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LOOKING AHEAD - to Mike Healey Day on Sunday, Sept 13 are Harry Nielsen (left), owner of the Pistakee Country Club and John Bolton (right) of John's Sport Stop. The fund-raising golf tournament proceeds will be used to pay for the kidney dialosis machine that Healy now requires. For nearly 20 years he served the country club as a starter, ranger, and grounds crew and pro shop worker. Fifty to sixty golfers are expected to attend this event. For further information call Mr. Nielsen at the country club or Mr. Bolton at the Sport Shop at 344-3580. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Harriers Win Marian Central's cross country team began its 1961 season with a very strong showing Tuesday night winning the Crown-Elgin, triangular meet held at Crown. Nine of coach Hans Rokus' harriers placed in the top 20 spots as they defeated host Crown 17-39 and Elgin 19-42. Sophomore Hurricane Jay Chapman was the event medalist with a time of 18 minutes and 56 seconds. Brothers Dave Zabielski finished third with a time of 19:30 and John Jabielski .finished in the fourth spot with a 19:44 clocking. The other Marian runners that placed in the top 20 were, Yun Kim sixth at 19:51; Tom Wottreng, seventh at 19:54; Dave Cotteleer, tenth at 20:02; Nick Wottreng, eleventh at 20:05; Tony Wember, six- tenth at 21:20; and brother Tom Wember, nineteenth at 21:29. The Hurricanes will host Harvard in their first con­ ference meet on Monday, Sept. 14 at 4:00 p.m. Prep Calendar Divot Dolls At MCC McHenry Golf Johnsburg Volleyball Marian Golf Marian Volleyball McHenry Football Johnsburg Football Johnsburg Cross Country Marian Football Marian tennis Friday, Sept. 11 Larkin 3:30 p.m. Hound Lake6:00 p.m. at Woodstock 4:00 p.m. Richmond 6:00 p. m. Saturday, Sept. 12 at Stevenson 2:00 p.m. Grant 2:00 p.m. atC.L.C. Invit. 9:00 a.m. St. Edward 2:00 p.m. at Guilford 1:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 McHenry Hornets(H) vs. Antioch 2:00 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14 McHenry Golf at Crystal Lake Central 3:30 p.m. McHenry Volleyball atGrant4:30p.m. Johnsburg Tennis at Woodstock 4:00 p.m. Johnsburg Volleyball Hebron 6:00 p.m. Marian Cross Country Harvard 4:00 p.m. Marian Tennis at Jacobs 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 McHenry Cross Country at Schaumburg with Conant 5:00 p.m. McHenry Golf Libertyville-Marian 3:30 p.m. McHenry Swimming Zion and Larkin 4:30 p.m. McHenry Volleyball at Dundee 4:30 p.m. Marian Netters Win Although both the number one and number two singles players were defeated, Mariaa--Central's tennis teafo rallied to defeat hometown rival Woodstock 3-2 Wednesday night. Central's record now stands even at 1-1. Senior Ellen Miller, the Hurricanes' number one singles player lost in straight sets to Patti Steinam 3-6, 4-6. The number two singles player, junior Mary Newkirk, also lost in straight sets 3-6, 3-6 to the Blue Streaks' Karen Reinhardt. Donna Liston finally got Marian on the right track as she won over Katie Schuh in the number three singles 6-2, 6-2. Last year's strength, the doubles teams, looked like the strength again this year as both teams won easily in straight sets. The number one team of JoAnne Hanrahan and Heidi Reihansperger handled Julie Boyle and Mary Ann Hecht by identical 6-1 scores. The number two tandem of Sue Bolger and Gina Gilpin won by the same margin over Mindy Spear and Channing Wilson. The Marian freshmen squad also won 3-2 and also evened its record at 1-1 for the season. The three winners were Michele Gignon in number one singles, and the doubles teams of Clair Gignon- Serena Michle, and Vickie Fabbri-Nancy Smith. After matches with Grant and DeKalb on Wednesday and Thursday this week, the Hurricanes will travel to Guilford on Saturday, Sept. 12, and then to Jacobs on Monday, Sept. 14. This will be the concluding Divot Dolls report for the season. By and large, for the ladies at McHenry Country club is has been a good golfing season. In spite of the unprecedented amount of rainfall there were few raine dout or cancelled Tuesday events. And a games com­ mittee headed by Virginia Turner and Nell Fidler produced an interesting and varied schedule. Some new gals joined the ranks of the avid Tuesday Dolls while others were no longer with us. The pall of sadness which descended upon her friends at the loss of Mil Leisten was eased by the remembrance of her indomitable spirit and leadership. The Travelling team, while not taking all the frosting on the cake, per­ formed commendably and had a good win-loss season. The highlight of the ladies' activities - the McHenry Women's Invitational - exceeded itself in its hospitality, golfing and contestant draw - a very successful affair. Our blonde bomber, Carol Cooney, remains the ladies' Club Champion although the competition was closer and more exciting this year with some of the gals giving Carol a hard run. As part of winding down the season, a group of the ladies travelled to Wood­ stock for an exchange day this past Tuesday and although there are no more serious scheduled events, as long as Mother Nature continues to provide nice Tuesdays a number of the gals will continue to play on their special day. The touches of the sublime and the ridiculous, reported from time to time, were all part of the game that brought the gals back each week and, the Good Lord willing and the creek don't rise - too high - they'll all be back next spring for more. Happy Golfing! 