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^^#OaMy DbtfMr Sp*dalf\v W July 17-Juty 21 % W»h\m U DIrmt '8.95m J *FrMb tfiltofi/ftlw *t.9$l •CWikM PmwtM *S.9S 1 •Wtl A Than. Oalyl ' •CUefc** A Rita *5.95 Wiii NW IV A MfllMitoy |IM ifvfsj. 'SmAiMm AvtiUbU At Ou NHM P|j|y L CHAPEL HILL A k COUNTRY CLUB M m. 2300 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. ^^McHENRY 385-0933 su»>t n PJJJW^JJCHENRYPLAIJ^ Sports Ladies' Golf MCHENRY COUNTRY CLUB A quick rundown of past events for the Divot Dolls of McHenry Country Club shows that Lynn Schmidt downed Virginia Turner in Flight I in the final round of Match Play. In Flight II, it was Sharon Pep­ ping over Carolyn Harger by de­ fault, while Gloria Spiess topped Carole Barnicle in Flight III, Carol Bolger over Esther Jemiola in Flight IV, Ursula Cisliek over Fran Herrmann in Flight V. and Magda Henhapl over Sally Kelly in Flight VI. Congratulations to all the gals for three weeks of hard work. Also tucked away in memory for another year is the annual Hullaba­ loo, which was a great success for all the ladies and their guests. The "Showboat" entertainment, under Millie Simon's direction, proved to be the highlight of the evening seg­ ment of the whole affair. More currently, Tuesday's event was a doubleheader with Grand­ mother's Tournament and Beat the Champ being played concurrently. Based on net scores and played in classes, it was Dee Overton with 68 in Class A, Laverne Harpling with 72 in Class B, Carol Bolger with 68 in Class C and Peg Anderson with 75 in Class D. All those fine grandmothers! With the absence of the current club champ, Carol Cooney, her net score of two weeks ago. 76. was used as the criterion for Beat the Champ. Twenty ladies bested that. They were: Peg Anderson. Carol Barnicle. Carol Bolger, Evie Castle. Carolyn Dalton, Floss Miller. Kitty Evans. Dot Freund. Laverne Har­ pling. Ruth Misel. Floss O'Connell. Dee Overton. Betty Phelan. Mabel Smith, Judy Smithson. Virginia Turner, Gladys Warfield. Barb We- b e r a n d A l v i n a Y o p p . Congratulations! A note from the Nifty Niners shows that Sally Consago was the winner in Flight A and Jo Straham- mer in Flight B. Especially good rounds were enjoyed by Marilyn Wiggerman and Loretta Coatar. as were the cookies that Judy Babb was seen sharing with the Nifties. Apparently a welcome back to Diane Davis who's been absent for a while. A few birdies and a few chip-ins were recorded on this glorious d! Birdies were executed by Gladys Warfield and Bernice Dolce on 14 and by Betty Smith on 8. Chip-ins were by Kitty Evans on 10, Marilyn Wiggerman on 18 and Betty Rode on 7 out of the sand. What an eye! Next week will bring a one-day event, Pick Your Partner Best Ball. Then on the 54-hole Club Champion­ ship Tournament which will run for three weeks. And in the meantime, all things are in place for the big­ gest women's event of the season. On Aug. 8-9. the women will be hosting the llth Annual McHenry Women's Invitational - The Pink & Green. Stay tuned for further details. Many events have been taking place to give joy to the McHenry gals. Regular competition in team play has been concluded and has found the McHenry team ta/t5e"win- ners in the North Divisjpff On Aug 5 they will travel toX<fg Hill where they will compete against the win­ ners of the other three divisions. If they bring back the trophy, that will make for muqh jubilation and cer­ tainly... Happy Golfing! Liz. IAPEL HILL Th^fuesday Ladies League had th^most perfect of days to play ily 23. not a cloud in the sky. a gentle breeze and temperatures in the 70 degree range. Fox Hole Tap has passed Classic Trophy for first plac e However, they are very close as Fox Hole has 62" a points while Classic Trophv has 62. McHenry Favorite Sports is a close third with 60. Steffan's Jewel­ ers and Little Chef are tied for fourth with 38 each. Acu Pac follows with 50. McHenry Floral has 41 and Mar Ray Costumes has 38' . The contest on July 17 was for individual low putts which ended in a five-wav tie. Lorraine Freund. Edie Nimsgren. Nancy Thielsen. Frances Manson and Shirley Sutton ail had 15 putts. Linda Fornacairi chipped in on lohg No. 17 for a beautiful birdie four. Lou LaBay chipped in on 18 for par. Louise Smith