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M Wednesday. Mar 27, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEAljSR McHenry Plaindealei Phone 170 -171 J&t* •8: Published every Thursday at 'cHenry, 111., by the McHenry Polishing Company, Inc. NATIONAL EDITORIAL -WvnMhHi'iTiHiiiniM VV. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr AJ>ELE FROEHLICH, Editoi ; SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County \1 Year $3.5C m Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 "• Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 «6 Months ........ $2.25 *3 Months - $1.50 «Entere<l as second-class mat tjr at the post office at Mc- Ipnry, Illinois, under the act o§ May 8. 1879. Gurley, 2b 4 0 2 3 Kiple, If 4 1 0 0 Baker, c 4 0 0 0 Schroeder, ss 3 v 0 2 0 Tetting, rf 3 1 2 1 Gash'ian, lb 1 1 0 0 King, p 2 0 0 0 Bricking, ph 1 0 0 0 Rymous, p 0 0 0 0 Farm, p 0 0 0 0 28 7 10 6 2B. Hebert, Stock. 3B. Steinbach. INNINGS: R H E McHenry 000 102 3--6 8 3 Grayslake 000 040 3--7 10 2 SOPH TRACK TEAM WINS SECOND PLACE IN COUNTY MEET , BMHAP: §B$ET< W BIS: PY WARRIORS E TO GRAYSLAKE DISTRICT. 7 TO S By Ron Smith (Last Weeks News) 1 McHenry's Unhappy Warriors played Grayslake, the leader in the Northwest Suburban conference, in the first round of the district eliminate tourney and met defeat 7W after two valiant but useless rallies. The Warriors banged out 8 hits but Claybaugh and Steinbach allowed 10 hits although they were the victims of some faulty play in the field. Jack Schaefer and Jim Smith led the attack with 2 hits each. John Steinbach tripled for the only extra base hit on Mc- Hjprv's side. Stock, Graysfaxe's centerfielder, led their igi$ty attack with 3 for 4, in- ^U'ding a double. &3yicHenry scored one in the rath on a hit by Schaefer, a Ificrifice by Roti, and a single Jim Smith. They added 2 in the sixth when Steinbach led off with a triple to rightfield. Schaefer grounded out, but Roti singled, dWnng in Steinbach. A hit by Oeffling and a walk to Jim Smith loaded the bases. Ron Creutz grounded into a fielder's choice, driving in a run, but Ron Smith and Jim Peterson made outs to retire the side with McHenry trailing 4-3. McHenry gave it the old "college" try in the bottom of the seventh but couldn't quite get the tying run across, w^helini singled leading off and when Steinbach grounded to the pitcher, he threw it into centerfield on an attempted double play, allowing Chelini to take third. He scored on a wild pitch before Schaefer singled, sending Steinbach to third. Roti's sacrifice fly scored Steinbach and after Oeffling popped out, it didn't look too ht for the Warriors. But Smith singled, driving home Schaefer and Creutz and R. Smith walked, filling the basses. Mike Gantert, pinchhitting for Gates, grounded out to end the threat. Mcenry finally snapped out of eir hitting slump, but couldn't come through with a win. J Box Score 8H McHenry AB R H RBI At the Frosh-Soph county track meet this week McHenry's sophomore team showed that they could be tough although this is the first year for MCHS in track. The team accounted for two new county records in the 880-yard run and the mile relay. Tom Creighton smashed the old 880 time of 2:13.5 with a good fast time of 2:08.3. The biggest surprise, though, came in the mile relay where a team, consisting of P. Faunt, E. Samen, T. Creighton, and B. O'Brien, sliced eleven seconds off the county record in establishing a new record of 3:45.8. Neverthe less, Jess Von Wollenberg was the chief point contributor for the little Warriors with a first in the 180 yard low hurdles, a third in the 120-yard high hurdles, and a fifth in the 220-yard dash. Another surprise came in the shot put where Bill Wright managed to get a fourth for McHenry. At 5' 2" in high jump Bill Hintze took second while Jim Hansen also got a second: his was in the mile run (4.58.2). In the 440-yard dash Bill O'Brien won a second place ribbon and Ron Freund in the 100-yard dash took a third place one., FOX VALLEY RIDERS The Fox Valley Riders met at their club house Wednesday evening at 7:30. The main topic of discussion was about rearranging the track in some places, the gravel pit opening