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t^m- v s ?k •' • ^~ v v i : ^ ; x y ^- ,- J ;*r &^i tvj •£&. • " rf.7r v': .-•' . '< K• • .• ••:':•'• ^V5-", *'v •> • -. ^v' -•:, •"'«.• v-:. ->. r 5» ':.^i- ' JANUARY Jan. 5 - A heart attack claimed the life of Paul F. Ascola, 62, when he collapsed and died while walking on a street in Chicago withTa friend. Jan. 7 - Edwin Dornbush, 65, of Wonder Lake, , died in his home. Jan. 9 - Frank Roth, 70, of Wonder Lake, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Jan. 14 - Albert B, Wilcox, 65, of Wonder Lake, died in Lake County sanitarium, Waukegan. Jan. 16 - A Wonder Lake resident, Mrs. Lillian Phillips, 61, died in her home. Jan. 17 - Robert Polacek, 88, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 18 - Stanley I. Firkins, 67, died in his home in McHenry. Jan. 19 - Mrs. Olga Lakeberg, 83, of McCullom Lake died in Highland Nursing Home Genoa City, Wis. Jan. 25 - Andrew P. Anderson, 79, of Lakemoor died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 27 - Mrs. Rudolph Esser of West Shore Beach died in her home. Jan. 28 - A Wonder Lake resident, Mrs. Laura B. Cronenberg, 85, died in a nursing home in Genoa City, Wis. Henry Quinn, 80, died in St. Joseph's hospital, Chicago. Jan. 29 - A well known McHenry resident, Winfield Hagberg, 63, died at his home. He had been a desk man for the McHenry police department. FEBRUARY Feb. 2 - Fred J. Chvatal, f 67, died in McHenry hospital. Alison S. Aitken of Pistakee Highlands died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Feb. 5 - Mrs. Russell Brown 47, of Lakemoor, died in Northwest hospital, Chicago. Feb. 11 - A native of McHenry, George M. Bohr, 61, ; died in Minneapolis, Minn. 1' Feb. 12 - Warney % Wilson, 68, of Whispering Hills, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 16 - Mrs. Peter A. Freund, 60, died at McHenry hospital. Feb. 18 - Eric W. Redman, 70, was found dead at his home in Fritzsche's motel, Lakemoor. Feb. 22 - Andrew A. Larson, 85, died at his |k>me at 501 N. Mineral Springfe drive after suffering a heart attack. Feb. 24 - One of the city's oldest residents, Mathias J. Rauen, 93, died unexpectedly at his home on Riverside drive. Feb. 25 - Mrs. Anna Ruzicka, 73, died at her home in Wonder Lake. Feb. 27 - John Marti no, Sr., 69, died in McHenry hospital. MARCH March 1 - Robert Richard (Dick) Rossman, 63, died of a heart attack at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Matt Schulian, well known summer resident, died in a Chica\ go hospital at the age of 76.X Mar. 2 - William A. Shay, Sr., 77, of Johnsburg, died in Harvard hospital. Mar. 4 - Mrs. Laura G. Sherman, 90, died in the Woodstock Residence. Mar. 5 - Magnus R. Olson, 77, of Sunnyside Estates died in McHenry hospital. Mar. 11 - Elizabeth Stauffenbiel died in McHenry hospital. Mar. 12 - George W. Westfall, 55, was pronounced dead at McHenry hospital after collapsing in a local restaurant. Mar. 14 - John Joseph Hay, 69, died at Harvard hospital. Mar . 15 - Mrs. Mabel E. French,/7l, died in St. Petersburg, Fla., where she had been spending the winter. Mar. 17 - Mi s. Keith Cook, 56, of Wonder Lake, died in Cook County hospital, Chicago. i Mar. 18 - Harry T. Smith, 74, died of a heart attack. Mar. 22 - A former McHenry chief of police, John McCarthy, " 74, died in Hines Veterans hospital following a long illness. . Charles W. Siegmund, 71, died at Northwest Comrnunity hospital, Arlington Heights. Mar. 24 - Carl Jager, 93, died at the home of his son, Richard. A long and active career ended' Good Friday when Arthur J. Stuhlfeier, 78, president of the village of McCullom Lake and owner-publisher of the Pictorial News - letter uicu~ v« a "hcSri -sitaek in iiis home. Mar. 25 - Fred Karpinski, 63, died in McHenry hospital. Alfred T. Torkelson, 82, of *US Residents Lakeland Park was buried & Glen Oak cemetery. Mar. 31 - William N. Mars, 68, died in McHenry hojspital. APRIL \ April 2 - John Joseph Neil of Highland Shores, Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital. April 3 - Michael Adam Williams, 2% drowned while play-, ing in the yard of his parents' home near Griswold Lake. Mrs. Flora H. Kitt, 80, of Wonder Lake, was dead on arrival