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i Iffy Doubling Their Fun Christi Stannell (above) and Sue Hutchinson (right) form McHenry's No. 1 doubles team. Tuesday, the duo rallied from a 5-7, 1-5 deficit to defeat their op­ ponents from Zion-Benton 5-7, 7-5, 6-2. Stannell and Hutchinson finished second in the Dundee Invitational tourney last weekend, and will be playing No. 1 doubles for McHenry in the McHenry Invitational tourney this coming Saturday. STAFF PHOTOS BY WAYNEGAYLORD J*" f ̂ < v y < ^ ^ WW* m Lake Forest Golfers Hand McHenry 1st Loss Lake Forest handed McHenry's varsity golf team its first defeat of the season, jolting the Warriors 149-155 Tuesday afternoon on the Scouts' home course. The defeat snapped a ten-match winning streak for McHenry, which had beaten Crystal Lake 157-170 on Monday. Tuesday however, it wasn't meant to be. Lake Forest's sixth and seventh golfers both fired 37s to insure the victory in what was expected to be McHenry's toughest match of the season. In golf, each team has seven men playing nine holes each, with the four lowest scores counting toward the team total. With Lake Forest's sixth and seventh men shooting brillint golf, the Warriors didn't have the fire power to cotnbat it. Tom Pepping shot the low round for McHenry, a 37, while Pat Becker and Tim Byers shot 38s. Ron pepping and Jim Buenzli each had 4ls. In the Crystal Lake victory, Buenzli led the way with a 37, Becker shot a 39, Pepping a 40, and Ron Pepping a 41. \ Despite the defeat, Warrior coach Charles Cuda was not disheartened. "One fifty-five is a respectable score," he said. Earlier in the year, Cuda noted that a score of 155 woriel be good enough to win most matches. But with the McHenry team consistently shootingin the high 140s or low 150s, the 155 score seemed worse than it really was. What is significant about the loss is that it occurred on the same course that McHenry will have to play in the state sectional tournament next month. McHenry will play host to the first round of state eliminations, the district meet, in which three out of fourteen teams will qualify for sectional play. The sectional will be played the following weekend at Lake Forest, with the top three teams, out of nine competing, advancing to Champaign for the state finals. Cuda indicated that the Lake Forest sectional will probably be the top sectional meet in the entire state. McHenry will get another shot at Lake Forest in the North Suburban conference meet, played at the McHenry Country club next month. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER W* Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on September 12th. A.D. 1977, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenrv County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as BOOMERANG PUB, located at 4623 Routfe' 31, Ringwood, Illinois 60072. Dated this 12th day of Sep­ tember, A.D. 1977. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. Sept. 16,23, 30,1977) Legal Notice The Nunda township Cemetery Trustees will hold their Regular Board Meeting on Tuesday, October 4, 1977, at 7f30 p.m. at the Township of­ fice, 95 Grant St., Crystal Lake, 111 SS: Anita Sherwood Executive Secretary Nunda Township Cemetery Fund f (Pub. Sept. 16,23,30,1977) Individual projects are the ! core of 4-H work. In 1976 4-H ; members enrolled in an ; average of 2.2 learn-by-doing i projects. , ' Meet The Athletes Mike Williams (football) Tom Hughes (football) Gigi Smith (f. hockey) This week's group of senior athletes at McHenry high school features a football player who enjoys hunting with his 'Vizsla', one-half of a set of twin brothers, and a center halfback on the field hockey team. Mike Williams The son of Don Williams, Mike is a wingback on the varsity football team. This is his fourth year of football at McHenry high school, and his first on the varsity. He has lived in McHenry the past four years, after moving back from Waukegan. The Williams family lived in McHenry before the shift to Waukegan. Mike said he has no idea on what he will do after graduating from high school next spring, although he noted that he enjoys working on cars. Hunting is one of his favorite hobbies. He said he likes hunting with his father and his Vizsla. McHenry Hosts 8-Team Tennis Tourney Oct. 1 McHenry will host an eight- team invitational tennis tournament Saturday morning and afternoon behind West campus. The tournament will begin at about 10 a.m., and will feature players from Antioch, Jacobs, Elgin, Elgin Larkin, Dundee, Grant, and Wauconda, as well as McHenry. It will be a single elimination tournament, with competition held in No. 1 singles, No. 2 singles, No. 1 doubles, and No. 2 doubles. One point will be awarded to each school for each match which a player from that school wins. McHenry will be out to fare as well or better than it did last weekend, when it tied for second in the Dundee In­ vitational meet. The No. 1 doubles team of Christi Stan­ nell and Sue Hutchinson reached the finals of the Dundee tourney, as did Barb Kuna, playing No. 2 singles. Both lost to Dundee players in the final round. The Warriors come into their own tournament off of a big win Tuesday over Zion-Benton. Lisa Jackson, playing No. 1 singles, won her match 6-0, 6-1, while No. 3 singles player, Priscilla Kasprzyk was also a winner, 6-2, 6-3. The Stannell-Hutchinson doubles team won their match to give McHenry the 3-2 vic­ tory. Earlier, McHenry was defeated by Lake Forest and Dundee in dual matches. 