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Thursday, May 17, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHENRY PLAINDEALER S812 W. Elm St. Est 1875 r^Phone 885-0170 --i Published Every Thursday at McHenry, I1L by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. !/ ^ NATIONAL ftflTOHIAl dtibl |A#C0TI|N ^_jf§| •r \ flssociHTion? 8 •--: -- 1 Subscription Rates In McHenry County 1 Year ... '. f$4.00 6 Mos. $2.25 3 Mos $1.50 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. $2 50 3 Mos. $1.75 Starry E. Lund -- Bus, Mgr. Adeie Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, 111. TWO WELL KNOWN McHENRY WOMEN DIE THIS WEEK Mrs. Lillian Leibsohn, one of McHenry's^nost active women in cultural development, died ton McHenry hospital Tuesday morning, May 15, at 8:15 o'clock, following an illness of two months. She was 50 yeSrs of age. Mo.^it rcccnt nf her endeavors was organization of the Great Books club in McHenry last summer and fall. Even though she was aware that she could not take part in its activities, she worked tirelessly "*to bring about its formation. Mrs. Leibsohn was the first chairman of the McHenry Country Art Fair, and continued in the years since then to work actively for its success. In addition to keeping up her home, she conducted her own piano studio foi& twelve years, and for a time was one of the few teachers locally to ^present annual recitals for her "pupils. When her family was younger, she^was active in the P.T.A. Besides her husband, Samuel, %aves two sons, AIlan Fmvvarrl of Chicago and Barrv Lewis, a student at Mil- PR0F:E«i0nRl DIRECTORS' EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Lite lt» Representing UE LI ABLE COMPANIES ^When j You Need Insurance ol j Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0958 429 W. Elm St.. McHenry, ID toi^academy. Mass; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Freeman, of Chicago; one sister, Dorothy Pockross of Chicago; and one brother, A. A. "Mickey" Freeman, of Chicago. The body was removed to the Furth Memorial chapel at 75th and Clyde, Chicago, where Dr. Freeland will officiate at memorial services Thursday at 1:30 o'clock. The family asks omission of flowers and requests that contributions be made to a music scholarship fund in her memory. - FRANCES CRANE THORNE Mrs. Frances Crane Thjp^ne, 80, died early Wednesday morning, May 16, at McHenry hospital where she had been a patient sine? Saturday. Born Aug. 6, 1881 in Racine, Wis., she spent her early life there. She was a resident of Crystal Lake until 22 years ago when she and her only daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Renard, moved to McHenry and operated The Nook restaurant until a few years ago. Mrs. Thorne was beloved by all especially by the young people. Her girls, as she called them, spent many hours visiting with her. She will be misled by all who knew h^r. She was a member of the Lily of the West Rebecca Lodge and Eastern Star in Racine and ihe Fox Valley Camp, R.N.A. of McHenry. She attended the Methodist church. Survivors include her daughter, Eleanor Renard, \withx whom she made her home, and a sister, Mrs. Elsie Wolf of Lake Forest. The body rests at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Union cemetery in Crystal Lake. After seeing a few recent movies.; we aeree that Conrrrp^ s should (1) remove the amusement tax, or (2) change its name. McHenry by John Varese Ed Buss is trying to figure out a way to play the 17th where he can make a nickel. While playing with Lou Consago, Dick Hester and Jack Theis, he had an eagle on the hole and it cost him. Take lessons from Dick Weber, Ea. He had an 86 Sunday, and he collected from Jack Theis and Joe Etten., Two New Ways To Play the 10 th, by Dick 'Hester alid George Kipsala: Dick Hester's way is by shooting from the 8th fairway through the crotch of a tree at the top of the 10th fairway to the green, and Kinsala's .way by not using the 10th fairway at' all--only the 8th and the 17th. He got a birdie, yet! George scores well, but I'm «ure. he would like to shorten his game by a couple of thousand yards. The .'3rr. hoie was easy Sunday. It was holed out by Earl Seepe, Herb Reihansperger and John Varese--all from