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iftirs&y, January 1§; 196! THE UsffiMlty PLAttflMBAlMT Pago SsmlsiB Many Deaths In Area Recorded i. January Jan/1--William H. Barrow, 71, Wonder L^ke, died in Me- . mortal hospital.^ ®kn. 2--Mrs. Magdalena Stemper Schaefer, 73, McCullom Lake, died at her home. After several months of poor health Louis Tonyan, 67, a former resident of McHenry, died in his home in Duck Lake Woods, Ingleside. Marie T. Gemulla, 79, died in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Scholz, in Shalimar. Jan. 4--Charles Vosahlik, 72j»of Weingart's subdivision, died unexpectedly of a heart attack. Jan 5--Jackeline Swartz, 16 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swartz of Wonder Lake, died unexpectedly in Children's Memorial hospital. Chicago. Penny Lynn Cisewski, 7-week-old daughter M>f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cisewskw Eastwood Manor, w a^s fo® d dead in her crib. t Jan. 6--Mrs. Lillian J. Powers, 87, died at the McHenry hospital. Jan. 7--The father of eight children, Joseph Himplemann, 40, died in Memorial hospital following* a lengthy illness. John Mime, 53, Lakeland Park, died at his home. Jan. 8--A Wonder Lake residaftt, Joseph Lundborg, died following surgery in St. Bernard's hospital, Chicago. Jan. 10--John A. (Toddy) Engeln, 72, died in the McHenry hospital following a long illness. Mrs. €da P. Steilen, 92, one of the city's oldest residents, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anne Rodenkirch. Jan. 18--Services were held ir^hicago for Max Nathanson, 93, father of Sam Nathanson of McHenry. Carl F. Antonson, 79, died of a heart attack suffered while shovelling snow at the home of his son, Carl L. Antonson. Jan. 26--A former resident of McHenry, Mrs. Jean Thall of 615 Addison street, Chicago, "iiied at Bethany Methodist hospital, Chicago, after a long peri* of ill health. A former McCullom Lake resident, Virginia Grotthus Raven Martin, 31, died in Bothell, Wash. Jan. 27--An illness of more than two years ended in the death of Mary I. Hoelpcher, 85, in her home at 306 Maple avenue. Jan. 31--An old time resident of Lakemoor, Albert J. Jesky, 78, died after a lingerillness. February Feb. 2--Mrs. Dorothy T. Kennebeck, 38, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cummings, in •*> Chicago following an illness of more than two years. Feb. 7--A well known resident of McHenry, Fred Wolf, 73, died in Elgin following a trot attack. A long time residrat of Lakemoor, Joseph N. Yaeger, 81, died in Hines hospital. Feb. 8--Louis A. Wolf, 81, died unexpectedly at his home on Pistakee Bay road. Mrs. Barbara Cermak, a summer resident of Bay View Lane, pistakee Bay, died in Mac- Neal Memorial hospital, Berwyn. Feb. 9--Mrs. Irene Garrity of the village of Sunnyside died in the. Harvard hospital. Dr. William! L. DeLarye, DDS, 54, a formen resident of Country Club subdivision, died unexpectedly in his sleep while attending the- Chicago Dental association /meeting. Feb. 11-4-Mrs. Ethel Smith, 70, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital. - Feb. 19--Edward J. Buss, Sr., 59, a McHenry business man for many years, died unexpectedly at his home on Main street. Feb. 21--John Zielinski, 82, a resident of Fair Oaks subdivision for 25 years, died at the home of his son in Northbrook: A heart attack causcd the unexpected death of Mrs. John Hay, 63, at her home. Feb. 25--Michael Anderberg, 55, died in the Villa Rest Home. He was a resident of Lakeland Park, for the past two years. March Mar. 5-^Paul A. Bradford, 33, of Libertyville, was found asphyxiated in his car near Waukegan. He was the husband of the late Marilyn Owen of McHenry. Mar. 6--David Martineau, 77, of Pistakee Highlands died in his home after a long illness. Mar. 8--Gladys K. Freund, 34, died at the home of her m o t h e r , Mrs. M a r t h a H. Freund, in Johnsburg. Mar. 10--Henry J. Kennebeck, died following a long illness. Mar. 14--George Witt, 74, died at his home in Riverdale subdivision, after a long illness. Mrs. Theodor Olsen, 76, a pioneer resident of McCullom Lake, passed away following a long illness. Mar. 16--Mrs.