5.8 million young people 8-19 participate in 4-H through organized clubs, special in­ terest groups, nutrition education programs, television series, short-terin activities and camping. GET PROFESSIONAL carpel cleaning results! 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Tom Barton defeated Mo Domoto and Dick Warfield beat Gene Hester in Flight C while in Flight D John Nolan beat Bob Harger and Emil Lazar outlasted Bruce Domoto. In Flight E Jim GUlette defeated Bob Blaney in a tussle that was not decided until the final hole, while in the other Flight E contest A1 Leight beat unbeatable Jerry Kern. ' The finals of the Past* Presidents' tournament will be played at the club on Sunday^ October 2. / Child Abuse Over $1.02 million in grants to community-based agencies in Illinois were recently an­ nounced as part of the state's program against child abuse and neglect. The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) divided the funds between thirty-eight organizations in twenty-five cities. Funding of the child abuse grant program, now in its third year of operation, was increased 5? percent this year. i 1 German Shorthair, but has the color of an Irish Setter. : Besides football, Mike has also been a member of the track team as a sprinter and a long jumper. Gigi Smith §} In Gigi Smith, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Smith, we ig; have an unusual athlete. Not because she is a girl who participate in interscholastic athletics throughout the school year, but because she seems to really enjoy sports and competition. Gigi is the center halfback on the varsity field hockey team, a position which involves both defensive skill and the talent to move the ball offensively. This is her fourth year of field hockey, and she said she went out for the team originally because somebody told her she should try it. She has also been a member of the basketball and softball teams, and explained that she became interested in sports through her father. Following graduation, she plans on attending college, possibly at Eastern Illinois university, and majoring in physical education. Tom Hughes The best way to tell the Hughes twins, Tim and Tim, apart is to put them both on a large mat and see what they do. Tom is the wrestler and Tim is the acrobat. Both are members of the varsity football team, with Tom having various responsibilities on the defensive unit The son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hughes, Tom plans on attending college somewhere next fall, and hopes to learn a technical trade. Presently, he is looking at a college in Michigan. He said that he eqjoys anything that has to do with sports, and as evidence, also participates in track as well as football and wrestling. . Sports Calendar Fall sports at McHenry include boys football, golf, and cross country, and girls tennis, volleyball, and field hockey. Fall sports at Marian Central include boys cross country, football, and golf, and girls tennis and volleyball. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 McHENRY Football: home against Mundelein, varsity 8 p.m. start, sophomores 6 p.m. start SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 McHENRY X-Country: at Grant and Crystal Lake Invitational meet, starting time unknown Tennis: hdme, hosting McHenry Invitational tourney Football: at Mundelein, freshmen 'A' & 'B\ 9 a.m. start. MARIAN Football: at Immaculate Conception, varsity 2 p.m. start, sophomores noon start. Golf: at Grant Invitational meet, 11 a.m. start. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 McHENRY Football: at Mundelein, junior varsity k sophomore 'B\ 4:30 p.m. start. Golf: at Crown, 4 p.m. start. MARIAN Football: at Montini, freshman, 4:15 p.m. start. Golf: home to St Francis, 3:45 p.m. start TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4 McHENRY Tennis: home to North Chicago, 4:30 p.m. start. Volleyball: home to Crown, 4:30 p.m. start MARIAN X-Country: home to Marmion, 4:15 p.m. start Tennis: at Rosary, 4 p.m. start. 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