about 30 yards. --Tom E.Yans of the games committee wants to remind all members that they are entitled to compete for low net and blind bogey prizes each Sunday so get your names down. There is going to be a little news box put up near the bulletin board for the members so they can write up bits of neX^s about plays on the course Mhat should be printed in this column but are missed. All news items must be signed by the person who writes them: otherwise they will not tK^prjMed. x The twos o nvfi aggregate tournament had \its second week's play Sunday with two contests going for extra holes; Ycgen and Weyland beat Brown and Burns: Rosing and Buss beat A. Jackson and P. Overton (19th hole); Falcon and Sigman beat Sayler and D. Johnson; Meyer and Olsen beat Tonyan and Elberson (19th >; Blind Bogey winners in Class A were: 1st, Carl Schmidt; 2nd, Art Jackson; Dick Weber and Ed Gae. Class B winners were: 1st, Bob Peisert; 2nd. H. Jensen; 3rd, Bob Newkirk. Next Sunday the line up for the twosome toiirney will be: Buss and Rowing against Yor- Dundee Deals MCHS Loss To Gain Loop Lead Because of rain the day before and because McHenry's field was in playing condition while their opponents' wasn't, the game between Dundee and McHenry was played here on Wednesday, May 2. E v en though McHenry had the advantage of their own field, it didn't help as Dundee won • by a score of 3-1. With this win they took over the North Suburban Conference lead. Dundee led from the very start as they scored a run in the first inning. The run was scored on a single, after a"*hit and a sacrifice bunt. They scored again in the third on two hits. Although both runs were unearned because of nn error with the bases l>;«ded. McHenry scored their only run in the fourth on two singles and a sacrifice. Both teams went scoreless for the remaining innings.without getting a single hit. Both Peters for Dundee and Morenz for McHenrj pitched beautifully, but Peters came out or^top. Peters struck out nine and walked none. Morenz struck out ten and walked one. Morenz now has a record of 4-1, and Peters has a remarkable 6-0 record. McHenry (1) AB R H May 3 1 1 DeCicc o . 2 0 0 Freund 3 0 1 Morenz 3 0 0 Fletcher ,3 0 0 Har: is ... 3 0 0 Smith 2 0 0 Farr 2 0 0 Peteison 2 0 0 „ 23 1 2 Dundee (3) ' AB R H Duewel 3 1 1 Sund "... 2 0 0 Kinnison 3 1 1 Farber 3 0 2 Bolier 3 0 0 Mallv 3 0 0 EikUberry 2 0 0 Peters 1 1 0 Henk 0 0 0 Page Five Total MrHenry Dundee 22 3 4 R H E 000 1000--1 2 1 102 OOO.v--8 4 2 gen and Weyland; Falcon and Sigman against Meyer and Olsen. SWIMMING LESSONS • Private Pool • Semi-Private Classes • Baihouse Facilities Register Now for Classes to be Given ^ During Juin, July & August Phone 385-1008 MCHS Golf News The MCHS golf team beat Woodstock 8-2 at the McHenry Country club. . The first four golfers on the McHenry team showed good balance which W o o d s t o c k c o u l d n o t c o p e with. Scores for tfeffs match were as follows: Bob Beckenbaugh won 41-48, John Rourke won 42-50, Bill Funk won 43- 50, Chris Newkirk won 41-57, and Jay Sayler lost 54-53. Against Barrington, at Barringion Hills Country club, the McHenry team lost 226-237. This match was based on the four lowest 'scores of 5 for a 9 hole match. At the end of nine holes the two; teams were tied at 174 and an additional 3 holes were played. Barrington won these 3 holes to win the match. Scores for the McHenry boys at the end of nine Jes were: Bpb Beckenbaugh . John Rourke 46, Bill Funk 41, Alan Kuncl 46, and Chris Newkirk 43. Flg-ii came to McHenryjfriday. May 4. and lost in a very close match to 4r2. The mat eh was decided on an 8 foot putt made by Alan Kuncl to tfive him a 42 to his opponent's 43. Other scores tor this match were: Bob Beckenbaugh 41, Bill Funk 41. John Rourke 45, and Chris Newkirk 42. In a heavy rain the McHenry boys lost to Palatine 8-2. Palatine is having one of its best seasons in the past 10 years. Scores for this match were high due to the rain and cold weal her. Bob Becken b a u g h lost 42-43, Bill Funk lost 46- 47, John Rourke lost 45-53, Chris Newkirk won 53-54, and Alan Kuncl lost 47-53. In a match against Libertyville the MCHS boys won 6-4 in a 9 hole match. Bob Beckenbaugh lost 39-42, Bill Funk won 46-47, John Rourke won 49-50, Chris Newkirk won 44- 51, and Alan Kuncl lir»d 52- 52, The season record to this dale is 6 wins and 3 losses. Frid^yr-May 11, twelv.