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PAiiE 7 - PLAINDEALER - THAT LITTLE WHITE BALL - also known as a golf ball, can give golfers a challenge. Often, It does not stay on the fairway. In the above photo, during the championship round at Chapel Hill Golf club iast Sunday, it caused a problem for Bill Fuiava. On the seventeenth fairway, his approach shot found the bushes. Bill played the shot and put it on the green, and finished just three strokes back at 77-77 for a 36 hole total of 154. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsburg Cross Country Team Runs In Busy Schedule Johnsburg High School's cross country team has been busy running this past week as they have participated in two triangular meets and one in­ vitational The Forth Annua! Wauconda cross country invitation meet was heldSaturday at Lakewood Forest Preserve near Wauconda. Nineteen schools took part in races that included an open <1.9 miles); girls <19 miles i; Frosh Soph <19 milesi; and a varsity race <2 8 miles) Team and individual trophies as well as ribbons were awarded to the top finishers Johnsburg high school placed 17th ahead of North Chicago and Wauconda Winning the meet was Marian Central with 73 pts Darryl May from Marian, a resident of John­ sburg. finished with the win­ ning time in 15:33. Jim Smith from Johnsburg earned ribbon honors by placing 26th out of 110 runners in a time of 16:51. Johnsburg's second man. John Schmidt, placed 85th in a time of 18:37. Other Johnsburg runners included Jim Flood, 19:03; Tom Schoenig 20:00 and Juha Vester. 20:36. At the frosh-soph level Johnsburg also placed 17th, beating Crystal Lake Central and Chicago Christian Top finishers in that race for Johnsburg were Dan Wills, 11:48; Mike Steck, 12:17; Bob Baker. 12:23; Alan Cardella. 15:26 and Erik Johnson 18:06. Chapel Hill Champ Larry Lowrey (right) receives congratulations from Chapel Hill Pro John Bolton (left) and runnerup Bob Dobecki. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Larry Lowrey fought off Bob Dobecki and defending champ Norm Strossner to win the Class A title at Chapel Hill Golf course on Sunday Larry had a 76-75 for a 151 total. Dobecki was second at 152, and Strossner finished third at 153 It was a real dog fight down to the final putt In Class B Bill Wortley finished with a 157 to win the event. Stan Freund, and Andy Steinstoffer each carded 161's, and George Street and Jerry Smith had 162. Class C saw Bud Houda shooting his best golf ever to win with a 161 Ken Falkinham was second at 164, and Jack Ready had a 167 Dave Haimer won Class D, with Ed Lewis in second Chuck Lestarge was third. P W N Mcllenry Recreation Ladies Tuesday Nite League •#-1!»-7K - 7 p.m. Averages or better: L Homo. 409; M Diedrich. 455. S Klapperieh. 403 A Joyce 443. J Rizzo. 423. K Cygan. 393: J Switzer. 471. S l^ossman. 480 L Stine. 450; J Weyland, 373; I) Michels, 357; C Michels. 409; S Thomas, 396; B Schurr. 391 F Man'zardo. 370. E. Nimsgern. 404; M Collis, 362; S Smith, 439; K Greer. 291; M Steinsdorfer. 420 and C Boro. 556 Railroads: P Buccelli, 5-6-10 and I) Lauer. 5-8-10 KOI TE TO M AKMION To get to the Marian Central game at Marmion. lake Route 31 South to Route ">6 Turn Fast for 5 miles % f; Wondez /lake 9nn AND LOUNGE Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH! FROM 11:30 to 2:00 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Serving Sandwiches and Special Combination Luncheons FEATURING • Chicken Chop Suey • Shrimp Chop Suey Fried Rice & ^75 Fried Rice & 095 EfgFoo Young L Egg Roll ^ • Roast Pork • Beef Chop Sue* Fried Shrimp, Fried Monton, Fried Rice & ^75 Fried Rice I Egg Roil Z Egg Roll L - Friday Special - FISHERMAN'S WHARF J2 95 Includes B'fa'led fish ifrwi shrmp Scallop d"<i| Clam St'ip Served #ith tries cole sia* dinnei io.I | CARRY OUT ORDERS! 550* €. WONDER LAKE RD WONDER LAKE III PHONI B15 72B 0411 EN FOR DINNER rUiS THUR3 4 to9.FRI. 4 to 10. SAT. 1 to 10. SUN 1 toll > ACtllf lfS AvAllAftif tO* • ANOOfTSA Wf DOINGS ISUMI On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors will open play in the newly formed Fox Valley Conference tomorrow afternoon at Cary Grove. This weekend there is a full slate of games in the conference. Pre season games are over, and now the teams play for the coveted title, and a chance to enter the State Playoffs in November. Right off the bat the schedule makers have a beauty. Two of the favorites play tonight at Woodstock, when the Streaks host the Tigers from Crystal Lake Central. It is the opinion of many, that this game just might well be the championship game of the conference. However, there are still seven weeks of the season remaining, and in high school football anything can happen. The Skyhawks from Johnsburg open their home season tomorrow at McCracken rield, when they host the Hononegah Indians from Rockton. The Skyhawks took it on the chin in their opener dropping a close decision to Grayslake by the score of 20 to 14. It will be the opener in the Shark Confernce for the Skyhawks, and we wish them well. The McHenry High Booster Club is looking for members. At present there are