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PAGEt-PLAINPEALER-FRIDAY. JULY 22, lf77 Lake Villa Runner Tops Field In 4th Annual 7-Mile Road Race At GOP Golf Day It may have been pdWeal business, bat the relaxed appearance on the facet of Governor James Thompson, loft, and Senator Jack Schaffcr indicate their conversation may have been "monkey bmdneoo" as they enter into the fan of annual Republican day. About 800 persons defied the extreme heat as they gathered at the McHeury Country club Wednesday for GOP Golf day. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR More than 80 percent of Illinois' public water supplies are now in substantial com­ pliance with state water supply regulations and the remainder are working toward com­ pliance, according to the Illinois EPA. Women Netters Notch Third Straight Victory The Racket Club Women's Traveling Doubles team boosted its season record to 3-0, * defeating Valley Hills 7-5 although local participants dropped four of five matches. Only at No. 6 doubles could a McHenry participant earn a victory point. Anita Fink of .McHenry and Andree Faellaci of Crystal Lake earned the point, defeating Pauline Trimarco and Delores Reynolds 7-6, 6-4.. Otherwise, as far as local netters were concerned, the afternoon was a complete washout. / Playing No. 4 doubles, Barbara Gilpin of McHenry and Yvonne Hute of Crystal Lake lost to Ellen Roberts and Gail Russell 6-2, 6-2. No. 8 doubles found June D'Isa of McHenry and Betty Lippincott of Crystal Lake losing to Sue Hansen and Ginger Kadlec 6-1, 7-5. Gail Paulsen of McHenry and Barb Zimmerman of Cary lost to Jan Tecza and Maryaqn Kovacs 6-4,6-3 at No. 9 doubles, and at No. 12 doubles, Jan Rades and Marlene Moulis, both of McHenry, lost to Cathy Newcombe and Kathy Hannell 6-2, 6-3. The Racket Club also played a mixed doubles team match recently, losing to Turnberry 6- 5. The only local participant in the match was Mike Costigan of McHenry. Playing No. 2 men's doubles, he and Art Beck of Crystal Lake won their match 6-4, 6-3 over Lou Britt and Larry Durbin. Andy Oakley of McHenry is greeted at finish line of seven-mile race by Kelly Staley, first runnerup In the recent Miss McHenry contest, and Meg Humann, (arm extended) Miss Congeniality in the same contest, as he completes the fourth annual McHenry Road race in second place. Oakley is a former McHenry Ugh school cross-country runner, and now competes for Northwestern university in Evanston. The winner of the race was Joe Sheeran of Lake Villa. In photo at right, a McHenry Police squad car leads the pack of runners along the uneven terrain. Sheeran, at this early stage in the race, has already taken a lead-a margin he was to increase throughout the race. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry was well represented in a large crowd at the Ringwood church dinner last Sunday. Eating under the big tent gives one the feeling of being on a picnic. Everybody was stuffed and happy. This hot spell makes us realize how those unfortunate people out in Arizona must be suffering. After listening to baseball players, there 4s no question that this new fangled astroturf should be outlawed. For one thing, that artificial grass is too hot for humans to endure. Another thing - the lively ball sometimes hops 15 feet over an infielder's head just as he is about to field it. Some day somebody is going to have to come up with a different plan to settle labor- management disputes. It seemed like nothing could be worse than allowing garbage to pile up in hot weather. Now comes reports of hun­ dreds of bodies being stored awaiting the dignity of proper burial. There has to be a better way to settle contract disputes that will be fair to both sides. Joe Wagner finally admitted that the White Sox are doing "fairly well". From him, that's a high compliment. The All-Star game is over and it might be a good time for me to get out of town for a few days. John Busscher will thoroughly enjoy collecting another bet from this stalwart American League fan. He wouldn't give odds. The big difference came with the fact that only one White Sox player was on the team. And it was Richie Zisk who put the fire under his team. Anyhow, we scared, 'em! LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB SPORTS COPY DOS AND DON'TS Please type or have somebody type for you. Double space. Do not crowd too much on one sheet Write on one side of the paper only. Remember Deadlines: 10 a.m. Monday for Wednesday issues. 10 a.m. Wednesday for Friday issues. Late copy will probably be used in following issue. Thank You! This September marks the twentieth anniversary of the Lake Region Sports Car club, and the organization will celebrate the occasion with a dinner at the Chapel Hill Golf club Saturday, Sept. 24. A search for all former members of the club is being conducted, in order to invite any and all past members of the club to the dinner. Past members should get in touch with Wayne Gaylord at 385-8688 or James Becker at (312) 497- 34% as soon as possible. The evening's festivities will include a smorgasbord, a slide presentation, the election of officers, and the presentation of the Bud Bruner Memorial award as well as numerous other awards. Former club members will be especially interested in the slide presentation, which will recall many memorable past moments in the club's history. Two