* schools competed for the district golf at the McHenry Country club. NURSES MEET :ie regular meeting ot the llinois Nurses association, District 16, will be held on Monday, May 21. ai the McHenry hospital. There will be a board meeting at 7:30 p.m., followed by a business meeting at 8. All members are urged to attend. STATE OF, ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY , NOTICE f TO: Occupants or persons in actual possession of real estate hereinafter described: to Frank J. Klapperich, the person in whose name the real estate was last assessed for general taxes; to J. R. Ladd and to unknown owners arid parties interested in said real es- 4-^tate. TAKE NOTICE: That a sale of lands and lots for general taxes duly made in the County and State aforesaid, Theofil Piskorz purchased on the 26th day of October, A.D. 1959, the real estate described as follows: ^ Lot lS^S^Klapperich's Subdivision Number 1, a subdivision of the East half of Section 7, and part of the South West fractional quarter of Section 8, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the 3rd P.M., lying Northerly and Westerly of the Fox River, in McHenry County, Illinois. that the taxes included in the j judgment for which the said i real estate was sold were the 1 tsLX£s levied snci bssossgc! there* on for the year 1958. the Matter of the application! of the County Collector of McHenry County, Illinois, for j judgment and order of sale 1 against real estate-lands and' lots-returned delinquent for the! non-payment of general taxes j for the year 1958 and prior years," being the. same proceedings" wherein the judgment •pf* the sale was entered upon which the above described tax sale was had, praying that the court direct the County Clerk to issue a tax deed conveying the above described real estate to John R. Kelso if said real estate shall not be redeemed from the said tax sale. Said petition is No. 59-C-184 and John R. Kelso, the petitioner, intends to apply to said County Court for an order for said tax deed on the 27th day of September, 1962 if the^ above described real estate shall not be redeemed from said tax sale. JOHN R: KELSO By: William J. Cowliii his attorneys Cowl in & Cowl in 88 No. Williams St. Crystal Lake. Illinois Telephone: 815-459-5300 - (Pub. May 17-24-31, 1962) McHENRY COUNTY LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE First Round May 20 Johnsburg Open ( Richmond at Harvard McHenry at Dundee May 27 Johnsburg at McHenry Harvard at Dundee. Richmond Open Second Round May SO (Memorial Day) Harvard at Johnsburg Dundee at Richmond McHenry Open June 3 Richmond at Johnsburg McHenry at Harvard Dundee Open June 10 Johnsburg at Duridee Richmond at McHenry Harvard Open June 27 a Johnsburg Open Harvard at Richmond Dundee at McHenry Be Wise Use The Classifieds Lake Region Sports _ Car Ciub That Theofil Piskorz assigned^ Lake ReRion sports Car I a n rliigg hh tt ,, tuitulee aa nnda ii nn tt ee rr ee ss tt iinn |j C CllUut>b wwiilUl pp rr eess eenn tt tt hh ee SDriinntt ss i" I t t. a£°r??a,ld r estate to Saturday, May 19. A tour of I °tu ?'T u d r- 1 u 1 e ,rack wil1 be conducted. That John R. Kelso has ex- j Gate No 2 wi„ be at ! tended the time of redemption; 9 a m ; practiee i0:30 - 12:30: j in accordance with ^~the--0*0^: fjrst car nff af(er tour at ^visions of the Illinois Rev^ed^j Usual safety equipment -- Statutes, Chapter 120, Section j helmets should be worn if you L, , lhave them. jThe time of redemption from said sale will expire on the ' 26th day of September, A. D.; 11962. Redemption may also be | made after the expiration of said last mentioned date at any time up to the date a tax deed is issued by the County I Clerk in the manner provided | in Section 253 of the Revenue : Act of 1939 as amended. Said ; real estate was last taxed in the name of Franks J. Klap- j ; perich, Johnsburg, Illinois. j FURTHER TAKE NOTICE ' that John R. Kelso filed a' petition on May 16, 1962, in j the County Court of said County in a proceeding entitled "In j m QHna ran uuo! 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