* Elma Gilkerson, 62, of Crystal Lake, died in the McHenry hospital. Mrs. Gilkerson lived in McHenry for several years. Mar. 20--Arine Mertins, 61, of Rt. 2. McHenry, died in the Valley Hi Nursing home, Hartland, following an illness of six weeks. Mar. 22--Fredrick Hartmann, 76, of Riverside Park subdivision, died at his home. Mar. 23--A well known school teacher, Mathias P. Freund, 61, died unexpectedly at his home on Park street. Lorie Ann Lakowski,, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lakowske of Sunnyside Estates, died at the Woodstock hospital. Mar. 24--Mrs. Rose M. Kell, 69, died at her home in Lakeland Park. Mar. 26--John Francis Knox, 62, died at the McHenry hospital after a brief illness. Julius L. Roeder, 60, of 415 Grove avenue, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Rev. Walter K. Conway, CSC, died unexpectedly while eating his noon lunch at Notre Dame. Mar. 28--Mrs. Elizabeth M. Pierce, 5 Kenilworlth avenue, Holiday Hills, died at rial hospital, Woodstock. "nS Mar. 29--Leona "Pat" West, 54, of Riverside Drive, died at the Villa Nursing home. NUMEROUS WEDDINGS OF T&5AR RECALLED (Continued from Page 16) at St. Mary's Catholic churph. Miss Maria Semisch became the bride of Mr. Robert E. Tonyan at the same church. Mr. Robert Engstrom of Chicago, formerly of McHenry, claimed Mrs. Florence Coyle of Chicago as his bride. ,Qct. 8--Miss Diane Tabor of M^ullom Lake was united in marriage with Mr. Albert Horn, Jr., of Wonder Lake, at the Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. At St. Patrick's Catholic church Miss Patricia Ann Lavin became the bride of Mr. Fredrick Schaller. Oct. 15---Miss Judy Koch of Wonder Lake became the bride of Walter Dean Vieregg of Wf)bdstock in an afternoon service in Congregational-Univers& list church. Woodstock. In a ceremony performed at the Zion Lutheran church, McHenry, Miss Jeannine Janssen of White Oaks Bay, Wonder Lake, became the bride of George Wolff of Chicago. A pretty wedding was solemnized in Christ the King Church in Wonder Lake uniting in marrra| e Miss Patricia Kay Clark ' of Wonder Lake and Mr. Henry F. Burmeister of Woodstock. r Oct. 22--A beautiful fall wedding was solemnized at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, when Miss Ann Marie Groh of Johnsburg became the bride of Mr. Eugene A. Huff of McCullom Lake. In a A ceremony performed in VtrcKhington, D. C., Miss Phyllis Irene Woll, daughter of the - ^former Genevieve Carey of McHenry, became the bride of Mr. Paul Curtis Stoke, Jr., of Betterton, Md. Oct. 29--M i s s Elizabeth Wright of Wonder Lake Became the bride of Mr. Albert J. Fesl of Chicago at the Community Methodist church in McHenry. In a ceremony performed in Grace Lutheran church, Richmond, Miss Sharon Jones and Mr. John W. Mc- Nish, both of Richmond, were united in marri&ge. November Nov. 12--In a ceremony performed in St. Peter's church. Spring Grove, Miss Charlotte Freund of Spring Grove became the bride of Lt. Charles J. Korus, USAF, of Chicago. Rev. Nicholas T. Freund S.D.S. of Rio Dell, Calif., brother of the bride, officiated. Nov. 19--A beautiful late autumn wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's Catholic church uniting in marriage Miss Penny Nye of Pistakee Bay and Mr. John Joseph Vesely of Hollywood, 111. The Rev. Eugene Baumhofer officiated. Miss Mary Grace Meyer and Mr. Richard Wirtz were married by Rev. Eugene Parker at St. Patrick's Sacred Heart chapel. Nov. 24--Miss Mildred Hermanson of McHenry became the bride of Mr. Irwin T. Wootan of Calvert, Texas. Miss Julaine Kloeckner, McHenry, was married to Mr. Edward Miller of Harvard at St. Mary's Catholic church by Rev. Eugene Baumhofer. Nov. 26--A beautiful fall wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's Catholic church when Mr. William J. Cowlin of Crystal Lake claimed Miss Geraldine Carey of McHenry as his bride. In a lovely wedding at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, Miss Joan Simms of Rt. 3, McHenry, became the bride of Mr. William N. Weber of Pistakee Bay road, McHenry. Miss Joanne Smith and Mr. Dale Houghton were united in marriage in a quiet ceremony in Woodstock. Dec. 17--St. Patrick's