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Fk!„u>a:h£ • viiimtsKKli ::ixi 29 Years In Business Ray Hughes and Lee Sawdo, full of ambition and desire for success, started their electrical contracting business from scratch, using their home garage as a base of operations. When their business increased it was decided to rent store space on Main St, then they started to sell appliances, where in 1952 Gene Adams became a partner and took charge of the appliances. As their business increased and they needed more display room, a new building was planned and construction completed on Front Street in 1963. They have enjoyed a very successful trade at this location for the past 14 years. The younger generation took over in 1973 and Lee & Ray Electric is now owned and operated by and Paul and Greg Adams. I.KI. iK RAY KLKCTRIC i(hi.-, \. 11« >\ i |s. in i The Best Appliances from Hotpoint & Frigidare & Whirlpool •CLOTHES WASHERS •CLOTHES DRYERS • REFRIGERATORS •FREEZERS •DISHWASHERS •RANGES •AND MORE! SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE'22 . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1OT8 (CmHwm4 frwi papa M) the Men's Open division title by negotiating the hilly course in 37:42, two and one-half minutes in front of McHenry's Andy Oakley. In the final round of the four- week Match Play tournament for the ladies of the McHenry Country club brought local winners in various classes. Governor Jim Thompson, Lt. Governor Dave O'Neal and Attorney General Bill Scott were scheduled to be among guests at the annual Republican golf outing at the McHenry Country club July 20. The only question remaining is: What can they do for an encore9 What is certain is that the 1977 McHenry Pigtail league Senior division all-stars are going to be a very difficult act to follow in years to come, having swept four games to claim first place in the recent Woodstock Invitational Double 'Elimination tournament. Singer Johnny Mathis, along with former ail-American Angelo Daberio and his con­ ductor, Paul Voight, carded a nifty 37-43, 80, on the par 70 course at the Chapel Hill Country club. Barbara Gilpin of McHenry teamed with Mary Harwood of Cary to topple Gina Sheppard and Glenda Cassetty of the Trails team 12-9 in a No. 1 doubles match. The Racket club Women's Doubles Traveling team defeated the Trails team 7-3. Tuesday, July 26, annual Hullabaloo day, found the women at McHenry Country club abandoning their regular golf scheduling for a full day of eating, golfing, tennising and general funning. Rick Zeebel and Dave Ramer of McHenry, who compete in football, wrestling and track at McHenry East campus, at­ tended a Fellowship of Christian Athletes conference at St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minn. In McHenry Area 12-Inch softball finals, the first place trophy goes to Old Bridge. The top four teams fought all year for the number one position with all but St. Regis taking over first place at least once. AUGUST Captain Gary Schauer of the Woodstock City Fire depart­ ment, champions of the McHenry water fights held during the Fiesta days, ac­ cepted the championship trophy from Kim Kantlehner, Miss McHenry. The Marian Central high school varsity cheerleaders participated in a Dynamic Cheerleading camp with six girls from the McHenry area awarded two ribbons for out­ standing jumps and stunts, one ribbon for the best pom pom routine and a supersquad award as well as finishing in third^>lace overall. A team sponsored by the McHenry Plaindealer captured first place in the 16" Teen Softball league regular season, defeating B & H in a recent playoff game after both teams completed the season with 13-1 records. Golf tournament winners in the Chapel Hill Youth golf meet included Jeff Smith, Len Ewert, Pat Sweeney, Pat Becker, Tim Byers and Bob Lunkenheimer. From "So I Hear": "Last week marked our 42 year with the Plaindealer. It would be nice to make it * 50, but that could be termed wishfu thinking." The McHenry Junior Youth league 12-year-old All-Stars came home with a third place trophy from the George Woeltz Memorial tournament. One hundred and forty-seven women from various areas in the midwest participated during two exciting days in the third annual McHenry Women's invitational at the McHenry Country club. Rusty Nail came out swinging as they won game two of the finals to even the series at one game apiece. Except for the first inning the winners were in command throughout the entire ccontest as they romped to a 14-9 victory in the best of five playoffs. . ( C . -- » i » U | QUALIFIES FOR STATE - Mike Barmana Cikhn his breath as he finishes the cross country run in fine time to advance to the state meet. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORB ROUGH GOING - Hurckes of the Warriors finds the going rough under the net as he attempts to retrieve the rebound from the Woodstock Caters. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD