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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER -FRIDAY, APRIL 28. 1978 mm urn EENRM - MT I>I* 4 »-•«'« JriJMwiJWf 1 "\ FOR SECOND PLACE -it's a lie at this point as Chris Nowell (center) clears the final hurdle of the 120 yard high hnrdlerace, while Tyronne Jenkins (right) of North Chicago is a step ahead for a first place victory. Nowell, a junior, competed in this event with a hamstring pull, and finished second with a time of 18.5, just a second behind Jenkins. Nowell was scratched from further events because of the injury. _ STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD £: ?5 si u s s On The Sidelines By Dkk RabWtt Had a nice letter from a former Warrior Steve George of the 1970 baseball team. Reminded me that the Warriors of that time had won eleven in a row, before dropping the first game of a doubleheader to Barrington 2 to 1. The Warriors, however, came bade and won the nightcap 8 to 3. In the 1970 season the Warriors won 18 lost 3 and tied Elgin. They finished second to Barrington with a 12 and 2 record, while the Broncos finished on top with 13 and 1. The current Warriors of Ken Swanson just tied the record, but lost Tuesday to Mundelein 8 to 2. They have created a lot of excitement around the school and community as well as in the North Suburban. With eight games to go in the conference, the Warriors are still in the thick of the battle. Let's hope they can get back on the track tomorrow in a doubleheader at Lake Forest. Tonight is the Annual McHenry Relays. They win be run for the thirteenth time. A new format will be in style for tonight's meet. Because of the large number of schools participating, seventeen in all, the field events will have three participants instead of the usual four. The pole vault and 100 yd. dash will be open to individuals, with each school allowed to enter two boys. Steve Green from Waukegan West has one of the best shot put records in the state this year. He threw over fifty- nine feet last Saturday at North Chicago. Hoffman Estates has a hurdler who at this writing is the best in the state. So come out to McCracken field tonight, not only will you see some good teams, but outstanding individuals as well. Relay records are on the sport page. From early reports some of the records may be broken. Speaking of breaking records the "Water Warriors" of Mike Shanahan are doing a fine job this season. Whitey Hall finally cracked the five minute barrier in the 500 freestyle last week. He has also broken his own record numerous times in the 200 freestyle. Bob Berry has a couple of records to his credit Sophomores Jim Murray and Mark Betancourt likewise have set records this DIVOT DOLLS M.C.C. The team has also set a mark by winning eleven meets so far this season. Their previous high was ten, and with several meets to go should add to the record. Everyone thought that when they changed swimming to a spring sport, that the boys would lose interest. This may be the case in some schools, but not at McHenry. Coach Shsnahan and his squad are to be congratulated for § fine job, they don't have many spectators, but they sure can swim, and rack up the victories. Toby Scott's sophomore tennis team won their own Invitational for the third time in the four year history of the meet. Again the tennis teams both varsity and sophomore's are doing an excellent job, when you consider the wester we have been having in this part of the state. Girls sports are in full swing with Softball and track. Next week we hope to give a full report on their activities. With rainouts and other weather problems it