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>IRANY< ALAN EKEROTH-has qualified for the Skyway Conference all-conference golf team after his first season of play on the McHenry County College golf team. Ekeroth had a 76 average for MCC and went with the conference team to Decatur for the slate competition and may qualify for the National College Golf Tournament in June. Graduating as the mainstay of the 1979 McHenry High School golf squad, Ekeroth averaged a 39 per nine holes under coach Chuck Cuda. OVERTON R t 3 1 a n d R t . 1 2 0 M c H e n r y CADILLAC PONTIAC (815)385-6000 COME 10 THE BIGGEST CADILLAC-PONTIAC DEALER IN THE "COUNTY' ELECT PROFESSIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER HANK NIILLE FOR SHERIFF JOHN'S SPORT STOP "YOUR COMPLETE BASKETBALL HEADQUARTERS" ACROSS FROM A & P-NEXT TO EBY BROWN *** ' McHENRY 344-3580 Dai ly 9:30-8, Sat. 9 5 The McHenry High golf squad finished eighth in the state by shooting a two day total of 650. With Crystal Lake South finishing first in state competion, it marked the first time that two Fox Valley teams were in the top ten state teams. Shown at the Rail Golf Course in Springfield are team members. Mike Lawler, 80-79, Mike Nank, 82-82, Coach Chuck Cuda. Mike Bauml. 80-85, Joe Bauml, 80-91, Kirk Barnicle, 81-83, Steve Svec, 84-91 and Brad Adams. Mike Lawler finished 17th out of the 154 contestants with his two-day total of 159. "EARL WALSH' So I Hear It is easy to know the seasons are changing. Beautiful leaves are falling. Another sure sign -- the warm bed covers feel good and a fellow sleeps best when it it time to get out of the sack in the morning. The time has come to make changes in care of the birds. Have our grandson, Brendan, engaged to take down the houses and put up the feeders. Envy is not in my makeup -- not until today while waiting behind a young fellow at a red light. When he pulled out a comb to pretty up his hair, something came over me. Pulling my big chair out to the center of the room while housecleaning goes on is a bit disrupting. Can't wait to get back in my own corner. Smear tactics, the lowest form of politics, is seen on all sides these days. It would seem that good men and women ^could expound on their own qualifications and merit. Wouldn't you faint if a politician said, "My opponent is a fine person, but I want the job. I need the job. I can do a better job than my opponent. I'll say no more." Hail to the Champs! The Phillies went right down to a heart stopping last strike to beat the Royals. Oh, that National League! Somebody up there must like them. Great pitching and real big league defense told the story when the chips were down. The Royals' manager is sure to come in for some criticism when the hot stove league convenes during the winter. Having Brett play in at third base with Mike Schmidt at bat in the fifth game was a mistake. No way was Schmidt going to bunt in that situation. Brett couldn't field a screacher. Letting Cardenal bat in the ninth inning was also a move that will be gone over a few times. Cardenal is at least part way over the hill and a couple of better hitters were on the bench. Those teams were evenly matched if ever two teams were. Summing it up, one has to credit the Phillies with playing a bit better baseball. With the World Series over, we can watch football, basketball and make plans for the White Sox in 1981. The McHenry Warriors will play their final home game of the season tonight when they host the Jacobs Golden Eagles in a Fox Valley game at McCracken field. Jacobs is winless this season dropping all seven contests, but they played one of its better games last week, before bowing to Woodstock 29 to 6. Coach Bob Bejeck is disappointed with his team this season. Pre-season hopes of a winning season has not come to pass, and the Golden Eagle coach is eyeing the Warriors to stop his losing string. The Warriors, having lost a close 3 to 0 game to the Tigers of Crystal Lake, will be looking for a win tonight. Two goal-line defenses by the Tigers kept the Warriors out of paydirt and a victory. Look for the Warriors to go all out in their home final, and with everybody in good health they should put another win in their pockets. They must not take the Eagles too lightly, as the Eagles are struggling for survival. Dick Rabbitt SPOUTS POINTEKS With th* growth In ewr community and tho wpwiM (port* taction o4 Hio flolndoolor your iporti department fin­ ds it iMCMnry to a*k lor »dd»d cooporotlon. Sand in typewritten copy. Some han­ dwritten repertt are tee hard to decipher. When name* are not legible there it e problem. Double ipoce for editing. Write on one tide o! the paper. Do not try to crowd too mveh on one iheet. In mott cetet. repertt heve been meeting the deedllne. late one* have to be held over. II you ore releetlng the tome newt to other popert. mark the releote dote. That moket it loir to all. Remember - The Pleindeoler comet out on Wednetdoyt end Frideyt. Feet end prlcet have to be taken out of newt ttoriet. (They ere lor the ed deportment.) "Thonk