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aPtge Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER -4- Thursday, September 8, 1960 HOLIDAY WEEKENO J>»spitalfi#!tf in McHenry when NINETY-ONE 1960 he lost control of his car oh inp xnTTXTrc IXfTT T the blacktop near Lakemoor J uIiAi/UA 1 to WILL and it overturned. HOOL Cars driven by Thomas i ---- -- rr Blucher of Wonder Lake and ! (Continued from Page !) TOLL INCLUDES MAN FROM AREA (Continued from Page 1) Her husband jumped in . the Robert Anderson of Fox Lake ]a(e at Illinois Wesleyan uniwater to save her and almost; collided near Pistakee Bay last vcrsjty. Tom Fisher, Dubuque had her to the boat's side vtieni week and Anderson suffered • ro||e„„J Michael Gantart, cornit drifted and he lost hold Propeller Kills Youth. Gary Elste. 16, of Arlington Heights,. was killed this past week when struck by the propeller of an outboard speedboat which state police say failed to stop after hitting the youth. The lad was attempting to swim across the Fox river with two companions near Algonquin when the boat borei afternoon last week when thej car in1 which she was ridint abrasions on his back. :nnerce. Beatrice Liedtke, Eng- A Wonder Lake woman. Bar- j ,jsh and history> and Judy bara Gulczynsk., w as hurt one | Hans at the university of Wisconsin: John Gates, electri- _ „ , , . cal engineering, Living stone driven by Fiank Gulczynski. j S|jite college Alabama; Wilcollidcd with .another auto dri-; ljam Gce law, DePaul univerven by Robert Parker ot Won-, sjt v; LeR0y Hartwig, Coricorder I.ake. dia. college, Milwaukee; Robert The collis on took pmco at|jjauer drafting, Chicago Technic intersection of Il awatha j ,jjrai Center nd Seneca .1,rives in Wonderhas select6d graduate who may have more recently decided to: attend college. COUNTY HEART COMMITTEE PLANS ANNUAL MEETING accidentLake, w here a driver's vie\ i is sa'd to !be* obstructed-: - Robert Heuck down on them. The to study electronics at DeVry occurred about 8:15 pm. j 1S u V' 11 "• 'Technology Institute, while It was the eighth drowning Mrs. Gu.czyn*ki was takm . Arthur Hirsch will be enrolled of the iseasofl * in the county. . ; ?o Memorial hospital far tienJ^ |n auto mechanjcs 9t Greer Youngster Killed j , I school. Chicago. Nancy Jurack A 10-year-old Crystal Lakei No one was injured when . chosen to study art in youngster. ' Chr's Colby, bc-j i farm tractor and an au.to Mount Mary college; Dennis came the countys twentieth, collided on the Johnsburi! Kaiser, pre-law at Loyola unitrafcfic accident fatality of the blacktop, just north -of the versity; Virginia Kirk, Palmer year when he died ofinjuries J Chapel HiO Country clulx The;'School -of Chiropractics; Kar- Sustained after being crushed j accident occurred last Thurs- Kralowetz, elementary eduunder the wheels of a car j day. cation, and Janet Wright, sec- Duane Sehmitt. 13. of Rt. i ondary education, Michigan 1. McHeniy. was driv:ng north State university; Michael ani made a hand signal to Meeker, Illinois college; Kirk make a left turn into a firm Mcrlev. electronics engineeryard. A car driven by Lillian ine:. I.awrence college; William Michelsen of Green street. Mc- Oeffling and Lance Parks, Henry, was unnb'c to stop and Lewis college, Lockport; Don-, struck the tractor. aid Parisi. pre-law at Elgin There was no dima,Te to th" : Commercial college. tractor, hut st^te pol:ce est - Three have selected Illinois, mated about $130 damage to state Normal university, Bevthe car. erlv Spohr. who will study Both drivers were issued English and French, Rosemary warning tickets. Roti, business education, and j Only minor injuries were Karen Thompson, mathema- j suffered by two passengers tics. Other students and their! 'while he was r'i'n? a b;cycle The lad d:ed in Memorial hospital about six hours after the accident. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Colby. Only one minor accident occurred within the city. On Sunday, cars driven by Dennis P. Hengl of Cary and Robert Faunl of Lakeland Park collided at the intersection of Elm street and Richmond Road. City police say Hengl stopped to allow another driv The McHenry dounty heart committee will hold its annuaJ meeting at the Woodstock Country club Sept. 13 in conjunction with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. marking the formation of the McHenry County Heart unit composed of leaders representing business, industry agriculture, the profession.