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1500 Participate In Special Olympics For The Mentally Retarded PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, MAY 26, 1972 CUB SCOUT PACK NO. 182 - TUG-OF-WAR Cub Scout Pack 162 Holds Its Annual Olympics Cub Scout Pack No. 162 held its annual Olympics for its monthly Pack meeting at McCracken Field. Contests were held by dens, then all winners from each den com­ peted for grand champions. Winners were as follows: 50 yard dash 1) Larry Broderick (Den 3); 2) Brett Thomas (Webelos); 3) Jay Bauml (Den 1) Broad Jump l) Larry Broderich (Den 3); 2) Steve Meyer (Den 1) ; 3) Bob Harper (Den 6). Ball Tossing 1) Brett Thomas (Webelos); 2) Roger Wigman (Den 1); 3) Bob Harper (Den 6) . Den No. 7 was the tug-o- war champs: Gary Cortemash, Charles Cox, Brian Rossman, Don Nordholz, Don Vornkahl and James Willis. The boys are now looking forward to the trip to Cubs Park on June 15th. PROCESSING APPLICATIONS Applications for state grant money for treatment of public waterworks waste discharges are now being processed by the Illinois Environmental Protection agency. Financial aid for waterworks in­ stallations will be based on the same program outlines as for sewage treatment facilities, including requirements for meeting all federal specifications, according to William H. Busch, EPA manager of grants and tax certification. Details regarding the grant program and ap­ plication forms may be ob­ tained from Illinois EPA, 2200 C hurchill road., Springfield, 111. 62706. Warrior Nine Gains First Place Tie; Defeat Tigers 6-4 By Fred Kusch MCHS' Orange and Black Batsmen came back from a 2 run deficit to gain a 6-4 victory over the Tigers of Crystal Lake. A 12 hit attack plus the hurling of Senior Ron Miller gave all the Warriors what they needed for victory. The victory moved MCHS into a first place tie. If the Warriors whip Dundee tonight Wednesday they will clinch a share of the N.S.C. crown. BOX SCORE McHenry, 6 - Crystal Lake, 4. h r Rogers 2b Habich 3b Miller p Prazak If Wickenkamp ss Steinsdoerfer rf DeCicco cf Claypool c 3 - 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 2 e 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 12 6 2 Scope by innings : r h e. M 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 6 1 2 2 C.L. 02002004 51 LOB - McH. 5. C.L. 5. Deaths JAMES E. HESS, SR. James E. Hess, Sr., 73, of 4705 N. Gregory, Whispering Hills, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital Wednesday, May 24. Mr. Hess was born Nov. 28, 1898, in Indiana. He was a foreman for an office supply manufacturing company, and in later years served as desk man for the city of McHenry Police department. Survivors include his wife, Mary E. (Depta) to whom he was married Jan. 1, 1944. He also leaves three daughters, Mrs. Edward (Sally) Baranowski of Ontarioville, 111., Mrs. Richard (Arlene) Prybell of Schaumburg and Mrs. Robert (Connie) Hansen of McHenry ; three sons, James E. Jr., of Chicago, Theodore E. of Willow Springs and George L. of Buffalo Grove, 111.; also fourteen grandchildren. The Rev. Willis Walker of Mount Hope Methodist church will officiate at last rites to be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home. Interment will be private. The body rests at the chapel until the time of services. EDUCATION REQUIRED Addressing 600 special education administrators, teachers, parents and other professionals from six Midwest states, Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie called on local school districts to guarantee a full range of educational services to all handicapped children. Ogilvie cited a 1969 law requiring Illinois public schools to provide programs for han­ dicapped youngsters as "good sense from the standpoint of practical economics, for it costs far less to provide even the most sophisticated educational services than it does to care for the han­ dicapped individual throughout an adult lifetime." TRIPLE CROWN SUPER SERIES Of Super Modifieds & Sportsman Stocks IS THIS SAT.-SUN.-M0N On the IRA Super Circuit SAT. MAY 27 SUN. MAY 28 M0N. MAY John Teresi Indy Pace Car 33 lap Championship Wilmot, Wis.-Time trials 7 p.m. 2nd Crown series Championship Lake Geneva Raceway-Time trials 6p.m' Award winning Super Crown Championship Wilmot, Wis. '0 Pace car courtesy John Teresi Chev-Olds, Antioch At 8:30 a.m., on Friday, May 19,1500 retarded athletes, their coaches, chaperones, teachers and parents stood at attention as the West Pullman Park Boy Scout Troop raised the flags of the United States of America and the special Olympics, while Colleen O'Brien, a 28-year old mentally retarded student at Oak Community school and workshop, 208 W. Harrison, Oak Park, sang the Star Spangled Banner. Newspaper columnist Dave Condon and Chicago Park District Director of Recreation Bill Barbaro officiated at these early morning ceremonies and introduced 12- year-old Michael Charles, 10801 S. Normal Ave., Chicago, who had the honor of being the of­ ficial torch bearer for the 1972 Chicago Park District Special Olympics for the Retarded. Michael, who attends Ada S. McKinley Center, ran the length of the field with the special Olympics flame of hope and was lifted to the 30 foot torch by one of the fire department's snorkle units. As the light was kindled, the whistle blew and the 1972 meets were on. Named as an award winner from our community who participated in the 1972 Chicago Park District Special Olym­ pics, co-sponsored by the Mentally Retarded Olympian Program, Inc. is Mary H. Malinski No. 244. Athletic event: High jump, female 19 years and over, division No. 1. Award: Second place - result 2' 2" School represented: Pioneer Center, McCullom Lake. Chapel Hill Golf News Standings after May 23. Old Bridge, 14'^ points Harry's Arco, 14 points Schlitz, 14 points; Het termann's, 1316 points Bavaria Haus, 124 points, Miller's H. Life, 8Vfe points; Du- Ro Duffers, 8 points; McHenry Rec., 7v2 points; Nolan Liquors. 7 points; Rudolph's Concrete, 5V2 points. Event of the day: Low Putts was won by Class A. Doris Freund. 17 putts. Class B-- tie between Lou Stine and Evelyn Sanford, 16 putts each. Class C. Hazel Stahlman, 16 putts. McHENRY'S OF RON MILLER Ron Miller has earned Player of the Week honors for the Warriors by virtue of his brilliant pitching performance against Woodstock. Ron threw a no hit, ro run game and lowered his season E.R.A. to a stingy 1.10. 0 WE WILL BE OPEN Sunday, May 28th 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday (Memorial Day) 9.00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 3 million pounds of dynamite, and 13 years time were required to build the Tamiami Trail, across southern Florida. Inquiring Son--Father, may I ask one more question9 Patient Father--Yes, my son, just one more. Son--Well, then, father, why is it that while night falls, day breaks? GERTRUDE P. LLOYD Mrs. Gertrude P. 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