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. .• f f ) k . D \ ' J*' Wouota lam •loraLA t k U S C GL «vx. V'l 'V * *» X < » PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER.FRJDAY, AUGUST 30. lf!4 Seven Lettermen Return For Golf BREAKING A RECORD or setting a record? What could be the longest pool game was played by these four McHenry youths. L-R are Brian Kennebeck, Dave Dalton, Fred Ludwig and Larry Deja as they play game No. 93 of the 133 games in the 19 hour span. It all st arted at midnight Monday and ended at 7 p.m. Tuesday evening- The lads survived on pizzas and munchies. (STAFF PHOTO WAYNE GAYLORD) Helicopter Rescue Demonstration To Be Held On Fox Lake A demonstration of air-sea rescue techniques by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter will highlight the observance of COAST GUARD DAY in Fox Lake on Sunday, September 1st. The day's festivities will be centered at KORPAN'S LANDING at the west end of Fox Lake near Mineola Bay. Among the other facilities on hand for the day will be a Coast Guard BOATING SAFETY BOOTH where Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel will be available to answer questions on boating safety, Federal and State equipment regulations, and changes in the new boating STRAWBERRY HILL HIGH POINT ENGLISH HORSE RIDDEN BY TAMMY MILLS The bright blue skies, the fortitude of the show committee and the enthusiasm of the contestants combined to make the Aug. 18 horse show at the Good Times Riding Academy, 8206 Bull Valley road, Woodstock, a roaring success. The visiting tack shop, an art display and the fact that the over-fence classes were held on a four- acre rolling hunt field, helped to draw over 400 entries and the hundreds of spectators that lined the ringside. The competition was stiff with many classes reaching an entry of 30 or more horses. When all the points were totaled, the local talents prevailed, winning 3 out of 4 top awards. The High Point Western horse was Shim-Sham ridden by Pat Chapman of Lake Bluff. The Reserve High Point Western horse was Cuttin Kitten ridden by Gail Risto of Woodstock. The High Point English horse was Strawberry Hill ridden by Tammy Mills of McHenry. The Reserve High Point English horse was Creole Lady ridden by Jeannette Winikates of Crystal Lake. The turnout for the Aug. 18 show was such as to indicate the need to divide the show by days for the next series to be held in October. The Western Show, complete with games, will be on Oct. 12; the expanded English Show will be on Oct. 13. The Good Times Riding Academy will be holding a series of playdays beginning in early fall. For further information or instruction in horsemanship, call 338-5297 or 338-0677. ACTION PACKED RACING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (through Sept. 21) IRA SUPER MODIFIED & SPORTSMAN featuring THIS SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTSMAN TWIN 25-LAP FEATURES plus WMIR - RADIO NIGHT tt-6:45 rt - 8:00 one-third clay oval over by 10:30 KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY at the fair grounds WILM0T, WISC. infor. till 5 P.M. at ihe track . (414) 835-4238 (414) 862-2346 pace car: JOHN TERESI Chevy-Olds, Antioch, III. RAIN DATE SUNDAY, SEPT. 1 loming Mt. Mte Aug. 31 Supermodified Twin 35 Lap Features laws. A Coast Guard recruiting booth will also be available where young men and women may learn the advantage being offered by the U.S. Coast Guard. Pleasure boat owners will also be given the opportunity to receive the Coast Guard Auxiliary's COURTESY EXAMINATION ... a free equipment and safety check of your boat by trained motorboat examiners. There is no cost or obligation connected with this examination. Boats that pass are awarded the coveted Courtesy Examination Decal. Boats not passing are not reported to any law enforcement agency ... only the boat owner is advised of the deficiencies. These boat examinations will be available at various locations throughout the Chain of Lakes. A list of examination stations will be available at the Boating Safety booth. Also available at the booth will be a listing of locations where SMALL BOAT SEAMANSHIP courses are to be conducted by Coast Guard Auxiliary and U.S. Power Squadron instructors. The main event of the day ... the "rescue" by the Coast Guard helicopter ... is scheduled to take place at approximately 2 p.m. in the waters of Fox Lake off Korpan's Landing. This demonstration will be conducted by personnel from the Coast Guard Helicopter Wing stationed at Glenview Air Station, and will include pickup of an injured person from the water and lowering of the patient in a basket to a surface vessel underway. Present plans also call for the helicopter to make a tour of the Chain of Lakes at low altitude so all boaters in the area will have an opportunity to view it close at hand. In the event of inclement weather, the demonstration will be rescheduled for the follwing