chipped in on 11 for par and Vema Schmitt chipped in on 14. Shirley Dawson confided she only had 14 putts but the contest of the day was for individual low gross. Even if Nadine Larkin didn't kiss the blarney stone because of the precarious leaning backward one must do to accomplish it. we- were glad to see her back safely from her trip to Ireland and England. The only mishap she had was when she and her sister were motoring through the Irish countryside and got hopelessly lost because all the signs were in Gaelic! See you next Tuesday. Esta. P A 7tt *)*€. "Shitting Gears Toward The Future" SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM TRANSMISSION REBUILDING OF ALL TYPES r ULL REPAIRS AVAILABLE ALL REPAIRS FULLY WARR^NTEED 4207 WILMOT RD 815/385-9133 SUNNYSIDE. IL 00050 815/385-9134 Women's 16-inch Softball League McHenry Men's 12-inch Softball League In McHenry Men's 12-Inch Softball League action Monday night. Jack's Snack Shop-McHen- ry Oil was upset by Brake Parts 8-7 in the big story. In other games. Pox Hole Tap ripped Greg's Never Inn 20-8 and edged Brake Parts 9-8; Jack's tipped Greg's 13-5: and Gambler East lambasted Lakeside Inn-River Shannon 21-9. Details from the games: Brake Pacta 8, Jack's-McH Oil Brake Parts did it again, knocking off its second straight division leader. 8-7 over Jack's Snack Shop-McHenry Oil Brake Parts rallied from a 7-1 deficit with five runs In the fifth, the big blow a bases loaded single by Mark Johnson, plus an error. The winners were led by Gary Elam. who went 3-for-3. Rich Lindquist had two hits and three RBI. with John Babcock adding two hits. Mike Bauml and Bob Zeller had two hits each for Jack's. Mark Jess went 3-for-3. Pox Hole Tap 20, Greg's Never Inn 8 Fox Hole Tap broke open a close game with nine fourth-inning runs, the big shots a three-run homer by Mike Peterson and a three-run triple by Wayne Hiller. to rout Greg's 20-8. Peterson had three hits and four RBI. while Hiller drove in six runs with his three safeties Mark Vogt. Jeff Meyers and Vinnie Freund all added three hits, while Doc Fowler. Kurt Valen­ tin and Rich Meyers chipped in two hits each. Rick Nelss had three hits and four RBI for Greg's. Len Jensen. Dwayne Oeffling and Paul Sroka contributed two each. Jack'a-McH Oil 13, Greg's Never Inn 5 A big fifth inning kept Jack's in first place, as the winners scored six in the fifth to take a 10-5 lead. In the fifth. Mark Jess had an RBI triple. Dan McAuliffe a two-run three-bagger, to go along with KBI singles from Willie Howard. Mike Bauml and Toby Oeffling. Howard had a nifty 4-for-4 night for the win­ ners. McAulfffe went 3-for-3. while Jess. Bauml. Bob Michels and Oeffling chipped in two hits apiece. Rick Neiss. Jack Jablonski and Tom Jablonski all had two hits for Greg's. Schultz. with two hits each. Rick Setser went 4-for-4. while Dave Colberg and Jim Heard had three hits each. Bob Watson and Mark Peschke added two singles apiece for Brake Parts Gambler East 21, Lakeside Inn-River Shannon 9 Gambler East got off to a fast start with eight runs in the first, and cruised to an easy 21-9 win over Lakeside Inn-River Shannon The win closed Gambler to within 12-game of first place, as they pounded out 27 hits. Don Prazak had four hits and five RBI. while Jim Arndt had three hits and knocked in five runs, for the winners. Terry Hovseth and Chris Felde each had three hits and three RBI. while Mike Lindal. Tom Nusbaum and Fred Stocker chipped in three hits each. Mike Rogers. Tim Pankiewicz and Brad May collected two hits apiece for Lakeside. In the McHenry Tuesday Women's 16-inch Softball League this week. River Shannon edged Ed's Rental 4-3. while After the Fox trimmed Old Bridge 15-2 and Greg's Never Inn slipped past Classic Trophies 16-13. In a late game from last week. Fox Hole batterd Old Bridge 12-2. Details from the games River Shannon 4, Ed's Rental 3 River Shannon and Ed's Rental entered the seventh and final inning deadlocked at 3-all In the seventh, with Koleen Afeld on base. Diane McMahon ripped a triple to put the Shan­ non ahead for good at 4-3 Sharon Smith was 2-for-3 with a double to lead the winners, who had a rough go of it against a determined Ed's team. Greg's Never Inn 16, Classic Trophies 13 Greg's