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" v ' 28th ANNIVERSARY JOHNSBURG RESCUE SQUAD BENEFIT DRNCE At Johnsburg Community Club Hall Saturday, August 23, 1980 ORNCINC 9 T01 Your Generous Co-operation is Our Success Door Prizes Donation: $2.50, Music by " Trilogy" MID $EA$ON SPECIAL Catalina 1980 PKG. $ The 1980 Sanpan Catalina. with superior styling and proven con­ struction techniques. Is a fine example o< what a truly well-built recreational boat should be. With a model for every family, and quality features normally found only in a more expensive boat, 's easy to see why Catalina is the most popular Sanpan of all. Catalina Specifications Model Pontoon Length 24' Pontoon Diamotor If Dock Longth 20* Dock Width r Weight in Lbs. 1010 Capacity in Lbs. - 2000 Maximum H.P. 85 5995 AS SHOWN WITHOUT REFRESHMENT CENTER INCLUDES 45 H.P. CHRYSLER OR 50 H.P. SPIRIT Ad<f $550 for 75 H.P. ChrysUr or ^ 85 H.P. Spirit (with power trim) Miller's Dream Marine 1208 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE / McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 (815) 385-8520 " Where Boating Dreams Become Reality " Works Wonders with Wood! NOW S^OO PRATT&LAMBERI 0 SOUDHgX PER GAL. • Preserves, protects and beautifies shakes, shingles, fences, smooth and rough-sawed lumber. Bob's Colors 4720 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 385-1116 jmmxnmcm âsSBBBBSBSOBt Old Bridge Loses Holds Onto First Old Bridge vs. Ed's Rental Ed's Rental finished their season with a hard fought victory over the first place Old Bridge team defeating them 5-3. Ed's Cathy Boro claimed the pitching honors as her teammates judy Mai went four for four and Sharon Smith and Diane Michals both doubled for a total of four RBI's. n Turning in fine defense for Ed's were Zelinda Paluch, Ardelle Conway, Marcie Fishbath, Jackie Raycraft, "Linda Schoen, Jane Miller, Arlette Cable and Carol Michals. Oak Park vs. Gearm aster Gearmaster gave Oak Park a run for their money as they led 9-0 at the top of three. In the fourth Oak Park managed to pull their of­ fense and defense together scoring eight runs, and with Cheryl Markvart and Cathy Fuchs turning a double play. In the sixth Oak Park pulled ahead scoring three runs and holding a 14-9 lead. Winning pitcher was Cheryl Markvart. Four Winds vs. Palace Bowl Palace Bowl eased by Four Winds as they defeated them 4-0. Palace's pitcher Nanci Mondry led her team to victory as she threw a one hitter. Her offense also boosted the cause with Sharon Grey who tripled, and Jean Johnson who doubled batting in one of the runs. Four Wind's rightfielder and shortstop both turned in good catches to hold Palace's runs down. Residential vs. McHenry Limo McHenry Limo claimed fourth place as they knocked the second place team, Residential, down to third by defeating them 5-4. This win enables McHenry Limo a fourth place seed in the play­ offs. It looked rough for the Limo after four innings as RDG held a 1-0 lead, but in the fifth Limo tied it up. in the top of the sixth the Limo came out of their rut scoring 4 runs. Phyllis Meisner was the big star when she came through aifd drove in three runs, and Shirly Mann also contributed with a single and a double and scoring twice. In the bottom of the seventh RDG threatened as they loaded the bases and scored three runs, but Limo was able then to hold onto their one run led. Chris Amore was the winning pitcher. Tuesday Division Final Standings total runs sc w 1 runs sc Old Bridge 12 2 167 Oak Park 10 4 167 Residential 10 4 159 McHenry Limo 8 6 117 Palace Bowl 8 6 119 Ed's Rental 6 8 151 Four Winds 2 12 78 Gearmaster 0 14 46 \ Playoffs Schedule Tuesday, August 26 Game 1 - 6:15 p.m. - Field 1 - Old Bridge vs. Residential. Game 2 - 6:15 p.m. - Pigtail field - Oak Park vs. McHenry Limo. Game 3 - 7:30 p.m. - Field 1 - Loser 1 vs. loser 2. Game 4 - 8:30 p.m. - Winner 1 vs. winner 2. Roni Rogers 1 Marian Football Schedule Coach Lew Miskewisc of the Marian Hurricane varsity football team announced the Fall football schedule for the North Suburban Catholic Conference. A total of 40 boys came out for 1960-81 squad and the team will continue with double sessions until school begins. September 5 September 13 September 20 September 27 October 4 October 11 October 18 October 26 November 1 November 5 Harvard (away) 8 pm Marengo (home) noon Marmion (away) noon Montini (home) noon Be net (away) 4 pm I. C. (homecoming) noon Driscoll (parents day) noon St. Edward (away) noon