becomes difficult to keep up with all the activities at the high school. s £: % To start the 1978 season on a note of fun and sociability the ladies of McHenry Country club teed off their opening event Tuesday the twenty-fifth by fielding sixteen teams for a Tennessee Dog Fight. Under beautiful sunny skies ac­ companied by blustery winds, the team of Judy Smithson, Mabel Smith, Irene Kinneman and Fran Herrmann turned in a great score of 40 to win first place in the 9-hole event. Five strokes behind with a 45 was the team of Liz Nolan, Char Zwissler, Mitzi Kenton and Linda Puccio taking second place. A 46 earned third place for the team of Nell Fidler, Bernice Dolce, Rita Sayler and Alta Gierke. Tied at 47 each were two teams sharing the honor of fourth place. They were the teams of Mil Leisten, Dot Baker, Jeannie Remke, Floss Miller and Joanie Buss, Mary Mutschinsky, Martha McCrary. To further sharpen their golfing skills before the full tournament season gets under way the ladies will ease into the month of May with a two-week 3-best-ball Calcutta scheduled the second and ninth. Following that on the sixteenth and twenty-third there will be a Match Play event. Under the direction of Games chairman (woman?) Bernice Dolce and her committee it looks like a great season coming up so here's to Happy golfing! Liz Nolan McHENRY REC Ladies Tues. Nite League 7 P.M. 4-25-'78 ' ^Averages or better: Ron Romkowske 181-496; Roberta Fraser 464; Mary Foster 375; Sue Smith 191-467; Sandy McClory 167-467; Pam Kosior 436; Dottie Hayes 190- 490; Karen Bonato 167-424; Cathie Piatek 182-463; Grace Piatek 414; Kathy Miller 185- 518; Shirley Klapperich 409; Naomi Mereness 443; Freida Miller 443 ; Glenda Weick 343; Pat Bucceli 346; Jane Switzer 171-496; Diane Michels 366; Sheree DeKneef 394; Sharon Klontz 429; Lil Michels 182-502; Wilma Aylward 164-458; Jo Rizzo 479; Annette Joyce 426; Barb Hansen 389; Barb Schurr 437; Tinky Meyer 173-450; Gwen Smith 179-490; Pat Fenner 176-426; Flo Manzardo 409; Betty Smith 419; Sue Koleno454; Mary Steinsdoerfer 168-405; Fran Weyland 425; Joan Buss 450; Cathy Boro 552. Splits: Ron Romkowske 5-8- 10; Dottie Hayes 7-8-3-6-10; Grace Piatek 8-6-10 & 5-6-10; Shirley Lossman 3-10; Helen Spencer 5-6-10; Jane Switzer 5- 10; Pat Gass 2-10; Annette Joyce 5-10; Barb Hansen 5-10. Team's Standing Won Lost Steinys Tap 85 47 Lossmans Meat 76 56 Fox Hole 72'/z 59 Vi Glaviano Interior 70 62 Peter M. Justen 70 62 McHenry Floral 68 64 Weiser & Amore Realty 66 66 So. Gate Beauty Salon 63M> 68Vfe City Wide ' Carpet 63 65 Havemeyer Drapery 55Vfe 72Vfe Varese's 52 Vi 79»£ Steffans Jewelry 50 82 Well gals - it's all over and we all know who the winners are - was lot of fun bowling - but glad it's over for awhile - 'till Sept. 5, 1978 - day after Labor day. We'll see you at the Aug. meeting • you'll be informed - it'll be at Freida Miller's home again. 'Till then • oh, sorry almost forgot - see you at the banquet. Also, have a good summer - stay well and happy. PDQ Real Estate Tale There's the sad tale about the two story house. The real estate agent told him one story before h e b o u g h t i t a n d a n o t h e r o n e a f ­ terward. CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB PRESENTS THEIR DAILY DINNER SPECIALS $2»i $3»s IILLGOLFU 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 FRIDAY Deep Fried Perch 3 SERVED 5 P.M. TO CLOSING ALL DINNERS INCLUDE: Soup or Juice, Salad Bar, Potato and Hot Loaf of Bread MONDAY Italian Spaghetti & Meatballs TUESDAY Honey Baked Chicken $375 WEDNESDAY Corned Beef & Cabbage THURSDAY Baked Lasagna $095 $525 SATURDAY BBQ Chicken & Ribs SUNDAY Special