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Name Pediatric Unit For Dr. P.H. Griesbach JOINS MCC BOARD -- Chairman Barbara Pautz of the McHenry County College board of trustees swore in newly elated student member, Tom Amettis of Richmond, and alternate member, Bill Barry, of Marengo at a recent board meeting. Amettis will occupy that position through June 30, 1975. He and Barry were chosen by popular vote of the students at MCC. STAFF PHOTO-BARBARA GILPIN RECOGNITION - A plaque was presented to outgoing stuJent trustee, Howard Miller, of Wonder Lake, in recognition of his service to the McHenry County college this past year. Miller was elected and served as the first student trustee of the college. The presentation was made bv chairman of the board, Barbara Pautz. STAFF PHOTO-BARBARA GILPIN WOMEN'S SOFTBALL The first half of the Monday night Women's 16" Softball season has been completed. The team standings are: Ed's Rental 4-0 First Nat ' l Bank 2-1 Chris ' Team 2-2 MeHenrv State Bank 1-3 Guettler 's 0-3 In the July 1 games, Guettler 's forfeited to Chris ' team. Ed's Rental and First Nat ' l went into extra innings after being tied 5-5 for five innings. Ed's Rental finally broke the tie and scored six runs in the top of the 8th inning and then held First Nat ' l to only one run in the bottom of the 8th to win 11-6. Deaths AMBROSE KOERPER Ambrose Koerper, 52, died at his home at 1512 Lakeland avenue, McHenry, Wednesday morning, July 3, following a long illness Mr. Koerper was born Dec. 18, 1921, in Austria, son of Joseph and Clara (Konrath) Koerper He came to this country in 1924. The deceased, an Army veteran of World War II, was a printer for National Research He belonged to VFW Post 4600 and Legion Post 491, both McHenry Survivors are a daughter, JoAnn, of Crystal Lake; a brother, Joseph, who resided with him , and two grandchildren.. Visitation was scheduled from 2 to 9 o'clock Thursday at George R Justen and Son funeral home A funeral Mass will be offered Friday at 10 o'clock in St Patrick's Catholic church Burial will be in Countryside cemetery Julie Ooeffling pitched the entire game for First Nat ' l and Joanne Ospalik went the distance for Ed's Rental. Joan Jensen made some spectacular catches at shortstop/for First Nat ' l . Julie Gende was Ed's Rental long ball hitter and she also had some excellent plays at 3rd base. Submitted by Millie Gende HOSPITAL NOTES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Master Donald Thennes, Magdalene Dow, Mary Ann Buss. Dorothy Meineke. Master Michael Templeton. Catharine Clark, McHenry; Lorraine Korosec, Frances McAnemy, Caroline Minski, Florence Fleming, Wonder Lake; Andrew Fossum, Ringwood. Police Tickets The following tickets were issued by the McHenry Police department this past week; Carol Herdrick, 4516 Garden Quarter, disobeyed traffic signal. Victor S. Adams, 3706 W. Clover, McHenry, reckless driving. Ronald C. Dew, 306 Nippersink, McHenry, no valid registration. Lawrence J Palmer III, 1308 S. Lily Lake road. McHenry, no valid registration. Albert C. Hulsey, 112 W. Sunnyside, McHenry, improper starting < cycle started up and traveled in exc^s of 20 feet on rear tire only). Roy D. Stackhouse, 604 Park, Woodstock, speeding 70 in a 40 mph zone and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer. Ronald S Sonnemann, 818 N. River road, McHenry, improper starting of parked vehicle (peeling tires). Christopher B. Dix, 1638 Riverside drive, McHenry, unnecessary noise (tires). Robert P. Prather, 916 S. Totem trail , McHenry, driving while l icense or permit revoked. Shirley A. Bacon, 22 Gate, Crystal Lake, not giving an emergency vehicle right-of- way. Richard L. Calkins, 217 N. Front, McHenry, speeding 55 in a 40 mph zone. Beverlee P. Moore, 731 Villa, Naperville. speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. James R Miller, 3303 W. Third. McHenry, speeding 38 in a 25 mph zone. A wise man knows just how far to go and when to s top. HARVARD HOSPITAL Julius Gruenfeld was patient in Harvard hospital. "It is my pleasure to announce that a pediatric unit of the new Northern Ill inois Medical center will be named the Dr. Peter H Griesbach Pediatric unit , ' ' said the smiling chairman of the McHenry hospital board of directors. LeRoy E Olsen. The surprise announcement climaxed the "Lollipops and Roses" testimonial reception for Dr and Mrs Peter Griesbach Sunday* June 30, at the McHenry Country club Organized by mothers of Dr. Griesbach's pediatric patients from Crystal Lake, McHenry and Woodstock, the afternoon of tributes, presentations and farewells attracted hundreds of well-wishers. ' ' Among those participating were Dr Lee Gladstone, a founder of McHenry hospital, and the colleague who invited Dr. Griesbach to open his practice in McHenry in 1955. Master of Ceremonies Donald Doherty of McHenry also introduced Dr Jerome Handler, who was in practice in association with Dr Griesbach and Dr Gladstone for some years; Frances Hughes of Crystal Lake, Dr Gladstone's first office nurse; Henry Tonyan, first president of the McHenry hospital board of directors, and others. Mayor Joseph Stanek of McHenry presented the "keys to the city" to Dr. and Mrs. Griesbach, and Richard Swantz, superintendent of McHenry high school, presented an engraved desk clock. Mrs Griesbach was given roses by representative members of the Girl Scouts and Candystripets,- two of the organizations jn which she was ac t ive for many years The committee . which arranged the testimonial reception presented a gold Revere bowl containing ""an arrangement of lollipops and roses to I)r and Mrs Gretsbach with the words. "Make new friends but keep the old; one is silver and the other is gold " Mr Olsen s announcement of the dedication ol the new pediatric unit in the planned Medical center to honor Dr hn Coughlin. t . Mrs.7 H Griesbach ended the program with an ovation , The^committee in charge of the event included Mrs. Robert Newkirk. chairman; Mrs. James Althoff. Mrs William Bock man. Mrs. Jv Mrs Dean Cur Joseph GitlirtV Mrs Elmer Hettermann, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs John Kelsey, Mrs. pavid Ladd. Mrs. Chris Newkirk. Mrs Jack Schultz, Mrs James Schwarz. Mrs Helen Miller, Mrs Henry Tonyan. Mrs. Quentin Walsh. Ms. Virginia Williams, and Mrs Dwight Wernquist "We as a group are establishing a com­ memorative fund to be used to further the medical and 1VU.K S - PLAINDEALER -"FRIDAY, JULY 5.1974 humanitarian purposes which Dr. Griesbach values," Mrs. • * * * Newkirk announced. "We will begin immediately to accept donations to the Dr. Peter Griesbach commemorative fund People who never make mistakes are poor compan­ ions. \ Skinner Poll Favors May 30 Memorial Day Virtually everyone who has replied to State Rep Cal Skinner. Jr s "Mini-Poll" thinks both the federal and slate celebrations of Memorial da%should occur on the same day" $ixty percent of them think Congress should reverse itself and re-designate May 30. however "I expected that my constituents would prefer the federal Monday holiday idea." 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