only thirty-five signed up for membership. With a school enrollment of 1,600, surely there are some parents who would want to get involved in helping the athletic program. Membership is open to anyone over eighteen years of age, so recent grads, parents and Warrior fans, you are most welcome to join the club. At all home games there is a booth to sign you up. The goal is three hundred members There should be at least twice that many in this community. Congratulations to Sue Hutchinson, McHenry High junior and a member of the girls tennis team. She took second place last Saturday at the Dundee Invitational. Sue plays number one singles for the girls tennis team. The froeh-soph cross country team won the Wauconda Invitational last Saturday. It looks as if the futur is again bright for the Warriors, as they topped twenty-one other schools for the title. A big surprise in the varsity division was Marian Central. The "Canes" won the event, which will have to give a boost to their program. Of the twenty-two schools entered, only Marian and Johnsburg were Class A. All other were Class AA. Darryl May was the individual winner, and Coach Hans Rokus is one happy fellow. The McHenry sophomore football team won a squeaker over Grant 9 to 6 last Friday night to remain unbeaten. Bob Kalck had a one yard touchdown run. and a safety completed the young Warriors scoring for the night. The crystal ball really got cracked last week The Northwest Suburban conference really put it to the Fox Valley. With the opening of the conference seasons for the area schools, I'll stick my neck out once again. I'll pick the Warriors over Cary Grove have a feeling that this is going to be one of those days for Warrior fans. The Streaks over Crystal Lake Central. It will be a real barnburner. The Steaks running attack against the Tigers Tom Pence passing Jacobs over Crown. The poor Vikes are really having trouble again this season, and the Golden Eagles are given a sleeper's play in the Fox Valley. In a toss-up Dundee over Crystal Lake South Dundee got walloped by St Ed's last week, and the Gators still haven't got into the scoring column Hononegah over the Skyhawks Indians always one of the powers of the tough Shark league, and their enrollment alone should warrant a victory. Marian over Marmion Lost a toughie to Marengo last week, as did Marmion to Aurora Central, but the Canes should come out on top | CHAPEL HILL | * SUNDAY 1 • SWINCERS > The Chapel Hill "Swingers" closed their season of league play with Flag Golf If we didn't learn anything else from this game, we did find out our handicaps are pretty accurate Most of the flags were planted around or on the 9th green There were three winners, having placed their flag in the Wh hole on the final putt, Bill Hayes. Floyd Johnson and Dee Schuette The highlight of the day was Daisy Week's rendition of the Star Spangled Banner as she planted her flag It was an iiwesome performance. She may not win an "Emmy" but I think we should create an "Arnie" or "Sandra" award for tier. It was generally felt that "Awesome Dawson" or Laughin Lori" would travel past the 9th green, but the weather was not too cooperative and it made the greens a bit difficult to putt or read "Bonnie Connie" refused to tell us where she planted her flag Sounds like she didn't have too good a game "Darin Karen" just laughed and walked in without planting her flag These two girls keep the group happy and smiling no matter how they play golf Our final event will be the "Swinging Out Day" to be held on Oct. 7th We will tee off at noon, play 9 holes of regular • honest to goodness, no gim­ micks) golf and then only the committee knows what will happen to us on the back 9 Dinner and awards at 7 p.m Special awards for winners on front nine and for winners and losers on back 9, so we can "swing out" with fun See you all next season There may be a few events (luring the winter of which we will keep you posted Bye for this season. Dee Schuette SLO- POKES I Clearing | 'Off The J | Sports Desk | Sunburst Corvette club is sponsoring a Try-Cycle ob­ stacle course tricycle Mania I on Sunday. September 14, from noon until 6 p m behind the Crystal Point Mall in Crystal Lake The event is a race and ob­ stacle course run entirely on trikes < which will be provided >. The event is open to all ages and entrants will race against members of their own age group Fastest time within class and best time of day will be awarded trophies Con­ testants under 16 will require written authorization from parents or legal guardian Registration forms will be available from various Crystal Point Mall merchants as well as at the race. « Basic gymkhana rules apply and at least 2 runs will be available per contestant This is a low pressure, low cost event to be enjoyed by spectator and contestant alike Partial proceeds go to Spina- Bifida charity fund. McHenry | Country Club By John Busscher It will be Art Jackson versus Tim Martin and Denny Jackson against Joe Schmidt in the semi-final matches in flight I on Sunday, Sept 24 Art's fine round of 70 disposed of Jerry Turner and Tim w ith a round of 77 defeated Don Hojnacki on Sunday, Sept 17 while Denny beat Dan Gallagher and Joe's 76 was too much for Ron Waytula In flight 2 Kurt Knaack beat Dick Warfield and Bill Funk defeated Jay Sayler. ' Bill must have had a lesson from Herb) while Joe Knaack beat Gene Hester Flight 5 winners were Nlo Domoto over Hal Nilles, Ron Becker defeated Tom Burke. Ray Jemiola beat Jack Smith If, SEPTEMBE* Legal Notice „ Legal Notice USTIC ARBOR Restaurant and Lounge SERVING: BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER DAILY LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS FRIDAY FISH FRY -- SUNDAY BRUNCH ftSS«ragSSSSS9»SSSSSSSSSSSSSS THE HARBOR FEATURES DOUBLE BUBBLE HOUR MON. -- FRI. 