was widened and will be used as the starting point, a few tires were moved and other places were improved. Jim Duggan laid out this week's lime bag run. It started at the Club, went through the countryside and &nded at our newest sponsor's place of business, Wally's Inn on Roberts Road. TWO HEARINGS ARE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT TUESDAY WARRIORS MAKE FINE SHOWING IN TRACK MEET Show Surprising Class In Tough Conference Test Two hearings are scheduled at the city hall in McHenry for 3 o'clock on Tuesday, June 2. In one, the petitioners, Charles Stilling, Herlinda Stilling, Jerome Stilling and Sandra Stilling, hope to change the classification of a piece of property from "F" farming 6 to "R-l" residential. In the second, James Becker and Dorothy Becker are asking for a variation of the "side yard requirements" and that they be allowed to add an addition to the front or east side of an existing structure. The property is located on the shore of Pistakee Lake. TAX COLLECTIONS A total of $27,054 was collected in McHenry in tax collections on all types of business, on February sales, collected in March. Others include Woodstock, $28,885.05; Crystal Lake, $31,658; Richmond, $2,192; Ringwood, $217; Spring Grove, $935; Wonder V. F. W. NEWS TW • f IT TK 4- T Lake- $1,617; Johnsburg, $490; The team of K Thornton. J^|lslhnd' Lake, $340.80; Lake- Templeman, K. Aeverman, and $278; Sunnyside> $166 R. Freund were third while later Thornton got himself another ribbon with a fourth in the broad jump. Rog Swanson was another M.C.H.S. point man with a fifth in the high hurdles. In the low hurdles E. Samen scored two more points by taking fourth place. All in all Crystal Lake was an easy winner with 86 points w h i l e M c H e n r y n o s e d o u t Woodstock 43Ms to 42V2. On Wednesday, May 13, McHenry had its first representation at the conference track meet in over twenty years. Our inexperienced track team mad£ a surprisingly good showing in spite of keen competition from the best track performers in t h e c o n f e r e n c e . M c H e n r y placed sixth, twenty points ahead of last place Dundee and only three points behind fifth place Zion. Most of McHenry's ' scoring was accounted for by the three Creighton brothers, Mike, Tom and Jim, who brought homeseven medals. Mike took one of the Warriors' two firsts in the halfmile run with a time of 2:06.8. He tied for second in the high jump behind Bill Johns, who took second in state, and he placed fourth in the high hurdles. Tom took a third in the halfmile run, and was a member of the fourth place mile relay team. Jim was another member of the mile relay team and he tied for fourth plsjce in the broad jump. , Jim Jones was McHenry's other first place winner. He won the mile run with a time of 4:58.8. Jim Hansen, a rapidly improving sophmore came in fifth in the mile. The Warriors other medal winners were Hank Houck and Bill O'Brien, who completed the relay team. Next year should be a banner one for McHenry's track teams as two of the Creighton brothers (Mike and Tom) are returning, along with a strong sophomore track team. .^1 Page Fire LEGAL NOTICE In the matter of the "application of HENRY J. ROEPKEN and HENRY T. ROEPKEN for a Variation: NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the McHenry County Z o n i n g O r d i n a n c e , a p u b l i c hearing will be held by the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals, relative to a variation of the front building line requirement of eighty feet (80') from the center of Highway 120 to seventy-three feet, six inches (73' 6") on the following described property: Lot 5 in Block 21 in Lakeland Park Unit No. 2, a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter and part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded December 12, 1952, as Document No. 260030 in Book 11 of Plats, page 66, in McHenry County. Illinois. Said hearing shall be held in the City Hall of the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, on June 16, 1959, at 3:30 P.M. All persons interested may attend. McHENRY COUNTYZONING BOARD OF APPEALS "By: John E. Looze, Chairman Petitioner's Attorney WELTER AND KIGGINS 