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Legal Notio City doubles champs crowned PUBLIC NOTICE The Nunda Township Highwaj Illinois, does hereby invite seata The bids will be received untl ings Time and will be promptly] 1985 by mail or delivered by han Commissioner, 3518 Bay Road, ( time and place all bids will be pul Those desiring to bid may obt< other bidding documents from tt missioner, 3518 Bay Road, Crys 3740. Said commissioner reserves tti to waive technicalities, (s) Edward J. Dvorak Nunda Township Highway Commissioner (s) Kathleen Harper Sorrell Town Clerk (Published in The Plaindealer-H L6973 By Herald News Service McHENRY -- The annual City of McHenry tennis tournament closed out this weekend with a full slate of doubles play in both women's and men's categories. In women's doubles, Michelle Landis and Geri Haner downed Ka­ ren Truckenbrod and Ellen Miller in three sets, while Sarah Prust and Karen Karpavicius needed three sets to eliminate Kris Wolff and Cindy Guetzloff. In the finals, Lan­ dis and Haner went the distance before handling Prust and Karpavi­ cius in three sets. In men's 16-24 doubles, Scott Truckenbrod and Tim Sabatka de­ feated Tom Valiant and Andy Kro- del; Gary Strom and Handy Weide- mann downed Mike Johnson and Scott Thornton; Tim Gray and Tim Fishbach dumped Paul Westphal and Ron Naus; Randy Glick and Mike Szramek beat Jason Kopp and Jim Piwower. Truckenbrod and Sabatka then went on to dump Strom-Weide- mann, while Glick and Szramek handled Gray and Fishbach. In the championship duel, Truckenbrod and Sabatka won in a three-set mar­ athon over Glick-Szramek. In men's 25-35 competition, Terry Reilly and Steve Buss received a bye; Jim Wolfe and Paul Bockman defeated Steve Doherty and Mike Teta; Frank Rhode and Vince Gia- comin received a bye; Tom Rausch and Evan Lewis won over Dave Wohnrade and Doug Miyaki. In the semifinal round, Reilly-Buss dumped Wolfe-Bockman, and Rausch-Lewis handled Rhode-Gia- comin. In two close sets in the fin­ als, Reilly-Buss edged Rausch-Lew- is for the title. In men's 36 and over competition, Harry Burmann and Ed Okpisz de­ feated Bryce Klontz and T. New- brough; Lee Jeberjahn and Terry Hivon edged Rich Mann and Tony Castelluccio; Vince Rustile and Frank Rhode handled Bill Marsh and Fred Loffredo; Bill Landis and Ron Golik recieved a bye. In the semis, Hivon-Jeberjahn dumped Burmann-Okpisz; and Rustile- Rhode eased past Golik-Landis. In the championship affair, Rustile and Rhode won over Hivon- Jeberjahn. Warrior physicals July 31 McHENRY -- McHenry High School will hold its annual Physical Night Wednesday, July 31, at East Campus. All student-athletes wishing to participate in Warrior athletics, cheer- leading or pom-pons in the 1985-86 school year must have a physical. The physicals are good for incoming sophomores, juniors and seniors. All forms necessary for the physical will be available at the school. Fees are $11 pier athlete. The girls' physicals will begin at 4:30 p.m., the boys at 6 p.m. i Herald photo by Chris Juzwik Randy Glick eyeballs a serve during a semifinal match he and' partner Mike Szramek won. The pair then lost in the men's 18-24 finals to Tim Sabatka and Scott Truckenbrod. ByBarb Ansell Herald News Service McHENRY -- For the second straight year, a McHenry man has claimed first place in the annual River Run. McHenry native Steve Carby took the checkered flag in the 6.4 mile event Tuesday night, covering the course in a speedy 36:10 minutes plus, running in the 18-24 age division. He was sixth overall last year. Penni Lammon of Crystal Lake was the first woman finisher, competing in the 18-24 women's group, with a time of 49:10. "I've been training six miles a day for the last month," Carby said after the win. "1 got tired around the four-mile marker. But 1 had a cheering section right around there of my mom and buddies, and that helped me get through. I had set winning the River Run as a goal earlier in the year." Last year, McHenry grad Wade Cepulis won the race. Carby, who ran cross-country and track at McHenry High, from where he graduated in 1983, will be a sophomore at the University of Southern Florida at Tampa, where he is on scholarship. Lammon will be a junior at Eastern Illinois University, and was running with a team from the McHenry County Roadrunners. "I've been training for two weeks," Lammon said. "I'm very surprised! won, but also very happy. I ran the course in a better time last year, but not in competition." Carby led the entire way, taking a healthy lead at the Johnsburg Rescue Squad building, which is the halfway marker, and then coasted down Riverside Drive to the finish line. Complete details and more photos in Friday's McHenry Plaindealer. Wednesday, July 24,1985 Locker Rumors The City of McHenry's annual tennis tournament finished up last weekend