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Area Junior High Teams Complete In Fox Valley Conference Track Meet Three t McHenry Junior High Schools - McHenry Junior High, Parkland Junior High and Johnsburg Junior High - entered boys and girls teams in the Fox Valley Eight Con­ ference Track Meet held at North Junior High School in Crystal Lake, on Saturday, May 22nd. The boys' division of the track meet was won by North Junior High of Crystal Lake with 179 points. John­ sburg Junior High School finished second with 76 points, followed by McHenry Junior High School in third place with 58'2 points. Parkland Junior High finished sixth with 33 points. Outstanding performances for the local schools include Bill Hovseth, from Johnsburg Junior High, who finished third in the shot-put, second in the 100 yard dash with a time of 11.3, and also second in the 50 yard dash with a time of 6.15. Mark Anderson, of Johnsburg Junior High, finished second in the long jump and in the 880. Johnsburg's Ed Koch received a third in the long jump, and Rich Szumlas garnered a | i i i LET S GET TOGETHER AND TALK ABOUT LOW COST A U T O I N S U R A N C E GIVE ME A CALL FOR THE FACTS ON LOW COST H E A L T H I N S U R A N C E I D LIKE TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS ON L O W - C O S T H O M E O W N E R S I N S U R A N C E . I D LfKE TO SHARE WITH YOU THE FACTS ON LOW-COST L I F E I N S U R A N C E AMERICAN FAMILY I N S U R A N C E AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE American Familv Mutual Insurance Co. Call me Madison, Wisconsin 53701 for Details CHUCK LEWAND0WSKI 1108 VIOLET ST. McHENRY, ILL. Phone: 385-2304 second place in the high jump, a fourth place in the discus, and 5th in the 220. Johnsburg's milers, . Wayne Besserud and Mike Davis, teamed up for second and fourth places respectively in the mile, and Dave Hanahan finished 5th in the pole vault. McHenry Junior High School had an outstanding per­ formance turned in by Ken Hoff who finished second in the triple jump, fourth in the 100 yard dash, and third in the 440 yard run. McHenry's Bob Bitterman finished third in both the 100 yard and 50 yard dashes. Mcjlenry Junior High had third and fourth place finishes in the pole vault from James Wilson and David Ramer respectively. In addition, James Wilson received a fourth in the 880, and Dean Howard and John Hickey placed 5th and 6th in the 70 yard hurdles.- Greg Mroz placed sixth in the shot-put. Parkland Junior High School was led by Horatio Fernandez, who won the 220 yard dash with a time of 26.5 seconds, and finished sixth in the long jump, fourth in the 50 yard dash, in addition to anchoring their 880 yard relay team to a third place finish. Bob Roewer, of Parkland, received a third in the discus, and Nelson Roltsch received a third place in the 70 yard hurdles. GIRLS' DIVISION The girls' division of the track meet was also won by North Junior High School with % points. The McHenry Junior High team finished third with 79 points. Parkland Junior High was sixth and Johnsburg Junior High finished in eighth place. McHenry Junior High School was led by the first place finishes of Sue Hutchinson, in the 100 yard dash with a time of 12.4, and Carrie Mortell in the 440 with a time of 1.04. In ad­ dition to her winning the Conference 440, Carrie Mortell recently placed first in the District and Sectional 440 meets, and competed in Bloomington, 111. in the Girls State 440, finishing 8th out of 25 girls. Beth Cable also garnered a first place finish in the 50 yard dash for McHenry Junior High with a time of 6.6 seconds. Sue Hutchinson finished third in the Softball throw, and fourth in the triple jump. Nancy Glick received a second place in the 70 yard hurdles and a fifth place finish in the long jump. Marcia Heneise tied for second in the high jump and Pam V.F.W. CARNIVAL June 2-3-4-5-6 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 1:00 • 5:00 -- AND -- 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING NIGHTLY DRAWINGS WEDNESDAY -- Dominion "Little Mac" Burger Machine THURSDAY -- Sunbeam Blower Styler FRIDAY -- Sony AM-FM Portable Radio SATURDAY -- G.E. Toaster Ovon Grand Prize To Be Drawn Sunday Nite (Winner Need Not Be Present) 1st PRIZE -- *500.00 2nd PRIZE -- *300.00 3rd PRIZE -- *200.00 Biggs finished third in the 50 yard dash McHenry s 440 relay team, of Beth Cable, Nancy Glick, Judy Honning and Carrie Mortell. took a second place. Robin Heneise placed fourth in the 880 yard run The Parkland Junior High School Girls were led by LaDonna Parvin, who finished second in the 880 yard run and third in the triple jump Terry Bohlman finished second in yhe Softball throw, and Tracy Wright *as fourth in the mile run. Johnsburg