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614 \fi t,r\\is .6IAMS 6I4%U mush DovialdL. Hathann of 5903 W. Willow lane, Lakeland Park, shown on the Mght, caught this record breaking muskie June 1 while on a fishing trip at Twin Bay resort, Hayward, Wis. It was the biggest muskie sought in three years in that area. The fish weighed 40 lbs., was SI pittites long and had a 26 inch girth. A1 Wessel of Hayward, for«nerly/6f Harrington, is shown on the left assisting Humann in displaying his prize catch. Spring Grove Horse Show June 22-23 Just a hoot and a holler north of Ifldix Lake sits the town of Spring Grove, Illinois. If you blink"your eyes you've past it. In this mechanized so-called modern world Spring Grove hat f^aoaged to stay a quiet sedate little country town that soinany of us would like to live hvlt'ii Other claim to fame is thdStftleFish Hatchery located there. Most of the folks around Spring Grove are horse minded and grown-ups and children spend inany hours grooming and riding their horses. Give a kid a horse to take care of and love and you have a mighty satisfied youngster who can retiult in a good mature adult. On Saturday and Sunday, June 22 and 23,1974 will be the 10th year for the Spring Grove Horse Fair and Junior Horse Show. Saturday will be a Youth Horse & Pony Show -16 & under and Sunday will be an Open horse Show with Jr. classes 18 & under and Sr. Classes 19 & over. This is the culmination of many hours of practice and effort (including sore watchamacallits where the saddle meets the backbone). The events will include Western and English riding, jumping, barrel racing, pee wee horsemanship, and many other interesting events. The arena has been enlarged to 200' x 300' and there is no admission charge. The Horse Fair .will feature many games and fun booths, "Gramm's Favorite game, refreshment . stands with WEEK-ENDS ONLY! ! DAILY 1 - P.M. to 5 P.M. 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. SUNDAY 1 P.M. to 11 P.M. 2004 LINCOLN ROAD ACROSS FROM OUTDOOR THEATER PHONE 385-9736 1. At least one Coast Guard approved lifesaving device must be aboard the boat for each. 1. Paying customer. 2. Sleeping passenger. 3. Available seat 4. Person aboard. 2. The most common type of accident while cruising is. 1. Running aground. 2. Collision with another vessel. 3. Running out of fuel. 4. Collision with a fixed object. 3. Hunters and fishermen account for approximately what percentage of ALL boating accidents. 1. 30 per cent. 2. 3 percent. 3. 13 per cent. 4. Over 50 per cent. ANSWERS I ON '£ Z on Z * on I a Under Way--Keep a sharp lookout for floating debris. Remember what they say about icebergs...you see only one third of them. The rest is under water. The same may be true of a small looking object which could be big enough to damage your hull. Avoid it like the plague! Reduce speed if in doubt. Bratwurst, Tacos and goodies. On Saturday and Sunday evenings, there will be a teen dance in the gymnasium. The Chairman of the Fair this year is J(An M. Thompson of Spring Grove and all proceeds from the Horse Fair will be used to purchase additional land for the Spring Grove Elementary School and the community. In the past the Horse Fair has procured many needy things for the school, including a school bus, kindergarten equipment, Learning Center, modern kitchen for the hot lunch program, blacktop for the parking lot and playground, etc. The people of Spring Grove guarantee a day that you will never forget, so pack up the old Buggy (car to you non-horse people) and come prepared for a real good time. How do you get there? Go north for Fox Lake on Highway 12, three miles to Spring Grove, Illinois turn right and follow the Horse Fair signs to the school. The Veterans Administration does not require a downpayment on" a home a veteran buys with a GI loan, but the lender may require one, the agency explains. 4400 MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER, McHENRY,ILL. HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y c e n t e r s -- - DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 10-9 ONLY PUT AMOUNT IN URGE LETTERS LIMITED OFFER ADULTS & CHILDREN (FAMILY GROUPS WELCOME) (NO AQE LIMIT) BEAUTIFUL COLOR PORTRAITS SHOWN FOR YOUR SELECTION DRESS APPROPRIATELY • ONE PER PERSON TWO PER FAMILY • ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS S1.00 EACH • COSTUMES A CROUPS ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY June 20, 21, 22 & 23 ANYONE CAN HAVE PORTRAITS TAKEN BUT PARENT MUST SELECT SPECIAL Vale Adams, Club Pro, told us that this great entertainer had a great gift of gab to blend in with his performance. Vale was right. That fellow could hit a golf ball a mile ~ standing on two legs, standing on one leg or sitting down. All of which prompted Dennis Conway to say there is no reason for us not to play golf. All we have to learn is how to hit a ball while sitting on a stool. How about a rocking chair? The rain stayed away just long enough to finish the performance. Then came a mad rush to the Club House where Del and his crew had prepared a ton or two of fine food. We looked forward to that evening and came away full in the tummy and happy in the heart. Missed John