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\ PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1971 MCHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBAU^ * The Mc Henry Area Industrial League is ready to begin the 1974 slow-pitch, 12- inch so(tball season. Presently in its 4th active year the Industrial League has grown from ah initial 4 teams in 1971 to 6 teams last year in 1973 and is growing to 8 teams or better in membership for this present baseball season. Teams returning from last year include the championship Swanson Chalet, Morton Chemical, Rusty Nail, and Brake Parts. The Lakers, McHenry Hospital and The Group have not yet expressed a 100 percent desire to rejoin, however 3r new teams have tentatively asked for league membership. Since the new schedule will have to be drawn up soon new team managers should apply for membership before April 1. If interested contact Pat Wirtz, 385-0191, between 7-8 p.m. week nights. Also for further information there will be a manager's meeting in the upstairs of Swanson Chalet, Wednesday night, March 27, at 7:30 p.m. Games are played from the middle of May through August - -each team playing an 18-game schedule with the top 4 teams in a playoff to determine the league championship. Last year games began at 6:30 p.m. each Thursday evening behind McHenry West campus high school. This year Tuesday nights may have to be used as an additional playing night to compensate an increase in the number of teams within the league. Items to be discussed during the March 27 meeting include: 1. Team membership cutoff date; 2. Team roster turnin date; 3. League schedule (nights-dates); 4. Team entry fees; 5. Discussion on umpires; 6. Scheduling of the Rules Meeting concerning the new 1974 Softball Rules Book, submitted by Pat Wirtz McHENRY YOUTH LEAGUE Boys, the final day for registration is Saturday, March 23. As announced in this paper last week, registration is being held at the McHenry V.F.W. between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. Tlie McHenry Junior Youth League is open to boys born between August 1, 1961, and July 31,1966, and is divided into 3 divisions. The division you are in is based upon your age. All boys who want to play MUST Register, even though you played last year. No registrations will be taken at tryouts, so you must register prior to tryouts, which will be held at the McHenry high school West campus gymnasium on Sunday, April 7, from Noon to 5 p.m. If you cannot make the registration at the V.F.W., registration blanks are available and may be completed at McHenry's Favorite Sports Center, 1210 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. Any boy registering for the first time must bring a certified birth certificate with him when registering. mi p s •• % - * JAMES ANDERSON Student Teacher Will Instruct MCC Agriculture Class James Anderson, a senior at the University of Illinois at Urbana, will be student teaching at McHenry County college in the agriculture department during the spring semester. "Jim is part of a pilot program for community college teaching," said Donald Barrett, head of the agriculture. program at MCC. "The students receive two years of technical education followed by two years at the University of Illinois." Anderson graduated from Triton college in River Grove with an associate degree in ornamental horticulture. He has had experience in the same field, working in a Chicago flower shop for five years. He will be teaching soils, n & "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" BRANCH COURT Associate Circuit Judge Thomas Baker Roger A. Rairie, 4112 Crystal Lake road, McHenry, bound ova* to the Grand jury on a charge of forgery. Jay Koeller, 5101 W. Route 120, McHenry, guilty of illegal operation of a snowmobile, fined $15 and costs; guilty of illegal operation on a highway, plant propogation, entomology and advanced floral design. In addition to the teaching, he will learn different facets of community college operation. Anderson is a member of Alpha Tau Alpha, an honorary fraternity, the Agriculture Education club and the Horticulture club at the University of Illinois. fined $25 and costs and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, fined $50 and costs. Tenold M. Kusch, 4401 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, guilty of driving while intoxicated, fined $100 and costs Donald G. Harris, 4016 W. Kane, McHenry, was bound ova* to the Grand jury on a charge of voluntary manslaughter. He is free on bond. COMPLAINTS Officer James Crawford charges that on March 16, George A. Haze, Jr., Country Club drive, McHenry, committed the offense of disorderly conduct in that he did attempt to provoke a fight with another