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Thursday* December 9,1965 Blades Play Hockey At Polar Dome In the opening game of the season, the McHenry Blades fought to a 5 all tie with the Chicago Clippers in a game at the Fox Valley Stadium. Spotty defense and penalties probably cost the Blades a victory. It was during these lapslfc* in the- play of the Blades that the Clippers were able to get their, goals. There were a few bright spots however, for the Blades in the game. One was when the Blades scored' while they were short handed.. Also, goalie Jim Herman came up with many key saves"'to help preserve a tie for the team. One of his most important stops of the night was in the last seconds of the game wben-he saved on a breakaway. But the hero of the night award has to go to Rich Albright who scored the tieing goal in the last minute and one half of the game; Rich beat the goalie with a slap" shot from about eight feet in front of the cage, a real thing" of beauty. The team plays its games at the tox Valley Stadium (formerly Polar Dome), in Dundee, Illinois. The Blades play every Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. Admission to all the games is free, so we'll expect to see all of you hockey fans at the game next Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. Blades Win First Game ; The . McHenry Blades Hockey Team- won its first game of the young season 8-2. The game is a complete turn-about from lart weeks 5-5 tie. Both the offensive and defensive games went well. Most of the first period was scoreless and it appeared as though* neither team was going to brN?§k lose. However the end of tfuLpcriod, Nick Iannella put one by°the goalie for the Blades first jy?ore. He was assisted by Dan --Gianotti. Another quick score"'before the buzzer ending the ijjcg period was chalked up by Rich Albright, assisted by Tim TTeund. The Blades completely controlled the second stanza. Mike . Mecko scored and was assisted by Joe Schultz, Rich Albright the scored again unassisted. The ,final score of the period was by Dan Gianotti, assisted by F^nk Lobaza. The Blades went-Anto the final period with a 5 lead. Tv$£'quick goals were scored by the Blades in the final period. Rich Albright completed the fial Trick with his third of the night. He was assisted by John Sawkiw. Mike Mecko assisted Tim Freund for the second* goal of the period. With , the SiSErre 7-0, the Blazers came back-with two scores. The final goal t*f the game was accomplishecj^ with a 30 ft. slap shot by John Sawkiw. Jirrr Herman, Blades goalie, playejj another fine game in the nets for the Blades. COMMUNION BREAKFAST The Notre Dame Club of McHenry County will have a Communioa breakfast at St. Mary's seminary, Crystal Lake, Sunday,- I^pc. 12, at 9 a.m. All Not^p Dame alumni are invited. tines •• THE McHENBY PXAINDEALER McHenry Recreation Wed. Nite Mixed (12-1) T. Rebel 570; C. Wallwin 566; B. Long 540; A. Kongee 526; J. McNally 524; R. Bujak, Jr. 511; F. Delia 508; K. Shaner 505 and B. Buss 503. Commercial (11-29) v W. Krause 597; B. O'Brien 588; V. Conrad 570; H. Wohlert 565; D. Huemann 548; R. Schmull 542; Hobbs 538; T. Kaminski 534; J. Schaeffer 529; M. Sehmitt 516; K. Brieschke 512^fj. Visconti 512; C. Behnke 510; C. Green 504; W. Garrletts 500. Wed. Nite Mixed (11-24) T. Rebel 547; K. ShaUer 528; R. Bujak, Jr. 514; B. Buss 513; B. Long 512; V. Steegfe 511; H. Steege 509; G^Defiler 503; E. Crane 495; K. Kanger 484; T. Bujak 477 and R. Klemm 407. Carey Beats Johnsburg 105-98 Johnsburg lost its second contest in a row last Tuesday to Cary 105-98, Don Bentz led Johnsburg with 19 baskets and 6 free throws for 44 points. His brother Myron was second in scoring for the team with 18. Cary had a more balanced attack with Parrish netting 19, Freund 23, Huff 12, and Lewis 13. Johnsburg (98) FG FT F Pts M. Bentz 7 4 6 18 K. Laurence 5 2 4 12 D. Bentz 19 6 6 44 L. Smith 2 2 3 6 B. Oeffling .-. 4 0 5 8 J. Rourke 2 4 0 8 T. Freuntf 0 2 0 2 LUCILE B. NYE Mrs. Lucile B. Nye of Harvard, wife of a former McHenry superintendent of schooljs and a local business man for almost a quarter of a century, died unexpectedly Friday'evening, Dec. 3, in Harvard Rest home. Her death came the day after her eighty-second birthday observed in the home where she had received nursing care since last May. After leaving McHenry, she took over her husband's interest in the Harvard Herald newspaper in 1949 and continued in business with her son, Lowell, until 1951. Mrs. Nye was born Dec. 2, 1883, in Weisburg, Ind. She and her husband, the late Albert E. Nye, settled in McHenry the year of their. marriage, 1909, when he came here as superintendent of schools. He served the McHenry school system for nine years, and it.was during this tjm^.ti^t tin r$n:#ere bpjrn. l-.?n •They moveel in 191$ to southern Illinois and then returned to this community in 1923 when Mr. Nye entered the jewelry business. This pursuit, in which he was ably assisted by his wife, continued for twenty-three? years. They moved to Harvard in 1946. