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Season Draws To A Close For McHenry Junior Youth League $ The McHenry Junior Youth League closes out its 1973 season with the Annual All-Star games and picnic to be held on Sunday, July 22. Game times are as follows: - Noon - 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. 8:0fl^|,.M. d - bring :00 P.M. Mini All-Stars Major All-Stars Major All-Stars Women's Game Men (Coaches) I Game » All Junior Youth League players and families are invit * a dish to pass - food will be served "family style" at/ ^ Refreshments will also be served. \ A very special thank you to all sponsors and persons who helped ^continue our baseball program throughout the year, especially our Women's group. The women (namely Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Miller %and Mrs. Dancy) operated our field concession stand to help raise v funds for our program. b iThe officers also extend their thanks to all the coaches and »$lp»agers who devoted their time so generously to teach and in- £ struct baseball to our children. Below is a list of the All-Star Members and their team affiliations: MINI LEAGUE 0 Giants: Mike Sabatka Mark Thompson Billy Herrmann Mike Ketchum Joe Dercole - Alternate Braves: Dan Long Dave Weber Dave Smith Robbie Mortell Ron Folz - Alternate Cubs: Frank Parth Steve Mueller Dennis Humphreys Steve Schiera Fritz Larsen - Alternate Indians: Tim Butler Jay Weber Mike Bauml Pirates: Mike Boro Ed Kennedy Brian Bremer Buck Goodman - Alternate Tigers: Bill Miller Randy Buenzli Jim Wynveen Sox: Wes Kopsell Tom Popovich Ken Collis Yanks: Mike Dillon Crai^later Curt Rehberg Dave Mauer - Alternate Scott Truckenbrod Mark Fuhler - Alternate MINOR LEAGUE Owls: Cards Tom Sharp Joe Bauml * Rich Hager John Grether Jim Wilkie John Jablonski Bob Moehling - Alternate Sean Haley - Alternate Bluebirds: Condors: Chris Freund Greg Brooke JoeSchweder Ed Carey Myron Schaan Jeff Justen Mark Slonina - Alternate Mike Schmaling - Alternate A Orioles: Falcons: Randy Glick Menard Rybak Tom Sokolowski Eugene Rybak Ted Weber Tony Sroka Rich Ziebel - Alternate John Sroka - Alternate Eagles: Hawks Bob Nichols Bob Zeller John Costigan Bob Greve Jeff Cadotte JeffMcNish Jeff Smith - Alternate Bob Thennes - Alternate MAJOR LEAGUE Owls: Cards: Kevin Moehling Tom Jablonski Peter Prust Ton Mauer Mark Ziszik Dale Garrelts Steve Kivley- Alternate David Foss - Alternate Steve Kivley- Alternate Len Picklor - Alternate Bluebirds: Condors: Bob Hansen Joe Dancy Ed Walker Pat Teuber Dennis Lulow Lee Woodward Jeff Granger - Alternate Cliff Ray - Alternate Orioles: Falcons: Ton Crook Dominic Visconti Tom Maxson Eric Meissner Henry Glick Bill Lang Dan McAuliffe - Alternate Buddy Brown - Alternate Eagles: Hawks: KenBottari Mark Price Bob Hutt Tim Zeller Mark Costigan Terry Greve Jeff Popovich - Alternate Tony Pintozzi - Alternate Breakfast Bonus Calories In Cheddar Cheese For variety, add chopped cook- A one-inch cube of cheddar ed meat such as bacon, sausage, ham, luncheon meat, frankfurters or chipped beef to scrambled eggs as they begin to thicken. FRI 7/20-THURS 7/26 cheese gives you 70 calories. TH OIEIAM KWTE Z^CARLOAD with this ad "Not Another Accident!" Auto insurance costs have been increasing because accidents have been in­ creasing, and auto repairs and injury awards are tren­ ding higher. The Stoffel and Reihansperger Insur­ ance Agency does offer a Safe Driver Discount to the driver with a three- year record of no moving traffic violations. STOFFEL and REIHANSPERGER INSURANCE AGENCY HERB REIHANSPERGER BOB MORTELL 3438 W. ELM 385-0300 McHENRY, ILL PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1973 & L. toR: Helen Arient, Kathy Lauer and Elizabeth Brennecka. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 6-3 and Mariner Ship from the First Baptist Church of McHenry handing out free boating pam­ phlets to the public. j Coast Guard""! News | The United States Coast Guard auxiliary of Wonder Lake acknowledges the use of Milt Smith's home on July 14. There was a class given on safe boating at 8 p.m. to the members of the Sunrise Ridge Boat club and their guests. The purpose of the class was to introduce to the owners and operators of pleasure craft, safety requirements and safe practices in the operation and navigation of their boats. Pleasure boating as a family sport is growing in popularity with each passing day. American families in ever increasing numbers are tur­ ning to the water for their recreation. They find that boating is one of the few out­ door sports that can be enjoyed as a family. The secret of boating safety is keeping out of trouble rather tha^n getting out of trouble after you get into it. The Pistakee Yacht Club Open Regatta Sunday, July 22 The Pistakee Yacht Club will host its first "Open Sailboat Regatta" Sunday, July 22 at 2 p.m. Any sailor in the area is invited. Any size or class of boat is welcome. Boats will be judged by formula, but the main purpose is to bring area sailors together to enjoy .the sport. Refreshments will be available at a nominal cost. Launching will be available or boats can be brought directly to the club by water. Sunfish or America Clippers can compete together for the first time. The Yacht club is located at the northwest end of Pistakee Bay. For more information, call Frank Waters at 312-JU7-5814. With the arrival of decent weather during the last two weeks the girls have shot some pretty hot scores. June 10 was a special event day - Tennessee Dog Fight. Kathy Sanford sunk an ap­ proach shot on No. 12 to bring team No. 1, composed of: Maureen Doherty, Kathy Sanford, Laura Schmitt and Stephanie Truax into a tie at 41 with team No. 3 - Doris Freund, Fran Freund, Sherry Patterson and Marc Wakitsch. Lu Wallace had a "birdie 3" on No. 5 for team No. 6, so they finished the day at 42. Eve Sanford had a "birdie 3" on No. 1 by sinking the approach shot. June 17: Laura Schmitt's birdie 3 on No. 13 and a round of 43 led the Du-Ro Duffers to winning the daily event - Low Team Gross. The Duffers also picked up 6 points to increase their lead to 4V2 points over the two teams tied for second place Joni Popelka sunk her approach to save par on No. 4. Deb Mack had a "Birdie 2" on No. 8. (Do we have any challengers from the male leagues?) With only two weeks of team participation left in league play we look forward to some pretty tough competition for first place as well as the rest of the team standings. Du-Ro Duffers 38 Carey Appliances 3312 Longhorn 33'2 Dejka Welding 3112 Hettermanns 31 Harrys Arco 30" 2 Little Chef 29 McHenry Recreation 26' 2 Bru^jfei 'n Curl 24 Ruc^lph's Concrete 2212 Olci Bridge 21 McHenry Floral 17'2 V I i. DIVOT DOLLS By Espar Oja This week's event was one of our trophy events, Flag Day. Winners were Class A-L. Busscher, Class B-E. Hester, Class C-N. Wilkins, Nine- Holers, E. Jemiola. Respec­ table scores of the day were Low Net, L. Busscher 75, K. Evans 77, and N. Wilkins 73. And we were putting low ~ L. Harpling 29, M. Holmes and E. Oja tied at 28, and N. Wilkins and B. Horn at 31. A little color of the day was Dee Overton's WHOP out of the Watery Mud under No. 8 tee to save a penalty Stroke. It took a bath in the stream to carry on, but Dee managed that very nicely, too, Thank You! Our traveling girls have done very well in representing the club. On the last two outings against Tally Ho (we took 64 points) and against Deerpath (we took 68 points) against total possible 100's. That league sure knows we are there!! Next week the team meets Fort Sheridan. Some of our members (A. Yopp, V. Turner, L. Nolan, D. Overton, N. Fidler, and M. Bischoff) attended the first inaugural of the All Midwestern Tournament which was held last week. Total entrees numbered 216 and of these V. Turner brought home the 5th place trophy in Class A, and A. Yopp won the 2nd place trophy in Class A. Aren't we proud!! Next week we have our BIG one-Hullabaloo - Be sure you n: „ Athletes Away S. E. Los Angeles. 