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M.C.C. a steady 89 for 18 holes , helped proclaim Carol Cooney the "winner and still champion" of the women of McHenry Country club as Tuesday's play concluded the three-week Club and Class • Championship Tournament. Carol posted a total of 278 gross while Joanie Buss posted a net of 233 to give her the win for Low Net Championship in Class A. Emerging from a tight race in Class B Irene Kinneman posted a final 321 to give her Low Gross Championship in her class while Mabel Smith forged ahead of the other contenders to earn the title of Low Net Championship in the same class, posting a net 231. The closest race run was that in Class C where it was neck and neck between Irene Kin­ neman and Gloria Otth. Holding on to her one-stroke lead of last week, Irene posted a final of 347 gross to capture the title of Low Gross Cham­ pion in her flight. Eight on her heels but dropping back one stroke, Gloria earned the title of Low Net Champion, posting a net 239. The only lead-cinch win was that of Mary Mutchinsky in Class D. Posting a total 376 gross Mary is the Low Gross Champion in her flight. Coming from behind in third place Shari Weakman won the title of Low Net Champion by posting a total 244 net. It has been an interesting three-week tournament with many up and down scores and- the gals are to be commended for their perserverance. Congratulations to all - winners and losers. Daily events postings show Floss O'Connell having low net of 74 in Class A. Floss tied with Nancy Wilkins for low putts of 31 each in the same class. "Blue-eyes" Mabel Smith low netted with 73 in Class B and tied with Dorothy Freund for low putts of 28 each. That's pretty fine putting. In Class C Jeanie Remke low netted with 74 while mild Myrtie Johnson had low putts of 31 in the same class. In Class D Shari Weak- man had low net of 80 while Mary Mutchinsky rolled in 30 putts for low putts in the same class. Whereas a number of birdies were recorded last week only two wait up on the board this week - that of Carol Cooney on no. 15 and a humdinger of a one by Myrt Johnson on no. 9. It seems Myrt's drive was less than auspicious and, with the air heavily laden with moisture, well forty yards short of the green. With the . con­ fidence of a pro Myrtie at­ tacked with her wedge and plopped the ball in the cup where it belonged. There are a number of skill shots in many of the golf bags among the gals at McHenry. Three chip-ins were also reported. Dot Christiensen and Liz Nolan chipped in on no. 5 and Kitty Ballstaedt chipped in on no. 10. Dorothy Hollander continues to be the nice help she is by reporting news of the Nifty Niners. This week the Nifties played a Grandmothers-Non Grandmothers event with Bea Pond placing first in the Grandmothers category and Joyce Kentzel first in the non- Grandmothers. Low putts went to Lorraine Young who rolled in 16 for the nine-hole event. Martha McCrary, although was not low, was feeling mighty pleased with the 30vfooter she sank on no. 17. Next week is the last scheduled event for the Nifty Niners. It will be a sur­ prise. For the eighteen holers, a 3- best-balls ABCD event will be held next week, so, Til then, Happy Golfing! Liz 40 000000000000000000* LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS have a nice weekend... CONTRIBUTE IYDUR TIME mm \ * *4 BIG NIGHTS* HAL DELAVAN'S "BRITE SET" WED.-THURS.-FRI.-&SAT. AUG. 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 DANCING - LISTENING AND GREAT ENTERTAINMENT 1 > - YOU AUTO BUY NOW AT MITCHELL'S IN McHENRY •SUCTION OP Buick Electras! LeSabres! Centurys! OldsWsl 88's I Toronados! '79 CUTLASS SUPREME OVIR 100 IN STOCK Priced to Move! m GMOUMITY SOMCC MOTS i AGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. AUGU8T, 24,l»7t PROGRAMS AT YMCA FOR PRESCHOOLERS AND YOUTH \ Lake Region YMCA preschool and youth swimming classes begin the week of September 9 and conclude the week of November 18. Participants are urged to register early at the YMCA. All swim instruction classes are taught according to the swimmer's ability and meet once a week for ten weeks. Programs include a fifteen minute gym class and warm-up followed by thirty minutes of swimming for 6 month through 1 year old girls and boys. There is one instructor for every six children in all preschool classes. One parent with membership must participate with each child. Classes are available on Monday at 8:45 a.m. of 1:15 p.m. and on Wednesday at 11:15 a.m. There is also a swim instruction class only available on Saturday from 9 to 9:30 a.m. and from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. A