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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1975 CAR STRIKES POLE - Jean L. Czajkowski of 4715 W. Prairie, McHenry, was Injured when her car hit a utility pole on Meadow lane, near Home avenue in Lakeland Park, last Thursday morning about 11:30. She was taken to McHenry hospital by the rescue squad for treatment of injuries. City police reported Ms. Czajkowski was north-bound on Meadow when she said a post suddenly appeared in front of her. She could remember nothing else about the mishap. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Four Minor City Crashes Investigated Sabina Hocin of 5213 W. Maple Hill drive, McHenry, was ticketed for improper right turn following an accident that also involved the car of Dean C. Challed, 5725 Broadway, Rich­ mond. The crash occurred on Green street, south of Elm. south of Elm. Challed said he was parked letting his wife and children out on the passenger side when he heard a scraping noise. Ms. Hocin told a city onicer she was leaving a pa riling space, traveling south onAireen street, when in her ma/euver to turn her car she struck the other vehicle. It was necessary to call a tow truck to have the vehicles separated. Challed was issued a ticket for parking in a no-parking zone. Gilbert W. Thorson, 2710 Old Oak drive, McHenry, wa^ stopped at the stoplight at Richmond and Elm when a car driven by Julie A. Hellios, 8708 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, struck his vehicle in the rear. Thorson was south-bound on Richmond rdad and Mrs. Hellios said she tried to stop but her auto kept skidding and made contact. The pavement was wet and very slick at the time. „ _ Arthur Mattson, 11412 Charles road, Woodstock, was parking his truck on the west side of Park street when he backed into an unoccupied vehicle owned by Ernest W. Kuck, 4517 Hilltop, Wonder Lake. Leonard W. Jensen, 100 Sunset drive, Cary, was west bound through the parking lot at 4400 W. Route 120 when a car driven by David W. Noah, 1711 W. Oakleaf drive, McHenry, Deaths • ESTELLE KRAWCZAK Mrs. Estelle Krawczak, 67, of Spring Grove, died at her home Saturday, Sept. 29. She was born May 6, 1908, in Chicago. Mrs. Krawczak had been a permanent resident of Spring Grove for the past five years and a summer resident for twenty-two years. the deceased was a member of St. Peter's Catholic church. Survivors are one daughter, Rosemary Wutka of Chicago; four sons, Clarence of DesPlaines, Edward of Spring Grove, Thomas of Mundelein and Dennis of Chicago; four grandchildren; one great­ grandchild; two brothers, Henry Fundakowski of Glen- view and Edward Fundakowski of Chicago; two sisters, Lillian Bacon of Wisconsin and Sister Mary of St. Anne, Order of the Good Shepherd, St. Louis, Mo. Her husband, Joseph A. Krawczak, died May 10 of this year. She also was preceded in death by a sister, Irene Brooks. The body will rest at the made a wide turn and made contact with the Jensen auto. Hamsher chapel, Fox Lake, after 2 o'clock Wednesday. A prayer service will be offered at 8 o'clock that night. A funeral Mass will be read at St. Peter's church Thursday morning, followed by burial in the church cemetery. LEO SALES A funeral Mass was offered Monday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Patrick's Catholic church for Leo A. Sales, 75, 5118 West East Lane, McCullom Lake, who died Friday, Sept. 26, in McHenry hospital. Born July 3, 1900 in Poland, the son of Albert and Emma Badaur Salefsky, he was employed as a carpenter. He is survived by four sons, Robert, Rolling Meadows, John, Neenah, Wis., James, Crystal Lake, and Charles, Arlington Heights; and ten grandchildren. His wife, Irene, preceded him in death. The body rested at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home Burial was in St. P a t r i c k ' s c h u r c h y a r d cemetery. PETER A. LENARD A former resident of McHenry, Peter A. 