65C by Long Distance. Not to mention Seattle, San Francisco, San Diego, Bangor, Reno and Butte. Each for 65 cents plus tax. For three minutes. When you dial the number yourself anytime Saturday and on Sunday until 5 p.m. So if you want to travel cheaply--go Long Distance. It's cheaper than you think. Long Distance. A little bit of money still goes a long way. @ Illinois Bell MAYBE WE'D BETTER TUW BA£K AMD CALl TUEM © Dial-direct rates apply on self-dialed Long Oistance calls to points within Illinois ^nd to all other states ticept Alaska Dial direct rates do not apply on Operator assisted calls such as coin, credit card, collect, person-to-person, hote l guest calls, or calls charged to another number On direct-dialed calls to Hawaii , weekend rates are in effect from 5pm Friday'to 7am Monday In areas where di rect -d ia l ing faci l i t ies are not available. ODD rates also apply to Operator-assisted station-tajjstation calls that elsewhere could be dialed direct Shown above are some of the McHenry school bus drivers for District 156 who recently received their defensive driving certificates. Complete Driver Course The second in the current series of defensive driving courses will be offered by the Lake County Safety * com­ mission at West campus high school, McHenry, July 24, 26 and 31 and Aug. 2. Classes will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Since January of this year 610 people have passed through this driver improvement program,H based on the defensive driving course of the National Safety council. A total of ninety-four municipal workers have at­ tended the program in addition to 516 court referrals. Ten McHenry high school bus drivers were included among those who took the course. It is also available to any business, industry or organization and any person interested in im­ proving his driving attitude. Hon Miller, 3017 Lincoln Rd., McHenry, was a member of the 1973 baseball squad at Elmhurst college. The Bluejay diamondmen started out slowly but came back to win four of their final six contests to finish the season on an optimistic note. Coach Ron Wellman was very encouraged by the im­ proved play, especially as the squad is young and only needs experience to become a con­ tender in the College Con­ ference of Illinois and Wisconsin. A freshman majoring in Business Administration, Hon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pankewicz. have tickets and tee times - a real bargain, gals!! ~Tfi£ FiRZT&lU. FROtA THE COUNTRY CLU& MAKES A j VMPBR 1 IF HE IA/AS ACCEPT^P... OR. TAKENI I Stock Car Racing The Sycamore Jaycees are sponsoring a special "Luke Dyson Race Night" at the Sycamore Speedway on Sunday evening, July 22, as a benefit for 4-year-old Luke Dyson, Sycamore's "Miracle Boy!" Luke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dyson, of rural Kane County. Last Jan. 18, Luke received third degree burns over 90 per cent of his body. The care that he received at the Burn Center of Loyola Hospital in Maywood, resulted in a recovery that has been termed "nothing short of miraculous" by his doctors. from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS The Congress of the Confederate States held its first ses­ sions in Richmond, Virginia, on July 20, 1861. On July 21, 1861, the first major military battle in the Civil War took place at Bull Run Creek, Virginia. "Public Enemy Number One," John Dillinger, was killed by FBI agents on July 22, 1934. The first typewriter was patented on July 23, 1829. July 24, 1847, was the date Brigham Toung and the Mor­ mons arrived at Great Salt Lake Valley, Utah. The luxury liners "Andrea Doria" and the "Stockholm" collided, July 25, 1956. 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