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-- . • AIR SPECIAL ALL GENERAL MOTORS CARS CADILLAC-PONTIAC 1112 NORTH FRONT STREET McHENRY Ph. 385-6000 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL ' Complete Package To Fit Most Furnaces. ( Includes Coil, Condenser, Line Set, Relay And Thermostat Completely Installed. Typical 3 Bedroom Home For As Low As. '780°° 29,000 B.T.U. , Prices could vary according to your particular home. Call for FREE ESTIMATE. Absolutely no obligation. R.D. HAHN & SONS SHEET METAL, INC. 209 E. ROUTE 120 McHENRY. ILL. 385-9670 A State Of Motion A STATE OF MOTION-Dan is quick. He has speed. He likes to run and practices at it. Last week it all paid off for Dan Schaffer, an eighth grade student at McHenry Junior High, when he captured third place in the state track meet in Bloomington. He ran the 50 yard dash in 5.7 seconds, missing first place by one tenth of a second. In inset photo, Dan the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer, proudly displays his state medal. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Zeebees Nip Warriors 3 To 2 In 8 Innings By Dick Rabbitt The Zion Benton ZeeBees ran their North Suburban record to 14 and 0 with a 3 to 2 win over the McHenry Warriors in eight innings. The game was played at McCracken Field on Thursday night. In an earlier game this season the ZeeBees won 1 to 0. Once again it was the aces of the pitching staffs that hooked up in a thrilling duel. Butch Monaghan of the ZeeBees limited the Warriors to just 3 hits, while Dave Wickenkamp of the Warriors allowed 9. The loss leaves the Warriors with a 18 and 6 record with Crown on Tuesday, and a makeup doubleheader some time next week with Liber­ tyville. Libertyville is one of the 14 downstate teams still in con­ tention for the state crown, and • Clean Condenser Fins • Pressure Check System • Adjust Belts • Inspect For Leaks • Partial Charge For Freon ( IF NEEDfil) ) PARTS & FREON EXTRA *10.00 PLUS TAX OFFER GOOD FOR THE MONTH OF MAY will play Niles West on Mon­ day. VARSITY Name pos ab r h Christy 2b 3 1 1 Wickenkamp P 4 0 .0 Ludwig 3b 4 0 0 McCafferty If 3 0 1 Jaskowiak lb 3 0 0 Williams rf 3 0 1 VanKanegan cf 3 0 0 Wakitsch c 2 1 0 Damiani ss 1 0 0 Meyers ph 1 0 0 Totals: 27 2 3 m cHenry 1 () 0 0 1 0 0 0 Zion 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 AUSTRALIA Western Australia consists of a million square miles of hot. arid land The entire world's iron needs for more than 100 years could be supplied by a single field there More than a million people live in the region, three-fourths of them in the cooler climate of the south­ west corner Early deadline this issue since Ye Olde Plaindealer is recognizing Monday, May 26 as Memorial Day. The day has often been referred to as Decoration Day since it has been a tradition to decorate graves of our loved ones. When we think of this day being set aside to honor the memory of those who gave their lives in military service for our country, it seems we should speak of "observing" the day rather than "celebrating" a holiday. Looking ahead on our calendar, we note that summer starts June 21. What's this we have been having'.' If you want to cross Elm St. in a car or afoot where there isn't a signal light -- prav a little. Another girl who is looking forward to a Blessed Event reminds us that she worked for us when her first child was born and -- "You begged me to come back to work." We've had all kinds of problems with these young gals. One quit three times -- every time a child was born. But. she came back each time. To the gal who protested, we offered to run a before and after picture of her. Haven't seen a picture so far. JSS FROM TONES Let your child experience the joy of performing in the school band. All students are eligible to take part in the in­ strumental program of their respective school. Les­ sons and band are offered through the schools at no charge 'excepting that the student furnish his own instrument. For details the total school band program, we suggest that you contact your sch­ ool's band director. Parents from area schools can obtain full information by calling us at 815-385- 4646 or stopping in at our store. Don't sign any rental contract until you have talked to us. Rerru^^ ember at Tone's we offer quality instruments, re- CJ asonabfe rentals, efficient service, plus many ex­ tras that only can be offered by a local store. Details of our rental plan will be explained at meetings held on Thursday, May 15 at Parkland School and on Wednesday, June 4th at McHenry Junior High School. Appointments can be made with your band director. 'SERVING A MUSICAL McHENRY SINCE 1964" |TOMES 815-385-4646 Across From Jewel Food 3719 -23 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILL. 60050 GEO. P. FREUND, INC. 4120 W. CRYSTAL LK. RD., McHENRY Presenting our new Good Neighbor Policy. . * Bob And Chris Hopp Among Winners In Canoe Marathon Almost 2,000 paddlers in 1,000 canoes of all types raced near Chicago Sunday, May 18, in the 18th Annual Des Plaines River Canoe Marathon, the largest canoe race in the nation. The race, sponsored by the Illinois Paddling Council, a state-wide association of canoeists and kayakists, and the Forest Preserve Districts of Cook and Lake Counties, covered a 19-mile stretch of river from Oak Spring Road in Libertyville to Dam No. 2 near the city of Des Plaines. Racers of all ages competed in 20 categories for trophies and points counting toward the Illinois State Canoeing Championship. All participants who complete the race earn a patch. Boys and Girls under 14 (cruising canoe): Third Place: Bob Hopp and Chris Hopp, McHenry. Ph. 385-0420 lk PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975 So I Hear HOW TO REGISTER YOUR BOAT hurt Dave's chances for a win as the Warriors lost 3-2. Dave is now 4 and 3 for the season. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) If you and your neighbor like things peaceful, then you'll both like the 1975 Cub Cadet®. New sound- deadening iso-mounted engine, acoustically designed metal sheeting, a special new hood design and a heavier- than-ever duty muffler means a minimum of noise. Under the hood is an engine big enough to handle 50 different attachments. Adjustable cutting heights on-the- go. Choose from 3 new hydrostatic drive or 3 gear drive models. All equipped with a Maintenance Minder that tells you when it's time for service. See the new 1975 Cub Cadet today. LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS The owner of each motor- boat, or sailboat over 12 feet in length, shall fill in an ap­ plication form provided by the State and-entitled "Application for Watercraft Certificate of Number" and send the form along with registration fee to the State of Illinois, Department of Conservation, Motorboat License Division, 400 South Spring Street, Springfield, Illinois. Ap­ plication forms must be typewritten or printed with ballpoint pen and all in­ formation requested must be provided. It is essential that all applications be signed in the appropriate block. Fee must be submitted by check, draft or money (order payable to the State of Illinois, Department of Conservation. TOW LINE QUIZ 1. Nun Buoys are always painted black. 2. The color of a buoy in­ dicates the type of danger ahead. 3. A sailboat always has the right of way. ANSWERS asjej £ asjej z as|Bj i and Class "C" Shirley Klap- perich won with 32. Four of the gals had big smiles and for a good reason. Greta Martin and Nancy McCauliffe each took a birdie on No. 5, Pat Mays a birdie on No . 7 Laura Schmitt had a birdie on No. 8, also sunk her approach for a birdie on No. 9. June 3 we have a special event, a Tennessee Dog Fight. All golfers will participate in this event. A special welcome to all our new members. The new gals will be placed on Teams June 10, please check the bulletin board. STRIKE THREE-This pitch thrown by Warrior hurler Dave Wickenkamp sailed in for a called third strike in the game against Zion-Benton last Thursday. Dave struck out 10 of the league leading Zee Bee batters while walking none. Two unearned runs summer for boys and girls from (i'i! to 13 year olds The first period will begin on June 30, followed by periods beginning on July 14, July 28, and Aug. 11. WALSH Wowoc*. LAKE FlOtULA t-fc * us.c a. 4ux. f S, > i teMf» SPORTS EDITOR J Wendy Ulick, a sophomore representing Marian Central, earned her way to the State Meet by finishing second in the District finals with a time of :6.4 in the 50-yard dash. Wendy competed at Eastern III. U. in Charleston May 15, finishing with time of :6.1. She also runs the 100-yard dash and just missed qualifying in the finals with a time of : 12.0 for third place. This young lady is a fine athlete who will be one to watch in the next two years of high school competition. Wendy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Ulick of 1117 W. Rocky Beach, McHenry. SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES The Lake Region YMCA will be offering special interest classes this summer for adults and high school students. They will be: Motorcycle Safety, Aquanatics (a water exercise class). Judo Club, Karate and Scuba. Classes start the week of June 16. Call or write the YMCA for further information. Swim Instruction for beginners and deep water swimmers will be offered as well. Recreational swims are available daily, both day and evening hours. Both the weight room and exercise rooms are available for your use anytime the YMCA is open. Basketball and volleyball will be part of this summer activities, along with regularly scheduled family swims. For you joggers, there is 20 acres of land on which to run for your life, and then come in and enjoy a dip in the pool and a refreshing shower. Exercise can make your summer a more enjoyable one!! DAY CAMP SCHEDULES All Lake Region YMCA members have been mailed the summer day camp schedule, according to James O'Laughlin, Program Chair­ man. Anyone desiring to receive a copy should telephone 459-4455. There will be four 2-week periods of day camp this Golf News Pretty Putters By Evelyn Sanford Tuesday, May 20, a lovely warm day, brought in some great golfing by the gals. Low net was the event for the day. In Class "A" Mickey Walters was the winner with 33. Class "B" Betty Kirk and Judy Schmitt tied both having 33, WENDY ULICK EARL We hate to think where our Sox would be without Rich Gossage. He's the greatest game saver in tthe game today. If our friend Terry Forster returns to his top form,. the other teams might as well fold up their tents and silently steal away. Our neighbors, the Ford Hanfords, caught so many fish in Wisconsin last week that they are going to have to restock the lakes. That big fellow, John Busscher, never looked so good as he did Friday night at McHenry Country Club -- dressed in a beautiful green outfit. (He's a "Kraut", you know). Some reports may not make your sports page this issue due to the holiday. We'll try to catch up for Friday. <