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REG. 29.99 Rosewood-grained plastic cabinet. 12985 SAVE *100 DELUXE 19" DIAGONAL PORTABLE Auto Color locks in per­ fect picture, activates electric eye to adjust pic­ ture to room light. _ * REGULARLY 499.95 NAL rUKlABLL 39988 Winterize At Wards /XAOIMTC #( )/V\ERY i'iVi} li •] STORE HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 10a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ^ Sunday 12 Noon-5 p.m. Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Highway Route 14 Phone 459-3120 FREE PARKING in Columbus hospital, Chicago. He was bom Feb. 16, 1903, in Chicago, the son of Ferdinand and Catherine Gotto Lenard, and was employed as a photoengraver for the Sun Times and the Daily News. His survivors include his widow, Clara, nee Patelczyk, whom he married fifty-four years ago; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Collette) Justen, McHenry; a grandson, Mark, and a granddaughter, Krista, McHenry. Visitation was held at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home, where services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. Burial was in Woodland cemetery, McHenry. LEO AUCHAMPAUGH Leo Auchampaugh of McHepry died Saturday, Sept. 27, in McHenry hospital. NORMAN ANDERSON Last rites were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home for Norman Anderson, 71, 5918 W. Route 120, McHenry, who died Sunday, Sept. 28, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A retired plasterer, he was born July 1, 1904, in Chicago, the son of Ove and Christine Sk- jelbeck Anderson. He is survived by his widow, Gertrude, nee Brunn, whom he married May 9, 1925, in Chicago; two sons, Richard, McHenry, and Donald, Deerfield; a daughter, Mrs. Sam (Norma) Woody, Howell, Mich.; twelve grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Anders (Clara) Elveton, Winterhaven, Fla. He was preceded in death by> a sister and a brother. Burial was in Acacia Park cemetery, Chicago. Memorials may be made to the First United Methodist church of McHenry. VETERANS MEET The next meeting of McHenry Barracks, No. 1315, Veterans of World War 1, will be held Thursday, Oct. 2, at 2 p.m. at the Legion home. CHEVETTE...GM's new mini-car, rolls off the a s s e m b l y l i n e a t t h e Chevrolet assembly plant, Wilmington, Del. With the under 2000 lb., $2,850, four­ seater is Wilmington plant manager Robert K. Bates. Bowling Notes TUES. NITE OWLS TOMASELLO'S 9:30 p.m. Pizza winner Jean Petrov 102 pins over average No. 5 The Three G's (McHenry State„ Bank) Grace Vyduna, Gayle Bonns, Capt. Grace Fenzel. No. 6 Jake's Dead End Lounge; Capt. Sis Kloepfer, Lynn Cawthon, Darlene Castillo. Jean Petrov 474-166-171; Elaine Fischer 457-161-150; Layne DeHaan 430-170; Bobbie Fontana 427-154; Kay Bradley 426-155; Dar Castillo 412-148; Marilyn Schulz 404-158; Doris Johnson 401-154. Conversions: Marge Carlson 5-6-10; Ann Gibson 2-7. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 9-16-75 Dottie Becker 420; Claire Rosing 427; Mary Beth Fuchs 475; Janet Flicek 193-466; Irene Brackmann 481; Maria Bremer 451; Bea Meath 443; Karen Schaefer 178. R . R . M a r i a B r e m e r 6 - 7 - 1 0 . 