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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 17,1974 Eleven County Farm Bureau Golfers In III. Sports Festival Eleven McHenry County Farm Bureau golfers will compete in the Illinois Farm Sports Festival state finals over the University of Illinois course at Savoy on Aug. 5 as a result of outstanding success in the District tourney last week. McHenry county golfers captured 11 of the 22 state finals berths leaving 15 other participating counties to battle for the 11 openings. DeKalb County Farm Bureau gained seven of those spots as 147 golfers competed at the Kishwaukee Country Club course, DeKalb. The McHenry county golfers advancing: Rodney Winn, Richmond, first in senior male, 50-60, with a 36-36-72, the day's best score and two over par. Gordon and Doris Jones, Harvard, first in mixed doubles, with a 179 total. Gordon shot an 85. George and Joyce Jackson, Woodstock, first, 185, and Bill and Virginia Hinner, Woodstock, second, in the husband-and-wife class. The Hinners had a 187 total. Betty Butenschoern, Marengo, second in individual lady, 104. * Elroy B. Butenschoern,Marengo, first in regular male, with a 36-42-78. Linnea Jones, Harvard, first in female, 17 and under, with a 105. Kathy Jackson, Woodstock, second in Young Adult female, 18-30, with a 117. McHenry Girls Attend GAA Leadership Camp » Two McHenry Girls have \ recently returned from a week 'away at the Northern GAA * Leadership Camp, which is > located on the shores of £ beautiful Lake Geneva near f Williams Bay, Wisconsin. - Cathy Connell and Donna CMunyon, representing »»McHenry high school, left on r Sunday, June 16 and returned jrhome on Saturday, June 22 with C lots of happy memories and * many new friends whom they ••will never forget. The week £ away went all too fast for these J girls, but they brought back many new ideas for our local GAA. Besides learning many new games and songs, they also won 1st place awards in the game tournaments and the annual talent show. GAA members from all over the state of Illinois attended the camp with approximately 150 girls in all. Our girls were chosen by their fellow GAA members, which is quite an honor. Both Cathy and Donna will serve on the GAA Board during the 1974-75 school year. Both will be Seniors at the McHenry West Campus in the coming school year. M.C.C. Dee Overton Tuesday July 9, the 2nd round of Country Club Match and ' Consolation, was a blistering day with golf to match played by all Classes. ^ Class C, Kris Newkirk 112 gross, a 51 on the front 9! Kris won her match from Carla Wright Hvho said 'I didn't have a chance, it was 2 against 1 all the way'! Low Net in Class C was Fran Weyland with an 80p, who also won her match to go on into the semi finals. In Class B 3 gals shot in the 40's for 9, Mary Ann Falson 100 Low Gross, Nancy Wilkins 47 on the front 9, Low Net of 72. Nancy is a recent Class C golfer passing thru Class R-on her way to Class A, shooting for the 'most improved golfer' of the year. In Class A, 8 out of 10 shot in the 40's for 9 and 7 out of 8 were in the 90's. However the most exciting match of the day had to be Joan Buss and Judy Smithson. Both gals had 44 on the first 9 and shot 46-47 on the back 9. Joan won with a 90 gross - 69 net over Judy's 91 gross - 70 net. Hey gals, save some of this fine golf for the 'Labor Day Event'. Judy, Carol Cooney and Nell Fidler birdied No. 16. Carol shot a 92 and Nell a 95. Lettie Busscher and Alvina Yopp birdied No. 6, Alvina shot a 91. Liz Nolan deuced No. 9. In Class C the tables were turned when "The Great Birds of Paradise" got Carol Bolger. Better luck next week Carol and remember to stay away from those trees. Speaking of luck! Floss O'Connell, who shot a 94 Tuesday, called into the Wally Phillips Show Thursday to answer a few questions to qualify to play in the Pro Ladies and Amateur Event on July 22, Floss will represent McHenry Country Club in this event at Dominian Country Club at Woodale. An amateur is sponsored by a $250 minimum donation in this event as it is a fund raiser for The Illinois Child and Family Services. The Pro ladies are playing the USGA Women's Open at LaGrange on the 18th thru the 21st. Good luck to Floss in her golf and all this event entitles her to attend. Reminder, July '23 Hullaballoo, and July £5, Mother-Daughter. We need extra mommas. Cooperation means doing with a smile something you have to do anyway. Four models to choose from NEW IDEA Electric Tractors We have the right size electric tractor to fit your needs. Our 8-hp model will mow % -acre on a •ingle charge, and our 16-hp model will mow up to 4 acres. 