of the founders of the Lake Region Sports Car club still remain active in the organization. The twenty-year members are Stan Schaffer of McHenry and Jack Salika of Wauconda. The first meeting of the club * was held in September, 1957 at Europa Motors, which was located at the time where the Plaindealer building now stands. Club meetings are now held on the third Thursday of each month at the American Legion building on Ringwood road in McHenry. Board meetings are held at the same site, but on the second Thursday of each month. Hold Annual CB Jamboree In Woodstock The Fox River Valley CB club will hold its second annual jamboree this weekend. July 23-24, at the Woodstock fairgrounds. The public is welcome to the extravaganza, which will feature entertainment, games, exhibits, and refreshments. The displays from the various CB clubs will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and from 9 a.m. until closing on Sunday. Saturday night at 8 p.m., there will be a dance, featuring live music. Tickets for the weekend of activities can be purchased at the gate. Children under 12 years of age are ad­ mitted free. Campers may set up on the fairgrounds Friday after 12 noon. The fourth annual seven-mile McHenry Road race Tuesday evening turned out to be a family affair for a brother- sister, duo from Lake Villa, with 19-year-old Joe Sheeran and his younger sister, Wendy, being the first man and girl across the finish line. A total of seventy-three runners in various age groups competed in heat pushing toward 95-degrees, and when it was over, Sheeran claimed the Men's Open division title by negotiating the hilly course in 37:42, two and one-half minutes in front of Andy Oakley of McHenry. t ,, Sheeran's time was just one minute off the course record, set in 1975. Dan Skarda of Mundelein finished third in 41:19, and he, like Oakley and Sheeran, competed ip the Open division. The fourth place finisher, and winner of the Master division, for men age 40-up, was Dick Kloepfer, the cross-country coach at Crystal Lake high school. He navigated the run from the city park to Johnsburg and back in 42:36. After Oakley, the next best area finish was Kevin Weisenberger of Wonder Lake, who finished second in the Junior and Senior high school division and eighth overall in 47:47. Bobbie Hall of Wonder Lake was the only runner in the Girls Open division, and finished the run in 56:29. Sheeran's sister, Wendy, won the Girls high school division in 54:53. Chris Dixon and Gerry Baczkowski of McHenry finished one-two in the Boys Frosh-Soph high school division, and Beth Baczkowski of McHenry finished a close second in the Girls junior higjb school division. One McHenry runner in the Master division did complete the race. That was Richard Wohnrade, who turned in the fine time of 60:38. RESULTS Girls junior high: (Run 3.4 miles) 1) Sandra Falkenberg, Crystal Lake. Time: 30:02. 2) Beth Baczkowski, McHenry. Time: 31:26. Boys junior high: (Run 3.4 miles) 1) Jim Lane, Crystal Lake. Time: 22:30. 2) Ken Loving, Crystal Lake. Time: 26:13. OTHERS--3) Brian Ahlgren, McHenry. Time: 26:13. 5) Jim Wynveen, McHenry. Time: 30:47. 6) Mike Bauml, McHenry. Time: 30:48. Girls high school: 1) Wendy Sheeran, Lake Villa. Time: 54:53. 2) Gail Girdley, Waukegan. Time: 72:52. Boys Frosh-Soph high school: 1) Chris Dixon, McHenry. Time: 53:34. 2) Gerry Bac­ zkowski, McHenry. Time: 55:54. OTHERS--4) George Lauer, McHenry. Time: 66:29. 6) Mark Scheib, Wonder Lake. Time: 68:47. 8) George Mason, McHenry. Time: 72:48. 9) Tom Brefeld, McHenry. Time: 73:43. Boys Junior-Senior high school: 1) J.C. Lang Jr., Ingleside. Time: 44:43. 2) Kevin Weisenberger, Wonder Lake. Time: 47:47. OTHERS- 4) Mike Burmann, Wonder Lake. Time: 50:07. 7) Mike Shoopman, McHenry. Time: 51:30. 9) Rich Parizanski, McHenry. Time: 54:19. Girls Open: 1) Bobbie Hall, Wonder Lake. Time: 56:29. Boys Open: 1) Joe Sheeran, Lake Villa. Time: 37:42. 2) Andy Oakley, McHenry. Time: 40:15. OTHERS--9) Eric Snyder, McHenry. Time: 47:56. 12) Greg O'Halleran, McHenry. Time: 49:27. 13) Mark Dvorak, McHenry. Time: 53:36. 16) Greg Schaeffer, McHenry. Time: 55:06.17) Jerry Pepping, McHenry. Time: 55:25. 18) Glenn Hampton, Wonder Lake. Time: 57:35. 19) Steve O'Halleran, McHenry. Time: 61:14. 20) Tom Hutchinson, McHenry. Time: 61:14. 23) Ralph Anderson, McHenry. Time: 73:10. Mens Veterans: 1) Phil Lorenz, Waukegan. Time: 45:38. 2) Malcolm McGawn, Zion. Time: 47:13. OTHERS-4) Gary Collins. McHenry. Time: 48:19.12) Bob Dober, McHenry. Time: 66:16. 1 Mens Masters: 1) Dick Kloepfer, Crystal Lake. Time: 42:36. 2) Lou Schairer, Fox River Grove. Time: 54:08. O T H E R S - - 3 ) R i c h a r d Wohnrade, McHenry. Time: 60:38. According to the Illinois EPA, of an estimated 14 million tons of industrial waste produced each year in Illinois, only about 2 million tons are disposed of legally in permitted landfills. The remainder is poured* jjito roadside ditches, down sewers or into illegal dumps. MONDAY, AUGUST 8th SfSARTIN<> TIME; 8:30 A.M. AGE GROUPS: 12-13/14-15/16-17 TROPHIES AWARDED FOR 1st & 2nd PLACE IN EACH AGE BRACKET PRIZES AWARDED FOR CL0SESTT0PINAND LONGEST DRIVE IN EACH AGE BRACKET Da :ENTRY FEE: '450 rCALL OR STOP IN THE PRO SHOP : FOR RESERVATIONS ASK FOR JOHN BOLTON BEFORE FRIDAY, JULY 29 E CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. 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