Busscher, but learned from his better half that he was out of state. Maybe Mrs. B. can teach him some of those shots she learned. At this writing we have the sneaky feeling that neither the Cubs nor the Sox will play in the World Series. WHOOPS! From past and present performances, there is a young ball player who should be playing every day. If not for the White Sox, he should be on first base for some team. Betcha you Cub fans would like to see Muser on first base for your team. The Sox could use Billy Williams as a designated hitter. But, nobody $sked us. When the robins in our back yard finish their main dish of worms, they descend on our 4- foot square strawberry patch for dessert. Gues they never forgave us for taking down the cherry trees. ' Wednesday night will be Joe Frett Night in Johnsburg, the second annual event. Proceeds go to some worthy organization. We heard about a fellow who went back to his college to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his graduating class. When called on to speak, he remarked that many things looked the same - same wall on the building - same tree he sat under in the moonlight and kissed a girl. He wondered if that girl might be in the audience - and if she wasn't any more ashamed of that kiss than he was - would she please stand up Thirteen gray haired women stood up. Spring junior Fishing Derby Sat., Jur.e 22 Have the kids bring their fishing poles and bait • the fishing season is again upon us. That means it's time for the Spring Jr., Fishing Derby. The Spring Jr., Fishing. Derby is open to all children between age 5-14 and is sponsored by the McHenry Area Jaycees. The derby is scheduled for Sat., June 22, starting at 8 a.m. and ending at 11:30 a.m. It will be held at the McCullom Lake Beach (located at the end of Gate 3, off McCullom Lake road. Prizes will be awarded for 1st fish, largest fish, smallest fish and most fish caught, as well as numerous prizes in between to keep interest high. McHenry area Jaycees urge the mothers and fathers to attend because fun will be had by all. Schedule Women's Softball JUNE: Thurs. 20 - McHenry at Marengo; Fri. 21 - Hebron at McHenry; Mon. 24 - McHenry at L.I.T.H.; Fri. 28 - Huntley at McHenry. JULY: Fri. 5 - Woodstock II at McHenry ; Thurs. 11 - McHenry at Richmond; Fri. 12 - McHenry at Hebron; Tues. 16 - McHenry at Woodstock; Wed. 17 - McHenry at Algonquin; Fri. 19 - Cary at McHenry ; Fri. 26 - Woodstock at McHenry. . HARVARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD. ILL. (815) 943-4451 * * * * * * * * * A * A A A *A *1 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW FEATURED - FRI. JUNE 14 thru THURS. JUNE 20: CARTOON AT 6:40 ̂ FEATURE AT 6:50 - OUT AT 8:52 '• JAMES BOND hmmiu nmmi mu»n$ I ( Mrm.'W so** «••'«•!*. »k>» ii i ^ u »ow m i»n«ci»s x TTlnited Artists j AND t J •LETDIE PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 8i 16 SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS ADULT FILMS 'Doufke 'peeUttnc PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO ELEVEN We Listen! Films Selected For Our Majority of Couples Audiencel FEATURES#FULL LENGTH - COLOR & SOUND # , NEW*- CLEAN"-FORTABLE*"CONTROLLED , 'NOW FEATURED - FRI. JUNE 14 thru THURS. JUNE 20j THE PILOT'S PROBLEM MAMMA S LITTLE GIRL The Pioneer In Special Prices For Couples & Sr. Citizens! [EXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR#MATURE MEN 81 WOMEN*ONLY!1 LIMITED TO AGE 18 8. OVER • POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED I, McHENRY MINI LEAGUE BRAVES. Kneeling 1-r are Joe Fino, Kevin Doherty, Jeff Collls, Rory Tuff, Mike Podpora, Roger Schmiegelt and Rob Mortel. Standing are Allen Wallner, Jim Jablonski, Jim Wynveen, Mike Nork, Brian Brunswick, Brian Siudak and Joe Gattone. Not pictured is Coach Bob Mortell. • .; . \ isi/trr FiiGTG-.YAYNEGAYLORIV Jr. youth League lOWrTIORNfwf ( * • im* mousi t j . ; m McHENRY MINI LEAGUE GIANTS. Team members are 1-r front, Tom Schweder. Cart Hicks, John Snyder, Toby Thennes, Todd Thennes and John Zabielski. Standing are Coach Ben DeCieco, Larry Piklor, Jesse Tirado, Paul Snyder, Kris Butler, Barry Webb and Bill Miller. N«t pictured is Paul Kent. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Lake Region YMCA Swim Classes Begin June 24 The summer swim instruction classes conducted by the Lake Region YMCA will begin on June 24, July 8, July 22, August 5 and August 19. All summer classes are conduted in the clear, heated pool of the Lake Region YMCA on US Route 31, just south of Route 14. Each two-week session of instruction will meet on Monday through Friday for a total of ten days (with the exception of July 4). There are classes for 4 through 17 year old girls and boys. The National Progressive YMCA Aquatic Program is followed for all instructional classes. Beginners classes are scheduled for pre-schoolers who are 4 through 6 years old from 10:30 - 11:15 a.m. and from 11:15 Noon. Youth 7 years old and up will have beginners and polliwog instruction from 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. and from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. There is one instructor* for every six pre­ schoolers and one instructor for every eight youth. Deep