similar program with parent and preschooler needing membership is available to 1, 2 and 3 year olds on Monday at 11:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m., Tuesday at 2 p.m., Wednesday at 8:45 a.m. and 11:15 a.m., Thursday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 8:45 a.m. and a swim only class on Friday from 5:45 to 6:15 p.m. There also is a swim instruction class only available on Saturdays from 9 to 9:30 a.m., 10 to 10:30 a.m. and from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. The same gym and swim program is available for 4, 5 and 6 year old girls and boys with a thirty minute gym, in­ cluding tumbling and balance and coordination skills, using special equipment. The classes are offered for three levels of swimming skills. Beginning classes are on Monady at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday at 1 p.m., Wednesday at 9 a.m. and 10:30 am. and 1:30 p.m., Thursday at 1 p.m. and on Friday at 11 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. Repeat classes are on Tuesday at 1 p.m., Thursday at 1 p.m. and Friday at 9:30 a.m. Advance classes are on Monday at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. and on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Jaycee Obstacle Course Event ATTENTION: Boys and girls ages 6 through 11 are invited to compete in a timed event over the Jaycee Obstacle course, located in Petersen Park. The competition will begin at 2*p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 26. There will be awards for each age group. Fill the form below and bring it with you to the event. > ENTRY FORM • JAYCEE OBSTACLE COURSE NAME- ADDRESS- PHONE- AGE- - BOY • GIRL G ! CHAPEL KILL ĵ SUNDAY • SWINGERS I The Sunday Swingers have been busy even though the writer has been a little lax reporting their activities. One Sunday we went to Hunter Country Club for our league event. It was quite an ex­ perience. We had a very nice dinner at the club after golf and found it a nice change of pace. However, the scores were not quite as good as those we get on our own golf course so everyone was glad to return and play the old familiar 18 at Chapel Hill. Quite a few of our Swingers have been absent at different times as everyone seemd busy this summer with vacations, graduations, etc. Last Sunday we braved the weather and it really turne dout well after about the second hole. Kep tthreatening to rain again but hel doff until we were in. Event this week was low putts which was won by "Magilla" Switzer, Marvin Lilla and one half of the Odd Couple, Shirley Dawson. The Lilla's have really been practicing and running off with all the prizes this year! The weatherman doesn't speak week for our future golfing through the month of Sept. We will hold our "Swinging Out" banquet on oct. 6. Hope we don't freeze. Would tell you about some more events we held but have misplaced my notes and don't want to pass up anyone in announcing winners. Well, think good weather for a few more months. I'll try to get back on the old ball and keep you informed about the goings on of the "Swingers". Don't think we will be playing golf over Labor Day. Many of the league members will be out of town or on vacation so won't schedule an event for that day. More next week (you can hardly wait, huh?) See you on the tee/ Dee Schuette * * • • There are people ready to exercise control over others without being able to control them­ selves. I ^™Ocat10MA1'N' j j College Honors j Summer Grads From Eastern Approximately 700 summer term graduates received degrees at Eastern Illinois university's commencement ceremonies on Sunday, Aug. 12. President Daniel E. Marvin, Jr., conferred degrees and awarded diplomas. Degrees are conferred pending com­ pletion of all requirements. Students from the McHenry area among these summer graduates are Kenneth Ludwig, McHenry and Robert J. Preston, Wonder Lake, both receiving Bachelors of Science in Business. TURN ONS DID YOU KNOW? BY v 1 Why did your husband laava you? His cope runneth over AAORE f=ACT5.* IT IS 90YEAGS OLD "THIS YEAR. MBESIDES THE TOWER, GUSTAVS &FFOA meom kAlLLIpNl K/isitors HAVE SEEN •BT.H CHURCHES, DOCKS, VIADUCTS & PANAMA CANAL LOCKS. • 200M MENBmljl THE TOWER BN 27 OVER 5000 BLUEPRINTS WERE USED. PLANS TO TEAR DOWNm THE EIFFEL TOWER IT GETS PAINTED EVERT 7"» YEAR. IN 1909 WERE CHANGED WHEN THE FRENCH ARAM DECIDED IT WAS A FINE COMMUNICATIONS STATION. A NEW EIFFEL TOWER IS PLANNED FOR 1989. IT WILL BE BUILT AT THE ENTRANCE OF A NEW SUPER HIGHWAY IN PARIS. Eiffel tower-sqi FT. TALL, NASA BASE 330 Ft SQUARE. 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