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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Wins Dipl LEGM*S AT HIGH SCHOOL The honor roll from the last! quarter of school has been re* leased: "A" Students Senidrs *> receiving "A" were Marilyn Anderson, Ed. Cepulis, Eugene Dietle, Jeanette Dresdow, Nancy Guliczynski, Barbara Marticke, Ronald Miller, Wally Schmike and Karl Tomm. Juniors Linda Anderson, Roger Benson, Vincent CinaT" Gordon Johnson, Janice Mikota, George Peterson, Ronald Swanson and Girard Toussaint. Sophomores Terry Brady, Albert Cajthaml,o Janice. Hettermann and Joyce Schimke. Freshmen Karen Bailey, Mary Carr, Sue Etheridge, Dolores Freund, Paule Granger, Judy Hans, Henry Houck, Karen Kralowetz, Barbara Krickl, Judith Laskowski, Lance Parks, Kathy Prawl, Carol Stritar, Karen Thompson and Nancy Weber. "B" Pltis * Seniors receiving "B" plus were Judith Dahl, John Feyerer, Barbara Lubke, Tom McMahon, Elsie Morris, Charles Olson, Pat Seebach, Walter Steffans, Sue Stinespring, Dorothy Stoffel, Ernest Useman, M^gadalyn Woolfe and Mark Zimmerman. \ Juniors ) Zelinda Bennett, Doris Berkley, Patricia Blake, Ann Marie Groh, Joann . Hays, Richard Hoffman, James Justen, Donald Kice, Judith Kolar, Telia Nardi, Lee Ann Smith, Carl Walker and Mary Lou Watkins. < • Sophomores Richard Antonson, Anita Beckenbaugh, Robert Cecich, Dorothy Cook, Carol Degen, Susan Ensminger, Charlene Freund, Grace Hiller, Eileen Huff, James Jones, Judy Koch, Elizabeth Kosup, Eileen Knox, Rosemary Mercure, John Moss, Thomas Olsen, Diane Rietesel, Jacqueline S k i d m o r e, Ronald Smith, Mark Vycital, Carol Weingart and Lynn Wilkinson. Freshmen Audrey Albrecht, Brian Baker, Jean Borchardt, Lynn Buckie, Ben Chelini, Michael Breighton, Carol Diedrich, Joyce Eckstein, Nancy Fischer, Lambert Freund, Darlene Friedle, Marilyn Fuchs, Johnny Gates, Ronald Howard, Janice Huff, Dennis Kaiser, Kenneth Larson, Beatrice Liedtke, Michael Meeker, Kathleen Murphy, Karen Olsen, Nancy Ritter, Barbara Skrentny, Daniel Sompel, Arthur Sternickle, Carolyn Vanthournout, Jay Walkington, Sandra Whiting, Lucy Williams and Neil Zimmerman. ROBERT E. WEGENER Robert E. Wegener, son of Mrs. Agnes Wegener of Volo, was one of seventeen graduates receiving his diploma June 8 from Bishop Bona of the Green Bay diocese at the annual "commencement of the Salvatorian seminary in St. Nazianz, Wis. The graduate, who has completed his minor seminary course, is a member of St. Peter's parish at Volo. SEVERAL ZONING ... REQUESTS APPROVED; OTHERS ARE DENIED SERVICE NEWS A number of zoning reports were approved by the count} board at last week's meeting and some were denied. . Among them was one by Ru-" dolph Johnson for reclassification of property at Bald Knob, Pistakee Bay. It was denied due to the fact that no clarification of the petition of four months ago had been submitted. A petition of Fred Bassell, et al, for special uses was also denied. The property involved is near Spring Grove and the petitioner desired to operate a gravel pit and' plant. The board was divided on the matter but lacked the four affirmative votes required to pass. The petition Of Bernard Bauer to reclassify from farming to R-l 80 acres south of the McHenrj golf course was granted, as was one by Russell Holochwosfc to reclassify from R-l to B-l propertj near the old bridge. He will operate a retail business. The request of Clayton Bruce to reclassify property one-half mile northeast of Ringwood was allowed. This will be changed from farming to R-l. The petition of the LaSalle National bank, as trustee, to reclassify property near { Spring Grave from -farming to B-2 was granted. The petitioner will ereel a motel on the south side of Rt. 12. June 22 Summer Supper--Zion Lutheran Church Lawn -- Sponsored by Ladies Aid.--5:30 pm. Summer Supper--Zion Lutheran Church lawn] 5:30 p.m. June 25 O.E.S. Grand lecturer's night-- Acacia hall--8 p.m. June 26 W.C.O.F. Joint Court Picnic-- 12:30 p.m.