church was the scene of the marriage of Miss Louellen Tomasello of, McCullom Lake and Mr. William Vickery of Woodstock. April April 4--Frank Lushine, 56, of Indian Ridge subdivision, Wonder Lake, committed suicide at his home. April 6--John Jerak died unexpectedly at his home on north Park street. Apr. 7--Mrs. Catherine Blake, 79, of 305 Richmond Road died ih Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Apr 8--A short illness ended in the death of Mrs. Magdeline Gibson, 28, of Hickory Falls, Wonder Lake. Apr. 10--Erwin Boeker, 82, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Hansen, of Wonder Lake. Floren^ef Bret^r chneider, 48, died in McHeirfy hospital. Apr. 18--Word was received by Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Heinen, of Johnsburg of the unexpected death of their daughter, Patricia Mary Heinen, 37, in Wiesbaden, Germany. Miss Susan Frett, 87, died unexpectedly at her home on north Park street. Apr. 21--Charles F. Pilch of Wonder Lake was burried in Forest Home cemetery. Apr. 22--Mrs. .Mildred Young, a resident of Pistakee Bay road, died in Great bakes Naval hospital. Apr. 23--Henry E. Kraus, 67, a summer resident at Mineral Springs for many years,, died unexpectedly of a heart attack . Apr. 24--John A. Erickson,„ 73. a Holiday Hills resident for three years, died in Raven wood hospital, Chicago. Apr. 25--John G. Fuhler, 55, died at McHenry hospital. He was a resident of Lilymoor. May fRJi. s of this area, Mrs. Flora S. Harrison, 89, of Ringwood, dlfed at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. June 21--Mrs. Rose Agnes Van Gills, 76, died in St. Joseph's Mercy hospital/Aurora. William O'Flaherty.^Tl, of 515 Maple Hill Drive, McCullom Lake, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. June 22--A prominent McHenry business man for forty years, John C. fJack) Thies, died in McHenry hospital following an illness of several months. Joseph Kraus, 63, died unexpectedly at his home. June 30--Mrs. Theresa Lishamer, 82, died unexpectedly in her home in Oakland subdivision, near Johnsburg. July July 1--Walter A. Knighten of Lilymoor died at the McHenry hospital. June 2--A native of McHenry, Mrs. Julia Shetterly, 61, of Franklin, Ohio, died after a brief illness. . July 5--A former Wonder Lake resident, Louis Plotner, died ait his home in Chicago. July 7--George J. Werner of Huntervllle Park died at his home. July 16--The community was shocked at the untimely death of Walter (Sonny) Miller, 31, who died of a heart attack at the home of his wife's parents in» Johnsburg. July 22--Mrs. Thelma O'Connor, 46, of Fox street, died unexpectedly in Illinois fie-^ search hospital, Chicago. July 26--Mrs. Hilda M. Pearson of Wonder Lake was buried in Oak Hill cemetetey. July 28--A former resident of McHenry, Mrs. Adelaide | Schaefer, 74, of Waukegan, May 8-The family of Den- die{j unexpectedly at St. Therese hospital. July 31--Following a short illness Mathias Schmitt, 72, died in St. Therese hospital, Woukegan. August Aug. 1--Mrs. Ethel F. Smith, 65, of Pistakee Bay, died at her home. Aug. 3--Forrest Richardson, 82, died at his home after a short illness. Aug. 9--Guy Surtees, 67, of Lilymoor, died at his home after a long illness. Theodore Richardson, 58, died Aug. 7 in Harvard hospital. Edward F. Wilson, 75, was found dead in his room on Waukegan road, victim of a cerebral hemorrhage. Aug. 10--William D. Massey, 72, of the Lakemoor area, died while on a fishing trip to Minocqua, Wis. Kathy Sue Reeder, of Kent Acres, died fifteen hours after birth. Aug. 13--Ten-day-old Thomas Michael Novak of Lakemoor died of pneumonia in his home. Aug. 16--Fred Ferwerda, prominent McHenry businessman and civic leader for many years, died after a short illness. Aug. 17--A heart attack caused the death of Fred C. Schmidt, 67, at his home in Lakeland Park. Aug. 20--Mabel Belassa, 73, a resident of Pistakee Highlands fpr the past four years, died in McHenry hospital. Aug. 21--A resident of Wonder Lake, George R. Wensel, died at McHenry hospital. Aug. 24--A retired superintendent of streets for the city of McHenry, Jack Smith, died in Alexian Brothers hospital, Chicago. Aug. 27--Anton