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f > Thursday, April 28, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Five | TOMASELLO'S Wednesday Nite League -- E. Smith 245-183-192-620. Friday Nite League -- J. Baldwin 192-560; B. Litwin 205-552; J. Wilcox 203- 542; E. Miller 200-542; D. Huff 202-534; D. Gregg 200-532, . McHEXBY RECREATION B^iness Men's League -- ^Rrennan's 1-2 -- Snug Harbor 2-1. E. Wagner 211; A. Mc- Carroll 233-203-607. Jandt's City Service 1-2 -- Ackerman's 2-1. L. Ackerman 211-211-557; R. Stevens 538; F. Goehring 534. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- Bimbo's No. 1 1-2. N. Justen 235-548; J. McAndrews 208. Ludwig Milk 3-0 -- Bimbo's rfcfc 2 0-3. M. Soberg 203. T3uss Motors 0-3 -- Bob's 3-0. T. McNish 215; E. Schroeder 559. Mike's Fireside 1-2 -- McHenry Welding 2-1. Nite Owls -- L. Miller 427; M. Otto 423; M. Kuna 171-458; L. Amberg 479; P. Greene 450; I. Kreier 423; L. Stone 177-202-518; S. Sutton 181-195-536; A. Gauscfll 422; H. Gerambio 172-427; A. Groh 426; E. Tonyan 409; G. Steinsdorfer 411; E. Rand 416; N. Bowman 170-452; L. Vacondio 481; E. McNish 443; P. Rosing 450; M. Etheridge 411. Railroads: R. Simon 5-10; *E. Rand 5-5-10; C. Bpone 3-6- 10-8^7; A. Groh 2-4-7-10; M. Etheridge 6-7. Thursday 9:15 -- f. E. Buch & Sons 1-2 -- eside Inn 2-1. J. Wiser 200; S. West 222; E. Dillon 216-562. Northern Illinois Machinists 1-2 -- Park Pub 2-1. M. Krueger 534. Ffreund Oil 0-3 -- Clark Chevrolet 3-0. W. Sigman 525; W. Don nelly 213-529; R. Freund 530; H. Smith 210-538; W. Coari 549; C. Corso 234- 585 ^H. Lottchea 201-573. M. Television 1-2 -- Bimbo's 2-1. Hojnacki 201-209-563; F. Lowe 217-575; T. Getner 570; W. Pierce 541. Carey Electric 0-3 -- Old Bridge Tavern 3-0. P. Overton 222-563; M. Crouch 200-555; G. Kinsala 528; T. Sutton 200-226- 615; J. Larkin 547. Kent t^rpwatfon 1-2 -- Riverside Barber Shop 2-1. Gillifflgd 526; Kleinhuizen 210-209- fwi; Kreier 539; Nimsgern 548; Piotrowski 219-589; Kuna 209- 538; Otto 201. Commercial- -- Garrelts Contract Co. "2%- H -- George's White House V2-2\->. E. Amann 533; C. Green 200-525; E. Steinsdoerfer 201; R. Blake 246-581; R. Wieeman 215-566. V.F.W. Post 4600 2-1 -- Bubo's 1-2. Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 2-1 -- Worts Service Station 1-2. R. Pickrum 200. McHenry State Bank 1-2 --. Kleinhans Bldg. Service 2-1. K. Ingersol 202-246-630; R. Kleinhuizen 527. Brennan Milk Service 3-0 -- Marks Sports Center 0-3. E. Wagner 200; F. Matthesius 212-538; H. Blake 533. ' iMeHenry Laundry 2-1 --• Craft Bulk Coolers 1-2. L. Bacon 214; R. Pries 202-566; R. Hiller 525; C. Behnke 216-213- 606. Tuesday Thlrty-Nlners -- McHenry Co-op 2-1 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 1-2. L. Wirch 464; N. Stilling 435; C. Rosing 437; ^T. Stilling 426: H. Busch 455. Nye's Drug Store 0-3 -- Mc« I^nry State Bank 3-0. D. Rogers: N. Justen 437. F reund Oil 1-2 -- Pitzen 2-1. B. Mackinder 439; M. Einspar 408; V. Doherty 441. Railroads: H. Busch 5-8-10; C. Rosing 5-8-10. C. D. of A. -- Final Standings: W L Buss Ford 62% 36% Althoff Gas 58% 40% ife & Ray 56 43 Chain O'Lakes Exc. 55 44 P. M. Justen 52 47 Wattles Drugs 51 48 Merle Norman 50 49 Main Paint 48% 50% Pink Harrison 42% 56% L & H Television 39% 59% Marie's Shop 39 60 Garrelts Contr. 36 63 M. Stoffel 213-573; M. Fuchs ifa-547; B. Barnes 140-400: M. Thennes 180; C. Beck 161; L. Braidman 464; B. Clark 171- 478; J. Pieroni 188; J. Buss 171-468; J. Weyland 163-469: F. Root 401: C. Sickafoose 173- 434; E. Blake 163-449; L. Blake 161-443; L. Phannenstill 419; A. Gaulke 168-479; C. Freund 170. Railroads: G. Barbian 5- 8-10. B^^Ienry Recreation Major Scratch League -- J. Klein 203; T. Shane 213- 582; F. Schmitt 206; G. Schaefer 233-623; H. Behnke 200-552; R. Peisert 210; R. Hignight 202; M. Crouch 237-200-236- 683: C. Corso 226-215-610; H. Lottwhea 203: J- Jannatta 200; W. Webb 227-209-584: N. Dalby 215-232-640; R. Kuna 204- PALACE Tavern' League -- Atlas Prager 1-2 -- Opponent 2-1. A. Koerper 222-565. Hans Tavern 0-3 -- McDonald's 3-0. H. Steffes 541; B. Worm 550. Holiday 0-3 -- George's 3-0. Miller 213-201-558. Whitey's 2-1 -- Joe's 1-2. Pafcice Wednesday Nite Ladi « League -- Blatz 0-3 --- Buss 3-0. McHenry Country Club 3-0 -- Hettermann's 0-3. V. Johnson 432; N. Larkin 177-481; M. Smith. 