35 accessories make these tractors more versatile. And all four models recharge for just a few pennies of electricity. Come see our fabulous foursome today. The electric tractor backed by dependable NEW IDEA DEALER SERVICE Battery power is better BR00KW00D GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHenry. 111. 815-385-4949 Moru-Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9-5:30; Sun. 10-4:30 Play Day Saturday The spring offensive, to some, will begin when the umpire cries, "Play Ball." Summer Recreation Free Throw Contest Greek Cuisine is the menu for the McHenry count}/1 Easter Seal benefit Play Day at Plum Tree clubhouse northwest of Woodstock, Saturday, July 20. This announcement was made today by Mrs. Ruth Stout of Crystal Lake, general chairman of the event. There will be golf starting at 11:30; bridge at 1; cocktails from 5 to 6 and dinner at 7. Sumi, an oriental dancer will headline the entertainment accompanied by a group of turkish musicians. Mrs. Howard Fieldelman of Woodstock is ticket and reservation chairman. Swimming Lessons You can still register for Red Cross Swim lessons at McHenry High School West campus pool. The final two week session starts July 22 through Aug. 2. Register at the Central Administration building, 3926 W. Main. For further information call 385-7900. I Coast Guard^ | Neivs | Word of caution from the Coast Guard Auxiliary of Wonder Lake. The Master Property Owners Association of Wonder Lake has stated that starting on the weekend of July 20 they will enforce their recreational decal system. This ordinance was passed at the August 1973 convention by a large majority vote, that all boats MUST display this decal. Decals can be purchased from your subdivision secretary. For any further information contact June Novak at 653-6093. According to Illinois State Law nothing should be placed along side of the state registration. The decal can be put on the windshield or anyplace after mid-ship. * ft, Also, anyone fishing on the dam or spillway will be arrested by the sheriff and prosecuted. There will be an introduction class to sailing with demonstration given by the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 6-6 of Wonder Lake, If you ever had any interest at all in sailing, this would be the opportunity to learn The class will be held on July 16 at 7:00 p.m. at Eleanor Wright Court, 3205 Pleasant Dr., Wooded Shores subdivision. Following classes will cover more of the finer points in the art of sailing. For further information phone Eleanor Wright at (815) 728-0283 or June Novak at (815) 653-6093. The city of McHenry will be sponsoring its second annual Free Throw tournament on Thursday, July 18, in the park on Pearl Street. The contest will begin at 1:30 p.m.; all children who have a McHenry mailing address afe eligible to enter The age groups are as follows: eight years and under," nine to eleven, and twelve to fifteen. Each winner will receive a blue victor's ribbon at the end of the day and in August a fine trophy. Girls are asked to enter and show their talents, last year several almost won stunning upsets over their male counterparts. Those interested should fill out the entry form which is attached and hand it in to the park attendant before noon, Thursday. It is hoped that as many children as possible enter this and other forthcoming city-sponsored tournaments. City of McHenry Summer Recreation Program Free Throw Tournament Entry Form Name: Address: AgeL Please turn in to the attendant at the Pearl Street park by noon, Thursday of this week. David Halverson Invited To Shoot In U.S. Championships The National Rifle Association of America today announced that David Halverson of McHenry, Illinois has been invited to attend the 14th United States International Shooting Championships, shotgun phase, in Chardon, Ohio, July 9-21. The championships are being held to determine the United States team to the 41st World Shooting Championships scheduled for Switzerland in September. Mr. Halverson, a shotgun shooter, will be trying for one of the 50 spots on the U.S. squad scheduled to compete against shooters from 75 countries in the World Championships. ' McHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL Scores for games played Tuesday, July 9: Jake's beat the Outlaws twice - 12 to 1 and 10 to 7; Phillip's 66 won over the Riverside Bake Shop in two games - 16 to 9 and 11 to 10; Rusty Nail won two games fro|ri the Brake Parts team - 25 ta^&nd 23 to 4. Jerry's Phillip's 66, after a two week layoff, pulled themselves from sixth place