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EARL WALSH So I Hear From Robert E. Sutton, St. Ambrose College, Daven­ port, Iowa, comes an in­ teresting letter. Here are excerpts: "Somehow the summer slipped by and I found no opportunity to visit you and introduce myself as your isin." Family is a sometime me, and I have many bits of in- that are as yet and often un- "Last spring one of my cousins sent me a genealogical chart of the Frisby-Walsh family. I learned from this that your great-grandfather George Frisby married a Catherine Sutton." 'thir researc hobby collec forma Robert says . he was fascinated by this statement in one document: "Many of the family records were destroyed when the family castle was burned by Cromwell's army in 1649." I had always thought my ancestors were peasant farmers in. County Kilkenny, but if we had a castle maybe there is some noble blood in our veins after all!" My father always claimed he didn't know his age since the family bible was burned in Ireland. From the following, I predict that Robert will some day return to McHenry to reside: wfs# ml * >'X , # * •» ; .V A ' - & W/- it |p "On August 13 I attended a mating of the McHenry County Genealogical Society withAlex and Elvera J us ten. I joined the organization that evening, but since I live 200 mite\ away I am afraid I cannot be a - very active s member. However, since my roots are in McHenry (Freund, Jus ten, Knox and Suttop were my four grandparents) I fell I should support the group and show my interest by a mem­ bership." Must see if I can find some Sutton-Walsh history for my third cousin To our door came Larry Huck with a couple of Irish potatoes grown in his gar­ den. From the size of those taters, one might think they were crossed with a pum­ pkin. Joe Giimore returned from a visit with relatives in the southern part of Illinois and reported t dry ipell down there that was so bad it had the gophers com­ plaining. Pauline Ninsgern gave me a picture of the McHenry High baseball team of 1521. This was printed on the Plaindealer sports pa^ back in September, 1371. May print it again some ,n time. Names listed: , Ed Barbian, John Vycital, Anthony Bonslett, Francis Frisby, Leo Thelen, Howard Phalin. Weston Bacon. Elmer Olsen, Lep "Red" Winkel Andy Hawley, Coach Basinger, Glenn Wattles, . Herman Nye. Hate to think eight of the twelve players are deceased- It was a real happy shindig at Chapel Hill Country' Club Tuesday night when the Plairiealer group surprised Editor "Brenda" on the occasion of the 40th an­ niversary of her association with this newspaper -- It was a real surprise as < some of her co-workers tracked her into going out to dinner. The crowd arrived early find whooped it up when she arrived. Former publishers Larry o Lund and Bill Burfeindt joined the group. Lila Burfeindt was present, but Lynn Lund was unable to make it. We mirsed her. "Brenda" took some reacting from the various speakers, bnt handed back as much as she took. It was a fun night. When hits the 50 mark on the job, the whole deal will bo repeat?'!. PAGE7-PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY, SiiTE MBF.it 9. 1981 a calendar of upcoming events Wednesday, September 9 McHenry Golf i Johnsburg Tennis Marian Tennis e Marian Volleyball McHenry Golf McHenry Tennis Johnsburg Cross Country Johnsburg Volleyball Marian Golf Marian Tennis atGrant3:30p.m. Dundee 4:00 p.m. atGrant4:00p.m. Crown 4:30 p.m. Thursday, September 10 at Woodstock 3:30 p. m v Grayslake 4:30 p.m. at Grant-Wauconda 4:30 p.m. Wilmot6:00p.m. Harvard 4:00 p.m. v DeKalb 4:00 p.m. S Youth Tennis Tourney The McHenry area jaycees will sponsor their tenth annual outh tennis tournament this Saturday, Sept. 12 at McHenry igh school West Campus. The tournament will begin at 8:00 a.m. Trophies will be awarded to the winners in each of these age brackets for both boys and girls: 10 and under, 11-12,13-14,15- 16, and 17-18. Kids ages 10 through 14 should be at the courts ready to play at 7:45 a.m. Older kids ages 15 through 18 should report at 9:45 a.m. and be prepared to start play at 10:00 a.m. The tournament is open to youths who are residents of McHenry and Johnsburg school districts. For further information call coach Gary Gray at 385-8268. iligrs "V • ' - - 'v •* m£ -. iHlii M" -* ' ft* v <rr. •,**** ttm [iffs *S"V >Vf" Hurricanes Split Men's 16 Inch Final Standings M a r i a n C e n t r a l ' s volleyball team split ir its two matches last week giving the Mary Stoner's H u r r i c a n e s a 2 - 1 r e c o r d f j r the season. Last Thursday, Marian had little trc:.Uo at Wauconda winning in straight games 15-1* 15-2 Seniors Jackie Weber and Debbie Liggett each tallied 11 points to lead the winners. Friday night, Marian was victimized by poor serving losing 15-10, R-15, and 1C ir at Gary Trove. Liggett again ^pored 11 points to lead the Hurricanes, while Weber added seven, and junior Sarah Traver had five. "Our players have the potential to be good," said Stonei. "But we'll have to work at u At Cary we misses 18 serves and that's what cost ur." After p. Tuesday night contest at crosstown rival Woodstock, Marian will host Crown on Wednesday, Sept. 10 beginning at 4:30 p.m. w 14 14 11 10 Golfers Drop A Pair A SHORT CHIP - and BiU Fuiava watches his ball find the eighteenth green at Chapel Hill. Fuiava bogied the hole sending the men's club championship in to the sudden deathu as he and Dick Rosing tied at 313. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Central's golf team saw its record slip to 0- 2 last Thursday losing to Hononegha high school 167- 188 at Ledge* Golf course in Roscoe, .ffivut. - The top Hurricane per­ formances were turned in by seniors Tom McMahon and Ron Nye as each carded a 43. The Marian junior varsity also lost to Hononegha by a score of 217-223. Todd Bright paced the Hurricanes with a 52. Last Wednesday, Marian lost to St. Edward high school 159-177, and the junior varsity was also beaten 161- 224 McMahon and Brie Adamshick were low scorers on the varsity with a 42 each and Bright again topped the jayvees with a 54. Marian will be seeking its first victory of the season on Thursday, Sept. 10 when it hosts Harvard at Chapel Hill Country Club. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Buick Open golf championship? < 2. Who won the LPGA World Championship of Golf? 3. Name the winner of the ladies' singles Player's Chal­ lenge tennis tournament. 4. Tug McGraw plays pro baseball for what team? 5. What N.Y. Yankee base­ ball player played 2,130 con­ secutive games?- Aitswvt To Siwl Qvtz 1. Hale Irwin. 2. Beth Daniel. 3. Tracy Austin over Chris Evert Lloyd. 4. Philadelphia Phillies. 5. Lou Gehrig. Brake Parts Intermatic Enterprise E-R Wm. Tonyan McHenry Recreation 6 10 R D Hahn 5 11 .. Morton Chemical 4 12 Power Conver. Prod. 4 12 Scot Forge 4 12 TOP HITTER Ed Messman, Brake Parts, .623. ALL STAR GAME All Stars 1 0 8 3 3 1 1 0 1 - 1 8 n Brake Parts 0 2 0 0 2 3 1 0 1 - 9 ALL STARS: Dave Andrews, Scot Forge. Chris Cook, Intermatic. John Oeffling, McHenry Recreation. Neal Gute, Enterprise E-R Bob Habich, Wm. Tonyan. Bob Kiltiay, Enterprise E- tk Don Listak, Scot Forge. B u t c h T o r k e l s o n , McHenry Recreation. Tom Tonyan, R.D. Hahn. Gary Afeld, Wm. Tonyan. Terry Sexton, Morton Chemical. Jack Paddock, Intermatic. Gary Polidori, Morton Chemical. f, John Greinke, Intermatic. Mike Thiege, Power, Conver. Prod. 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The McHenry high school cross country team opened its season on a positive note Saturday at the Maine West Invitational. The top finisher for Bill Hutchinson's harriers was Chris Creutz who came in first in the freshmen race and also tied a meet record with a time of 11 minutes and 46 seconds in the 2.2 miles. Second place in the same race went to teammate Brian Ahlgrim. Nearly 200 runners competed. Sophomore Steve Carby was the top varsity finisher as his time of 15:34 was good for fourth place. Brian Wright, another sophomore finished nineteenth, and senior Gordy Bourney hit the tape in twenty-eighth place. In the girls freshmen- sophomore race, the Warriors' top finishers were sophomore Delia Saunders in fifth place, and freshman Pam Bradley who was eighth. ACROSS FROM ALTHOFF'S Film Developing Special SAVE 'l00 " 1 m Kodak | rl r zr COUPON $1.00 SAVINGS Applies only to rolls of color print films lo be developed and printed. 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