--V.F.W. Grounds." K June 27 Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting--K of C. Hall--8 p.m. Regular W.C O.F. Meeting, St. Clara's Court--8 p.m. . ^ MEDICAL SOCIETY CLOSES SEASON WITH JUNE CLINIC DAY The McHenry county Medical, society closed its winter and spring sessions with a clinic day held at the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County at Woodstock, Thursday, June 13. Dr. Samuel Plice spoke on "WhatTevery G.P. should see in an EKG and the Therapy,^^r. Mitchell Nechtow talked on "Practical Gynecology" and Dr. Lean Unger spoke on "Allergy." After dinner in the hospital dining room, the doctors heard Dr. Claude Lambert speak cm "Examination for low back pain." -,r- The Society will reconvene in September. PERLE TIPPERREITER WEPS Miss Perle Tipperreiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tipperreiter, was married to Karl Olsson, formerly of the Johnsburg area and now serving in the Army, at a nuptial rite solemnized Saturday evening, June 15, in the C o m m u n i t y M e t h o d i s t c h u r c h . Rev. J. Elliott Corbett officiated at the service. ACCIDENTAL DEATH 'Accidental death due to drowning" was the verdict returned by the coroner's jury in the deaths of Kenneth Kanes, 29, and his wife, Marion, 26, who lost their lives in the Fox river early on the morning of June 5. They were the parents of two children, 2 and 4 years old. (Continued from Pag* 1) Complete Rodd vision, at Samp Sukiran, Okinawa. Serving with the 1st Marine aircraft wing at the Naval air station, Atsugi, Japan is Marine Pvt. Robert J. Amundsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Amundsen of McHenry. Before entering the service in July, 1956, he graduated from Leyden Central high school, Franklin Park. WOYACH RITES Death claimed William Woyach of McHenry, formerly of Maywood, early this week. He leaves a brother, Eric, of McHenry, three brothers and three sisters in Germany. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from a Maywood chapel, with burial in Corcordia cemetery. PUBLIC NOTICE COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY (Public Setvice Com* pany Division) hereby gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 5, 1957, certain revisions in Rate 23, Municipal Street Lighting, affecting onfy agencies for which the Company installs and operates street lighting systems. - The proposed revisions make the rate available for the first time in areas where the street lighting service cannot be provided from existing Company distribution poles. Where the company provides facilities in such areas, the necessary additional facilities will be provided and maintained upon payment of appropriate monthly charges. No existing street light installs ation will be affected by this revision. Further information with respect to these revisions may be obtained directly from the' Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission in Springfield, Illinois. x A copy of the revised rate may be inspected by any interested party in any business office of this Company. COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY By H. H. Nexon Director of Rates (Pub. May 13-20, 1957) June . vs. Wrfens . M.--Cardinals vs. Owls 4:00 P.M.--EagleS vs. Orioles Mon., June 24th 6:30 P.M.--Robins vs. Larks Fri., June 28th 6:30 P.M.--Wrens vs. Eagles Sat.. June 29th 12:30 P.M.--Owls vs. Hawks 2:15 P.M.--rL«arks vs. Robins 4:00 P.M.--Bluebirds vs. Falcons Mon., July 1st 6:30 P.M.--Orioles vs. ^Cardinals Fri., July 5th 6:30 P.M.--Hawks vs. Wrens ations by Charley Brown NOTICE. OF CONSTABLE'S SALE Public notice is hereby given to Merry Hansen, et. al., that by virtue of a certain judgment entered in the Justice Court of Justice Chas. M. Adams, against said Merry Hansen, defendent, and in favor of Lloyd P. Kuehn, plaintiff, the following items of personal property of the said Merry Hansen will be sold at public auction by me on the 15th day of June. A.D. 1957, at the hour of exactly 3:00 p.m., at the Sports Unlimited Clubhouse near Pistakee Lake, in the Township and County of McHenry, 111. 