446. Monday 7:00 Ladies Lague -- 4-11-60 -- Walsh Insurance 3-0 -- McHenry Disposal 0-3. J. Czajkowski 173-437; L. Crouch 182- 449. Railroads: H. Widen 5-10. Elm Paint 2-1 -- Carey Appliances 1-2. D. Loeffelholz 421. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- 4-18-60 -- ,r Carey Appliances 2%-% -- McHenry Disposal % -2 %„ Elm Paint & Supply 0-3 -- Walsh Insurance 3-0. L. Crouch 1 9 2 - 2 1 5 - 5 7 2 . R a i l r o a d s : L . Crouch 4-9-10. Loaders, in County* Tourrta ment: Singles Bob Piesert (McHenry) Actual Hep Total 684 47 731 Buddy Miller (Johnsburg) 662 49 711 Doubles E. Wils o n - K e n J o h n s o n (Wood) 1290 D. Wiegman-I. Green (McHenry) 1289 V. Maynard-E. Steinsdorfer (C. Lake) 1289 McHENRY MOTHERS TO ATTEND SPECIAL UNIVERSITY EVENTS Two mothers from McHlnry will be guests of their sons when they attend Campus Mothers Day weekend at the University of Illinois. Events of the weekend include scholastic and military honors presentations, introduction of the May queen, spring musical, "Guys and Dolls," University theater production, "You Never Can Tell," and many others. Coming to the campus from McHenry are Mrs. . Clifford Kiehl, whose son, Clifford, is a member of Beta Sigma Psi fraternity, and Mrs. He 1 e n Meyers, Rt. 2, whose son, Charles, is a member ot Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. Few people are smart enough to keep their innermost thoughts from snowing in daily actions. I |i{ Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson of 203 Main street are the prcud grandparents ot Richard John, born to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Simpson of Oak Park at Memorial j hospital, Woodstock, Easter Sunday, weighing 6 lbs., 11 ozs. Mr. Simpson is pharmacist at McHenry hospital. This is their first grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Knox, who reside near Terra Cotta, are grandparents of a girl. Anna-Marie, born at Sherman hospital, Elgin, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Knox of Fox River Grove on April 12. The new baby was welcomed home by a brother. Tommy III, 11 months old. Mrs. Knox is the former Jayne Cristy, daughter of Mrs. Jav Cristy of Wonder Lake. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hea\v of Evans ton.1 A daughtet was bom at Memorial hospital. Woodstock on April 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Creamer. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Netthare are the parents of a son, born April 20 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A girl was born April 20 at Harvard hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. James Van Kanegan of Oak Park welcomed a daughter on April 22 at Memorial hospital. A son was born April 23 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roewer. Mr. and Mrs. David Lennon are the parents of a girl, born April 23 at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs. Duane Davenport are the parents of a boy, born April 25 at Memorial hospital. A girl was born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church of Wonder Lake. Mr and Mrs. William Dicker of Wonder Lake welcomed a son on April 25 at Memorial hospital. VIRGINIA COOPER, JAMES HUNT WED LAST SATURDAY Rev. James McChesney, Jr., officiated at the 5 o'clock nuptial rite last Saturday, April 23, which united in marriage Miss Virginia E. Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Cooper of 11 Mary Lane, Hunterville Park, and Mr. James M. Hunt of Hunterville Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hunt of Ringwood. The Ring wood Methodist : church was decorated with J bouquets of white mums and . white snapdragons. I The attractive brjde was j charming In a gown of importl e&schantilly laice and tulle, designed with fitted bodice. The sabrina neckline was embroidered with sequins and pearls, and the princess line front panel-of the floor length skirt, with alternating tiers of, lace, extended into a chapel length train. Her headpiece was an i m p o r t e d p e a r l i z e d o r a n g e blossom Juliet e&p. Miss Gail Castle of McHenry acted as