Junior High School s Lora Jacobs finished fourth in the Softball thro*, Sue Moults was fifth in the mile run. and Lori Kofler was sixth in the 880 yard run PAGE 7 - PUINDF.AU:.i-WCimFJDAY. JVNE t IW 3002 W. Rte. 120 - McHonry Awards Presented At Junior High Sports Banquet Last Week The McHenry Junior High School held their 2nd Annual Sports Banquet last Tuesday evening at the school. Awards were presented to nearly 200 students in the expanded sports program. , Approximately 65 percent of the Junior High School students participated in this year's athletic program. The programs are many and varied and include: Boys and Girls Basketball (6th-7th-8th), Boys and Girls Softball <7th-8th), Boys Wrestling (6th-7th-8th), Girls Volleyball (7th-8th), Boys and Girls Track (6th-7th-8th) and Boys and Girls Cross Country (6th-7th-8th). Also included are girls cheerleading squads on all levels and Pom Pom squads for 7th and 8th. After a welcome and remarks by Principal Fred Kusch, Tom Shipley took over as Master of Ceremonies. He introduced the various coaches who presented awards to the members of their squads Coaches at the school include Debbie Grennan, Millie Mc- Farland. Linda Halac. Mike Dreher. Marcia Wolf. Greg Lofgran. Tony Kryc. Bruce Ericson Brian Wilson and Tom Shipley Awards were made to the male and female athletes of the year The awards were made to Bob Bitterman and Susie Hutchinson Speaker for the evening was Dennis Lick, AH American football guard from the University of Wisconsin and first round draft choice of the Chicago Bears In addition to presentation of the above awards. Carrie Mortell was recognized for her placing 8th in the State for the 8th Grade Girls Track team in the 440 yard run Men may be bom equal-but some soon outgrow it. Deaths ALPHA STEPHENS Alpha Stephens of Sunnvside died at McHenry hospital Tuesday morning. June 1. at the age of 7^The deceased was born in Chicago March 2S. 1900 He is survived by hts widow, Velma Arrangements were in­ complete at the Peter M Justen and Son funeral home at press time EDWIN L MANSON Edwin L Manson. 4614 Sussex drive. Whispering Oaks, died at McHenry hospital May 30 at the age of 70 The deceased was born June 13. 1905 in Portland. In . son of Fred and/Grace (Mills) Manson 'Formerly from Chicago he had been a resident of McHenry for the past eight years Mr Manson was the former senior vice-president and director of Duff and Phelps. Inc of Chicago He retired in December of 1974. Survivors include his widow, Beatrice (Harrison) Manson. whom he married Oct. 1, 1927; a son, Gerald A., McHenry; a daughter, Mrs Martha Swanson, Ft Wayne, In ; and f^ve grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister. Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday from 4 to 9 p.m., with services to be held at , 1:30 Wednesday at the Peter M Justen and Son funeral home Entombment will be at Memory Gardens cemetery, Arlington Heights RHODAF DeRRAY Rhoda F DeRray. 13, for merly of 3916 Clearbrook. McHenry. died at the Harvard Rest home Saturday, May 29 Mrs DeRray was born Aug IS. 1892. in Chicago, daughter of George W and Rhoda E (Bennett > Perkins She moved to McHenry twenty one years ago from Oak Park, where she had resided forty (five years The deceased was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. McHenry Chapter 457 Her husband. Thomas D DeBray, whom she married on June 8. 1915, preceded her in death Jan 14, 1987 Survivors include a daughter. Mrs Dan (Helen) Creamer. McHenry . a grandson. James S Creamer, St Charles, and two great grandchildren.' She was preceded in death by her parents, a twin brother. (George W. Perkins, and a grandson.. Visitation was held Monday afternoon and services were conducted at 1 30 Tuesday at the Peter M Justen and Son funeral home Burial was in Ml Emblem cemetery . Elmhurst EVE H SPOONER Eve H Spooner. 1720 W Church, Johnsburg. died Monday, May 31, at the Pistakee Bay home at the age of 87 The deceased was born Feb 27. 1889. in Chicsgo, the daughter of Michael and Catherine < Lewandowski > Ochocki Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Irene May. Johnatwrg and Mrs Loretta Spooner, Spring Grove, two sons. Franklin Spooner. Spring Grove, and Jerome F Olszewski of Chicago, eleven grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and a brother, Frank Ochocki. Schaumberg Her husband. Gusa preceded her in desth in 1981 and a son. Karl in 1974 Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday until 9 p m at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home A Mass will be offered at St John the Baptist Catholic church. Johnsburg. Thursday at 10 a m Burial will be in Jit Peter's cemetery. 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