Palaichuk, 72, of Griswold Lake, died of a heart attack in Hines Veterans' hospital. Aug. 29--A former business man, Herman Schaefer, 65, died unexpectedly at Hines Veterans' hospital shortly at ter admittance. Aug. 31--William T. Drennan, 80, of Fox street,, died at Memorial hospital. September Sept. 4--Kennard E. Noonan, 43, of 133 Clover Lane, Eastwood Manor, died at McHenry hospital. Sept. 15--A well known and loved business man, Ernesto A. Pieroni, 67, died of a heart attack at ixis home in Fair Oaks subdivision. Sept. 17--Mrs. Clyde Magnesen, 51, died at her home following an Illness of two years. Sept. 22--Mrs. JUlia S. Krubert, 71, died In McHenry hospital a few hours after being admitted. Sept. 24--Allan R. Berger of Chicago, 39-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Berger of 207 Millstream Drive, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital. Sept. 27--Edwin H. Schroeder, 72, of Woodstock, father of Rev. Burton Schroeder of Wonder Lake, died. October Oct. 2--A long period of poor health ended for Mrs. Kathryn Phannenstill, 73, when she died at the Villa Rest home. Oct. 4--Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles S. Nix, 82, beloved pastor at St. Mary's Catholic church for 39 years, died at' Memorial hospital at Woodstock after a prolonged illness. Oct. 16--Robert Eckland, 20, died at the home of his parents, the Stanley Ecklands, who reside near Burton's Bridge. Mrs. Emily Fkne died nis Godina, 21, received word of his unexpected death at Wilmington, N. C. He was a lance corporal in the U.S. Marine corps stationed at Camp Le- Juene, N. C. May 9--Little Sheila Gagnier died on the eve of her third birlhday in the McHenry hospital. May 13--Carl Prell, 64, of Sunnyside, died at Westlake hospital. May 14--Daniel Fiore, 76, was found dead at his summer home at McCullom Lake. Sherry Lee McCann, 6 months old, died at the home of her parerft^ T IVTr. and Mrs. William 'McCann, at Highland Shores, Wonder Lake. May 15--Stanley Wroblewski, 75, died unexpectedly at his home at 207 S. Luella, Pistakee Highlands. Mrs. Lola Ketchum died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. May 17--John L. Mack, Jr., 42, died at McHenry hospital. John Scott Boehm, 2 days old, died at Memorial hospital. May 18--William Henry Barkwill, 77, of Sunset View subdivision, died in McHenry hospital. May 20--Following a long illness, Mrs. Dorothea Stoffel Westfall, 75, of 5834 Stony Island avenue, Chicago, died in Illinois Central hospital. A former resident of McHenry, JVIrs. John Pufahl, 82, of Lake 'vGeneva, Wis., was found dead nji her home. t May 21--Antoinette Elshoff, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Elshoff, died shortly after birth at Memorial hospital. Adolph Stanley Sadowski, 80, died at his home following a stroke. May 26--A former resident of McHenry, John N. Baumhofer, 73, of Freeport, died in St. Francis hospital in that city following a short illness. May 28--Maurice Lavelle, a native of McHenry, died of a heart attack at his home in Streator at the age of 44. Harry Hitzeman, husband of the former Rosolind Nye, died while vacationing near Butternut, Wis. May 29--Death came unexpectedly to William A. Meath, 61. at his home at 305 West Waukegan road. He was a former business man. June June 3--Thomas R. Doherty. 70, died at his home on Main street following a long illness. June 6--An illness of one month ended in the death of Henry C. Nickels, 61, a lifelong resident of McHenry. June 9--William C. Wirtz, 56, of Rosedale subdivision, died unexpectedly at his home. June 11--A mother of eight children, Mrs. Margaret Dean, 35, of Island Lake, died at the McHenry hospital. A heart attack proved fatal for Nick Huff, 56, of McCullom Lake. Mrs. Evelyn Mae Gilliland, 34, of Holiday Hills, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. June 13--A well known resident of Volo, Joseph F. Wagner, died at the McHenry hospital. June 14--The widow of a former well known business man, Mrs. Carrie Covalt, 75, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. June 15--Robert Schweigler, 83, of Liiymoor, died in the McHenry hospital. June 17--Ray