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PGA JR. CHAMPION McHenry native Steve Svec capturd first place In the 15-year-old age division of the Illinois State PGA Junior Champtensldps held Monday and Tuesday at St. Charles Country Club In St. Charles. He fired a 83 and a 78 for a two day total of 181. Friday. August 14. he and the other first place winners and their runner ups from the different age brachets will leave from Harrington to Madison. Wis. Co play against the Wisconsin Jr. Champions and their runner ups. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE N.W. Conference the Johnsburg District Board of Education authorized a chang* of athletic conference membership effective in the next school yenr (1982-83) at Tuesday's meeting to the Northwest conference in Lake County. Presently Johnsburg high school competes in the SHARK conference which is down to three members: Marengo, Harvard, and Johnsburg. According to Superintendent Dr. Duane Andres, District 12 has besn exploring options including an invitition to join the Northwest conference or to join the Big Eight which includes Richmond. The Big Eight nsd the choice of picking up one, •, but decided two, or time of the school districts, not to accept both Harvard and Johnsburg beause of the travel distance for teams from the south end of the conference. They also explored possibilities of combining the membership of the Big Eight, the Trailbiazers. near Rockford, and the remainder of SHARK to give 17 schools with the possibility of splitting into threre units of six teams, but it dMn't work out. Andreas said. Andreas noted that Johnsburg would be in with the big boys In the Northwest conference, with its attendance of 650 comparsd with the more than 1700 at Antioch and Warren. Only two other schools would be under 1000, he said. With Stevenson getting out, the conference would include Fox Lake, Wauconda, Lake Zurich, Round Lake, Grayslake, Antioc, and Warren in Gurnee. He said that Johnsburg does schedule games with some of these schools now and does well against Spring Grove Fair Tt»e Spring Grove Horse Fair will hold its 17th annual horse show on Saturday and Sunday, August 22-23. There will be 41 classes of English and .Western riding on Ssturday which begins at 8:08 a.m. Thirty speed will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday. As an added attraction, Saturday night the music group "Enterprise" will be playing at a free dance to begin at 7:00 p.m. They will feature four decades of Rock and Roll. There To get totoTfalr, take Routt 12 to Blivin St^ichardson Rd.) Follow the signs behind Spring Grove grade school at the Horse Fair park. The entrance is on Blivui St. just off of Route 12 For more information call (815) 875-2512 or (312) 5877408 or (815) 675-8048 on the day of the show and dance only. PAGE 7 - PLAINPEALER MS Bike 'N Hike "Join the Fun in *81" is the slogan for the MS Society's eighth annual MS Bike 'N Hike to be held Sunday, September 13 in Crystal Lake-Lakewood for the benefit of multiple sclerosis research and patient services. The MS Bike 'N Hike is a unique event which includes not only Inkers, but those who prefer to walk or jog. This year there will be 17 routes in over 30 communities throughout the Chicago-Northern Illinois area. • Lendi reenw co-captain for the Chicago Sting, and WLS disc jockey Brant ling their help to the event are MS volunteers David Greenwood, forward for the Chicago Bulls, Derek Spalding, ain fo AY, AUGUST 14, Youth 16-Inch Softball The McHenry Youth 18-inch Softball leac rne Mcnenry Youtn 16-incb Softball league will a regular season on Friday, Augustl4. On this date, game were rained out from July 26 will be made up. The will end its lesthat . up. The game under protest between John's Sport Stop and Jet Concrete will be played on the southwest field immediately after the completion of the 6:30 p.m. games. The schedule is as follows: Southwest Field. 6:30 (SW) John's Sport Stop vs. Jos. Huemann and Sons. 6:30 (LF) Jet Concrete vs. Riverside Bakery-Jos. Frettand Son. 7:30 (LF) Baker's Roadbuilders vs. B and H Industries. 8:30 (LF) Johnsburg Businessmen vs. McHenry Favorite Sports Center. (LF)-Lighted Field, (SW)- The league playoff games will 16, according to the following First round: 1 vs. 8 at 5:00 p.m. (SW) 3 vs. 6 at 5:00 p.m. (LF) 4 vs. 5 at 6:00 p.m. (SW) 2 vs. 7 at 6:00 p.m. (LF) Second Round: 7:00 p.m. Championship: 9:15 p.m. (LF) Third Place: 8:00 p.m. (LF) layed on Sunday, August EARL WALSH So I Hear One never knows what goodies the mailman will bring. Here's an important looking envelope mat mkea us fumble in anticipation. It is sn invitation to live in a retirement home. The advantages are astounding. Whoops! They give you one meal per day. That does it! Three squares a day is my ides of living. I Headlines are better this Tuesday morning. The Cubs lost to the Mets in 13 innings. That was sad. But, read on. White Sox swamp Boston 7-1. That's one for the road. And there are 15 more games on the road. It was generous of the American League to use all their players in the All-Star game, then wind up without a pinch hitter for their pit­ cher. Generous, but not smart. Hate to admit it, but