2 Western Style Saddles 8 English Style Saddles 10 Bridles 2 Martingales Frank C. Meyer, Constable Pub. June (6-13-20, 1957) CARD OF THANKS I would like in this way to express sincere thanks for cards, prayers and visits while I was confined to the hospital. They were appreciated so much. 7 Mrs. Helen Heuser Aviation Officer Candidate Glen Edward Marunde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen F. Marunde of 301 Millstream drive, McHenry, is attending the pre-flight school at the Naval air station, Pensacola, Fla. Training at the school includes aerology, navigation, principles of flight, physical fitness and survival. Students completing the course are commissioned ensigns in the Navy. Dairy Council Sponsors Princess Ball June 27 Continued from Page 1 Vehicles of the Suburban Oil company are shown as they finished laying the blacktop on the Wattles road, which runs between Rt. 120, west of the city, and the Nunda township line, a stretch of about 2.75 miles. The combination contract to the company was awarded by the township and state. The base work and grade on the road was accomplished last year out of township road and bridge funds. The resurfacing which has just been completed was paid for by Motor Fuel Tax funds allocated to the township are now 1,279,000 dairymen in the United States, one million less than ten years ago. However, they are producing 127 billion pounds of milk yearly, which is averaging 6,000 pounds of milk per c°w. His prediction was that by 1975, there <will be 40 per cent less dairys producing 115 per cent more milk, brought about by more efficiency, better breeding, etc. The purpose of the council is to coordinate dairy promotion activities of all interested groups and to remind the consumer of the food value and variety in dairy products. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our . beloved mother, Gertrude Schaefer, who passed away one year ago, June 19, 1956. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we lovdd is stilled; A place is vacant in our home Which can never be filled. 7 Her loving children. OBITUARIES! SHERIFFS TO MEET The McHenry County Deputy Sheriff's association will meet in the Marengo Legion home Jung 26 at 8 pjh. The speaker will be Sheriff L. Friberg of Winnebago county. A smorgasbord will follow the meeting. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Patients at Memorial hospital,. Woodstock, this past week have been Maureen Henn, Beverly Blish and Ignace Bergis. -- Well, --the- Season is off to the usual good start, between the weather and some of our* wellwishing. parents that .do not believe in giving our managers a chance to run their own teams, and think for themselves, we are starting off with the usual troubles. The whole idea behind PONY LEAGUE is to teach the boys how to become better - baseball players and above all, GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, and if some of the parents cannot display it how can we expect to teach it to the boys? We feel that we are very lucky to have a group of men that will devote their time to managing these teams as well as spending their time in practice games, and we have all the confidence in the world in them. So in the future be fair to the boys as well as the managers and come out ahd watch a good game, and let them play it among themselves. It is a little too early.tp say how the teaihs are stacking up as some of them need a few' games to'find out their weakness and make a few changes in the lineups. If you have watched any of the games you have seen some pretty nice pitching and some nice plays made on the field and hope it will be a pretty close race. We all felt pretty bad Sunday that Joe Sanford and Ken Homo were hurt and hope that they are coming along O.K. e have been assured by Pa ennes. that ' we can play: a double header at the V.F.W. diamond next Sunday without any interference so it will be the Braves vs. Sox at 1:00 p.m. and the Cards vs. Giants at 3:00 p.m.