maid of honor and Sharon Cooper, sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Bridesmaids were Judy Barwig of McHenry and Janet Fischer of Chicago. The bridesmaids chose orchid and white, pure silk, street length dresses, while the maid of honor was in white and yellow silk. George Baumbeck served as best man and groomsmen were Vernon Block and Leonard Spencer of McHenry. Mrs. Cooper chose a mint green, street length dress, with which she wore white accessories. Mrs. Hunt was attired in a turquoise dress and black iccessories. Dinner followed at 7 p.m. for 175 guests at the Legion home, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to Ohio. The bride is a graduate of McHenry high school and is employed as an IBM proof operator at the Round Lake State bank. The groom also received his education at the local high school and at present is a printer in Woodstock. OSRITAl IJotU Memorial Hospital Patients at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, this past week included Katie Harrison and Mrs. Gerry Kunz of Ringwood; Joseph Nimsgern, Jr., Eleanor Baiv.ig, Jean Grandt, Carrie Phillips, Ann Wachtler of McHenry and Henry F. Etheridge of Wonder Lake.' CAMERA CLUB STUDIES CONTACT PRINTING MAY 3 Harvard Hospital' Card Kuntz, Mrs. William Gibson, Alex Brand and Mary Jost have been patients in Harvard hospital. Spring Housecleaning? Spring Permanent time Let us restyle your hair to your individual charm. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiutiiiitiiiimmiiiitimtimiiic Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. GREEN EV 5-0010 Mrs. Dorothy Whittemore, the former Dorothy Justen of McHenry, is, a surgical patient at Stanford university hospital in ,San Francisco. Four-wheel brakes first appeared as standard equipment on cars in 1924. At the April meeting of the McHenry Camera club, Ernest R. Rody, manager of DeJui Ansco Corp., Chicago, gave an interesting talk on different shutters and range finders. Also present was Rod Allan, who showed colorful movies of Alaska which he took six years ago. The club will hold its next meeting Tuesday, May 3, at 7:30 o'clock at the McHenry Camera Center on Riverside Drive, at which time there will be a demonstration of . contact printing. MARRIAGE LICENSES - Ted McNish of McHenry and Irene Kreighbaum of Woodstock. Alan S. Gore, Crystal Lake, and Vicki Johnson, Wonder Lake. DECICCO'S 1-HIT PITCHING DEFEATS WOODSTOCK 4 TO 2 the ball a little better the' Mc- Henry team will be pushing the leaders for first plafieT^ The average person has 4% to 6% quarts of blood, weighing 12 to 15 pounds. Most people are as unwilling to improve themselves as they are willing to improve others. Bill DeCicco, one of the fast developing sophomore pitchers on the varsity squad, was within two outs of having a no-hitter in the game agaitist Woodstock Friday. Picking up single runs in the first, second, third and fifth innings, McHenry, with outstanding pitching by DeCicco and several fine defensive plays, went into the last inning leading 4-0. But in this inning a walk, a hit, the ; only one given up by Bill and j two throwing errors allowed i Wpodstock to score , two runs making the final score 4-2 in favor of McHenry. Tuesday of this week Paul ' j j Morenz, the other fine so'pho-^ more pitcher, will be on the mound against Crystal Lake, the defending North Suburban champs and on Friday, DeCicco will take the mound again Against Barrington. This game will mark the beginning of the second round of games, and if the batters can start hitting THANK YOU I wish to thank all the people for the "This is your Life' night held for me last week. It was certainly one of the biggest things that ever happened to me and will be remembered by me for the rest of my lite It took a lot of work and a lot of help from all my friends It's a good feeling to know that you have so many. Thank you one and all! 52 GEORGE P. FREUNF NEW NO-DUCT RANGE HOOD Eliminates: Cooking Odors--Grease and Smoke NO DUCTS -- NO CARPENTRY -- NO WIRING Uses Same Principle as Submarine Nautilus. See It Today! See or Pt\one/ybur F ranch ised Dealer! McHenry Window & Awning Co. 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