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Rosalind Hitzeman ofChi-: cago and Mrs. Bernard (Ruth) Woltman of Harvard; the one son, Lowell, publisher of the Harvard Herald; two sisters, Mrs. Blanche Steiner of Weisburg, Ind., and Mrs. Estella Lang of Indianapolis, Ind.; two brothers, Irvin and Albert Gutzwiler of Wei sburg; thirteen g r a n d c h i l d r e n a n d t h i r t e e n ; great-grandchildren. A solemn requiem Mass was> sung Monday at St. Joseph's church. Pallbearers were grandsons of the deceased. Burial was in the church cemetery. RONALD MUELLER Funeral .services were held Saturday morning at 9:30 from the Querhammer funeral home, Crystal Lake, for Ronald Mueller, 27, of Cary, formerly of McHenry. He died Thursday, Dec. 2, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mueller is survived by his wife, Georgia, and four children. An inquest into his death is pending. . MARY ADAMOWSKI Mrs. Mary Adamowski, 85, mother of the former Cook county state's attorney and a resident of McCullom Lake for many years, died Dec. 2 in a convalescent home in Justice. She was the widow of Alderman Max Adamowski of ' Chicago. A son, Benjamin S., was state's attorney in Cook county from 1956 to 1960 as a Re- 39 20 24 98 Cary (105) FG FT F Pts Lewis . . . 6 1 4 13 Freund 5 1 23 Parrish . . . 5 9 5 19 Hurley . . . 5 0 3 10 Huff . . . 5 2 4 12 Smith . . . 2 0 1 4 Hempel . . . 0 2 4 2 Beck . . . 3 0 1 6 Wroga . . . 2 2 2 6 Klausicky ... . . . 4 2 2 10 IRISH ROLL ON St. Pat's won three more conference games by beating Waucohjia 46-36, St. Monica by 54- 32 and St. Hubert 45-23. St. Pat's has won three non-conference games and four conference games - they are 7-0 and are in a three-way tie for first place in their conference. CHRISTMAS PARTY Girl Junior Foresters of McHenry Court, No. 659, W.C.- O. F.# will go to the Legion home after the tree dedication in the city park on Saturday, Dec. 18, at 1:30 p.m. A Christmas party will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. for girls of all ages. There will be no gift exchange. Girls are planning to make napkin holders for McHenry hospital trays on Christmas. BEEF HALF 27 c lb. CHARGE IT! 90 days same as cash or take 6 months to pay U.S.D.A. P R I M E BEEF HALF 'fb. FREE Vt HOG With Purchase of Half 39f QUALITY BEEF Is Your Guarantee Our meat is unconditionally guaranteed for flavor, quality and tenderness and against freezer burn and de-hydration. • Beef Hinds 125 Avg. 39c lb Fancy Processing Your meat is hand cut, custom wrapped and fast frozen. "The Best Quality Dressed Beer* Call Collect 815-385-3550 or Stop In At MeHENRY MEATS 3910 W. Main St. McHenry, 111 SALE - 39c - SALE SUNNYSIDE GROCERY 4216 N. Wi^mol Rd. -- McHenry (In Downtown Sunnyside ) half GAllON MILK Vz Gallon Diet - Rite LEMON - LIME 16 %oz. 6-pak 39c Johnsons -- 23 oz. Campbells SPRAY STARCH TOMATO SOUP 39c 3 for 39c 8 - oz. sepHHS luaMJJia -- sezig nY CREAMETTES Jjed 06S 3 for 39c SNOIAN We Also Carry a Drug Line. Farm Fresh Eggs Open 7 days a week. •' '-rJ '• 7 & Sale Dates Fri. - Sat. - Sun., Dec. 10,11,12 Supplies Are Limited <*• So Hurry! publican. He was a$,uWQ($ssr ful Democratic Candidate for nfeyor in Chicago in 195$ and as the Republican candidate for mayor in 1963. Mass for Mrs. Adamowski was sung in St. John Berchman's Catholic church. Survivors are two sons, Benjamin and Max; four daughters, Sister M. Leonilla, Mrs. Florence Ladmesser, Mrs. Irene Kaleth and Mrs. Violet Miller; twelve grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. ERNEST WALTER Ernest Walter, 811 formerly °f John street, McHenry, died Dec. 1 at the Villa home, where he had resided for five years. His death ended an illness of only a week. Mr. Walter was born Nov. 11, 1884, in Switzerland and came to this country at the age of 21. A resident of this area for sixty years, he was a retired dairy farmer. His wifet Meta Krepel Walter, died in 1944. . He leaves two sons, Herman of Crystal Lake and Harold of McHenry; a daughter, Mrs. Alvin (Lena) Dowell of McHenry; five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; three