- Next Monday at the Admiral it will be the Giants vs. Yanks at 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday the Cards vs. Sox at 6:00 p.m. Tnen Let's hope that with a break in thfe weather and a little help from the Good Lord, we can play on a . diamond of our own before long. SEE YOU AT THE GAMES?? MAJOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE Thursd^r June 20 --- <% 6:30 p.m. - Owls "Vs: Bluebirds S u n d a y , J u n e 23-- 1:00 p.m. Falcons vs. Cardinals 2:45 £>jn. - Bluebirds vs.-Eagles : 4:30 p.m. - Orioles vs. Owls Tuesday, June 25 -- » 6:30 pjn. - Orioles vs. Falcons Wednesday , June 26 -- 6:30 p.m. - Owls vs. Eagles Thursday, June 27 -- 6:30 p.m. - Bluebirds vs. Cardie nals Sunday, June 30 -- 1:00 p.m. - Cardinals vs. Owls 2:45 pjn. - Falcons vs. Blue* birds 4:30 p.m. - Eagles vs. Orioles Tuesday, July 2 -- 6:30 p.m. - Owls vs. Falcons Wednesday, July 3 -- 6:30 p'.m. -.Bluebirds vs. Orioles^ Thursday, July 4 --• • 6:30 p.m - Cardinals vs. Eagles CORPORATION DISSOLVED Among dissolutions of corporations registered in the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier is one for McHenry Builders corporation at 100 Borden street. McHENRY COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS O.E.S. News I by Lillian Bossier I To all sister and brothers of McHenry chapter, let's not forget that our next meeting of J&ne 25, will be a big night for our instructress. It is grand lecturer's night. Let's all turn out and show Harriet how much we appreciate everything she is doing for us. The forming of the bethel of Job's Daughters is coming along nicely. Come on, folks, let's all get behind this worthwhile project. W L Johnsburg 7 0 McHenry 4 1 Crystal Lake 4 1 Dundee 3 3 Algonquin 3 4 Richmond 2 3 Hebron 3 4 Elgin V.F.W. 1 5 Mandy's 0 6 McHENRY GIFT tNTERPRIZES Distributors Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE • WATCHES • DIAMONDS • JEWELRY WHOLESALE PRICES Also EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 523 Main St. Phone 2828 Results Last Sunday McHenry 6--Richmond 3 Johnsburg 9--Algonquin 8 Johnsburg 11--Dundee '5 Crystal Lake 8--Elgin VFW 5 Dundee 5--Mandy's 4 Hebron 8--Mandy's 5 Mrs. Gus Lessman Mrs. Gus Lessman, a sumfhet resident at Sunset View, died late; June 11 in an Oak Park hospital. She was well known in McH£nr^; where she and her husband spent much time during the summers. , Besides Mr. Lessman, she is sur* vived by three sons, one of whon| is Rev. Walter Lessman of Lena* 111.; also one daughter. Services were held Friday, with burial in Queen of Heaven cemetery. " r William J. Marum William J. Marum, husband of the former Leona Justen of McHenry, died unexpectedly Monday, June 17, in Edison Park. Besides his widow, he is survived by a son, Edward C. Marum, a daughter,. Miriam DeBreu, and a brother James. A son, William, preceded him in death. \ Services were held Wednesday morning from the Church of St. Juliana, with interment in St. Mary's cemetery, Chicago. Hulda Hagberg Mrs. Hulda Hagberg, 77, died at St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin, Tuesday morning, June 18. Her home was in Chicago but previously she had spent three and one-half years in Huntley. Survivors include a son, Win, of McHenry and two daughters, Mrs. Lincoln Lukes of Chicago and Mrs. Irwin Wasserstrass of Huntley; also eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock from the Furman chapel at 3100 West Irving'Park road, with interment in Montrose cemetery. The deceased was a member of Lorman Temple. No. 110, Phythias Sisters, Cook County Past Chiefs association, No. 1, and True Blue chapter, No. 902, O.E.S. McHenrj NOW YOU CAN Diamonds BUY... & Watches *1®® Per Week McHenry Gift Enterprizes Distributors 'of General Merchandise 523 MAIN ST. 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