Never Inn scored at least two runs in every inning en route to a hard-fought 16-13 win over Classic Trophies. Lorraine Borowski. Laura Schoening and Do reen Rasbaugh all had three hits for the winners, whlth Schoening collecting a double and a triple Selena Hagberg was the winning hurler. striking out three After the Pox IS, Old Bridge 2 Kathy Rogers' three-run homer In the first gave After the Fox all the runs it would need. Chris Martin added another three-run blast in the third, and a two run triple in the fourth. Rogers belted a two-run roundtripper in the-third. After the Fox was helped by turning two doubleplays in the game. Martin had three hits and four RBI to lead the way. while Rogers. Cathy Connell and Eileen Marzano all had two hits each. Fox Hole 12. Old Bridge 2 Fox Hole held Old Bridge to three hits en route to a 12-2 romp last Tuesday. Fox Hole took off with two runs in the first and seven more in the third. Dee Martin had two hits, two runs scored and two RBI for the winners Agnes Holas drove in a run for Old Bridge. Fox Hole Tap », Brake Parts 8 Almost a fourth straight victory for Brake Parts was squashed when Fox Hole Tap scored two in the bottom of the fifth and held off BP for a 9-8 win. Fox Hole was outhit 17-14. but still managed to win. thanks to timely hits from Jeff Meyers. Wayne Hiller. Mark Vogt. Gary Gilpin and Mark ESTATE AUCTION Located at 1627 North Riverside Drive. McHenry. (Approx. 4 blocks north of Rt. 120. on west side of Fox River), on ' SUNDAY, AUGUST 4,12:00 SELLING THE HOUSE AND COMPLETE CONTENTS REAL ESTATE: Situated on 1% lots, overlooking the river. A well kept older home (approx. 50 yrs.) with original trim and ceiling moldings, large rooms, full basement and expandable attic. 13x25 living room w/fireplace, formal dining room. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and eat in kitchen. Some leaded glass win­ dows. hot water gas furnace, own well and septic. 2 car heated garage and black top driveway and nice yard. Clean and ready to move into. You'll like the house and the setting. TERMS: $5000 earnest money on day of sale. Balance at closing. Seller will furnish plat of survey and guarantee title. OPEN HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.6 to 8 for inspection of real estate. HOUSEHOLD, COLLECT IBLES AND ANTIQUES: From a 90 year old McHenry resident: oak parlor table: old oak kitchen cab. w/flour bin: pine cabinet; pressed back caned chairs: several old wooden tables; walnut twin BR set w/dresser & chest, exc.; cedar chest parlor furniture; old trunks: small drop leaf dinette set; Duncan Pfyfe DR set w/buffet: drop leaf leather top coffee table; end tables; lamps; match book collection; Christmas punch set; Sterling S&P shakers; Nippon; Noritake china (12 pi. settings); china & glassware; 36 pc. amber stemware; lace tablecloth; pillows & linens; carnival glass: 3 pc. set Samsonite lug.; boxes of small items; Japanese dolls; set of Revere ware; coffee grinder; 1939 Worlds Fair Ed. of New York Times; Willow ware; small kitchen appliances; some old farm toys; crocks & jugs; 48 star flag; granite ware; baking molds; wine press; glass minnow trap; whiskey still; GE refrig.-freezer; new Vesta Imperial gas range w/oven cleaner; Pepsi-Cola thermometer; 7 Hp. Cadet w/mower; 6' ladder; useable baby items and furniture; set of bar bells and much more. KATHRYN WORTS ESTATE AuctlonMr: Gordon Steele, McHenry, IK. 815-385-7032 If You Fail To Receive Your McHenry Plaindealer Before 7:00 a.m. • Please Call Our Circulation Dept. Before 10:00 a.m. at 385-0178. We'll Bring One Right Out To You! ̂ Plaindealer Circulation Dept. 385-0178 ihe PORTS of Sullivan Lake YOU DESERVE IT! A PRIVATE YEAR-ROUND RV OWNERSHIP RESORT COMMUNITY * ADJOINING 18-HOLE GOLF COURSE This is not a timeshare plan* not a membership campground, not a condominium, but land you own with 24-hour security 365 days a year! Lots range in size from 4000 to 6000 sq. feet with financing up to 10 years. RV purchase plans also available with up to 1 5 year financing The Ports is still in the develop­ mental stage, so this is your opportunity to get in on the ground floor! Located in the beautiful "Chain 'O Lakes" area. 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