St. Francis (away) noon IHSA quarterfinals EARL WALSH So I Hear There is an interesting match going on at McHenry Country Club for the mens club championship. A father and son race is in progress as Art Jackson leads with 220 while his son Dennis is only 3 strokes behind. Tim Martin 225, Gary Adams and Don Hojnacki each with 227, and Ed Buss 228. That's close. * Next Sunday at about 12:30 the leaders will tee off, each with the championship in mind. There's good news today! Barb Weber, my cart partner each year, will be back at the controls again next Sunday. It looked for a while as though Barb would be out of town on the big day, but plans have worked out just dandy. Thought I would have to find a new partner. Would have posted a notice "Males need not apply". That annual event is something I look forward to all year. It is a fun day. Had to drive down town early Monday morning and it brought back memories of my father telling the family we missed the best part of the day when we didn't roll out early in the morning. If that was the best, we were willing to settle for the next best. Elvis Presley has been gone from this earth three years and the gals are still shedding tears. Somebody new may come along to take their fancy. Sophomore Jinx? If you can remember when you could visit a doctor's office without an ap­ pointment, you are not a kid. Met my long time friend Harvey Nye, another McHenry native, and ex­ changed a few pleasantries. "i ^d " T column and that sum _. mt all the housework you do -- and I don't believe a d-- word of it." How can anybody doubt what they read in this column? After a lot of enjoyment reading old scrapbooks from Irene Rieger, I returned them and learned they were put together by her aunt, the late Annie Frisby. Aunt Annie reported personals for the Plaindealer for many years. You should see the number of trap shooting trophies Paul Rieger has in the living room. Any more and he will have to build a separate trophy room. Unless it is the sight of a mother admiring her baby, one of the nicest sights is to see her stand back and admire the jars after a day of home canning. Can't get into the usual controversies about the relative merits of the Cubs and Sox. Neither team has set the world on fire this season. ) When the Cubs have been up, at least a little bit, in some years and our Sox wore dragging, certain Cub fans would give me a look like the cat who ate the canary. Now, their greetings are quite normal. With a Cub-down, Sox-up situation you know I wouldn't ride herd over those Wrigley fans. McHENRY TENNIS-is underway for all levels as morning practices have been held at Freund Field tennis courts because the West Campus courts are being resurfaced. Sophomore Julie Larkin is vying for a high spot on the varsity roster this year. Others sophomores will alto get their chance to see varsity action because there to only one senior girl out for coach "Gary Gray's team. ' STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAK1TSCH small print (The - Hell -1 - Wouldn't!) Don't forget the Johnsburg Rescue Squad dance Saturday night. Talk about the fastest draw in the West, Chairman TipO'Neil (an old warhorse) showed 'em the fastest draw in the East at the National Democratic Convention. He saved hours with voice votes. "In the opinion of the chair, the Ayes or Noes have it." 01' Tip knows how to get the job done. In my personal opinion, any meeting that lasts beyond Vh hours brings on fuzzy thinking, tired blood, tired seats, and irritable dispositions. As we wind up or wind down, the phone rings and Dan Jus ten wants to report that my brother-in-law, George R. Miller, visited his establishment and used my private hat rack. Dan assures me no damage was done. Making The Turn Plaindealer Senior halfback, Don Doessel turns the corner and finds plenty of daylight as his teammate shoves the defense inside during Tuesday's McHenry High School football practice behind West Campus. The Letterman doubles as a linebacker on defense, stands only five feet, seven-inches tall and weighes 155 pounds. H»e Warriors, under second-year coach Joe Schlender, have been practicing in 81 and M degree weather and will continue two sessions per day until school starts. A comprehensive look at all tall sports for McHenry, Johnsburg and Marian Central High Schools will come your way September 3 in the form of the a supplement called FALL SPORTS PREVIEW. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 22,1981