E. Gildemeister, Sr., proprietor of Ray's Sinclair Service station at Wonder Lake, died at McHenry hospital. June 18--A lifelong resident in Chicago. She was a summer resident of McCullom Lake. Oct. 20--A Wonder Lake man, Eugene C. O'Connor, died in his Chicago office. Oct. 24--A forty-year summer resident of this area, William K. Rapp, 85, died in Chicago following a long illness. Oct. 25--William Welding, 81, of McHenry, died in an Elgin hospital. Mrs. John Aylward, a native of McHenry, died at her home in Elgin. Oct. 26--A retired dairy farmer in the Ringwood area, Oscar Berg, 81, died at the Memorial hospital in Woodstock. j Oct. 29--Baby ifolichael William Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Martin, Jr., of Lakemoor, died shortly after birth. Oct. 30--Theresa Bar Man Shales, 68, Arlington Heights, "died at Mercyville in Aurora following a long illness. She was a native of McHenry. Margaret Mary Willing, 76, of Indian Ridge subdivision, Wonder Lake, died at her home after a short illness. November Nov. 1--After suffering a heart attack Mrs. Margaret Jung, 75, died unexpectedly at her home. Nov. 5--Mrs. Katherine Thennes, 69, a lifelong resident of this area, died at the McHenry hospital after a short illness: Nov. 7--A well known business man in McHenry, George R. Justen, 63, died after a ^hort illness at the McHenry hospital. Nov. 41--Mrs. Catherine J. Epp of Wonder Lake died. Lester M. Cook, 62, of Wonder Lake, died in his home. Nov. 24--A life long resident of Johnsburg, Mrs. John N. Schmitt; 62, died at the Memorial hospital, Woodstock, after a short illness. December Dec. 8--Mrs. Laura Schmitt, 70, of E. Riverside drive, died in a doctor's office in McHenry. Dec. 7--A brief illness ended in death for Maredythe Roeske Cope, 33, of 419 Main street. Dec. 32--A summer resident of Clement Lodge, Albert Chwalisz, died in Chicago after a long illness. Dec. 16--John Brda, 80, retired after thirty-five years as a businessman in McHenry, died at his home on Grove avenue following' a long illness. Baby b Katherin Szafrilewski, f o u r t e e n - m o n t h - o l d d a u g h ^ t e r of Robert and Elizabeth Szamlewski of Holiday Hills, died at her home of virus pneumonia. Dec. 23--George I. Martin, a retired farmer in the Wonder Lake area, died in thfe Harvard hospital. Dec. 25--John M. Freund, 74, of Johnsburg, died at Valley Hi nursing home, where he had been a patient for five and one-half years. ^ Dec. 29--A summer resident of Pistakee Bay, Stewart Thomas Burton, 68, of Woodstock, died in Memorial hospital after an illness of eight days. Dec. 30--Mrs. Bertha B. Drennen. 84, a resident of Fox street, McHenry, for many years, died in a Marion, Ind., nursing home. Sports Headlines Presented In Review For Year Of 1960 January Morrie Crouch started the new year with a nifty bowling series of 692. Marie Stoffel hit the maples for 231-616 which should put h«*r in the majors. Johnsburg's heavies won the Knights of Columbus tourney at the local high school. McHenry fans were still shaking their heads and wondering how the Warriors pulled the Crystal Lake basketball game out of-the fire. The Warriors won 53-50. Wally Webb bowled a perfect 300 game at the McHenry Recreation on Jan. 20. The Warriors were still tied with Barrington for first place in the conference after defeating Libertyville and Dundee. February The North Suburban basketball Conference was all tied up with McHenry, Barrington, Zion and Crystal Lake occupying first place. The Barrington Broncos dropped McHenry into second place in the conference after beating them 72 to 66. Our Warriors went down in defeat to the amazing Harvard Hornets when they won their twentieth game of the season. The score was 76-58. March The McHenry Warriors lost to Elgin in the regional tournament at Crystal Lake. The score was 78-67. George M. (Junior) Freund was sure it Was a dirty Sox trick when S.I.H. failed to notice his 600 bowling series. St. John's Heavies of Johnsburg won the senior division championship in the state C.O.F. basketball tournament. Joe Etten did some fancy bowling with a 682 series which featured a 266 game. St. Patrick's Day came and