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i-**"1*"*""** * • • "-rrrmnnnjuui Chapel Golf News Pretty Putters j By Evelyn Sanford Low Putts was the event on Tuesday, July 22.^ In Class "A" Laura Schmitt and Vera Herdrich tied with 15. Class "B" LorraineFreund won with 16. Class *"C" Shirley Montalbano and Kathy Wayda tied with 18. Du-Ro Duffers came in with 74 points for high team score. We have one week left of team participation and then we start \our Yvonne Nolan Low Net Tournament. Handicap as of Aug. 1 will determine the Class we play in for . tournament and Ringer score. •g Gals participating in tour­ nament must play all 3 weeks. Pistakee Ladies Golf League July. 24th found, figuratively tied up in knots as thev Dlayed the string tournament. Pait Barber and Libby Johnson of Class A tied for first place with Dorothy Lisk winding up in second. Trailing behind for third place were Bernice Dolce, Sandy Nank and Adeline Zeiger. , Jo Ready in Class B unwound enough to take first place away from Leona Ream. Marie McKim rolled into third. Strung out in Class C, Heide Kuhen for first, Ellen Leonard second and Jo Karns in third. It was a real ball and the girls are looking forward to doing it again. The Championship tour­ nament is^next on the agenda for four weeks play, culminating with the Trophies going to the best players in A, B and C Class at the Luncheon on Aug. 28th. Go out there girls and get'em! Please Note Sports Deadlines For those who turn in news for the sports section: Wednesday paper - 10 a.m. Monday. Friday paper - 10 a.m. Wednesday. If deadline is not met, your copy will be held over for THE NEXT ISSUE. McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE MINI BRAVES - Pictured above, front row, left to right - Jeff Potts, Eric Beyer, Rob Burman, Mike Podpora and Randy Waddell; back row, left to right, Coach Joe Podpora, Roland Hunt, Denny Shaver, David Abner, Matt Sutschek and Coach Harry Burman; in the back center is Coach Jim Abner. Absent when the picture was taken were Paul Allison, Brian Gregg and Bill Nelson. The Mini Braves are sponsored by Podpora Insurance. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Horses To Be In Limelight At County Fair The variety of events and the number of enthusiastic people heading the committee attest to the growing number of horses that will participate during the 1975 McHenry County Fair at Woodstock July 30-Aug. 3. More than 250 4-H boys and girls will vie in the 4-H horse show at 9a.m. Wednesday, July 30, opening day of this twenty- seventh McHenry County Fair. Two days of harness racing- on the first two afternoons-will attract additional entries. A pony show is on Friday, Aug. 1, beginning at 8:30 a.m. and will run all day- one day only. Heading this event this year is Mrs. Iris H. 'Slovacek, Crystal Lake. The All-Western Horse show is set to start at 9 a.m. Satur­ day, Aug. 2, with prize money totaling $1,700. A Junior Horse show Sunday, Aug. 4, starts at 9:30 p.m. and this, too, will be an all-day event. Hold Carnival For Benefit Of Dystrophy Fight A neighborhood carnival against dystrophy will be held Aug. 2 at 814 Annabelle, Pistakee Highlands. Mike P. Briggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briggs, will serve as ringmaster, assisted by Dave and Chuck Briggs, Gina Rit- torno, John Tatro and Mark Leslie. Beginning at 1 p.m. the carnival will feature such games as toss-a-cross, bowling green, darts, bean bag toss and a magic show. All proceeds will go to aid the fight against dystrophy and related diseases afflicting millions. PLAN STATE TOURNEY-McHenry county golf winners at the Farm Bureau district tournament discuss state tournament plans with Alden Kilian, left, head of the district meet at McHenry last i week. With Kilian are Mrs. Joyce Spect, Wonder Lake (center), second in individual lady; and! Beverly May, Spring Grove, first in the young adult women. State meet is Aug. 20 at Savoy. 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As many as sixty cars with local drivers will participate in what promises to be an evening of spine tingling entertainment with plenty of crashes and spills. All the entertainment gets uqgter way at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 3 when the green flag falls and these 20th century gladiators battle to the death for cash prizes and large trophies and the title for the champion of the McHenry County Fair. Entry^ forms may still be obtained at the following places: Sonny's Sunoco. Belvidere; Garden Prairie Sunoco, Garden . Prairie; Gene Ballard Standard, Marengo; Ron Karsten' Standard, Marengo; Standard at the junction of 176 and 14 in Crystal Lake; Skip Ahrens Clark, Woodstock and Woodstock Mobil. Nation-Wide Demolition Derby, the "World Greatest ThrilK Spectacular," at the McHenry County Fair, August 3, starting at 8 p.m. ° • (Don Peasley Photography) The famous Nation-Wide Demolition Derby, "World's Greatest Thrill Spectacular", is coming to the McHenry County Fair on Sunday, August 3. 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