water classes are scheduled for youth 7 years old and up according to their abilities. Minnows class is from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m., Fish and Shark classes from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m., and Flying Fish class from 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. There is an instructor for every twelve deep water students. Saturday instruction classes will be offered also for youth 6 years old and up at specific times. High School and adult classes will be held on Tuesday or Thursday starting at 8:00 p.m. The Lake Region YMCA office is at 7350 S. Route 31 in Crystal Lake. Registrations and information are available on Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., on Friday until 10:00 p.m., on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday from 2:00- 5:00 p.m., or call 459-4455. MENS 16" SOFTBALL On Thursday, June 13, Thiel had a home run, two singles, and 3 RBI's to help Teko's squeeze past Old Bridge, 7-6. Bill Brennan went three for three with 2 RBI's for Old Bridge. In the second game, AUGUST: Fri. 2 - Richmond at McHenry Games are played at West Campus. - 12 inch softball. North Division: Richmond, Woodstock II, Hebron, Woodstock and McHenry. South Division: Huntley, Cary, Algonquin, Marengo and L.I.T.H. McHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL lEAGUEj 12 INCH SOFTBALL Jake's Dead End Lounge increased its lead in first place with a 'convincing' doubleheader victory over Phillip's 66. In game one Jake's 17 runs on 19 hits while Phillip's 66 could muster but one hit and no runs. Game two was almost a repeat except for the 4 Phillip's runs in the first inning. Final was Jake's 16 - Phillip's 66 4. In that first game for Jake's* Steve George went 4 for 4 including a homerun and a double good for 5 RBI's. Mike Freund had a perfect 3 for 3 including 2 homeruns and 6 RBI's. Steve Rohrer, Gene Hester, Dave Meyer and Dave Schaefer combined for 7 more key hits. Gene Hester also displayed a 'fine glove' at third as he dove for a line shot and came up with the play of the Bavaria Haus won its sixth game of the season with a 14-4 win over Carl's. John Smith led Bavaria ' Haus' attack with three hits. The third game of the night saw Hettermann's display some timely hitting and a fine defense as they defeated Jake's 15-0. Lloyd Smith was the hitting star for Hettermann's as he had three doubles and 3 RBI's. LEAGUE STANDINGS won lost Bavaria Haus 6 1 Hettermann's 4 2 Fox Lake 3 2 V.F.W. 3 2 Old Bridge 4 3 Jake's 2 4 Teko's 2 5 Carl's 1 6 ACTION PACKED RACING Eveiy Saturday Night IRA Super Modified and Sportsmen Cars featuring a 25 lap Main and 11 other thrilling Events TIME TRIALS 6:45 P.M. - FIRST RACE 8 P.M. RACES OVER BY 10:30 EVERY NITE ' SPECIAL LATE MODEL STOCK CAR PROGRAM PLUS DEMO DERBY - '50 TO WIN THURS. NITE JUNE 20th 8 P.M. • TIME TRIALS 6:45 P.M. 1/3 MILE CLAY OVAL KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY At The Fairgrounds -#ust North of Hwy. C WILM0T - WISCONSIN TRACK NO. WEATHER NO. 414-862-2346 414-835-4238 |. PACE CAR - JOHN TERSI - Chevy-Olds, Antioch game at third base It saved the shutout victory in game one. In game two Phillip's 66 started out with four runs in the first inning, but were shut out for the final innings. Jake's again had timely hitting from Dave Schaefer, 4 for 4 including a triple; Greg Freund added a double and homerun with 4 RBI's; Mark Bentz, Mike Freund, Paul Rogers and Gene Hester each hit safely twice while Dave Meyer batted in 3 runs. Jake's scored at least 1 run in each inning including a 4 run second and big 9 run fourth which iced the match. Final: 16-4, as Jake's went four wins, no losses. Phillip's 66 dropped to 1 win and 3 losses. In other games played on Tuesday, June 11, the Outlaws dealt the Rusty Nail its first loss of the season by a score of 8 to 5. The Rusty Nail came back to win game two by a score of 7- 4. Both games were hard fought and contested down to the wire as tying runs were left stranded on the bases. The Outlaws dropped to 1 win and 2 losses while the second place Rusty Nail's record went 4 wins, 1 loss. In other games the Riverside Bake Shop swept a pair from Brake Parts by scores of 18 to 1 and 8-7. The first game was a runaway and called after 5 innings. Game two was not decided until the bottom of the last inning as the Bake Shop scored two runs in a come from behind victory. The Bake Shop moved up in the standings with their first two wins of the season. Brake Parts is now 0-5 ' on the year. Patrick F. Wirtz f-UKMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS 1214 N. Green St., McHenry WALSH So I Hear PAGE « - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1974 / EARL You would have to see it to believe it. SPORTS EDITOR- Both teams won their Sunday games/to start a new winning streak. d V i WomociLAKC / FLOTILLA 4-4 i US.C& Awx. *• * O l/f " V jj The Walshes joined a large crowd Friday night at McHenry Country Club to watch Paul Hahn, Jr., do tricks with a golf stick that drew burst after burst of applause from the crowd. Tojiy Muser got a chance to get ihis duff off the bench splinters and came through with a home run, double and two singles.