subject at the intersection of Elm and W7-. ' * ' *> / •>' Y ' < >'-V • • - v - ' * vtn or- * *Sj. * / 292 m Member Drive In Educational Foundation Begins The membership drive for the McHenry County Educational foundation began last week at the monthly meeting of the Foundation's board of directors. A gold laminated card will indicate a life membership and the 10-year members will receive a brown laminated card. The cards will be laminated to stand wear and tear and to last for a long period of time. The one year membership cards will be white in color., In addition ^to the gold laminated card, life members >yill receive a specially ^designed plaque with die name of the individual or the firm engraved on the plaque. The plaque will be suitable for placing on the wall either in the house or in the office. While the membership drive started March 13, it will differ . from most drives due to the fact that it will continue the year 'round. At the present time, investments in memberships may be obtained from any foundation director or. at the office located at 95 Grant street in Crystal Lake. Plans are being made to start the drive in all of the towns where students belong to the Junior college district. Regular drives will be conducted in these locations and people may make their investments through one of their local citizens and neighbors. Details of the membership drive in each community will be announced shortly. Monies made from investments in foundation memberships will be used to defray office expenses and to apply to the 1974 goals of the foundation to raise $450,000 for a Community center at the Riverside drive. Bond set at $25, court date April 8. Officer James Crawford charges that on March 16, George A. Haze, Jr., Country Club drive, McHenry, committed the offense of resisting a peace officer. Bond set at $1,000, court date April 8. Deputy Sheriff Edgar Fair charges that on Nov. 25, 1973, Herman Jacobsen, Jr., 4212 W. Ponca, McHenry, committed the offenses of improper left turn and driving without a valid driver's license in that he did while operating an automobile on Country Club road attempt to make a left turn onto Bull Valley road and entered the west-bound lane of Country Club road prior to the intersection of said roads. Notice given to appear March 25 in court. SOLD AT AUCTION - This very old envelope was sold at auction for almost $500, according to information contained in a story on philately which appeared in a recent issue of The Investing Professional. It was said to have drawn its value from the fact that it bears the designation of the company that was the predecessor of the famed Pony Express. Off cover, the stamp is reported to be worth 10 cents. Does anyone remember Mary Morse? Mobile The Harmony Club has elected their new officers for the coming year. They are Ed Kaska, Pres., Dale Pitz, V.*, Pres., Betty Graham Sec., and Shirley Smith, Treas. These new officers will take over the first meeting in April. The board members are Roy Roadman, Alby Adams and Harry Padgitt. The club has accomplished many things in the past year witti their successful- dance in January and their Safety courses last fall and one coming up in April. The new officers have a tremendous year planned for use for next year so come out to the meetings and give them your support. Another group of club members that needs a big hand are the fellows that donated their time to going to the Safety and Law courses given by the Sheriffs Department. Full details on this next week as their last session is Sat., March 23. Harmony Pub. Just A Putt ^"You'll drive me out of my mind," said the golfer. 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No. Rt. 14 815-459-0033 Woodstock Junior college and to purchase an additional $300,000 of vocational educational equipment to add to the basic equipment in the newly planned vocational wing of the Junior college. Boardof directors taking Life memberships at the March 13 meeting were Jim Burch, Woodstock; Robert Frank, Huntley; Bill Franz, CrystaT Lake; Lori Huml, McHenry; Dan Malone, Crystal Lake; Jerry Powers, Harvard; Betty Rossman, Cary; Bob Schoenbeck, Richmond; and John W. Buckner, executive director. All investments in membership, cash gifts and other benefits going to the foundation are totally tax- deductible. ' Dr. Don Paarlberg, Agri­ culture Department econo­ mist, reports that consumers can expect to pay higher prices on virtually every­ thing from beef to beans in 1974. * i. MARRIAGE LICENSES William W. Bacon, 2916 N. Walkup, Crystal Lake and Patricia M. Hendricks, 7409 E. Northwood drive, Wonder Lake. John P. Kerner,- 8707 W. National, West Dallas, Wis., and Kathleen A. 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