- and civic interests. Two guest speakers are scheduled for the meeting: Mrs. Edwin Eells, director of Herrick House, a convalescent home for care of children with rheumatic heart disease, vicepresident of the Illinois Henri association and of- Region II which serves McHenry county and delegate to the American Heart association assembly, will talk oh "The Heart Movement: What it is and What it Oan Accomplish." Mrs. Marguerite L. Ingram, program consultant for the Illinois Heart association and until last May executive director since its formation in * 19-19. will explain "Effective Honrt Program for McHehrv County." "This is not a closed meeting in any sense," Dr. T«mv bone emphasized, "but rather a gathering together of Mc- I Henry" county persons who j really care about the conquest I of heart disease, who want to know more about the great nation-wide heart movement and who are desirous of" help-, ing to bring about a more effective heart program in McHenry county." Reservations to attend may he made through Dr. Tambone or the regional Heart office at 606 Dundee in Elgin. COUNCIL IN CAPSULE -- • (Continued from page 1) again brought to the attention )f the council. It is hoped that Cooney Height s, Meadow Lane and a portion of Kelter Estate property being developed can be included in the project to cut down the cost to eaeh individual lot owner. The annual tax levy ordinance. in the amount of $69,- ,350.00, was approved by the .council. This includes bonds and interest and is thought to be held within reasonable bounds. Two years ago the council voluntarily reduced the levy and an effort has been made to levy increases in proportion to increased valuations. Fred J. Meyer, Supt. of Public Works, was authorized to purchase new street signs, not to exceed thirty in number, as part of a program to give the city well-marked streets. er to turn left into a service ; wjien (.grs coilidecl on Rt. 120 choices include Ann Peschke j station. Faunt, w o was ° ~ ! and Fox street last weekend. anfj i\-aney Ritter, Rosary collowing Hengl. travelling west, i Thp autQs were driven failed to note that the first Vehicle had stopped and struck the right, rear 'fender. by lesze. where the Struck By Train Mrs. Geraldine Hancock. 45. of Algonquin, crippled by polio, was killed when struck by a Chicago & North Western tr^in at the Main-street crossing in Cary last Friday night. Mrs. Hancock, who walked with one crutch, was a few feet behind her husband and 10- j/ear-old step-son as they hurtled across the tracks, believing the approaching train was the one they were to board. Instead. it was a passenger streamliner with no scheduled stop rather than the local due latter will Frank Raczk of Chicago and study sociology; Richard Emil Simon of McHenry. The Sprogue. Anderson college,, former was blamed for failing where he may study science; _ to yield the right of way. The passengers were Harriett Barul and Johnnie French, neither of whom was hurt badly. Leon Stefanek, biology at either Navy Pier or DePaul; Paul Steffan, Elgin Commercial college; Kenneth Tindell, General Motors Technical • Training school: Harold Het- Gossip always Seems to trav- ,jcrmann. General business, el faster over grapevines that Whitewater college. are already sour. The Plaindealer will be happy to print the names of other Most of the city water in American cities costs about a nickel a ton. H A total of 1.295 towns and villa ges and 40,000 people were „ , destroyed by the tidal wave inn£81VeVCr? mmutos later" i stirred up bv the explosion of The Hancocks were enroute Krakatoa< in 1883. tf: Michigan for a family reunion over the holiday week- j Houston. Texas, has 510 oil !wells within city limits, Los Maureen Sweeney. 16. of Anqelcs 2l)0 and Oklahoma Spring Grove, was taken to Cjfy 0kla„ some 156, at last McHenry hospital suffering a ; coun^ fractured left airm as the re- ; ' suit of an auto accident which occurred late Tuesday afternoon on the Johnsburg-Sprins Grove blacktop, one mile south of Rt. 12. The car. driven by Judith Webber, of Spring Grove, went out of control, left the road and rolled over in a field. ! Miss Webber suffered , leg and head injuries. :. Earl Jones, 16. of Rt. 1, CcystflkLake, suffered chest injuries Vhen his car went out of control at the intersection of Rt. 176 and Barreville road at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. The car left the pavement on the curve and came to a stop in the field . Jones was treated in McHenry hospital, Alfred Ryan of Chicago was EPSRBITU RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs ' EVergreen 5-4123 i III IIIH--Mjl LOOKING FOR A HOME? 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