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PAGE - PLAIN PE A.LER - FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1984 Sports i f \ r NOTHING STOPS continued from page"120 I don't mind. "This class is for beginners first starting out. Some of us feel its a good class to compete in. The other classes are too ex­ pensive." Hie cost factor of the other classes is why Carlton will make the adjustments on his car, instead of jumping up to a higher class. Stock car racing is "just a hobby," with the McHenry mechanic. Working on the car all winter, Carlton is a little disappointed about making the adjustment on his motor. "The car handled so perfect," Carlton said. This is only Carlton's fourth year of racing. He first got into the sport in 1980 after quitting motorcycle racing. He raced motorcycles from 1973 to 1978, giving it up because of age. Two years away from racing was all he could handle. Carlton has only one simple winning strategy. "Just get out in front and go as fast as you can." John Cashin Trudy Milstein Derlck Paris! Parkland track athletes advance to state Parkland Junior High School will be sending three track athletes to the junior high state track meet this weekend after qualifying efforts at the sec­ tional meet in Arlington Heights. Two of the athletes broke school records in the process. Trudy Milstein will be com­ peting in the discus after breaking the Parkland record of 76-2. She was marked at 83-4. Derek Parisi also broke a school record in the discus. His 126-3 mark broke the old record r SERVICE SPECIAL iGarjyanS OF THE week 'MCHENRY 9os?.̂ ront si. •DISC/DRUM j BRAKES I SPECIAL $1 9933 | PRICE I Ww I I I I I I I I L s? •PRICE MAY VARY ON DIFFERENT MODELS •INCLUDES PARTS AND LABOR FOR 4-WHEEL BRAKE RELINE •PRICE IS BASED ON LATE MODEL FULL-SIZE GM PASSENGER CAR •OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31,1984 HOURS: M-F 9 AM TO 5 PM KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE G.M PARTS ^ GM SERVICE K . 1 (ZDfKBAL MOTORS PARTS CfVlSlON of 118. John Casin is the third athlete, qualifying in the mile run with a time of 5:25. Johnsburg awards Johnsburg High School will hold its annual Booster Club spring sports award night Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Athletes on the tennis, soft- ball, boys and girls track and baseball teams will be honored. All athletes and parents are invited to attend. (Plaindealer photo by Mike Lamb) Dennis Carlton stands by his winning stock car. He has won four races so far with the car. League Coifing McHenry Country Club ladies The McHenry Country Club Divot Dolls eqjoyed a beautiful day of golf Tuesday during the event of A, B, C, and D tournament. Winners were the teams of Judy Smithson first with 226, Kathy Lundquist 232, Nell Fidler and Virgina Turner 235 and Espar Oja 236. Net scores for the day included; low A - Virgina Turner first 72, Nell Fidler 73 and Floss O'Connell 31. Low B - Kathy Greer 68, Carol Barnicle and Jan Blair 77; low putts Carol Barnicle, Be mice Dolce and Gladys Warfield 32. Class C • Speedy Neuman 76 and Ursula Cisliek 79; low putts Ethel Koehler. Class D - Kathy Vehring 69 and Betty Wayman 74; low putts Magda Hemphal. There were a number of chip-ins - Nell Fiedler on number eight, Floss Miller number 18, Betty Gossell 15, Judy Smithson 11, Kathy Greer 13, Betty Wayman nine and Mickey Farmer eight. Birdies were made by - Flo Miller 14, Carol Cooney eight and Barb Weber chipped in on 16 for a bird. Congratulations to the traveling team. Their victory over Brae Loch placed them in first, a % point over Floss Park. Hoping for a sunny day next Tuesday. Liz Chapel Hill ladies The results of the match play of May 8 in the Tuesday Ladies League show Fox Hole Tap is still in first place with 22 points. McHenry Favorite Sports is second with 19, Steffan's Jewelers has 17*, Acu Pac 15%, Mar Hay Costumes and Little Chef 12% each. Classic Trophies and McHenry Floral are tied with 10%. The contest on May 8 for team low putts was won by Little Chef with 137. On May 15, the bright sunshine was welcomed. But deceiving as it was, it was still unseasonably cold. However, either influenced by the beautiful day or the fact it was her birthday, Sandy Donovan (captain of McHenry Favorite Sports) got the first birdie of the season on 10. Laura Schmitt, captain of Acu Pac had two nice chip-ins, one on 11 and one on 12. Sandy and Laura also had low putts for the day with 14. Until next Tuesday, lets all stay in there swinging. Esta 5th-JbiweMaJut-- ALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED FOR 3 DAYS ONLY I ' .'J I! MAY 18th 9-8 MAY 19th 9-5 MAY 20th 11-3 While They Last! RCA VJT900 o*ti, »92Sm RCA VJT275 Only $ UP TO PICTURES, PLAQUES * STATUES RCA PJT600 45" DIAGONAL 45 DIAGONAL RCA PJT500 KITCHEN LKHIS FROM SIFTS a CANDLES 25% OFF (Ms® iN1£l>IOH /M f *T V 7 ' INTERIOR ACCENTS RT. 31 ot BULL VALLEY RD. 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