S.I.H. and his girl Friday observed day by "wearin' the green". April In bowling Julia Kralowetz mowed 'em down for a 220 game and 532 series. George Kinsala had a 625 series. At the Rotary sponsored athletic banquet held at the high school Dan Kinnerk, sophomore wrestler, was awarded a trophy for gaining the most points during the past season and John Steinbach, a senior, won the free throw trophy for the second consecutive year. In bowling circles many good scores were recorded. Andy McCarroll had 633, K. Ingersol, 649 with a 266 game; J. Marsella had 628. The women came up with some fancy scores too. Betty Hettermann, 527; Elaine Justen, 504; Teresa "Steffan, 504. S. I. H. promised to go to church on Easter Sunday to pray and not to be amused at the new bonnets* The McHenry American Legion announced that it will sponsor a junior legion team this season. Some fancy bowling scores appeared. Morris Crouch bowled a 683 series and his wife led the ladies at the Palace with 572. The Suttons, Tom and Shirley, had series of 610 and 536 respectively. May The McHenry Shamrocks moved into first place in county baseball league after their third straight victory against no losses Jn league play. They edged the Elgin Arrows 1-0 behind the great pitching el Ron Mauer. Jim Wickencamp was the hero who came up with a pinch single in the last of the ninth to bat in the winning run. June All the baseball teams in and around McHenry, and there are many, were hitting their stride in the different leagues. Johnsburg Tigers defeated the Shamrocks at the McHenry diamond. Future "greats" were being developed in Little League, Pony League, Blackhawk League and the Legion. Our South , Bend Correspondent underwent surgery in a Chicago hospital and all her friends were pulling for her complete recovery. July The McHenry Little League AH Stars won the District, Two, championship by coming from behind to edge a scrappy Island Lake team 4-3. Art Jackson's boys gained the finals by beating Fox Lake 11-9. The Johnsburg Tigers were defeated by Dolton's Cavallinis 14-5 in the semi final sfe&te tournament game at Elgin. The Tigers earned third place in the tournament by beating Ladd's 12-5. The Pony League team was defeated in the district tourney by Janesville by a score of 10-3. August So I Hear observed his twenty-fifth year as sports editor of the Plaindealer. A small, informal celebration was held as a surprise event in his office on Aug. 12. The Sha m r o c k s defeated Richmond 9 to 5 in a play-of^ for fourth place in the final standings. September Dundee defeated the Shamrocks 8-6 to earn the right to play Crystal Lake for the county league championship. S.I.H. was more than pleased to have a visit, with Peggy Whiting. Peggy played shortstop for the Speedettes, a Teal good softball team in McHenry. When she went to Colorado to further her education she won the shortstop position on the Denver Crest Fence team which won the Rocky Mountain Regional, then moved east to play in the 20-team Women's National at Bridgeport, Conn. Our football Warriors took it on the chin at Belvidere in their opening game. The score was 26-18. Outdoor Sports columnist Jack Walsh landed in the great open spaces of New Mexico to further his education. October McHenry Warriors won their first Homecoming game in seven years when they defeated Zion-Benton Zee Bees 14-0 before a large crowd at Mc- Cracken field. About seventy-five old timers plus the 1960 Tigers and Shamrocks turned out to pay tribute to the memory of Sonny Miller at Johnsburg. It was impossible to play a regular game but all of the old players got a chance to bat. One of the highlights of the event that pleased the crowd was seeing Joe Frett get two hits in two trips and watching him run to first base. A large crowd was on hand to honor the memory of a great athlete who was "called out" in the prime of life. The Warriors lost their first conference game to Crystal Lake when they were defeated 24-13. S.I.H. was worried about the outcome of the World Series. But bis "girl Friday" was mighty happy when the Pittsburg Pirates won, even tho they had to go seven games to do it. On a fog-covered, sloppy