105 Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois Phone: 1313 (Pub. May 27, 1959) GIRL SCOUTS nose bag lunch. The Girl Scouts of Kachina neighborhood are grateful to all who cooperated and bought nuts or cookies during the cookie drive. We are happy to say that all the troops made a good showing, thanks to the people of Wonder Lake and Richmond. Mrs. Bergsma of Richmond handled the cookies and nuts. Mr. and Mrs. Sphuer were chairmen for Wonder Lake. Let every dawn of morning be to you as the beginning of life. The newly installed commander, Elmer Miller, and three other delegates attended the Fifth district meeting at W?ukegan on Sunday, May 17. Five of the auxiliary members were also present. \as efer, ss Roti, 2b Oeffling, If J. Smith lb Creutz, c R. Smith, cf Gates, rf Peterson, ph Gantert, ph Sompel, 3b Chelini, ph Qeybaugh, p Sreinbach, p 27 6 Grayslake AB R H RBI ?bert, 3b 2 2 10 lock, cf 4 2 3-2 We were proud to be among Fourth place went to Huntley ! the few posts with 100 per cent with 33 points while Harvard paid-up membership. scored 3, Marengo 2, and Richmond 1. NUMEROUS FIRE CALLS ANSWERED DURING PAST WEEK our big V.F.W. carnival in July. All marching units in the Memorial Day parade will be served a pot-luck lunch after the parade at the V.F.W. club. Husbands or wives are welcome. Please refer all news items to J. B. Smith. 540-R-l. John B. Smith After the meeting, we were served a wonderful dinner. The next district meeting will be held in Joliet. Our regular by-monthly meeting was held at the V.F.W. club rooms on Monday, May Lo, cal f, irem,e n . had a bus'y i tJh*e AM™emn*or itahl ^Dsa yp lapnanreaJde w aern«d week, not only in saving the | _ K.„ „ ^ w * i Riverside hotel from total destruction but also in keeping damage in less serious fires at a minimum. Wednesday night of last week, about 9:45, they were called to Lakemoor when a furnace became overheated. There was no damage. On Saturday, a tractor caught fire in Aqua-Lane Estates, north of Shalimar, caused by a short in the wiring. On'v p little rHmagp Sunday morning about 9:30, an old building located near Magic Slacks on Main street, just west of the railroad tracks, caught fire, resulting in a hole burned in the roof. Only a limited amount of damage resulted to the contents of the building, which was used for storage. Firemen hurried to the John Mozart home, about a mile east of the bridge on Rt. 120, Monday morning when a faulty! - valve caused a gas stove to catch afire. The only damage was to the stove. VA ASSISTANCE A Veterans administration representative from the Rockford VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, June 2, to inform and assist veterans, their dependents, and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. TOAST TC WONOEfeFULmUND'S DAIRY THEIR MILK MAKES THE FINEST/ KACHINA NEIGHBORHOOD i The Kachina neighborhood i of Girl Scouts will hold day | camp at Wonder Lake this ! year. The dates set aside for this big event will be July 6 through July 11. The place is the Rod and Gun club grounds | at the north end of Wonder j Lake. If you are a registered j Scout, get your applications in j right away as the number will ! be limited due to the shortage I of adult help. Are there any I adults who would be willing J to help at day camp to give a Lfew- hours of their time so that ! these youngsters- w ill not be ! disappointed? i A nature course will be held | May 27 at the Rod and Gun I club grounds from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A training course | will be given June 3 for unit ; leaders and any one w ishing ! to help. If you enjoy being outdoors, come and join the Girl Scout leaders. Please bring a JUST. WHAT YOUR DOCTOR ORDERED With care, precision and integrity, our Pharmacist follows your Doctor's written orders exactly to the letter. Bring your prescription to os where you can always depend upon getting: "Just What Your Doctor Ordered." lit DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE »0UM *1 WAYS WfiCOHt U iour NYE DRUGS. Inc 3% INTEREST On All Savings j at McHenry State Bank effective July 1, 1959 DAIRY. INC. 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