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'/ • DAILY SPECIALS Monday: Closed Tuesdays Closed For Dinner Wednesday: Prime Rib With Salad Dar Thursday: Spaghetti And Chicken Friday: Fish Fry Saturday: Prime Rib And A Gourmet Menu Sunday: Brunch 10:00 - 2:00 For Reservations Please Call Dining Room 385-1072 For Golf Reservations Please Call The Pro Shop 385-3405 The Club Has Facilities For Banquets, Meetings, Weddings, For 25 To 200. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Every Friday And Saturday WE ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC --| s:v v PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11,1M1 d Nevter having gained any notoriety in football except as a Monday Morning Quarterback, I still have some ideas about the Chicago Bears and their loss to the Green Bay Packers. yji With time outs to spare in the all-important last two minutes of the game, the Bears and their coaches seemed to forget their lessons. The Bears took a 1&-9 loss when there was a real chance to tie the game in those two minutes. If I were anything but a great admirer of the Packer coach, Bart Starr, the Bear loss would be painful. Met Paul and Key Brefeld last week and the subject of Mary Nolen's asafetida bag tied around the neck was discussed. Paul says the custom didn't belong to Southern Illinois alone. Nope. The Germans in this area used the obnoxious stuff to repel disease. He says when it got wet or warm, no germ, human or animal would come near you. Suppose every nationality had favorite customs. The Irish had a different way. They tied a wool sock around the neck. (Nobody believed me when I told it had to be dirty sock.) Suppose the results were the same We saw this bumper sticker: Warning -- this car stops for all rummage sales. The mailman brought a 1981 football handbook, covering both college and pro teams, from Chuck Pet?fson It's nice to be remembered I Hear with something like that, especially when most of our mail is asking for donations. "Schmaltz" Miller's many friends (he has more friends than Heinz has pickles) will be glad to know that he is home after a hospital stay. He is still a member of the "Cane Club". Sept. 1,1961 Dear Earl: Leaning on your past in­ dulgence and patience - I'm wondering if you have had any inkling - or information if the Voyager II will meet up with the Golden Gates?? Humble wondering, K. Brown Dear K: You must know S.I.H. has a very active grapevine. Word is the gates are open, but the Voyager hasn't reached that height. Whenever you are won­ dering, just write to us. If we don't have the answer, we will tell you something just as good. Yours, S.I.H. These are trying days -- days when our chief tor­ mentors ask, "What's the matter with the White Sox?" Of course, they are referring to the Sagging Sox. Lately, it would have been better for the Sox to have been rained out than snowed under Guess there is nothing wrong that a few good base hits won't cure. Warrior Spikers Fall ACROSS FROM ALTHOFF'S McHenry volleyball coach Pam Shaffer couldn't believe what had happened to her team Tuesday night. After unmerciffully winning the first game against Wauconda 15-1, the Warriors fell apart and dropped the next two games scores of 15-12 and 15-6 ving them an 0-1 start. "In the first game we looked like a pro team," said Shaffer. "We couldn't do anything wrong. But in the next two games were were anything but professionals." McHenry had two consecutive ace serves that put them up 12-11 in the second game, but from then on all of their serves had failed. Wauconda then scored four straight points to win the game, tie the match, SAVE $1M COUPON and take over the momentum. "There was no stopping them after that," said Shaffer. The third game went from bad to worse as McHenry again found disaster with failing in its serves. Pam West was one bright spot for the Warriors as she made 18 of 20 serves, including seven consecutive points in the first game. Chris Iaculla also had a good night for McHenry as she made 8 out of 10 serves and had 15 out of 16 well directed spiked. The Warriors freshmen also lost to Wauconda 11-8, and the sophomore followed suit losing in straight matches 15-9, 15-6. J ' Kodak r 1 r -r $1.00 SAVINGS *1.00 OFF AppIlM only to rolla ol colof print films to M d«v«lop*d «nq prlnted^^^^H iNo »4kt-- or mort--1 •ONE COUPONI KN ORDER LNot wfiy othif apooM nr coupon oNwl vwV* WEU8EKQDAKPAPERFORA •GOOD LOOK.^^H COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY noncD ValM 0-7-81 to 9-2041 COUPON COpE 442 JOIN OUR FILM CLUB FOR FREE PHOTO FINISHING McHENRY ILLINOIS Photo Forum, Inc. 810 N. Frort St(Rte. 31) McHenry344-3388 344-3388, To give our salespeople a well earned rest, starting this week, the following McHenry New Car Dealers will be closed on Sundays. That's the day to lay back and have some fun. Play with the kids. Gear up for the big week ahead. Come Monday, we'll be raring to go. Ready to help you find the car that fits your needs. Determined to work out a deal that fits your pocket- book. Things may seem a little quiet come Sunday. The following McHenry New Car Dealers are just taking a deep breath so we can serve you better the rest of the week. NEW SALES HOURS, FOR THE FOLLOWING McHENRY NEW CAR DEALERS SUNNYSIDE \ DODGE Mon thru Thrus 9-9 Friday 9-6 sat 9-5 (815)385-2100 OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC Mon thru Thurs 9-9 Friday 9-6 Sat 9-5 (815) 385-7220 EUROPA MOTORS Mon thru Thurs 9-9 Friday 9-6 Sat 9-5 (815) 385-4000 Mon-Wed-Fri 8:30-6:00 Tues and Thurs 8:30-8:00 Sat 8:30-3:00 (815) 385-0700 DOSS FORD SALES Mon-Wed-Thurs 9-9 Tue-Fri 9-6 Sat 9-3 (815) 385-2000