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. 12 OZ. COCKTAILS TUESDAY IS $1.25 LADIES NIGHT LIVE ENTERAINMENT THURS., FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS \ vv The Music Mates" Are Back! McHENRY. ILL. FRONT Scaled Bids will be received until Tuesday. October 3, 1978, 10 A.M. at the McHenry Township Highway Office at 3703 N Route 31 office of the highway commission for; 1. Rubber Tire Front end loader. 2 cu yard rating specifications and equip­ ment required are available at 3703 N Route 31 The McHenry Township High­ way department reserves the right to reject any bid, or to accept that bid deemed most favorable to the township, based on price, delivery and machine usefulness by order of McHenry Township Highway Commissioner. Clarence Regner I Pub Sept 22. 19781 Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on September 19, A.D 1978, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County. Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as THE DESIGN COMPANY, located at 803 N Front St.. McHenry. 1L 60050 Dated this 19th day of Sep­ tember. AD 1978 Vernon W Kays County Clerk < Pub Sept 22. 29. Oct »i. 1978 i on the 22nd hole after Ray won the last four holes to send the match into sudden death In flight 4 Bib Avrech beat Rudy Otth. John Nolan defeated John Christensen. Fran Hamelitz beat Joe Gelsumino and Jim Kenton defeated Bob "tio ho" Blaney. All semi-final matches will be played at the club on Sunday, Sept 24 CONTRACTORS Job H«ld Up Bacausa of Concrata Delivery Delay? Call Acc*-(reter la. Saturday Deliverys Available Phone 338-4718 Invitations for Bids Sealed bids are requested by th« State of Illinois. Department of Conservation for tne following repair and <>r maintenance trades Well Maintenance ' Sealed bids will be received at Moraine Hills State Park. 914 South River Road. McHenry. IL 60050 Park Office for Department of Conservation properties in McHenry County. I l l i n o i s , u n t i l 9 : 0 0 a . m . prevailing lime on Wednesday.' October 4. 1978 at which lime all bids will be publicly opened, and read aloud All bids must comply with Sections 4 and 4A of the Illinois Fair Employment Practice Act. i 111 Rev State No. Civ 48. S 854 and 854A ). Complete information in- eluding specifics for bidding and bidding forms may be obtained from the Site Manager or the Regional Land Manager in charge of the above location. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any formality in the bids receivea whenever such rejection or waiver is in the best interests of the Owner. State of Illinois Department of Conservation Date September 20, 1978 7-63 (2-78) | Pub Sept 22. 1978) • * * * Experience is some­ thing to be purchased if it's to be worth having. • • * * « It's easier to consoli-' date debts than to pay off the larger loan. On Sunday. August 27. the Sio Pokes Motorcycle Club of Spring Grove, Illinois held its monthly motoeross race Nearly 1.500 riders and spec­ tators showed up despite the threatening skies A minimum of dust and mud kept the track at its best making conditions for extra speed over the 11 _• mile dirt course Although these races are sponsored by volunteer club members, several boys from the Wilmot. Sring Grove, and Richmond are employed as flagman for the day Some of the proceeds for that days race were donated to the Kenosha County Memorial Hospital and to Randy Schussler of Hor tonville. Wis Randy, age 18. a motoeross rider from District 16. recently required his left leg to be amputated due to cancer Because of his large family and expensive hospital costs many fellow riders and the Slo Pokes decided to help in a small way by contributing the days entry fees from the 125 A class to Randy 's cause The Slo Pokes matched whatever the A class donated Randy u;is there to except the contribution On September J4. the club will again hold another motoeross race, ram or shine Ml classes from riiiius through open will race Gates open at 7 a.m., first race beginning at 10 and run all afternoon For further information please phone 815 675-2558 We'll Help The Patient's Convalescence! HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT for Rent or for Sale RENTAL PER MONTH Hospital Beds ... *75.00 Walkers '10.00 Commodes *12.00 Wheel Chairs *30.00 OTHER PATIENT AIDS McHENRY 904 Front St. 385-3232 NOW--2 RENTAL CENTERS! Ed's Rental and Sales Inc. 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