the National has more strength when you get psst the starting lineup. They concentrated while the American League ex­ panded.' Haven't heard from Dick Rabbitt. Wonder if they detained him in Ireland. f i Having had occasion to drive a few roads within a 50- mile radius of McHenry lately, the thought comes to mind that somebody should have given Governor Thompson * bumpy tour when he visited McHenry on Republican Day. Whenever rain comes down it . brings back childhood memories. Our parents sat on the back porch (father smoking his pipe), then when the rain ended the young colts of the family ran barefoot over the wet grass. We bought a small item a short time ago and paid 81-85 for it. Today we bought the same thing and the price was $2.21. If inflation is over, you could fool me. Some people may get tired of hearing about the dangers of bicycle riding, but if it helps to save a child's life, I'll keep harping. Today I saw a grown man, with small child in s basket in back of him, ride his bike right through a stop sign. Still say our guardian angels are the busiest people of all. Cool nights give a person the thought of fall being in the air. We are usually early risers, but lately have found the warm covers hard to leave. V cV* % TENDER AND MEATY RIBS COOKED IN OUR OWN HICKORY FLAVORED SAUCE INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONE ORDER *4.15 DOUBLE ORDER *S.OO FAMILY ORDER *15.00 (SERVES FOUR OR MORE) 344-0580 sr Off Pf R ORP1R WITH AD (PIUSSALES TAX) OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 31, 1*81 Divot Dolls At MCC Miller, who will serve as theBike 'N Hike grand marshal. The Bike 'N Hike will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There will be grand prizes, individual route prizes, a a WLS T-shirt for all who take part as either bikers or hikers. Participants will ask sponsors to pledge a specific sum to MS for each mile completed. Additional information and registration forms are available Ifrom the Chicago-Northewrn Illinois Chapter, National MultipieSclerosis Society, 53 W. Jackson, Chicago, 111. 60604. Phone: (312) 922-8000. * ' . . ,.... Pete Merkel, Huemann's short centerfteMer, makes the catch to retire a Jewel Park batter Wednesday night in men's 12- inch Softball. Merkel made several key defensive plays Including a double play for Huemann's as his team won 8-5. Huemann's now stands at 4-1® in the Western division, while Jewel Park Is a game behind at 3-U. In other Wednesday night action, the Johnsburg Businessmen defeated HainesviUe Inn. and Doherty's won their 14th straight toppng Rusty Nail. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE In the second week of Club and Class championship. Carol Cooney continued to hold the lead shooting 91 gross on Tuesday, Aug 11 - one of the loveliest days of the season for the gals at McHenry Country club. Other Class A results show Floss O'Connell with 100 gross for a net 75, Letty Busscher 101 -78, Betty Mohan 105 -77, Lynn Schmidt 100 - 79, Espar Oja 106 - 81, Joan Buss 101 - 82 and Virginia Turner 102 - 84. In Class B Gloria Otth appears to have a firm lead with 106 for 76 net followed by Mabel Smith 109-75, Laverne Harpling 108-77, Bernice Dolce 111-77, Irene Kinneman 107-78 and Caroline Harger 109-79. In Class C Betty Rode led for the day with 113 for 75 followed by Trish Sayler 114- 74, Jo Ready 117-79, Joan Schloskey 118-79 and Myrt Johnson 118-81. In Class D Jackie Victor's 122 gave iser a Mfc74 followed by Betty Gossell 126-78, Totos Gerstad 128-84, and Speedy Neuman and Alta Gierke each with 135 for net 77. Next week's final round of the 54-hole event will give the accumulation of both gross and net scores to determine winners in all four Under the daily events Carol Cooney's 91 gave her low gross in Class A while Floss O'Connell had low net of 75 and Letty Busscher low putted with 29 roll-ins. In Class B it was Gloria Otth for low gross with 106, Mabel Smith with low net of 75 and Betty Smith with low putts of 30. Betty Rode's 113 gave ho* low gross in Class C with Trish Sayler shooting low net of 74 and a 3-way tie between Sayler, Rode and Betty Wayman for low putts of 32 esch. Trish was feeling especially happy with wily 14 of those putts on the front nine. In Class D Jackie Victor's 122 gave her low gross as well as low net of 74 while Fran Herrmann and Ursula Cisliek tied for low putts of 35 each. Other than Myrt Johnson's finding the water on number 10 and Joanie Buss' earning the title of Sandy of the week no oops and goahes were reported. One little hap­ piness maker was a chip-in for a par on 13 executed by Fran Weyland. Several birdies lighteneed the load of the game. Those flying around were Virginia Turner on 18, Carol Cooney on nine, Lynn Schmidt on eight, Caroline Harger and Gloria Otth on 14, Patty Smith on six and Char Zwissler on nine. Left over from last week's reporting was an additional list of gals who Beat the Champ. For the error of omission apologies go to Dot Freund, Sue Martin, Betty Phelan, Mary Mutchinsky and Betty Smith. Melanie Frett reports that the Nifty Niners played their first round of Nine Hole Championship with the following results. 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