day, September 2nd, at the same hour. Friendships aren't the re­ sults of a rushing acquaint­ anceship. * * * * It isn't very difficult, in hot weather, to feel too tired to work. Bike Club Sponsors First Annual Tour The McHenry Bike club host a tour to Chain O'Lakes state park on Sept. 8. There will be an all day picnic after reaching the park. Everyone is asked to bring their own food, which will be carried to the park by car. All entrants will meet at Swanson's Chalet at 10 a.m., Sunday morning. If you are 16 or over and want to have a good time don't miss this tour. For more information call Rich Fuller at 385-5392. The Bike club also holds bike races even, Sunday. Trophies are awarded to winners. The races are usually between 13 and 25 miles long, with different courses every week. If you own a ten-speed, are over 16. and really think you can 1 Eire extinguishers used on boats must be "Class B." This means that while they may in some cases be used for some other types of fire, they are especially designed for use on 1 Burning wood and paper 2 Electrical fires 3. Burning liquids or greases 4. All of the above 2 Dry chemical fire extinguishers are very popular. Special inspection treatment for them should include 1 ('heck pressure indicator reading to make sure pressure is in proper range 2 Invert extinguisher and shake to keep powder from caking 3. Check nozzle to see that there is no powder in it 4 All of the above 3. Fire extinguishers must be in operating condition when needed Frequent checks should be made of all extinguishers to make sure they are in good condition. What of the following things should NEVER be done as a routine check"7 1 Replace damaged hose 2. Check the locking pins and seals to see that they are undamaged 3. Operate the extinguisher for just a second to make sure everything is all right 4 Weigh extinguisher Answers 8 on £ on Z £ on I Water Skiing -- Rules for safe skiing 1 Have two persons in towboat. One to run itandwatch the water ahead, the other to watch the skier and relay information to the skipper. 2 Stay clear of swimmers. 3. Don't tow skier in heavily traveled or restricted waters ciank those wheels, call Rich Fuller and get all the information. Females are welcome. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda has seven returning lettermen for his 1974 fall golf season. They are seniors: Kenne Ludwig, Marty Zeller and Ed Thomas. Juniors returning are Bob Buenzli, Jim Burke, Lowell Kively and sophomore Bobby Buss. Other contenders for the varsity squad are as follows: Randy Kohl, Mark Herrmann, Otto Dschida, Mike M c D o n o u g h , D a v e Wickencamp and Mike Winters. Underclassman who have shown promise so far this summer in the practice sessions are sophomores Ed Zumski, and Rick Long. Freshmen are Mike Becker, Jirn Buenzli, Bob Lukenheimer, Tom and Ron Penning, and Tim Bvers. such as swimming areas, narrow winding channels, and areas containing docks, floats, buoys, and anchored boats. 4. Make sure the skier is wearing a buoyant belt, jacket or other proper lifesaving device. If he falls, approach him from the downwind side. 5. Stop motor or throw it in neutral before taking skier on board. 6. Use a boarding ladder. Be careful not to swamp boat. The golfers kick off the Warrior sport season with a match against Grant at the McHenry Country Club on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Coach Cuda feels that he will have a pretty good squad this year, but the Frosh-Soph squad is still a question mark. 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SEPT. 5 l4 Q , CA WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME SOMEONE GAVE YOU A HICKEY? r Me £3 'f *5 % ofeu |rC" «J». ~ # I t w a s 1 9 5 8 w h e n m a k i n g l o v e m e a n t " m a k i n g out " HARVARD THEATRE '1-2.1 \ 1 ) / R SIR//! A 2-4 IIOI R / \ / OR\l | / lo \ I IARI AND. l l / / \ ( ) /S I ">) v4 V 44 . / NEW CLEAN ( OMKOK I ABLl CON I KOI LID ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM IFOR 7 DAYS - FRI. AUG. 30 THRU THURS. SEPT. 5 At 9:00 & 10:25 Every Night. PRESENTED BY_POPULAR REQUEST - - - ~ADULTS~I LIMITED~TO AGE"17& OVER ]fyf A !. ONLY^ J^^mvy»RO^JR£(^IRED!j A In response to the specific requests from our vast audience we present the third Choice as another Adult Program Special. This is the film portrayal that placed Miss Linda 9 Lovelace in 'notoriety' and resulted in countless interviews and magazine/ newspaper articles and photographs. |Directed by Gerald Damiano , who also did the much acclaimed 'Devil In Miss Jones', we present: MISS LINDA LOVELACE Starring in " D~ T-- " We always average a majority of couples. The audience ratio has been as high as 79% Adult Couples at a 'Special'I (Not To Be Confused With A Recent Similar Film) No Special Prices or Passes for J^s^o^ionJMcturf Explicit Story Portrayal - Presented for Mature Men A. Wom«n1 We Listen! Films Selected From Stated Audience Prcferen