IHSA STATE 4 30 V IHSA State V IHSA State V IHSA State V IHSA State V IHSA State V IHSA Sectional V IHSA Sectional V IHSA Sectional V IHSA State V IHSA State 2 45 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 30 2 40 2 45 2 55 3 00 * 3 00 2 30 2 45 2 45 2 55 3 00 US 2 15 • 1 15 1 45 9.IS » 25 3 00 2 45 2 45 3 00 9 00 2 15 10 45 • 2 15 3 15 3:00 3 15 I 00 9 15 3 00 * 3 00 ' 3 00 i 3 00 2 15 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 * No busses needed T.mes suted are when sludenls would be dismissed Irom school from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS George M. Cohan write "Over There," April 6, 1917. The Battle of Shiloh took place April 7, 1862. On April 8, 1513, Ponce De Leon landed in Florida. General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Grant at Appomatox, Va., April 9, 1865. April 10, 1606, was the date James I granted joint charters to two companies to colonize Virginia. The Office of Price Administration was established, April 11, 1941. Tuesday and Thursday 'til 7 p.m. - Saturday 'til noon. | Just east ot Rt. 12 5 VOLO I TilllllllllllllllHIIIII"fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr? I 815-385-6260 BOB FITZL, JR. Condolences On The Recent, Tragic Loss By Muhammad AIL Sincerely, Frank & Ron * LAWN-BOY Sales & Service BR00KW00D GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHenry (just across from Foremost) Phone 385-4949