Rib Steak $JC25 & Fried Shrimp O DAILY DINNER SPECIALS SERVED EVERY WEEK American Legion Baseball A meeting for all boys in­ terested in playing American Legion baseball will be held Sunday, April 30, at 1 p.m. at the Legion post home, Ringwood road, McHenry. Coach David Luckett of Crystal Lake may be contacted by any interested boy unable to attend on that date. NORTH SUBURBAN BASEBALL Events Shot Put Discus Pole Vault Long Jump High Jump Four-Mile Relay 480 yd. High Hurdle Shuttle One-Mile Relay Soph Sprint Medley Varsity Sprint Medley Two-Mile Relay 720 yd. Soph Low Hurdle Shuttle 720 yd. Varsity Low Hurdle Shuttle 100 yd. Dash 440 yd. Relay Triple Jump McHENRY RELAYS RECORDS After 1977 Meet _ Time Distance Height School Year 198'*" McHenry 1976 580'-2" Belvidere 1967 14'-6" Major-Hoffman Estates 1977 7t'W McHenry 1976 2S*-T Hoffman Estates 1977 18:43.1 Woodstock 1976 :«5.4 Cary-Grove 1967 3:31.8 Kaneland 1977 ' 3:48.0 Geneva 1974 3:43.8 Crown 1977 8:28.8 St. Charles 1977 1:27.4 Kaneland 1976 1:24.4 McHenry 1976 :1Q.2 Oja-Geneva 1971 :46.G Wheaton-Warrenville 1977 IST'-SVi" Rochelle 1977 IST'-SVi" 1977 Varsity W L McHenry 5 0 Zion Benton 5 0 Libertyville 4 1 Mundelein 3 2 Crystal Lake 1 4 North Chicago 1 4 Crown 1 4 Lake Forest 0 5 Soph Lake Forest 4 0 Crown 3 1 North Chicago 2 1 Crystal Lake 2 0 Zion Benton 2 1 Mundelein 1 0 Libertyville 1 2 McHenry 1 4 Frosh Crystal Lake 4 0 McHenry 4 1 Lake Forest 3 2 Libertyville 2 1 Crown 2 2 Zion Benton 1 2 Mundelein 0 1 Legal Notice OFFICIAL NOTICE All interested persons and organizations are hereby notified that a summary of the 1978-1979 Fiscal Year ^ revenue sharing funds is available for public inspection. The appropriation ordinance summary and documentation necessary to support the summary are available at the Nun da Township Office from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. from Monday through Friday as of April 24th, 19787They are also On file at the Crystal Lake City Hall, Crystal Lake Public Safety Building, the Village of Oakwood Hills, the Village of Prairie Grove, Village of McHenry Shores, Village of Holiday Hills and the Village of Island Lake. -s- Anita Sherwood, Supervisor Nunda Township (Pub. April 28, May 5,12,1978) NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES ON '78 PONTIACS STOP IN - WE'LL PROVE IT! ^American Viewpoints Let us haue faith that right makes might; and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it. Abraham Lincoln BIGGEST DISCOUNTS E V E R ! N O W ! ! ! OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC R o u t e 3 1 & 1 2 0 M c H e n r y ( 8 1 5 ) 3 8 5 6 0 0 0 Frosh-Sophs Winners In Invitational MCHS tennis players took first place in the Frosh-Soph Invitational. In the singles, Bob Bitterman of McHenry defeated Oswego's Todd Hester. John Moehling defeated Doug Holmes of Crystal Lake. John Partenheimer and Dan Czerwonky were winners in the doubles. ATTENTION TEAMS! CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB is open for Lunch & Dinner 7 Days a Week Sunday Brunch 10:00-3:00 Our Golf Course is Open! Our Dining Room will be doted to the Public one day only Saturday, April 29th after 6:00 p.m. 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 ILL GOLF Now Is the time to place your order for baseball and softball team uniforms If you want to Insure delivery before the season starts. Ul SHI BRU NIFORMS - 3ES - BRTS - .5 - CLOVES - EQUIPMENT Cheese from big namea lika: EMPIF IE •SRNOKNIT* SOUTHERN • MR! HTHLETIC >ON DARKENS FOR 5PORTN HOUSE HUGE SELECTION . . . HUGE SAVINGS I CRYSTAL POINT MALL CRYSTAL LAKE 815/455-1140 202 S.COOK BARRINGTON 312/381-0257