at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. April 4 - Arthur Schmidt was found dead of an apparent heart attack in his home in Lakeland Park. April 8 - Paul J. Brendle, 72, .died in his home in McCullom Lake. April 9 - George Duesier, <72, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. April'15 - Mrs. Constance Bar any, 71, died at her home. April 19 - Gary Lynn Vogt, 27, well known athlete from McHenry high school, was killed an automobile crash in Mone. April 22 - Henry Kabbe, 83, died in McHenry hospital following a short illness. Mrs. Raymond (Kathryn) R. Grauman, 63, Pistakee Highlands, died in McHenry hospital. April 23 - Mrs. David M. Tripp, 72, of Wonder Lake, died in Harvard hospital. April 27 - Mrs. Grace A. weeney, 85, died4 in the Highland Nursing home, Genoa city, Wis. April 30 - Sidney Carnahan, ^ 60, died unexpectedly in his home on Rt. 1, McHenry. MAY May 1 - Mrs. Rose M. Walinger, 72, a former resident of McHenry, died in St. Joseph hospital, South Bend, Ind. May 2 - Mrs. Nettie E. Liacas of Wonder Lake died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, after a short Hlness. May 6 - Last rites wef e condUcted for Mrs.Doiroithy Forslin, 41, of Pistakee Highlands, who died in her home. May 7 - Frank A. Konecny, 49, died unexpectedly shortly after being admitted to McHenry hospital. May 8 - Walter D. Johnson, 76, Huemaim's subdivision, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. May 10 - Walter DaRoche, 74, died in his home at 2916 Magellan drive. May 11 - Charles S. Johnson, 66, was found dead in his home. Death was due to a stroke. Vernon C. Lahre, 63, died in his home in Lilymoor. May 12 - Nicholas Saura, 67, died in McHenry hospital. A well known former resident, Anna Berkischer, 80, died in Glen Ellyn. May 13 - Debra Lynn Ziemann, 3 years old, died in ^Memorial hospital, Woodstock. May 16 - John Maruska, 84, died at his home on Ringwood road. May 18 - Oscar Iber, 76, died in Harvard hospital. Frank L. Zimmerman, 82, died in McHenry hospital. Mrs. Mary Meskoe, of Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital. May 21 - Mrs. Eleanor M. Young, 65, was found dead at her home at Maple street. May 22 - Funeral services were held for John Zimmerman, 78, who died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Charles W. Pike, 67, of Wonder Lake died at his work in Crystal Lake. Miss Charlotte M. O'Brien,- 4 45, of Wonder Lake, died in an Elgin hospital. May 25 - Walter H. (Bud) Hopkins, 58, died in Lake County sanitarium, Waukegan. May 26 - Carlton A. Palmer, 85, of Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital following several months of illness. A well known former professional man, Edgar E. Peasle, D.C. of Broadview, died following several months of failing health. / May 27 - Stefan (Steve) Danko, a vegetable farmer in the McHeriry area, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. Mrs. Henry M. Wilke, 68, of Marengo, died in her sleep at her summer home at River dale, McHenry. May 30 - Miss Florence "Antholz, 61, was found dead in her home on Waukegan road, McHenry. Charles R. King died in McHenry hospital. . JUNE June 4 - A Wonder Lake resident, Paul Kocan, 72, died at his home following several weeks of failing health. June 5 - A well known business man and past Commander of the American Legion, Robert J. Conway, died in McHenry hospital. John Mosley, 73, of Lakemoor, proprietor of Masley's Cafe, died of a heart attack. James Conover, 55, was v found dead in his apartment. William D. Shaver, 39, was found dead in his car, parked behind the apartment at 3815 'W. Main street. Police found a hose connected to the rear speaker of the auto. Donald A. Blake more, 52, of Lakemoor was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. June 8 - Victor Pedretti, 80 , of Wonder Lake, died in Harvard hospital. June 10 - Andrew H. Sopko, 48, of Island Lake, died of injuried suffered when he was struck by an automobile on the River .road. Ella May Weichmaim, 71, <of Spring Grove, died in McHenry hospital. v June 21 w Mrs. Gertrude Schwanke, 55, of 3015 S. Holiday drive, McHenry, died in Code County hospital, Chicago. June 26 - Mrs. Lena Bohr, 94, one of the city's oldest residents, died at the Villa Nursing home, Pistakee