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PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-^EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1975 Golfers Beat Larkin And North Chicago, Lose To Cary Grove Parkland School Girls' District Softball team won first place on Friday, Sept. 26, in their final tournament game against River Trails, Mount Prospect. The girls are from bottom left; Sue Haddick, Debbie Grenier, Darlene Grenier, Sue Hacek. Middle row, left, Barb Humann, Renae DeRosier, Pam Reinholm, Lisa Cothran, Colleen Byrne. Top row, left; Dawn Beshk, Terri Bohlman, Tracy Gibbons, Vicki Kopsell, Leslie Walter and Miss Santeler (coach). High School District Golf Meet Here Friday including the top three teams will also qualify for the Sec­ tional. Teams entered in the McHenry District besides the host school are: Antioch, Batavia, Crown, Grant, Geneva, Dundee, Round Lake, St. Charles, Elgin, Elgin Larkin, Wheaton Warrenville, West Chicago, Cary Grove, Crystal Lake, and Woodstock. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda's golfers picked up 2 wins and a loss the past week as they defeated North Chicago 166 to 179, and Larkin 169 to 172. However, they lost a close match to Cary Grove at Cary 152 to 155. In the Larkin match Jim Buenzli and Lowell Kivley each had a 41, Jim Burke with a 43 and Bob Buenzli had a 44. Bob Buenzli with a 40 led the attack against the Warhawks. Jim Buenzli with a 41, Tim Beyers with a 42 and Lowell Kivley had a 43. Lowell Kivley had a 37 against Cary Grove, while Tom Pepping and Jim Buenzli each had a 39. Bob Buenzli rounded out the foursome with a 40. The sophomores continued on their winning ways by taking all three matches. In the Larkin match Tim Beyers and Bob Lunkheimer each carded a nifty 38. Libertyville Defeats MCHS Girl Swimmers mmfm. By Dick Rabbitt McHenry High School will host the State District Golf Meet at the McHenry Country Club on Friday. Tee off time is 8:30 A.M. Sixteen teams will compete, with the three top teams qualifying for the Rockford Sectional next week. In ad­ dition the top three players, not The Libertyville High School girls swimming team defeated the McHenry High ^girls swimming team last Thursday at McHenry. Colleen Tranberg picked up a second in the 100 yd. freestyle. Vicki Roth managed a second in the 500 yd. freestyle, and Sue Worzola captured second in the 100 yd. backstroke. The second place 400 yd. freestyle relay team of Roth, Tranberg, Miki Collins, and Janice Atchison had a time of 5:01.6 compared to the Libertyville time of 4:40. In­ dividual third place honors went to: Miki Collins in the 50 yd. freestyle, Tammie Johnson in the 100 yd. butterfly, and Lori Blankenhorn in-the 100 yd. breaststroke. Other swimmers par­ ticipating for McHenry were: Dee Amato, Karen Anderson, Angel Betancourt, Tammie Bieschke, Michelle Fish, Katie Hignight, Sandy Janke, Lynda Lindberg, Linda Marvin and Carol Petty. Montini > Middle School Wednesday the girls Softball team scored an overwhelming victory over Harrison. Out­ standing players were Debbie Herdrich, Peeev Freund, Sue Butler, Pam Anderson, Nancy Nett and Maureen Adams. Nancy Buch was the pitcher for the shut out game. Our next game will be Monday against Barrington. This will be our last home game. PUNCH LINE O F T H E W E E K P£M£M6ERj MCHENRY SCHOOL LEAGUE This week three teams share the first place spot and only '2 game separates them from the next in line. Needless to say, it is a tight race. High games and high series were again bowled by Walt Coari (189 & 517), and Gaye Boland (192 & 488)... .Congratulations! Five people earn bouquets for raising their averages. Clyde Leonard did a SUPER job and added 15 pins to his average; Lisa Ross went up 7; and Gaye Boland, Lynette Ludwigsen, and Don Prazak all raised their averages by 5 pins. Loretta Homo picked up the 