brothers and one sister in Switzerland. Two sons, Paul and Alfred, preceded him in death. The body rested at the Peter Justen & Son funeral home until Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, when services were held there, followed by burial in Woodland cemetery. ident |fI)i^erft>^ii^>rBowman. j • • j ^ ' '• < t * ; Survivors are His wife; two daughters, Joan Lynn, a senior at Loyola university, and Joyce Ann, a freshman student nurse at St Therese hospital, Waukegan; and seven brothers, Joseph and Otto of Johnsburg, Mathias of Pistakee Bay, Nick, Alex, Vincent and Clemens of McHenry. His parents and a sister, Genevieve, preceded him in death. The body rests( at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home until 10 o'clock Tnursda; a funeral Mass will be St. Patrick's Catholic church. Burial will be in the church cemetery^ iai iiuiiie layv when s^jung at after liye^.d§ys. o£, hospitalisation, The deceased was born Feb. 17, 1904> in Oakdale county, Iowa. He was a machinist for 'the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include his widow, Margaret; two daughters, Mrs. : John (Shirley) Mikos of Chicago and Mrs. James (Mary) j Nielsen of McHenry; two sons, Charles of Chicago and James of McHenry; also seven grandchildren and a brother, Stephen, of McHenry. PARISH MISSION OPENS DEC. 12 AT McHENRY CHURCH ALFONS ADAMS Alfons "Duke" Adams, 58, died last Saturday night, Dec. 4, in Hess Memorial hospital, Mauston, Wis., of injuries sustained when he fell from a car earlier that evening. Mr. Adams wa3 born Oct. 14, 1907, in Johnsburg, son of Jacob and Anna Freund Adams. He was a lifetime resident of the area. On June 28, 1939, he was married to Irene Walsh of Fox Lake ih Transfiguration churchy Wauconda. At the time of his death, he was employed as construction superintendent for Tonyan Construction Co., McHenry, for whom he had worked more than thirty years. jMr. Adams was a member of the Holy Name society and the McHenry council of the Knights of Columbus. Other affiliations included the Carpenters Union, No. 2087, in which, he earned his 25-year pin three years ago; a- charter' member and past treasurer and trustee of the local Moose lodge; and vice-pres- DAVID F. AYERS David F. Ayers, 36, died unexpectedly at '< o'clock Monday morning, Dec. 6, in his home at 7316 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, of causes as yet undetermined. He was a printer employed by the Elgin Courier newspaper and for several years had worked for the McHenry Plaindealer. Mr. Ayers was a native of Abilene, Kas., where he was born Dec. 29, 1928. Surviviors are his widow, Constance Marie (Scotty); three sons, David Franklin, HI, 10, Barry Francis, 2, and Ian Patrick, 1; and three brothers and sisters, Mrs. George (Thelma) Hales of Wonder Lake, Mrs. Orvo (Agnes) Nikula of Oregon state and Dean of Venezuela, S. America. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, LeRoy. The body rested at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home. Funeral services were held at 9 o'clock Wednesday at Christ the King. E. IRVING ERICKSON Funeral services were held Monday, Dec. 6, at 1 p.m. for E. Irving Erickson of Whispering Hills who died last week. Last rites were held at the Hmarik Sons funeral home, 6507 W. Cermak Road, Berwyn, with interment in Woodlawn. Mr. Erickson is survived by his wife, Mildred, a son David, two sisters, a brother and two grandchildren. COLOR GUARD WINS TROPHIES IN COMPETITION The Viscount Color Guard started the season off last week by taking second place in the Des Plaines Corsair show. On Sunday, Dec. 5, they traveled to Sheboygan, Wis., and came home with two beautiful trophies, first place for "M and M" and also first place in the contest. Their next contest will be in Milwaukee on Jan. 16. The girls will be having bake sales to help pay their way to Sandusky, Ohio, to defend their championship won last year. These girls work very hard and are a credit to their community. FARRELL CHADDERDON Services were held at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the George R. Justen & Son chapel for t arreil L. Chadderdon, 61, of 2717 Baldwin road, McHenry, who died Saturday, Dec. 4, in Illinois Research hospital, Chicago. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Mr. Chadderdon's death came 1y[c(je&Ar 5TORE for MEN recommends the most handsome presents for men-both inside and out!-- VAN I--I These are the gifts you'll be proud to give ""if"' --the gifts he'll be so eager to open! 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