Bay. June 27 - Rev. Carl Lobitz, pastor of Zion Lutheran church in McHenry for almost eighteen years, died in McHenry hospital following an illness of about three months. He was 69 years old. Miss Mary E. Lilley; 57, died in McHenry hospital^ June 28 - Mrs. Ethel Swan-1" son, 67, of Wonder Lake, passed away at the Memorial hospital in Woodstock. Henry A. Seegert, 81, of Johnsburg, died in a Waukegan nursing home.. JULY July 2 - Mrs. Mary Kern, 84, died at McHenry hospital. July 5 - Barry Bottino, 19, of 2714 Old Oak street, Mc~ Henry, was instantly killed when he was struck by an auto driven by John Anderson, 24, of 1512 W. Hickory, McHenry. The car driven by the Bottino youth was stalled on Route 120 Bottino was struck as he stood by the vehicle. July 6 - John Markwart, Sr., 80, of Lakeland Park, died suddenly while enroute to Canada on a fishing trip., Mrs. Anna Hauk, 72, died at McHenry hos- ' pital. Charles A. Conant, 83, died in McHenry hospital. July 10 - ReammaerL.York, 65, of Pistaqua Heights died in McHenry hospital. July 15 - A short illness ended in death of William Martin, 59, of Sterling, a former resident of McHenry. Grace G. Frodin, 77, of Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital. George Ross, 74, died at McHenry hospital. July 17 - Irvin Graf, 58, died at his home at 5310 Leeside street, McHenry. July 23 - Mrs. Frank Sapico, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. July 26 - Mrs. Henry (Dorothy) Korn died in McHenry hospital. ,July 27 - James E. CP Neil, Jr., 51, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. July 28 - A Wonder Lake resident, Mrs. Marie Harrington, 69, died at McHenry hospital. July 29 - Mrs. Emma Johnson, 75, of McCullom Lake, died in Burlington hospital, Burlington, Wis. July 30 - Mary I. Snyder, 57, died at Harvard hospital. AUGUST Aug. 2 - A well known resident and former businessman Joseph J. Miller, 79, died at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. Mrs. Clara L. Hamil died at Memorial hospital, Wcfodstock. Aug. 4 - Egon G. Sturm, 54, died in Hines Veterans hospital. Aug. 5 - Edward J. Domini 53, died in McHenry hospital. Aug. 7 - The community was shocked at the sudden death of LeRoy M. Conway, 60. Aug. 12 - An illness of four and a half years ended for Mrs. Theresa Joosten,54, of Wonder Lake. Aug. 13 - Mrs. Barbara Diedrich, 82, died in McHenry hospital. Aug. 15 - Eugen Kuhne, 88, died in McHenry hospital. Mrs. Mae M. Miller, 68, of Eastwood Manor died at her home following a lingering illness. Aug. 17 - Mrs. Margaret Overton, 87, died at her home on Riverside drive. William J. Staines, 82, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock.* Aug. 19 - Mary C. Switzer, 85, died at the home of hero . daughter, Mrs. Lisle Bassett. 57, died suddenly in his home after suffering a heart attack. Aug. 21 - John N. Scott, 83, died at Lake County General hospital, Waukegan. Mrs. John Anderson, 68, died in McHenry hospital. Aug. 22 - Frank E. Klaybor, 63, died in McHenry hospital. ^ Aug. 26 - Hefen J. Moriarty died in McHenry hospital after a brief illness. ^ Aug. 27 - A well known banker, Carl W. Stenger, 84, died in Florida. Aug.. 31 - Walter H. Przybylsid, 60, of Whispering Hills died in McHenry hospital. SEPTEMBER Sept. 8 - Earl Peterson, 59, a long time resident and businessman in Mchenry, died in St. Luke's Presbyterian hospital, ChicagdC Frank Zuelsdorf, 81, died in McHenry hospital. William Lawrence, 73, died in McHenry hospital. Sept. 16 - Agnes M. Schilling, 45, of 918 W. Oakleaf, McHenry, died at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Mrs. Celia Ensminger, 58, of Ringwood, died in Freeport. Sept. 17 - Harold E. Wagner, 59, pf 1901 N. Woodlawn Park, died at Northern hospital, Miami, Fla.pHe was owner and president of a wholesale meat company, rial-Mar Provision co. Sept. 20 - Julius Goffo, 53, co-owner of the Chapel Hill Country club, died unexpectedly of a heart attack. Sept. 22 - Jocheim Daalas, 65, of Wonder Lake, was dead on arrival at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Sept. 26 - A well known real estate developer, Jacob Fritz, 84, was found dead in his home in Jak-Ana Heights, Johnsburg. He was the founder of Jak- Ana Heights subdivision, Sept. 29 - Mrs. Einar (Louise) Olsen, 63, proprietor, with her. husband, of Louise's Snack Shop on Riverside drive, died at Harvard .hospital after a short illness. OCTOBER Oct. 1 - Robert John Bartelt, 22, of Lilymoor lost his life in a one car collision on Barreville road. Oct. 3 - Edward W. Murphy, 49, of Wonder Lake, was pro- r nouneed deacon arrival at McHenry hospital. ^ ' Oct. 5 - Two-year-old Maria Fonseca of 1102 iFisher road, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital. I 1 ! Oct. 9 - Mrs. Emma E. Kuhlman, 82, died at the Villa Nursing home where she had resided for about three years|. Oct. 13 - Harry Gronlund, 79, of Wonder Lake, died at Memorial hospital Woodstock. . Oct. 14 - Florence Mollison* 58, of Wonder Lake, died in St. Joseph Mercy hospital, Aurora. Oct. 17 - Two-year-old Annette Farano died at her home in Wonder Lake. Oct. 18 - Richard Melick, 46, died in McHenry hospital. Oct. 20 - Ignace Bergis, 74, died in McHenry hospital. Oct. 21 - Robert J. Thurlwell, 57, died unexpectedly at his home on Main street. Oct. 22 - Mrs. Gladys Miller, 58, of McCullom Lake, died in the Hillcrest Nursing home, Twi n Lakes, Wis., after a7ong illness. Oct. 26 - Albert H. Sewoski, 75, died in Harvard hospital. Oct. 28 - Mathias J. Woolfe, 64, of Johnsburg, died in Wesley Memorial hospital Chicago. Oct. 29 - Mrs. Loretta M. Juerjens, 86, was found dead in her home on 513 N. River road. A former resident, Charles Ensign, 88, died in a nuf sing home in Antioch. Oct. 30 - Michael David Colbert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colbert, died in McHenry hospital shortly after birth. Floyd E. McCann, Wonder Lake, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Oct. 31 - George B. Pedersen, Wonder Lake, died in V.A. Research hospital, Chicago. , , NOVEMBER Nov.. 1 - Clarence E. Ehrhardt, 63, of Lakemoor, died in McHenry hospital. Hila Marie Heineman, 60, of Pistakee Highlands, died. f Nov. 2 - Martin W. Knox, 83, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mae Carli, 94, died in McHenry hospital. Nov. 6 - Frank E. MacLaughlin, 70, of Sunqyside; died In McHenry hospital. Nov. 7 - Donald Phillips, 52, acting superintendent at Harrison school, Wonder Lake, collapsed and died at the school. I JANUARY S.I.H. began the New Year by watching all the Bowl games and the birds in his back yard* St. Mary's, of McHenry conquered a strong Johnsburg public school team to win the championship of Cary grade school holiday invitational basketball tournament. "The final score was 44-39. The Warriors defeated a scrappy Elmwood Park squad 87-70 in the Batavia tournament and then turned ice cold in their next game and were bombed by the eventual champions, Batavia, 75-48. Warriors dropped a decision to Barrington, 62-51 and then won their second win of the season by defeating Geneva, 59-52. The Warrior wrestlers were stampeded by Barrington Broncos, 33-16. The Warrior basketball team lost to Libertyville and Woodstock. FEBRUARY The Wrestling Warriors downed the Cary-Grove Trojans 25-14. The Dundee Cardunals clobbered the Warriors, 81-52. St. Patrick's beat a good St. Mary's team, 48-33 to win the annual grade school basketball tournament for the second time in two years. The league leading Warhawks of North Chicago won a thriller from the Warriors 79-72. The McHenry Warriors defeated Crystal Lake 70-67 for the first league win of the season after they lost 76-51 to Barrington. Carl Perrino and Jim Laursen each won first place in the district wrestling tournament in Crystal Lake. MARCH - .... Jake's Dead End Kids won the first place in.thQ Fox Valley senior hockey league by defeating Round Lake 5-4. St. Mary's of McHenry stole suddenly of a heart; attycK while " attending a program at Zion Lutheran church. Nov. 13 - The young mother of four children, Mrs. Kathryne Mitchell, 29, died in I^cHenry hospital. Nov. 16 - Karl Lipke, 77, . of McCullom Lake, died in an Elgin hospital. Nov. 20 - Jessie Bright, 82, died in McHenry hospital. Nov. 22 - Mrs. James (Mary) Lennon, 69, died in McHenry hospital. Nov. 30 - Howard Roy Ketchum, 60, was killed in an auto accident at Rt. 31 and Highway 176. Carl Bollig, 65, died in a Waukegan hospital. 