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CT PITCH-by Bill Uttich of the Johnsburg Skyhawks, and he's on the putting surface u-n!r S ®ppr?*5!? ** the third green. Bill carded a 48 on the front nine of the scenic Chapel i Country club in the meet against Grant last Monday. With teammates posting scores as follows: Dooley Stanell, 43, Gary Guetzloff, 53; and Todd Hatch, 43, the Skyhawks fell short with a 187-167 STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry Running Club First Fun Run Need help to get started' ' You may have been promising yourself to begin a regular jogging program, but the first step is always the hardest We will design a challange program to help you take that first step out the door Beginners or experienced runners, join us for our first fun run Sunday, September 17 at 8:00 a m at the McHenry City Park on Pearl St For more information call Jack and Karen Pepping 385- 7340 evenings. Sweetcorn Tournament Held This Weekend The first annual "Sweetcorn Softball Tournament" will be held this Saturday and Sunday in Johnsburg Sponsored by the Wooden Nickel Women's Softball team, the tournament will be played at Novotny softball fields north of Johnsburg on Wilmot road. Men's and women's games w i l l b e p l a y e d f r o m 9 a m t o 5 pm both Saturday and Sun­ day There are eight men's teams entered in the tournament and eight women's teams. Heading the list of men's teams entered is the Old Bridge Softball club The Wooden Nickel is one of eight women's teams entered Refreshments (including sweetcorn) will be served at the fields throughout the weekend So bring a lawn chair and travel out to Novotny softball fields this weekend to watch the first "Sweetcorn tournament." Billy Lowery Leads Men's Championship : At Chapel Hill i '£unday will wind up play in the Men's Championship. After last weeks round in Class A it is a real dogfight for the title Norm Strossner defending chainp is 3 strokes back Billy Lowery shot a 3 over par 73 to take the lead, followed by brother Larry at 75 Strossner is at 76, followed by Bill Fuiava with a 77 Mark Garvey. Bob Dobechi and Ken Ludwig all had 78's Class B has Bill Wortley and Dick Baumhoffer each with a 79. Bob Neilsen. Jerry Rogers each carded an 80, and Jerry iMcHenry's Soph Gridders i Down Stevenson High 14-8 The McHenry High sophomore football team got off on a winning start last Friday, as they defeated the Stevenson sophs 14 to 8 Quarterback Keith Belzer threw a 35 yrd touchdown pass to end Tim Klapperich for the first Warrior score With four PRO MAC 10-10 NOW WITH ELECTRONIC IGNITION A saw that's equally at home in the yard, on the farm or in the forest Features are the reason why • 16" sprocket tip guide bar and chain • Cham Brake/Hand Guard safety feature • Automatic and manual oiling • Powerful 3 3 cubic engine • 16 8 pounds complete with bar and chain • Muffler shield and other features for performance and safety -V 49995 ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. ELM ST. McHENRY 385-0722 MCCULLOCH WITH CHAIN MAKE On The Sidelines By Dick Robbitt The Warriors take to the road tonight traveling to Fox Lake to take on ah old foe the Grant Bulldogs. It has been eighteen years since these two schools have met in a football game, and there are a lot of fans in both communities awaiting this game. The Warriors will have their work cut out for them. Stevenson scored five touchdowns last week on the ground, so the Warriors will have to beef up their defense. If they can get some improvement in their line play, the Warriors could make a ball game out of it. However, they will have to go into the ball game a certain underdog. Chuck Cuda's golfers have started out the season by winning their first three matches. The veteran coach looks as if he has another powerhouse waiting in the wings this season. Time will tell, with thje coming of fall golf several years ago, a lot of schools have seen improvement in their programs. Gary Gray's girls tennnis team are off to a fast start. They will play four matches this week and tomorrow have a tournament at Dundee. Hutch's cross country is lacking in numbers this season, but you can bet the old veteran will have them in top form later in the season. 