all the way into third as a result of important victories last week over the Riverside Bake Shop and the Outlaws. They now find themselves having a good shot at second as they play the Swanson Chalet this Thursday in a single game. A victory over the Chalet could pull bot teams even if Phillip's can tak two from Morton Chemical on Tuesday, July 16. Other games this week have first place Jake's playing last place Brake Parts for the two games needed to clinch first place. After Tuesday's doubleheader Brake Parts will have a Thursday night single game vs. McHenry Hospital. Rusty Nail finds itself in a do­ or-die situation as they must win over Morton Chemical on Thursday to keep any hope for making a playoff spot open. There is one game scheduled next Tuesday, July 23, as the Outlaws will face Riverside Bake Shop. Len Kozicki's club needs a victory here or else they too are eliminated from making the playoffs. Standings after Thursday, July 18: W L GB Game two was a close game as Riverside Bake Shop came from eight runs behind narrowing the margin to one run. They threatened in the bottom of the final inning to push across the tying run,. however a fine Phillip's 66 J defense prevented the Bake Shop from scoring. Wnek, Czerneda and McQueen were the mainstays in the 66 defense. Roy Hoffman homered with the bases full for the winners. Mike Bauer, Jim Wetteland and John Little hit homeruns for the Bake Shop. In the Jake's vs, Outlaw's games Terry Godina and Steve Rohrer both hit homeruns while Dave Meyers went 2 for 3 for Jake's. 12 10 8 7 7 3 2 0 11 6 91: 9': 1 1 ' ; Jake's Swanson Chalet Phillip's 66 McHenry Hospital Rusty Nail Outlaws Bake Shop Morton Chemical Brake Parts Tuesday, July 9, Phillip's 66 won a pair from the Riverside Bake Shop 16 to 9 and 11 to 10. Andy Wnek's two run homer and Jerry Bellak's 3 for 3 led Phillip's, in game one. Gary MeQueeri^ Gene Anderson and Joe Pruski added 2 hits each. V M m\ Ji(w COME BY LANDOR SEA! OPEN YEAR 'ROUND! Lunc heon Cocktails - Dinner Kntertainment Fine Food and (Jrog Steaks* Prime Rib* Seafood • Private Party Rooms • Kxcellent Docking Facilities • W aterl ront Motel Accommodations • (iourmet Wine and Cheese Shop • Ship's Store- (lifts and Nautical Things ISltMdMytfv. Tl KAAA A SARASOTA, •JOLrVrt/ FLORIDA SLEEPY LAGOON YACHT HARBOUR -- LONGBOAT KEY 1'or Res ('all (Restaurant) H.-i :W;H1()1 (Motel) 81.J ((iourmet Shop) rtl.'j 3N3-4441 (Ship's Store) Ml.i' . 'IM-oOOO MENS 16" SOFTBALL On Monday, July 8, Dick Hiller, Wayne Hiller, and Myron Bentz combined their hitting skills to lead Hetterman's past Fox Lake 20- 6. Dick went 4 for 4, Myron added a homerun, while Wayne slashed two homeruns. The second game of the night was also high-scoring as Jake's defeated Hutzinger Concrete 19-8. John Pitzen had a homerun for Jake's while John Dehn and John Johnston each collected three hits. Tuesday night saw Teko's squeeze past Carl's 10-9 in a very tight game. "Torgy" Torgerson's double in the bottom of the sixth drove in the run that made the difference. Chuck Pusateri hit a homerun for Teko's The Apple Inn out- swam Old Bridge 25-8 as the second game was played in a continual rain Bob Harris and Dave Smith each contributed four hits fo- The Apple Inn (formerly called Bavaria Haus). Bill Brennan smashed a homerun for Old Bridge. Then on Thursday night, Old Bridge found its winning ways again as they beat Carl's 10-2. Bill Brennan continued his hot- hitting as he cleared the feng^ again for his fifth homerun of the year The Apple Inn came from behind in the second game to defeat Teko's 13-12. Goingintc the bottom of the seventh The Apple Inn was down by one run With one out, John and Denny Smith combined to tie the game. Then with two outs and nobody on base, Kevin Freund rounded the bases with his game-winning homerun. For their efforts during the week, Bill Brennan and Kevin 0 Tonyan Construction Co. Major League BLl EBIRDS. Kneeling L-R are Rich Adams, Edwin Borter, Dave Brunow, Robert Bryniarski. Dan I)e(ieorge and Henry Koehl. Standing are Coach Putts Granger, Hans Larsen, Dennis Lulow. Ernie Norquist, Dave Schwartz, Joe Schweder, Don Sonnemann and Coach Henrv Koehl. Not present were Tors Geramhioand Russ Stratton. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) League QQ203II % Althoff Industries Major League FALCONS. Kneeling L-R are Stephen Bremer, Charles Koop, George Luto, Greg Mroz, Robert Roewer and Mark Schmaling. Standing are Coach Curt Bremer, Mike Schmaling, Paul Sroka, Tony Sroka, James Verstege, William Woellert, Richard Ziebel and Coach Tom Sroka. Missing from photo is Eric Staveteig. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Northern lllini Bowmen News At the July Northern lllini Bowmen club meeting it 'was announced that Joe Raven and son, Joey were high handicap winners a t bo th the June a n d July Club Shoots. Joe Senior now shoots a Compound bow which he wi l l a l so use for b o w hunt ing deer th i s fa l l . Joey J r . . i s e igh t years o ld and h a s b e e n shoot ing bow and a r row f o r more than 3 years. The adults shoot 28 t a rge t s wi th a range o f 20 fee t to 80 yards . T h e C u b c lass which Joey i s in , s h o o t s from 20 feet to 30 yards. Other winners at the June Club Shoot were a first to Jean Bird, 2nds to H oward Westerman and wife, Pat 3rd places were won by Harv Eady and Ardene Raven. At the July 7 Club Shoot Jean Bird took first in women's with the h ighes t score ever sho t by a club member at the NIB range on Draper Road. Jean's score was 488 ou t of a poss ib le 5 6 0 poin ts . Greg Wes te rman took a f i r s t in Youth Class . Men a n d women's seconds went to Howard Wes te rman a n d Shi r ley Hef fe rnan and a 3 r d place was taken by Lyle Trumble. Other business a t t h e J u l y meet ing he ld a t the R a n g e Thursday was the f ina l iz ing o f plans for the 3-D Safar i t h i s Saturday and Sunday. July 20 and 21 and se t t ing the d a t e n l Aug. 2 5 , fo r the J a c k P e r r y Broadhead invitational Freund shared the player o f the week honors. During the week Bill went 4 for 6 with 2 double 2 homers, and 5 RBI 's. Kevin was also 4 for 6 with a double, a t r ip le , a homer , and 3 RBI ' s . Submitted by Bruce Ericson EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. T h e r a i n s c a m e briefly, then went away for the Marine- Festival parade on Sunday. F a r m e r s w e r e p r a y i n g for the rain The Chamber of Commerce prayed for fair weather Now, you can pray for t h e f a r m e r s , f e l l o w s . F o r o u r p a r i , n e p r a y e d f o r t h e s u n t o h i d e b e h i n d a c l o u d d u r i n g t h e p a r a d e . B u t . D o n H o w a r d c a m e t h r o u g h w i t h a g r e e n u m b r e l l a . G u e s s h e t h o u g h t w e w o u l d n ' t u s e i t a s w e r o d e t h r o u g h t o w n i n V i v i a n ' s c o n v e r t i b l e . B u t , w e d i d S o m e p e o p l e l a u g h e d O t h e r s l o o k e d a t u s l i k e w e w e r e s o m e k i n d o f a n u t . L u c i l l e < ) t t n e a r l v f l i p p e d . A t o n e p o i n t w h e n w e w e r e tied up m traffic during a ride w i t h W a l l y D e a n a t t h e c o n t r o l s , i t s e e m e d d i s t u r b i n g t o h a v e t o w a i t s o l o n g . T h e n w e g r e a t j o b t h p o l i c e f o r c e , F o x V a l l e y w e r e d o i n g t h e y g u i d e w i t h o u t realized what a e entire McHenry Sheriff's men and Association police Year after year traffic through .erious traffic a c c i d e n t s o n t h o s e big days ' T w a s a b i g w e e k e n d O n S a t u r d a y o u r n i e c e K a r e n B l a k e w a s m a r r i e d W e c o u l d h e a r F a t h e r K u l a k p u t t i n g w o r d s i n t h e b r i d e a n d g r o o m ' s m o u t h s , b u t c o u l d n ' t h e a r t h e i r response. They must have said "I do" 'cause Father pronounced them man and wife. The surprise of the whole Marine Day was get ting back to the City Hall and finding our friend Mary Etten sitting in our big chair Had no idea she would be out of the hospital. The old gang, Joe Etten, "Biff" and Esther Meyer, George and Mary Freund, Kate Weber and many others joined Alvina to watch the parade from air conditioned vantage. That always makes our day happy. Had a good time at the McHenry Country Club "Hookey Day" dinner last Wednesday night. It was a jolly crowd. Among the guests introduced by Vale Adams were A1 Purvey and one of his long time summer helpers, "Mac" MeCracken They drew a big hand Tom Burke won a green golf cap and right away we could picture that on his "Irish" wife Pat With congratulations to all who made Marine-Festival Week a success, we will sign off Will be back with more chatter in a couple of days, same time, same station Neighbor, There insurance McHenry Insurance Home INCREASE YOUR SMOKING PLEASURE. ' SMOKE'n GUN TOBACCO SHOP CIGARS 'ram io* to '1.50 We carry the finest selection of hygrade quality cigars in the area. qui "SAVINEtU" BRAND PIPES from *8.00 to *30.00 "UHLE'S" BLENDED PIPE. T0BBAC0 in packets or tins Mon.-Thurs.-I- ril 9:30-9:00 1 ues.-Ued.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 2908 W. RTE. 120 MCHENRY 815-385-3585 ( lowed Sunday