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s~ McHenry Country Club Herm Zwissler is the new Senior Handicap Club Champion with a 54 hole net score of 210. He barely nosed out Hank Leisten (211) and George Johnson (212) in the final round played at the club on Sunday, Aug. 18. Tied for fourth place at 217 were Ken Holmes and Jim Gillette. Our congratulations to Herman on his victory. Ed Buss shot a fine 74 in the third round of tire Club Championship for a 225 total as Gary Adams had his third consecutive 76 for a total of 228. Art Jackson with a 88 and a total of 230 is in third place, with Don Hojnack^ in fourth with 233. Should be a great finish in this event and it's still anybody's ball game. Jay Sayler has a comfortable 7 stroke lead as the Handicap Championship goes into its final week. Jay has a 54 hole total of 207, followed by Jerry Harpling with 214, Jack Smithson 216, and Tony Victor 217. The final round of the Club and Handicap Championship will be played at the club on Sunday, Aug. 25, with the club championship tee off slated for 12:07! £ 1 - PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY. AUGUfT SI, 1974 DIVOT DOLLS Another vacation lesson: no resort lives up to those colored post cards. M.C.C. by Dee Overton s Aug. 20, the second round of club champion shows Carol Cooney in the lead with 87-90 to Alvina Yopp 93-97. Another good round by Virginia Turner of 92, with a birdie 4 on No. 10 and a deuce on No. 18, also Virginia sunk her approach from the trap for a par on No. 14. Em Hester is back swinging again, she sunk an approach on No. 8 for a par and finished with an even 50 for her first 9 of the year, very good Low Putts in Class A are Millie Leisten, Carol Cooney and Alvina Yopp. Floss O'Connell had low net of 154 after two rounds. In Class B Marty Jemiola leads 103-105. LaVerne Harpling is leading at Low Net 158. Low Putts were Myrt Johnson and Mary Mahoney. In Class C Carla Wright is leading with 114-116. There is a tie after two rounds for Grace Napier and Carol Bolger, 171 each. A Grandmother's event of low net was also played, winners in Class A - Virginia Turner, Class B - Myrt Johnson and Carol Bolger in Class C. SENIOR PIGTAIL DIVISION -- These girls sponsored by Prem Inc. captured first place in the Johnsburg Pigtail League. Kneeling l-r are Eileen Koch, Sue Dehn, .Judy Pritchard, Kim Castello, Ann Moehling and Linda Schmitt. Standing are Coach Judy Schmitt, Joyce Kennebeck, Sally Oeffling, Debbie Pieper, Pat Kennebeck, Lurie Rath, and Manager Char-lone Pieper. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) To date our golfing gals have come up with 41 birdies on the 'Birdie Tree'. Our Traveling Team has won the Northern Division of Inter- Suburban Team Play. Sept. 6 will be the final 4-way play off for over all winner. A Junior girls 9 hole event, Toni Weber won with a 58, Pam Spengel 59, Low Putts was Pam, nice going gals. Schedule Old Timeis Football Game For Saturday Marian Central will meet Woodstock high in an old timers football game on Saturday, Aug. 24, at Woodstock high school. The game will be played under the lights at 8 p.m. CAREY Appliance i L WE HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED MAYTAG PRICES ARE GOING UP. WE HAVE 25 MAYTAGS AT THE OLD PRICE. THIS OFFER GOOD ON THESE COLORS AND MODELS ONLY. SO DON'T DELAY F . # i «v- m A 02® M&vm WSHWSHHJSI • •UltT-W SAVE i I I! 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Former stars playing for Marian Central will include John Pitzen, Pete Merkle, Denny Jackson, Tom Clark, .John Pffeffer, Dave Adams, Tom Kobza, John Hinner and a "host" of other stars. Marian Old Timers have conducted several practices and are prepared to defend their undefeated record. Marian has defeated McHenry high and Woodstock high in previous ga^nes. Everyone is encouraged to attend the game which will benefit both schools. Helping others in the battle of life is just as heroic as waiting for them to fall in order to help lift them up. JI NIOR PK.TAIL DIVISION -- These girls sponsored by Freund Campers captured the first place ~ * Johnsburg Pigtail League. Kneeling l-r are Pat Bartman, Jeanine Peterson, Kim Diedrich Bridgett Thorne, Shellie Miedzianowski, Liza Hartigan, Toni Mehner and Debbie Wade In the middle row are Megan Hall, Pam Reinholm, Sherri Higgins, Kathy Butler, Lynnette Dust, and Manager Jan Miedzianowski. In the back row are Coach Donna Peterson, Coach John Miedzianowski and sponsor Bob Belser. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) P U N C H L I N E OF THE WEEK A GOOD REPUTAT/ON /S EAS/ER TO KEEP THAN TO REGA/N KARATE CHAMP . . Ted Vollrath is the first wheelchair confined person to earn a black belt in karate. The double amputee has highly developed arms, can hurl himself out of the wheelchair for a frontal attack. Vollrath is an ex-marine. 'At last. The card that runs up a finance charge." ill# , 19 "it «» f m "Credi t cards are convenient . Sometimes too convenient . You can run up bank and f inance charges before you know i t . "That ' s why the Cash Card at McHenry Savings is important to me. No bank charges. No f inance charges." 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