field the Warriors battled hard to hold the game with Barrington to a 7-7 tie. The - many followers of this popular column, "So I Hear", missed Earl's usually witty comments. Obeying the doctor's orders under protest our beloved sport's editor was confined to his home. November After a brief leave of absence S.I.H. was back writing again. While at home watching TV he decided something irrast be donjs to filter TV commercials. J • Bowjing/ with the T.N.T. girls - in . Johnsburg Vivian Smith bowled a 624 series (226-204-194) The hottest news in bowling Wcfs a 725 series rolled by Nels Dalby at McHenry Recreation His games were 257-258-210. The Johnsburg Foresters organized a basketball team and competed with other county teams. S. I. H. was thankful for reaching another birthday. . . that it is still necessary for him to get a haircut now and then. . . that the Notre Dame football season had tended. . . that turkey was still on his diet list, a blessing without the dressing. . The McHenry Jaycees Youth Bowling tournament was organized and some sensational scores were registered by the youngsters. Karen McNally bowled 178-143-194 for 515 total and Bill Funk had 231-187- 129 for a total of 547. Johnsburg Forester basketball team was on a scoring rampage defeating Cary 127- 103. After roaring through a decisive victory over Grant, the McHenry Warrior basketball varsity team had a devil's own time coming through with a 56-40 \^n over the Woodstock Blue Streaks. The Warrior wrestling squad won t h e i r o p e n i n g match against the Blue Devils of Warren. December ^ At the annual Kiwanis-sponsored banquet Joe Sanford was awarded the Useman trophy for outstanding defensive play and Tony Espey won the coveted trophy for being voted by his teammates as most valuable player on the team. Ara Parseghian, head coach of Northwestern university, was the main speaker. S.I.H. accepted the invitation from the Johnsburg 'tigers to the annual turkey dinner and was surprised that an Irishman named Brennan was a member of the team and did a splendid job as M.C. at the dinnei. Manager Joe Frett was presented with a gift and the team was sorry to hear of hit intention to retire. ~ S.I.H. looked forward t£ Christmas and promised not to mention the Cubs during the holidays. - The Warriors lost to Libertyville, 61-52 in a North Suburban conference game. In the Holiday tournament at Grays* lake McHenry Warriors defeat, ed Lake Forest 61-45, but lost to Fox Lake by one point iit an overtime game. LONG MARRIED : COUPLES MARK ANNIVERSARIES January Jan. 10 -- Mr., and Mrs. Lester Adams, in business locally for over thirty years, •observed their golden wedding anniversary. j Jan. 27^-- Mr. aria Mrs. Mike Freund of Richmond Road celebrated their fiftysixth wedding anniversary. April Apr. 6 -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pitzer of Fox street celebrated their golden wedding at their home. June June 18 -- Mr. and Mrs. William Pries, Sr.. observed their golden wedding witk their family and friends at the. V.F.W. club house. June 26 -- Mr. and Mrs., Paul F. Schulz of Niesen's. subdivision. Johnsburg, observed their fifty-seventh an* niversary. June 27 -- The sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and: Mrs. Martin Conway was ob-"- served by open house held atthe home of their son, Harry.. September Sept. 4 -- Mr. and Mrs. Math Rauen of Riverside drive, McHenry, observed theirfifty- ninth wedding anniver* sary at the home of their son, Arnold, at Pist^kbe Bay. Sept. 28 -- A Mass was; read at St. Patrick's Catholic* church in honor of the golden1 wedding anniversary of Mr»- and Mrs. Ben Stilling of 100 N. Washington street. A reception was held later at the' V.F.W. clubhouse. October Oct. 30 -- Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wirtz of.. Riverside drive observed tKeir fifty-ninth, wedding anniversary with their family at the Wirtz home. November J Nov. 24 -- Mr. and Mrs."" Peter May celebrated theic golden wedding anniversary with a Mass in their honor at. St. Peter's Catholic churcn. Spring Grove, and a dinner in the parish hall. 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