5-10 split, Jim Neils and Barb Miller took care of the 5-7, and Walt Coari cleared the 7-8-10. Headstart Phoenix Spare Parts The Bowlers Stars Strikes Chokers Us's Positive Thinkers Chuckers Handicappers 10- 6 10- 6 9> 2 -6> 2 TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. LEAGUE Thursday, Oct. 2,1975 GAMES 150 AND OVER: Dolores Roberts 189; Dorothy Hlller 178-176; Marcella Wakitsch 171-157; Sindy Rudolph 170-164; Bev Green­ wood 169-167; Mary Jo Hiller 169; Patsy Hiller 161; Connie May 160-160; Madeline John­ ston 160; Marie Gohl 158-153; Betty Hettermann 157-152; Vera Kilzer 156; Carol Adair 155; Dollie Pecucci 154; Joanne Houghton 152; Fran Krab- benhoft 152; Isabel Stilling 152; Grace Blake 150. September 25, - Sue Tonyan 178-156. RAILROADS: Mary Ellen Freund 5-8-10; Judy Schmitt 5- 7-8; Patsy Hiller 5-7. PIZZA WINNER: McHenry County Well and Pump - 162 pins over average. TUESDAY NITE OWLS TOMASELLO'S 9:30P.M. Welcome to Charlene Kloeckner. Pizza winner Gayle Bonus, 88 pins over average. No. 7 Tomasello's Pizza, Capt. Mary Castillo, Sandy Burger and Lou Bottino. No. 8 The Three Cash In's (McHenry State Bank) Doris Johnson, Ann Gibson and Capt. Kathy Lieser. ADVERSITY HAS A WAV OF LETTING ONE KNOW WHO HIS FRIENDS REALLY ARE. EJ L. DeHaan 468-154-155-159; G. Fenzel 439-166; E. Fischer 420- 154; G. Bonus 418 - 153; S. Kloepfer 400 - 139. High Games: O. Wallace 151. Conversions: L. Cawthon 4-5; D. Johnson 2-5-7; L. DeHaan 3- 10. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 V.F.W. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Kb i HAllFORRENT ] ! SHOWERS-WEDDINGS-BANQUETS I I I 400 SEATING CAPACITY , CALL - 385 9860 20' DRAFT BEER 50* HIGH BALLS SATURDAY 12 NOON TO 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 11.00 P.M. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wayne & Marie Webb k* One of the twenty members of University of Wisconsin- Stout's Pom Pom Squad is Beverly Chelini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chelini, 902 N. Allen Ave., McHenry. More than 75 girls tried out for the sguad. Members of the squad represent the university in athletic and civic events throughout the year. Miss Chelini is a junior majoring in fashion mer­ chandising. PARTY TIME CATERING AT NS FINEST FOR AU. OCCASIONS FOR DELICIOUS FOOD AND EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE 815-653-9563 ANOTHER WEEK OF SPECIALS!!! Wed. BBQ SPECIAL!Homemade BBQ on large sesame seed bun. Reg. 65 c THurS. HOMEMADE CHILI Reg. 60c Fri. SUPER PAPA BURGER % lbMCheese - Lettuce - Tomato on ^ Extra Large Bun Reg. $1.05 79* Sat. & Sun. 3 MAMA BURGERS *1 Mon A & W HAMBURGER Tues CONEY DOGS 19* W A & W RESTAURANT 2214 W. RTE. 120-McHENRY, ILL. 385-9725 By The Book Two cub scouts, whose younger brother had fallen into the lake, ran home in tears. "We tried everything, they sobbed. "We even gave him artificial respiration--but he kept getting up and walking away." % "WHOA!!!" The Girls Athletic Association at McHenry high school is offering* a new and exciting course this year -- horseback riding. Every Thursday the girls sign up in the physical education offices and are given free bus transportation to and from the stables. Lazy "C" Stables located on Rt. 120 in Round Lake, seems to be going out of its way to make it an enjoyable experience for the girls. Tips on riding and horses are constantly being given for better understanding of horsemanship. Mrs. Whitaker, the G.A.A. sponsor, says, "Not only are the girls having a lot of fun, but it's a great educational experience." So far approximately forty-five different girls have enjoyed G.A.A.'s new activity and there are many more waiting their turn. If you hear loud cries of "giddy-up" and "whoa", don't worry, it's just the G.A.A. girls coming home from a hard day on the trail! 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