6 DECEMBER Dec. 5 - Thomas G. Bradley, 41, died in McHenry hospital. Dec. 7 - A Wonder ^Lake resident, Mrs. Anna M. Kas- • par, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Dec. 9 - Nelson Culp, 83, was found dead at his home. ; Dec. 10 - David Kittle, 55, of Pistakee Hills died in the crash of two trucks in Erie, Pa. Joseph Bellino, Lilymoor, died in Hines hospital. Dec. 14 - Agnes B.Schwingle 54, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, after an illness of two years. Walter F. Fleming, 68, died unexpectedly at his home at 1003 Oeffling cpurt, McHenry. Dec. 15 - Marie Bridget Mc- Kim, 75, died at the McHenry hospital. Dec. 17 - Marjorie J. Schmidt, 54, of West Shore Beach, died in McHenry hospital. Dec. 18 - August C. Lakeberg, 82, of McCullom Lake, died^in a nursing home in Elgin. Dec. 19 - Jacob Buss, 86, a native of McHenry, died at the Woodstock residence. Dec. 21 - Otto Christensen, 78, died in McHenry hospital. The community was shocked at the unexpected death of Frank S. May, 58, of Johnsburg, who died Of a heart attack while at _ work on the new high school building on Crystal Lake road. Dec. 22 - Three-year-old Joseph Steadman of Cooney Heights died in McHenry hospital. Dec. 27 - A Wonder Lake resident, Mrs. Silence Moolenaar, died in her home on Hill- Mrs. Myrtle:LI Smith died^atheV home following a long illness. Augt 20 - A lifelong residen$ of Johnsburg, Leo J. Michels, NOVt 11 - B.E. Glenzer, Jr., "ZuTm^rfrrwas-fataHy-- top drive^ ^s- Katherins L. hurt when his auto struck an Engels, 81, was dead on arrival abutment of the Highway 59 o- at Burlington/ Wis., hospital, verpass on Rt. 120 near Volo. Dec. 30 - John W. Thrun, Walter C. Consoer, 78, died 83, died in McHenry hospital. the big prize, the championship of the Elgin Regional Diocesan basketball tournament in St. Edward's highschoolgym.They defeated St. Patrick's of St. Charles, 33-28. The Warriors dropped their final league game to Woodstock 75-60. Tom Evans was placed on the North Suburban all star basketball squad. The Warriors lost a 70-60 battle in overtime to favored Elgin Larldn in the regional tournament. Jim Laursen, McHenry*s 180-lb., junior, traveled to the state wrestling tournament in Champaign. He lost his first match to Chuck Dressle of Oak Park. His season record is 25-1-0. ' St. Patrick's Day loomedover the sunrise and S.I.H. paid fittins and proper tribute to the good Saint. St. Mary's of McHenry lost, to Our Lady of Good Counsel of Aurora in the diocesan tournament 45-42. APRIL S.I.H. and his Mrs. enjoyed the Forester bowling banquet. It was announced that the Pony League of McHenry would be replaced by the Babe Ruth baseball league. The Warriors opened their home baseball season with a come from behind last inning victory over the Bulldogs from Grant by a score of 5-3. The, Warrior thinclads opened their 1967 track season with a second place in a triangular meet at Dundee. MAY The G.A.A. basketball titles at McHenry high school were won by the junior and sophomores; Coach Anderson and Tom Evans attended the golden basketball dinner for North Suburban All-Stars. * " At the third amraal All Shorts banquet held at th© MiF.W* hall James "Rip" Collins, former St. Louis baseball star, was guest speaker. Athletic awards were presented to Frank Cuda for golf; Tom Dougherty, best defensive player in football; Paul Kilday, best free throw record in basketball; Rich Lossman, most valuable in football; Tony Wagner, best record in track; and Jim Laursen, best record in wrestling. Tom Dougherty was named athlete of the year. The Warrior Thinclads were edged by Dundee and finished third in fast McHenry relays. - Nelson Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vale Adams, shot a hole-in-one on number nine at McHenry Country club. Nelson is approaching the ripe old age of 14 years. A well-balanced Waukegan team shot a 318 at the McHenry Country club to easily beat.thirteen schools for the right tQ compete in the state championship. McHenry shot a 333 for third place. McHenry won its first district baseball game in five years when they beat Crown. For the second game in a row the Warriors put together tight pitching, almost flawless defense and clutch hitting to win the first district McHenry has Won