with the doubles competition. Tournament director Gary Gray reported among the highlights Bill "3-Set" Landis living up, to his nickname earned in previous tourneys with long, marathon matches. Bill's daughter Michelle followed in his footsteps in the woman's division. ) / The girls' semifinal match between Karen Truckenbrod-Ellen Miller and Geri Haner-Michelle Landis was postponed Friday night when the lights at Knox Park went out at 10:30. Awards were given to Henry Glick for the best ballboy, Vince Rustile as most improved player, and Lee Jeberjahn as best dressed. ...In the McHenry Women's 16-inch Softball League last Tuesday night, which saw Oak Park dump River Shannon 3-1, the winners reported fine base coaching and support from Karen Hintz and Diane McMahon. ...State Farm Insurance won the McHenry Pigtail League Senior Division with a 12-3 record, and reported that sponsor Dennis Conway will receive the team's first place trophy. ...Donald Taggart of Dundee carded a hole-in-one at Bonnie Dundee Golf Club July 22. Using a 6-iron on the 154-yard 4th hole, Taggart recorded the ace. Witnesses for the event were Harold Ettinger and Mel Stubinger of Dundee, and Ed Leighton of Chicago. ...Hank Grzybowsky of Crystal Lake, pointed out that the Continental Little League team, recently defeated in post-season action, was not the first team to make it past the local tournament. His American League team went into Regional action back in 1980. ...John Halasz and Jeff Rack of Crystal Lake South High School, and Dennis Crounse of Cary-Grove will play for the 17-under Continental Soccer team in its summer trip to Europe. Sean Dunn and Dave Ozyp. both of Cary, will be playing on the boys' 18-under team. ...Barbara Kaye. of Crystal Lake, scored her first birdie on the ninth hole at Twin Ponds in the Ladies TNT League. ...Rich Powers, a Marian Central junior who took third at the IHSA state wrestling meet in February, was so convinced he had no chance of advancing in the Greco-Roman Wrestling competition at the Prairie State Games last weekend that he insisted his mother, Bobbie, stay at home. "He told me, 'Don't come down here. mom. I'm going to get killed,' " Bobbie said. Rich won a gold medal. Shows what he knows. ...Woodstock High School graduate Karen Raney recently was hired as a physical education teacher, coach and athletic director at St. Edward High School in Elgin. Her father. Dwayne, said Karen's first response to working at a school with the nickname of Green Wave was. "Dad, I don't have any green and gold outfits to wear." ...Hats off to those people who volunteered their Saturday morning sleep to coach in Woodstock's Tee League. They are: Krista Welke, Matt Myers and Matt Harris of the Cardinals. Chris Golbeck and Heather Welcome of the White Sox. Heather Kruse of the Phillies. Nikki McGrath and Rich Schuh of the Brewers. Peter Witty and Jeni Biestek pf the Padres, Amy Dye, Scott Hills and Lisa Maynard of the Cubs. Mike and Dave Domek of the A's. and Janel Olson and Dc.i i.iepson of the Orioles. All of you are tee-riffic. Do you have anything to add to Locker Rumors? If you do. feel free to call (815) 4594040 between 4 and 8 p.m. and let us know what's happening around your town. Herald photo by Amy K. Brown The McHenry Jr. Youth League held its gala all-star festivities Saturday at McHenry's VFW Fields. The mini, minor and major divisions all held all-star clashes, followed by the coaches' Softball game, the VFW also is hosting an all-star tournament with teams from around the area, which began Monday. McHenry women rip through CL league i • - • . - v ' y* ty ' ; * " • ) By Herald News Service courteous, and are all outstanding players." The team is made up of Kaferi "Chief" Wyatt, the pitcher; short: stop Karen Karpavicius; second baseman CisPinkstaff; centerfield- er Carol Wilke; left fielder Lora Jacobs; right fielder Sheri Schmidt; catcher Sandy Schmidt; third base­ man Robin Geiger and first base­ man Sharon Smith. The teatn's re­ serves are Sarah Prust, Nancy Walsh, Linda Aim, Lori Witt and Kelley Broderick. Farm Bureau-CRV will begin play in the league playoffs Wednes­ day, at 7 p.m. The squad also traveled to Tre­ vor, Wis., for a recent tournament, and will head to Blooroington for* tourney in ealry August. McHENRY -- Playing out of their hometown didn't affect the Farm Bureau-CRV women's softball team. In fact, it didn't bother them in the least. The club, comprised of McHenry residents, swept through the Crystal Lake Women's 12" Slow-Pitch League with a 10-1 record, setting a neto league record by amassing 131 runs for the season. "They're a great team, a great bunch of girls," complimented Irene Broderick. team mother and wife of co-manager Joe Broderick. Also managing the team is Jim Pinkstaff, whose wife Mary is the team's scorekeeper. "They're very