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McHenry Girls All-Star Team PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, lf77 (Top row, left to right) Karen Karpavtctas, Robin Geiger, Lisa Boyer, Wendy Thurwell, Kelly Broderick, Sue Tonyan, Julie McGee, Gina Gilpin and Nancy Walsh. (Bottom row, left to right) Dawn Dobberton, Lee Tomlinson, Jenny Eisle, Cissy Pinkstaff, Julie Hetterman, Sandy Musilak, Sherri McAuliffe, Greta Larsen and Marlene Kruger. HILL GOLF July 26 - Low Net winners for, "Monkey Golf", which is taking 3 clubs of your choice: Class A, Jane Switzer; Class B, Wanda Gehrke; Class C, Carol Dick. August 2 - Low Gross: Class A, Laura Schmitt, 43; Class B, Diane Derby - Dee Schuette, 52; Class C, Jo Fenner, '55. / Names to be added to the "Birdie Tree": Betty O'Brien, Meg Sundberg and Jo Heady on No. 2 and Ethel Broderick on No. 3. ' . './ First round of the low net tournament was played. Leaders are: Class A, Laura Schmitt - Jo LADlES TUESDAY LEAGUE / by LAURA & LOU Ready, 28; Harriet Wilson - - Meg Sundberg, 32; Nanci McAuliffe - Janie Popelka, 33. „ Class B, Shirley Klapperich, 27; Diane Derby, 28; Lorraine Freund - Dee Schuete ,, 30. Class C, Kathy Schaefer, 26; Jo Fenner • Juanita Holm • Grace Blake, 27; Ruth Hogan • Esta Pitts, 28. Members must play all three weeks to qualify - second round on Aug. 9, due to an outing the third week is scheduled for Monday Aug. 15. Anyone unable to play must set up time approval ot" chairman, Kathy Schulf 1 TAX FACTS Taxpayers who filed their federal income tax returns on time and have not yet received their 1976 tax refunds should check with their local IRS of­ fice as soon as possible, District Director Charles F. Miriani said this past week. The most common reason for an undelivered check, ac­ cording to^ the IRS is that- the taxpayer has moved and left no forwarding address with the U.S. Postal Service. Because refund delays can also be caused by lost or stolen checks, the IRS urges taxpayers who feel this might be the case get in touch with their local IRS office as soon as possible so that the IRS can put tracers on the missing checks, -v Some refunds may have been delayed because of errors or omissions on_ tax returns Taxpayers notified by the IRS of such problems should follow the instructions received order to speed up issuance df their checks. „ The IRS stresses that in all refund inquiries, a taxpayer should provide the name aiid address as it appears on the return, the actual name and address if different, the social security numbers, and the type of form filed. DIVOT DOLLS V M.C.C. It was bound to happen. Ladies day Tuesday at McHenry Country club was a near wash-out as the rains came down soaking the gals and sending many of them back to the clubhouse. To quote one of the ladies, it was a tough day tgolfing-wise) and most of them were just glad they survived and tomorrow (or next week) is a new, day. However, there were a number of sturdy souls who finished the eighteen holes in the non­ discriminating Grandmothers and Non-Grandmothers one day event. Low net in Class A was shot by Floss O'Connell who had a 69 while in Class B it was Dot Freund with a 76 and in Class C it was Mary Wakitsch with 72. Joan Buss had low puts of 28 in Class A, Mabel Smith in Class B had 29 and Gladys AVarfield in Class C had 28. Next week, the 9th, will find the ladies having'another fun event, a Tennessee Dog Fight. The week following will find the gals back to serious golf when the first round of Club cham­ pionship play begins. The three-week event will have accumulative scoring and will produce both low gross and low net winners in ea^i class as well as the club champ. In the meantime, a con­ tingency from McHenry has travelled to Carriage Green in Darien, 111., to participate in the 17th annual Northern Illinois Women's Golf association tournament which is being played thfti 5th and 6th. Good luck wishes go to all the ladies who will be representing McHenry. Here's hoping they come home with many of the trophies! 'Til next time, ' Happy Golfing! Liz • • • • If adults set youth the proper example, it might be possible for young peo­ ple to follow their lead. • * • • Most of us approve laws that benefit us and disapprove those that re- strict our activities or profits. IHIIMQNK the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning HALF DAY Mon. thru Thurs. RINSENVAC - cleans the way professionals do, at a traction of the cost Vi Oaf Mill! p.M- 1 p.m.-S ?.•• S p.M.