in six years. They defeated Crystal Lake, 4 to 2. MCHS golf team ended iq> a successful season with a 11-2-1 record. S.I.H. spent a long Memorial yfiiekend with his daughter, Patricia, in Detroit, where he saw his first stage play since Uncle Tom's"cabin hit town. He also took in a movie and a double header with the Sox and Detroit, but he doesn't say much about that, seeing as how the Sox got a double drubbing. JUNE John Anderson and Dennis Lamb received awards from the V.F.W. honoring the Marian Central athletes. The McHenry Shamrocks were organized and played their games at McCracken field. Shores Social Athletic club, McHenry, joined the ranks of National Rifle Association affiliated organizations. The Johnsburg Tigers lost to Dundee in 11 innings, 11-10. The McHenry Legion team beat Marengo 4 to 3 in 13 innings. o Tim Freund pitched 12 innings, striking out 22. tal Lake Bombers at Harrison school grounds. This is the first. year for the Soccer team coached by Leo Hartog. S.I.H. wondered if he could get together with County Clerk Vernon Kays and offer their services to the Sox management to help the team solve its hitting problem. Club Alabi softball team.won a tournament in Ingleside. In these days when hysteria reigns on Chicago's north side S.I.H. can't dodge those long ^suffering Cub fans. Right in his own neighborhood, it is cannons to the right of him -- cannons to the left of him. Bill Kruetzer on one side, Ford Hanford and Ed. Doyle on his other. He wonders how he ever got mixed up with such a bunch. AUGUST Dick Rabbit sent a card from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum at Cooperstown, N.Y., telling of seeing a picture and display of Chuck Hiller's World Series grand slam home run. The 6th annual Northern Illinois Women's Amateur Invitational golf championship was held at the McHenry Country club. Among the prize winners were Carol Cooney, 3rd Flight; and Delores Overton, 2nd Flight. Coach Bill P :Day, newly appointed football coach at McHenry high school, had the Warriors hard at work in prepara- ... tion for the coming football season. ^ Wonder Lake Mustangs soccer team beat Crystal Lake 5-1. SEPTEMBER Grandma and Grandpa "So I Hear" are happy as all get out as Diane and Jack Walsh announced the arrival of a boy -- a walloper weighing in at 8 lbs. The baby has received the good Irish name of Brendan Edward. And is Grandpa Earl proud! ; The Warrior football-team h edged the DeKalb Barbs J,3rl2 with last ditch pass. During tl^e half-time proceedings at the > ore(j game the McHenry Teachers* Association awarded Mac McCracken, athletic director at McHenry high school, a gold pip for his forty years of service to the McHenry schools. The Warriors continued their winning streak fay squeaking by the speedy Tigers of Crystal Lake 7-6. The Warriors did it again when they edged the Woodstock Blue Streaks 13-6 with a pass in the last 35 seconds of the game played at McCracken field. George Kraymer of McHenry won the fishing championship title of Illinois when he outscored twenty-eight other finalists in the Chain CLakes re team finished fifth in the North Suburban meet at Libertyville^^ Three members of the Mc- ' Henry Warriors, Bob 'Mauch, Jim Laursen, and ChUck Reilly were named to the North Suburban all star team.: •.-> Tom Dougherty, former high school athlete, is gaining recognition as a defensive tackle at Trinidad State Junior College in Colorado. vys- Libertyville defeated^ the Warriors 26-0. The Antioch Sequoits edged the McHenry Warriors in the home opening game, 67-62. S.I.H. hgd many things for which he was thankful especially waking up each morning. He was even thankful for the Cub fans. The Warrior wrestling team crushed the hapless matmen from Lake Zurich, 36-10, in their opening match. DECEMBER Good news for Chuck Htller. Last season he played for the New York Mets and the Phillies. At the end of the season the Phillies sent him to San Diego. Now Chuck is with the Pittsburgh Pirates and looking forward to a good year. John Anderson, quarterback from McHenry s gndGredTodey, halfback from Spring Grove, shared the most valuable, football player award at Marian Central high school. MCHS Wrestlers downed the Tigers of Crystal Lake 27-16 