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PajeK^cH^NR^PLAINDEALE^^jctl^ Sports FRIDAY, SEPT. 20TN THRU SUNDAY, SEPT.22ND McHenry Area Soccer Federation Details from last weekend's action in the McHenry Area Soccer Federation: UNDER 8 DIVISION White: Goals: Joe Rockers, Jason Matchen. Standouts: Eric Beloh- lavy, Drew Mowery, Joe Crosbie. Maroon: Goals: Mike Nelson (2), Ryan Kris. Assists: Danny Smith, Ryan Whitmore. Standouts: Kyle Frost, Eric Doerson, Vince Sciarrone. Gold Stingers: Goals: Karl Good­ win. Assists: Conor Sammartin. Standouts: Phillip Popp, Eric Mueller, David Horowlcz, Melanie Hof. Navy Blue: Standouts: Robert Ma- cari, Scott Williams, Jason Groll, Ryan Gamperl. Purple Panthers: Goals: Jason Rudd. Assists: Jesse Barber. Stand­ outs: Joey Lima, Tony Ruggero, Danny Fick. Green: Standouts: entire team. Blade/White: Goals: Mike Harding, Jason Chambers (2), Frank Pa- cholsky, Derek Watson. Assists: Joe DeCicco, Frank Pacholsky (2), Ja­ son Chambers. Standouts: Tom Do- herty, Ian Shanahan, Bethany Busch. Light Blue: Goals: Brian Friesen. Standouts: Brian Friesen, Ben Kandler, Ryan Smith, Micha Barcus. Royal Blue Demons: Goals: T.J. Hurckes, Corey Sherman, Mike Cohn (2), Jacob Ogorek. Assists: Mike Cohn, T.J. Hurckes. Stand­ outs: T.J. Hurckes, Ricky Golemba, Brian Ritter, Andy Racanelli. Brown/White: Goals: Petey Jung (5), Garrett Larson (2), Jeremy Bates (2), Ryan Micklevitz, Richard Keil, Chad Leonard, Joe Martinez Assists: Ryan Micklevitz, Scotty Cole, Jeremy Bates. Standouts: Joey Thomas, Ryan Mercure, Ryan Antol Michael Deubel. UNDER 10 DIVISION Red: Goals: Tar a Doherty (2). Standouts: Ryan Boland, Jon Ray, Gabe Vehovsky. Brown Hornets: Goals: Nathan Druml. Assists: James LeMaster Maroon: Goals: Alec Blazina (2), Steve Fallon. Assists: Brian Nelson. Standouts: Gwen Liotta, Ryan Hulse, Tim Hiller. Ladies' Golf McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB Although the day began under overcast skies, it turned out to be a bright finish for some of the ladies at McHenry Country Club, as the played Beat the Pro for their last scheduled event of the season. Don Habjan, gracious pro that he is, posted a 76 to give the gals both a challenge and a chance. Those who met the challenge with their net scores were Carol Cooney with 74, Liz Nolan with 72, Joan Buss with 70, Dot Freund with 75, Carol Barnicle with 70, Speedy Neuman with 68 and Kathy Haugan with 69. Part of Liz Nolan's good luck was attributable to a hole-in-one on the number 8 green. She and her golf mates just stood there and watched as the ball plopped in the cup after a single bounce. Having the pro stand­ ing there watching didn't seem to ruffle her feathers. A handful of birdies and chip-ins were recorded on this mid-Septem­ ber day. Flying up to the birdie tree were Dot Freund on 9, Dee Overton on 15, Liz Nolan on 17 and Carol Cooney on both 12 and 17. Carolyn Harger had a fine chip-in on 2 to save par as did Linda Puccio on 10. Dot Freund got her birdie on 9 with the same kind of action. Although she didn't beat the pro, Mickey Farmer had low putts ovpr the field with 29 roll-ins. Those gar­ nering 30 putts each were Liz Nolan, Dee Overton, Carol Barnicle and Speedy Neuman. And the final Sandy of the Week title goes to Caro­ lyn Harger, who found many, many of the traps. Toward the end of the round, she became expert enough to give lessons on exiting the sand pits. Maybe next eyar she'll be giving lessons on how to avoid entering same. By and large, the season has been a fine one for the ladies. There have been remarkable improvements for some, a lowering of handicaps for several, a welcoming of new mem­ bers, good weather and good course Conditions. The ladies are truly thankful for the guidance of the pro and for Superintendent Jeff Michels' fine grooming of the course. And, the Good Lord willin' and the creek don't rise, everyone is looking for­ ward to next year and more... Happy Golfing! Liz Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE A summary of the adopted amended budget by ttie Board of Trustees for the Township of McHenry in McHenry County, McHenry, Illinois showing the intended use of revenue sharing funds is now on file and is available for public Inspection at the McHenry Townsnlp Of­ fice, 3703 N. Richmond ftoad, McHenry, IL every weekday from 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thomas L. Birmingham Township Clerk (Published In McHenry Plalndealer Sept. 20, 1985) M60S6 White: Goals: Danny Wendt, Mike Mitchell. Assists: Kristin Zid. Stand­ outs: Matt Mohlman, Harmoni Ir­ win, Kristin Zid. Green: Todd Freund (4), Sean Do­ herty, Danny Scher, Danny Su- chomski, Scott Wilson. Assists: Dan­ ny Suchomski (2), Sean Doherty, Todd Freund: Standouts: Matt Slove, Sean Doherty, Doug Thennes. Tan Tarantulas: Standouts: entire team. Black/White: Goals: Brian English. Standouts: Andy Anderson, Carl Johnson, Greg Eiserman. Light Blue: Goals: John Arient (2). Assists: Joey Holtz, Billy Smith, Darren Coates. Standouts: Ken Betts, Anne Bowgren, Deb Clauser, Michelle Clark, Cory Julian, Chris Laystrom, Aaron Mundt, Justen Nelson, Tom Robbins, Greg Hegge- land, Mike Carter, J ason Alex. Navy Blue: Goals: Kirk Cashmore, Jason Antol, Justin Eckert. Assists: Khris Jay, A.J. Linneman, Brian Ford, Michael Schivone, Scott Ens- minger. Standouts: Kendra Kum- pula, Jim Guth, Kevin Johnson. Orange: Goals: John Plutshack, Alex Kumm. Assists: Paul Thomas, Jerry Freund, Dan Smith, Mandy Freund, Ben Belohlavy. Standouts: Paul Thomas, Mandy Freund, Jerry Freund. Gold: Goals: Mick Daurio. Assists: Victor Popp. Standouts: Leslie Toler, Jeff Marcinick, Lisa Mayer. UNDER 12 DIVISION Grey/Black: Goals: Ray Branum (2), Greg Farley. Assists: Greg Far­ ley, Dave Fallon. Standouts: John Wilkinson, Brian Marik, Ryan Burke. Green Gremlins: Goals: Ryan Har­ ding, Mike Jones, John Hanson. As­ sists: Pat Livingston. Standouts: Wesley Peterson, Tom Escamilla, Christopher Bush, Scott Sytsma. Orange: Goals: Josh Nellis, Mark Lindberg (2), Benji Winkleman. As­ sists: Laura Rodenkirch, Benji Winkleman, Jaso% Pankow. Stand­ outs: entire team. Red: Goals: Brian Cunningham (2), Joey Mazurek, Tim Barker. Assists: Gordi Rudd, Bob Julian, Brian Cun­ ningham. Standouts: Don Hensley, Jason Lima, Matt Miller. Gold: Goals: Matt Freund. Stand­ outs: Chris Voight, Derek Lutz, Neil Piper, Chris Stone. (From Sept. 7):Goals: Matt Reinhart (2), Brian Rous. Standouts: Jason White, Bri­ an Gates, Carl Rascon, T.J. Rodgers. 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