4 The girls field hockey team won the other day at Belvidere 5 to 0. Former Warrior great, John Mclnerney, is one of four returing lettermen at Eastern Illinois University this season. Last season the Panthers won the National Division II championship, and Mclnerney qualified as an All American. He also had that honor the previous season. For those of you who attended the football game last Friday night, there was over 100 years of officiating experience on the field. The officials Norm Erickson, John Schaefer, Jack Klien, and Ray Brooks all have over 25 years of officiating experience behind them. Although they have slowed down a bit, they are still on top of the play, and know the rules inside and out. The McHenry High School Boosters Club have undertaken a giant task this season. The crystal ball really got cracked last week, so will try and improve on it for the weekend games. Must pick Grant over the Warriors because of the experience factor on the part of the Bulldogs. Stevenson to trim Crystal Lake South. They are a quick and well coached team. In a real thriller I'll pick Crystal Lake Central over Warren of Gurnee. Dundee to beat St. Edwards in another close game, Crown to win its first game defeating" Round Lake, | McHenry High | | Booster Club Our monthly meeting was held Sept. 7 at West campus After the call to order and pledge we had our change of officers They are as follows: George Caddotte, president; Joe D'Angelo, vice-president; Virginia Anzinger, trasurer and Sharon McNish, secretary Our club decided to have a Booster club sign up at open house Oct. 5. It will be at both East and West campuses Our goal is 300. or double last year. It was also decided to give the „ . . . Athletic department a check to Wnr tHn» 0 win cover the expenses of awards ® ^stock '" another close one over Antioch. Lake Zurich for the upcoming year ii '"beat Cary Grove, and Jacobs to win at Wauconda. The meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be Oct. 5 at 7:30 p m Sharon McNish Secretarv ITS A FIRST PLACE for Warrior runner Carrie Mortell as she sprints across the finish. Carrie covered the two mile cross country course in a time of 14:44. STAFF PHOTO WAYNE GAYLORD Smith and Stan Freund had a 81 Class B Bud Houda. shooting his best round of the season, leads with a 78 Ken Faliiimham and Tom McAuliffe carded 82's, and defending champ Carl Neiss had a 83 In Class D the handicap division, it is a four way fight with Jim Glvnn. Ed I^ewis, Dave Reimer and Wayne Gaylord battling it out for top honors The final 18 holes will be played Sunday in all divisions minutes remaining in the game, Dostal 's 5 yd run put the Warriors ahead 12 to 0. Belzer again went to the air and passed to Klapperich for the two point conversion In the closing seconds Stevenson scored, but the young Warriors walked off a winner 14 to 8 SPORTS POINTERS With the growth in our community and the ex­ panded sports section of the Plaindealer, your sports department finds it necessary to ask for added cooperation Send in typewritten copy Some handwritten reports are too hard to decipher. When names are not legible there is a problem Double space for editing Write on one side of the paper. Do not try to crowd too much on one sheet In most cases, reports have been meeting the deadline Late ones have to be held over If you are releasing the same news to other papers, mark the release date That makes it fair to all Remember - The Plaindealer comes out on Wednesdays and Fridays Fees and prices have to be taken out of news stories <They are for the ad department) "Thank you" notes are not allowed in news stories If you are mailing copy, address it to McHenry Plaindealer, Attenion Sports Editor Efforts of many con tributors are greatly ap predated MCHS Tennis Girls Defeat Belvidere JOIINSBl RG'S FIRST FOOTBALL GAME DIRECTION TO GRAYSLAKE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD Take Route 120 east until you reach Grayslake Turn left 1 north > on Lake street (1st road past lake across f r o m R o c k e n b o c k Chevrolet). Take Lake street past the main part of town and the school and field are on the left side 1 west) of the street 400 N I,ake Street The McHenry High girls tennis team defeated Belvidere last Monday evening by the score of 4 to 1 It put the girls McHenry | Country Club By John Busscher The first round of the Past President's Tournament (the last tournament of the 1978 golf season » was played on Sunday. - Sept 10. Winners in first flight were Art Jackson, Jerry Turner. Tim Martin, Don Hojnacki, Denny Jackson, Dan Gallagher. .Joe Schmidt and Ron Waytula Second flight winners were Kurt Knaack. Dick Warfield. Bill Funk. Jay Sayler, Gene Hester. Joe Knaack, Norm Simon and Jack Smithson In third flight Hal Nilles. Mo Domoto. Hon Becker. Tom Burke. Jack Smith. Ray Jem tola. Tom Barton and Bob Mortell were victors while in fourth flight Bib Avrech. Rudy Otth, John Nolan. John Christensen. Fran Hamelitz. Joe Gelsumino and Jim Kenton won matches The second round of the past president's tournament will be played at the club on Sunday Sept 17 with the Tim Martin Don Hojnacki contest as one of the feature attractions record at 2 and 1 for the season The frosh soph won 5 to 0, running their record to 3 and 0 on the season VARSITY Singles No 1: Sue Hutchinson, McH vs Michele Piskie, Bel - McH , 6-1. (i-0. No 2: Mary Beth Adams. McH vs Kelly Cregeen. Bel - Bel . 6-0. 6-1 No 3: Carol Latz, McH Debby Temple. Bel McH., 6-2. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. -I4I S1 01 KVKKYTHIM; KOI! I III Itl II.DKK- FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN •BR \M\1EH CABINETS • VNDEKSEN UINIMWS •PKE-III NG DOORS • NORD SPINDLES •JIM M\RTIN I'MNTS •LINCOLN •GAF SHINGLES •Bl ILDERS ||\KI>* \RE •I'REFINISHED PANELING • MOORE-O.MATK G AR AGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY ( FREE! 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ILLINOIS THE FIRST NATIONAL > BANK OF McHENRY ) a National Banking ) Association. 1 > Plaintiff. ) vs. > DEWEYM HAMAKER ) LINDA M HAMAKER ) JOSEPH DEZON'NA. ) Trustee. NORTHWEST ( » NATIONAL BANK ) OF CHICAGO; UNITED > STATES OF AMERICA; THOMASF BOLGER. > Trustee; McHENRY > STATE BANK. » TERRY MOHR; WAUCONDA 1 NATIONAL BANK , .) EDWARD HINES 1 LUMBER COMPANY; > and RAYMOND HOGLUND ) and CHERYL HOGLUND. ) Defendants > No. 77 CH 1292 PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is herebv given you. L I N D A M H A M A K E R . Defendant in the above-entitled cause, that the said suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of McHenry County by the said Plaintiff against you. praying for Decree <• of Foreclosure and deficiency judgment for any deficient ^sumlf not received upon sale, that summons was duly issued out of the said court against you as provided by law. and tha* the said suit is still pending Now. therefore, unless you. LINDA M HAMAKER. the said Defendant, file your an swer to the complaint in said suit or otherwise make vour FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.1978 appearance therein, in the said Circuit Court of McHenry County, held in the courthouse in the City of Woodstock. Illinois, on or before 30 days after the first publication of this notice, that date being October 1. 1978, default may be entered against you at any time after that day and a judgment ren dered in accordance with the prayer of said complaint Dated August 29. 1978 JOHNR LAZONBY Clerk SAMUEL J DIAMOND Attorney for Plaintiff 3431 W Elm Street McHenry. Illinois 60050 (815) 385-6840 1 Pub Sep 1, 8. 15. 1978) Legal Notice Public Notice is hereby given that the Village of McHenry Shores Board of Trustees meeting time has been changed from 7:30 pm to 7:00 pm . effective September 20th. 197H These meetings take place on the first and third Wednesdays of every month The meetings are held at 3211 W Beach Drive in the Village Annex in McHenry Shores. 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