you" notet are not allowed In newt ttoriet. II you ere moiling copy oddrett it to McHenry Plaindeoler Attention Sportt Editor. IHortt ol many contributor! are greatly appreciated. The last Civil War veteran died in 1959, yet the Veterans Administration still provides benefits to 205 widows and helpless children of veterans who participated in that conflict. a calendar of upcoming events Fiberglass belted RADIAL SHOW BITER £3 con VERSE LEATHER & CANVAS HI ft LOW CUTS Sire P165/80R-13 P175/80R-13 P18.V75R-14 P195/75R-14 P205/75R-14 P215/75R-14 P22.V75R-14 P16.VH02-15 P205/75R-15 P215/75R-15 P225/75R-15 P235/75R-15 Also fitu AR 78-13 BR 78-13 CR78-14 ER78-14 FR 78-14 GR78-14 HR78-14 165R-15 FR78-15 GR 78-15 * HR78-15 LR 78-15 White 848.00 51.00 57.00 60.00 64.00 67.00 69.00 56.00 64.00 67.00 51.99 2.15 2.34 2.>i 2.72 2.87 3.02 2.13 2.78 2.93 mmwajMT THIS season s mfMh NUMBER OH SHOE _j "m IN COLLEGE & NBA! t^TRANCHISE' LEATHER HI ft LOW CUTS plus NIKE CANVAS HI ft LOW CUTS "SUPER BASKETS" LEATHER ft CAN^S 385-0882 (Paid for by the Citizens Party - Harry Dean, Treasurer Eighth In State Play Home Final Tonight PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24.19H0 claim has boon made, how ever, for Fred Goldsmith of the Chicago White Stocking* PUNCH NUMBERS 147-148-149-150 VOTE FOR ALL FOUR NO. 147-DONALD P. DOHERTY NO. 148-CHARLES "CHUCK" WEINGART NO. 149-HARRY R. DEAN NO. 150-PETER C. REILANO VOTE NOVEMBER 4th For all Four On Ballot PAGE 8-2 CITIZENS PARTY If you Need a Ride or Help Call 385-0310 385-1287 385-4127 or 385-0288 citizens •To hold down taxes •To get fair assessments •To improve transportation WE NEED YOUR VOTE These Four Candidates will represent McHenry, Nunda, Burton Townships (District 2) Complete Line Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Sales & Service Sm Why McHenry & Lake Courty Schools Cell lis.. "THE TEAM DISCOUNT LEADER "YOUR ONE-STOP SPORT SHOP" ? WE WILL WORK.... *To provide effective police protection •To encourage orderly growth in the county •To maintain a balanced budget •To assist and care for senior Cleaning Repair Belts LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 M. Front Street McHenry HILARY RODENKIRCH PONTIAC SALES MANAGER FOR 1981 PRICES! Republican Sheriff candidate Hank Nulle, has received the support of five former sherriffs, who collectively represent over 100 years of law enfor­ cement experience. (Left to right) Former Sheriff John Carroll; current Sheriff, Chick LaMagdeleine; Undersheriff, Hank Nulle; former Sheriff, Art Tyrrell; former Sheriff Harry Herendeen; and former Sheriff and McHenry County Coroner, Theron Ehorn (Coroner Ehorn served as Sheriff for a short period after the resignation of Art Tyrell). Three of these former Sheriffs are Republicans, two of them are Democrats. They urge you to vote for Hank Nulle because he is the best candidate for the job. VOTE REPUBLICAN IN McHENRY COUNTY NOVEMBER 4, 1980 HENRY A. (Hank) NULLE 136 . jgj Sponsored by the McHenry Republican Central Committee Al Jourdan Chairman •Want to serve you •Have proven leadership •Are knowledgable about county government •Have the time to devote •Believe in good government New Selection of Running Suits plus.. Custom printed orange & black Warrior Running Suits 1 This is not a tall story, it's true There's a pitehfr for the Houston Astros. James Rodney Richard, who's 6-foot, 8-inches tall with hands big enough t<> hold seven baseballs at one time. A WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL CLINIC sponsored by the McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will start on Tuesday, Oct. 28 at Parkland Junior High School. The instructional program is open to all area residents who are interested in learning the basic skills of volleyball and will run from 7-9 pm. Those who attend should wear appropriate clothing as it is an excellent opportunity to learn basics and rules for this year's Women's Volleyball league now being organized. Call 344-3300 for more information. The Cystal Lake Park District MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE announces registration on Saturday, Oct. 18 for a 12-team league which will begin play on Nov. 12. Games will be played at both Lundahl and North Junior High Schools at 7, 8, and 9 pm. Information regarding entrance fees, registration dates and residency requirements may be obtained by calling 459-0680. A reminder that the McHENRY WEST SWIMMING POOL is open for public swim on weekends and Thursday evenings. The hours are from 2-5 on Saturday and Sunday and 7-9 on Thursday, with a special time, 6-7 for senior citizens on Thursday. Call 344-3300 for more information. WE ARE CANDIDATES BECAUSE WE.... LARGEST SELECTION OF BASKETBALL SHOES IN McHENRY COUNTY 's-Women's-Kid's Sizes McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W MAIN McHENRY 385-0294 The first pitcher to-throw a curve, some say, was William Arthur ("Candy") Cummings, who played with the Excelsior Junior Nine and introduced this refine­ ment in 1866. The same All price* plus tax NO TRADE-IN NEEDED!