9-23-75 Chris Tokarz 178-464; Phyllis Brackmann 414; Carolyn Law 476; Bea Meath 187-433; Mary Beth Fuchs 199-538; Dar Michelsen 457. McHENRYSCHOOL LEAGUE The battle for first place is still on, and every team is making a try for the crown. Individual honors were shared by Shirley Blume who rolled high game of 177 and a series of 459, and Walt Coari who came through with a 206 and a 518 series. Carolyn Gratz picked off the 5-10 split and Barb Novak nd Bob Ryner both took care of the 5-7 (on different alleys). While many of us struggle to maintain average, Betty Dicianni raised her average 11 pins; Barb Berger went up 12; and Ron Glawe added 9 pins to his average. The team stan­ dings are: Headstart 9-3; Chokers 8-4; Stars & Strikes 7-5; Phoenix 7- 5; Spare Parts 7-5; "The" Bowlers 6V2-5V2; Us's 6-6-; Positive Thinkers 5-7; Chuckers 3V2-8V2; Handicappers 1-11. TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. LEAGUE Thursday 7:30p.m. Sept. 25, 1975 Games 150 and over: Eleanore Mangold 189; Dorothy Hiller 183; Carol Adair 181-156; Connie May 177-167- {JcU a d̂ oom • CUSTOM INTERIORS By Jeff Shay,A.I.D. • Draperies Wovenwoods Shades Pictore^Frames 20* Discount NOW THRU OCT. 3M. Installation - No Charge FREE Decorating Advice 3 WEEK DELIVERY PH: (815)344-1486 HOME & OFFICE Wonder Lake, III. 7 P.M. on 815-728-0044 172; Kathy Schultz 176-153; Madeline Johnston 173-163-158; Holly Swanson 159-159; Marrilou Huemann 158; Marcella Wakitsch 157; Fran Krabbenhoft 156; Louise Smith 156; SueTonyan 156; Bev Greenwood 155; Marilynn May 155; Dollie Pecucci 155; Mig Joyce 154; Isabel Stilling 154; Anna Ritter 153; Marie Gohl 152; Judy Schmitt 150; Mary Ellen Freund 166-155. Games 150 and over Sept. 18, 1975: Betty Hetterman 166; Marcella Wakitsch 163; Anna Ritter 162; Vera Kilzer 160; Gladis Rudolph 158; Isabel Stilling 155; Madeline Johnston 151. New High Team Series: Cork and Cleaver 2133 Railroads: Vera Kilzer 4-10; Cheryl Kriewaldt 1-7-10. All Spare Game: Dorothy Hiller 183. Pizza Winner: Houghton Heating -103 pins over average. MORNING GLORIES Crystal Bowl 8-12-75 Team 1 - Numero Uno - Joyce Braun 157. Gayle Glos 415. Joyce had a double. Won 1 Lost 3 Team 2 - Liberty Belles - Mary Lou Heald 142. Linda Kurowski 381. Won 0 Lost 4 Team 3 - Eva Baggio 174-469. Eva picked the 2-7 split. Won 2 Lost 2 Team 4 - Woodpickers - Charlene Simon 143. Dolores Connors 377. Won 1 Lost 3 Team 5 - Terri Malone 152- 397. Terri had a double. Jan Zidak picked the 1-5-7 split and Doris Hart the 3-9-10 split. Won 3 Lost 1 Team 6 - Dy-no-mites - Carmen Fields 170-426. Kris Johnson had a double. Won 3 Lost 1 Team 7 - Happy Hookers - Linda Luerrsen 167-452. Barb Erdelac had a double. Linda picked the 5-10 split. Won 2 Lost 2 Team 8 - Un-Bowlers - Valerie Loth had high game and series. She also had a double and a turkey. Won 3 Lost 1 Team 9 - The Timbers - Pat Knapik 153-421. Won 4 Lost 0 Team 10 - Striking Beauties - Jacky Stojonic 165-434. Won 1 Lost 3 9-19-75 Team 1 - Numero Uno - Joyce Braun 154. Gayle Glos 420. Joyce had a double. Won 3 Lost 1 Team 2 - Liberty Belles - Mary Lou Heald 166-417. Linda Kurowski had a double. Mary Lou had a four bagger. Won 1 Lost 3 Team 3 - Eva Baggio 157-450. Eva had a double and picked the 2-7 split. Won 3 Lost 1 Team 4 - Woodpickers - Debbie Hoffman 155-432. Char Simon and Debbie each had a double. Won 4 Lost 0 Team 6 - Dy-no-mites - Carmen Fields 171-462. Kris Johnson had a turkey. Won 4 Lost 0 Team 7 - Happy Hookers - Linda Luerrsen 144, Janet Rees 402. Janet picked the 5-6 split. Won 0 Lost 4 Team 8 - UnBowlers - Val Loth 179-424. Mary Formby and Val each had a double. Won 2 Lost 2 Team 9 - Timers - Pat Knapek 149-368. Won 2 Lost 2 Team 10 - Striking Beauties - Bonnie Panerali 165. Jackie Stojonic 402. Bonnie had a double and a turkey.