-t p.M. FIR HOUR (J7« HRS. IS.00 MIN.) OVERNIGHT JPiCIAl I 1:00 P.M. •:00 A.M. 110.00 3 HORNSBYS f a m i l y c e n f r r s ^ 4400 W.RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. McHeniy Country Club By John Busscher Lloyd Smith defeated Ray Spiess in the finals of the Presidents' tournament in Flight A which was played at the club on Sunday, July 31. The match was not decided until the final holes as Ray's rally fell short. In Flight B, Denny Jackson beat Ken Rysso in a match that featured superb play by both men with Denny finally emerging the victor. In another close final match Pat McKiernan defeated Joe Knaack while in Flight D, Bruce Domato beat Gene Hester in a close one and in Flight.E Ed (Ace) Oja had an easy time beating Dick Kreuser in a match that ended on the 15th hole. Congratulations are in order for the winners in the Presidents' tournament. The club championships in all classes start at the club on Sunday, Aug. 7 with Art Jackson defending his title in the club championship and Ted Spengel in the Handicap division while Carl Worthen will attempt to repeat in the Senior club championship. A three time club champion, Carl Schmidt, suffered a heart attack while on the 17th fairway on Sunday and was rushed to McHenry hospital where he is in intensive care. As he will be in the hospital tor at least a few wefekfe I bm sure he would appreciate a card and also your prayers. • ••* Why is it that so many ignorant people know everything? BUMPER STICKERS EXERCISE S0MI RETIREES GET IS TRYING TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY Health Tip (From the American Medical Association) Fishing Safety Fishing is good therapy - both physical and emotional. The American Medical association points out that the millions of Americans who head for the lakes and streams across the nation each fishing season don't need a doctor to tell them that fishing is a good sport. They likely have seen their doctor sitting in the next boat with a line in the water. Fishing can be elaborate, complete with a trip to the seashore and renting deep-sea boats and equipment. Or it can be the cane pole and worms affair on the banks of a neigh­ borhood creek. Either way it gets us out in the fresh air and sunshine, gets our minds off the cares of the day. Unless you are the vigorous type who wades through racing rapids or rows hard for miles, fishing is only mild exercise, but still is good for the body and spirit, Fishing also is a relatively safe sport. But it does have some built-in hazards. Most of them can be avoided. The most common fishing accident is catching a barbed hook in the flesh, usually a finger or hand, but sometimes a leg or other part of the body. Lures and hooks left un­ protected on a dock or on the bottom of a boat cause many of these accidents. • The* wise fisherman guards against hook accidents by shielding the hook. One simple way is to stick a small cork over the barb. Lures should be stored in the tackle box until needed, and returned promptly to the box when removed from the leader. The band of your favorite fishing hat is, of course, a reasonably safe place to keep lures you intend to use later in the day. Fly or bait casters are responsible for many hook accidents to their fellow fisherman. Train yourself to look before each cast to make certain no one is in the way. This will also save lures from JUST ARRIVED AND DOfoPT KNOW WHICH WAY T^TURN? Call The hostess in your area will call on you with a variety of helpful community information along with gifts and greetings from local mer­ chants. Phone Mary Ann neifc Peggy Kaiser 923-2442 365-2716 M % • NOW OPEN! RAYMOND'S RESTAURANT I0HNSBURG BOWL (FORMERLY TOMASELIO'S) YOUR HOSTS: RAY AND FELICIA KUNA "UPSTAIRS COCKTAIL LOUNGE NOW OPEN" BOWLING LANES WILL BE OPEN FOR FALL SEASON -- SIGN UP NOW I u-inr\rLrvuvuTJVi.ar-rLr.-jTjTj MONDAY, 7PM--MIXED COUPLES WED.. 9:30PM- WOMEN MONDAY. 9:30PM--MIXED COUPLES TUESDAY, 7PM--MEN TUESDAY, 9:30PM--WOMEN WED., 7PM--MIXED COUPLES THURS., 7PM--WOMEN THURS., 9:30PM--MEN FRIDAY. 7PM--MEN FRIDAY, 9:30PM--MEN EYEING NO. l...are Doug Schmitt (left) and Steve Kiveley of McHenry, two of the competitors in the Youth Golf day tournament Monday, Aug. 8, at Chapel Hill Golf club. Boys in various age groups will be competing for trophy* like the one shown above. Age groups are 12-13,14-15, and lt-17. Persons interested in entering the tournament should contact the pro shop at the golf coarse. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD snagging op trees and bushes as you cast. In removing a hook from the fish, hold the fish firmly under the gills, so that its head can't flop-or wiggle. A freshly caught fish is slippery and hard to hold. Get a firm grip before dislodging the hook. If, despite precautions, a hook becomes embedded in your hand or finger, don't try to pull it out. Your physician will snip off the shank and push it through, thus causing less further damage to torn flesh. The doctor will also, if necessary, administer an­ tibiotics and tetanus toxoid. Hook wounds often lead to infection treated. unless properly A hard tasLls eased by the application of immediate energy. DAYTIME WED., 9:30AM--WOMEN v SAT., 10AM--TEENAGE 8-12 yrt. THURS.. 9:30AM--WOMEN SAT., 12:30PM--TEENAGE 13-17 yrt. THURS.. 2PM--SENIOR CITIZENS SUNDAY, 10AM--2-MAN OPE* 24 HOURS FRI. * SAI.I Breakfast Sundays From 5 AM mmmm ̂ ̂ ̂W»»kdqyi • Breakfast Sorvod Anytime I CHAPEL HILL RD. AT FOX RIV|t JOHNSBUtO, ILLINOIS • ; WWMHiyi V ' wr mm m choice merchandise. Free! mauzr Hurry! 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