for their third victory in a row. They continued their undefeated string by downing Grayslake 33-9. Warriors were crushed 90-50 by Dundee CardUnals. St. Mary's grade school basketball team, defending champs, won the Christmas tournament at Maplewood school, Cary, by defeating Transfiguration of Wauconda 44 to 26. Mark Hoffman of St. Patrick's of McHenry was named to the all tournament team of the St. Collette's fifteen school Christmas tournament in Rolling Meadows. AREA COUPLES. MARRiEB FIFTY „ YEARS AND LONGER FEBRUARY February 14 - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Regner of Volo were honat open house in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. MARCH March 14 - Mr. and Mrst - Fred Fowles celebrated their golden wedding anniversary when 125 friends and relatives attended a reception at the George Diamond restaurant in Antioch. March 23 - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritter observed the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding at their home at 4417 Riverdale drive. MAY May 5 - Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brooks observed thfe golden anniversary of their . 0 , marriage at the home of their gion near Antioch on Sept. 24. %ughter> Helen Bohl. OCTOBER May 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Pe- The surprising Warriors did ter Weingart celebrated their it again. On the basis of an early touchdown and a stout defense, McHenry remained among the dwindling elite of undefeated teams in northern Illinois. They defeated North Chicago Warhawks 7-6. The Barrington Broncos defeated the Warrior cross country team, 25,32. The bubble finally burst. The undefeated skein of the Warriors was ended in convincing manner by an extremely strong team from Barrington. The final score was 37-0. Hie Warrior Harriers defeated Lake Zurich 21-36. The World Series is past history, but S.I.H.'s National League tormentors put him through the slow death torture though the long winter months. George kraymer of Pistakee Bay was named the champion fisherman of Illinois. The annual World Series of sport fishing took place at Long Lake, Wis., ahd George took third place. In the Mr. and Mrs. competition the Kraymers took first place. Mrs. Kraymer was golden \ wedding anniversary with open house at the V.F.W. clubhouse. The original party planned for Oct. 15, 1966, was postponed when Mrs. Weingart was hurt in a fall. JUNE June 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller observed their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary when a Mass in their honor was read at St. Mary's church, followed by a family gathering at their home on Waukegan road. June 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Einar K. Olsen observed their golden wedding at a gathering' of friends and relatives at the new Legion home. June 24 - Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAndrews observed the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding at an open house held at the Legion home. June 25 - An unusual double golden wedding celebration was observed by Mr. and Mrs. John P. McDonagh of McHenry. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scherdin of Chicago, at the home of No. 1 in the Women's Individual tteir children, Mr. and Mrs. event. She also was first in Michael J. McDonagh of Edgethe award for the greatest catchybrook Heights. The McDonaghs a 51b. bass. were married July 9 1917 and The Dundee Cardunals spoil- the Scherdins exchanged vows JULY Wonder ILake's newest sport got off to a flying start whenthe W.L. Mustangs played the Crys-. ed the Warriors homecoming by defeating them 7-0. The Warrior Thinclads inaugurated their new track west of the new high school with two smashing wins in a triangular meet with Antioch and Grant. The score was 27-28over Grant -«3^aU3Ajigaiii!»l Antiogh NOVEMBER The Warriors buried the Zion Zee-Bees 27-0. McHenry's Cross Country on June 16 of the same year. SEPTEMBER September 26 - Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schmitt observed their golden wedding \anniversary with a Mass at St.. Mary's church, followed fay an open ' hCUSC ~ ut -fe JOMffilfcSjFfJ'--SOBS'"-- munity hall. . OCTOBER . October 17 - Mr. and Mrs.