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FACE 1 • PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, I9M \*\ \ WARRIOR TERRY REILLY gets up for • perfect laynp at' Tunnicliff of the Wildcats appears to be taking a seat. Reilly led the Warriors in scoring with 12 points. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Montini Girls Win Trophy In Invitational Tourney The Montini girls basketball team participated in the First Avon Invitational basketball tournament last week. On Wednesday they played Countryside for their first game. The first half both teams played a very strong defensive game and the score was 13^12 in favor of Countryside. In the second half Countryside came on strong and over-powered the mustangs. The final score was Countryside 37, Montini 20. Linda Aim scored 8 points for Montini while Debbie Herdrich, Sue Butler and Cindy Tonyan led the defense. On Thursday the mustangs took on Lake Villa in one of the most exciting games of the tournament. The teams were very evenly matched and the score was close all the way through the game. The defense led by Debbie Herdrich, Sue Butler, Karen Truckenbrod and Sue Dixon held the Lake Villa scoring to 18 points in the first half while Montini came up with 20 points. Even though several girls ran into foul trouble Montini won 31-19. Debbie Herdrich scored 9 points, Sue Butler, 7, Kathy Sabatka and Sue Dixon 6 each and Linda Aim 4. Friday was the final game of the tournament and Montini played Avon. Avon took a strong lead right at the beginning of the game and never gave it up. They won 40- 31 which also gave them first place in the tournament. Sue Dixon scored 14 points and Linda Aim 8. Other points were earned by Debbie Herdrich, Cindy Tonyan, Carol Herrmann and Sue Butler. The defense was led by Sue Butler and Debbie Herdrich. The mustangs were presented the 3rd place trophy. Soph Cagers Lose To Libertyville 51-46 ^XJoach Gary Collins' McHenry High soph cagers 12 game winning streak was snapped Saturday by Liber­ tyville 51 to 46. Trailing 16 to 8 at the end of the first period the young sophs came roaring back with 22pts. in the second period MCHENRY IJBERTY- SOPHOMORES 8 22 8 8 46 16 14 16« 5 51 VILLE MCHENRY (46) FG FT TP LIBERTYVILLE (51) FG FT TP Oeffling Knox Deener Williams Reinboldt Kotiw TOTALS 3 4 4 7 7 8 2 6 9 14 Shannon Cummins Laver Blue Peterson Schneider 1 9 li 3 0 6 4 2 5 0 4. 2 2 0 10 10 10 4 22 2 46 TOTALS 19 13 51 vwwwwwwwwwv Northern lllini Bowmen News VWVWWWWWVWVVVM Members and guests of Northern Illmi Bowmen are invited to the NIB Annual Awards Banquet and Dance at Rimas Lodge, Griswold Lake, on February 7, 1976. Cocktail hour begins at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m., awards presentations with Earl Paddock of McHenry as Toastmaster will begin at 8 p.m.; then at 9 p.m. dance to "Wes and the Plainsmen" band to 1 a.m. Trophies will be awarded to the NIB Club Champions for 1975 and exceptional plaques will be presented to the suc­ cessful big game bowhunters of the club. Five deer and one bull elk were taken by NIB bowhunters this past season. Anyone wishing to attend the NIB Awards .Banquet and Dance and have a good time, please contact any NIB member for tickets. January 15th the new officers of Northern lllini Bowmen took charge of the 1st meeting of the new year held at McHenry Legion. The newly installed president of NIB is Lester Adams of 4418 Ponca. McHenry. Past president, Shirley Heffernan of Lake Wrestlers Lose To Libertyville Coach Marty Sobcxak's McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" went down to defeat at Libertyville Friday night by the score of 47 to 10. The Wildcats are one of the pre meet favorites this coming weekend in the north Suburban meet to be held at Dundee on Friday night and Saturday. Winners for McHenry were: Jeff Hurckes at 112 a 11 to 0 decision over Webster. Howie Usemand won a decision over Sasnacht at 119, and Bob Beck won over Green at 132. The JV's also lost 46 to 18. J V. 98 lbs., - Lib. - McHenry - forfeit. " ' 106 lbs., Wilson. McH. pin Chapanini, L. 112 lbs„ DiBlasi. McH. pin Benes 119 lbs., Palmieri, L. dec. Frantz, McH. 126 lbs., Neville, L. pin Tucker, McH. 132 lbs., Hughes, McH. dec. Kille, L. 138 lbs., Rogers, McH. dec. Rasmussen, L. 145 lbs., Newell, L. pin Whitehead, McH. 155 lbs., Voight, L. pin Wit- tington, McH. 167 lbs., Fletcher, L. pin Mai, McH 185 lbs., Gulsvig, L. - Forfeit. Hwt. Hass. L. pin Christopher, McH. In Memoriam Harry F. Kroll President of the Northeastern Illinois Association of Snowmobile Clubs died early Monday January 19, 1976 at the McHenry Hospital following a heart attack. Our sympathy goes to his family. The sport of snowmobiling has lost one of its staunchest supporters and hardest workers. Harry had been active in snowmobiling for years. He held many different offices in the three snowmobile clubs that he belonged to. Harry's ambition of having a united safe marked and insured snowmobile trail system throughout the northeastern part of Illinois became a fact this season. Tvtenty three of the clubs in this area joined their trails and united to buy the insurance and trail signs. As a tribute to Harry let's work together to build an even better and safer trail system, get the trouble makers in line and keep snowmobiling a clean healthy sport to be enjoyed by all at the expense of no one. THINK SAFETY Mel The VA earmarked a record $403.9 million for construction of new health facilities or ex­ pansion of existing health care units in 1975. During 1975 the VA recorded a seven per cent increase in the number of veterans receiving medical treatment ~ a total of 1,220,000 persons. More than 91 per cent of the patients were treated in VA hospitals and on an average day 173,630 veterans were cared for. Outpatient care increased by 19 per cent to a. total of 14,630,000 visits to VA staff or private doctors on a fee basis. to tie the game at 30 all at the intermission. Outgunned 16 to 8 again in the third period proved the downfall as the young Warriors could not overcome that lead and fell 51 to 46. Dave Kotiw took scoring honors Villa, took over new duties as Vice President. Bowhunting Vice President is Lyle Trumble of Woodstock. The new secretary is Frances Young of 621 Fairview Lane, Lake Villa 60046. Reelected were Earl Paddock of McHenry as Treasurer and Jean Bird of Wauconda to the post of Classification Director. It was decided to hold indoor shoots at McCullom Lake Beach House every Thursday nite 7:00 p.m. during the winter months. All archers are welcome. Appointed by the new President were Carol Anderson of Zion as Food Chairman, Irene Trumble of Woodstock as Publicity Chairman; and from McHenry are' Joe Raven as Range Captain, Bruce Warren as Target Chairman and R.L. Wash as Trophy Chairman. Next meeting will be February 19th at McHenry Legion. We would question the wisdom of a man who used the eggs from his most efficient layers for market, and the eggs from his poorest layers for hatching purposes. Might one also raise an eyebrow at the wisdom' of the way of life among humans, where the birth rate (usually) is in INVERSE ratio to the intellectual, moral, and mental abilities of parents?? HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS SERVE GAft CUSTOMERS Northern 111 foots Gas com pany will begin offering natural gas service to high priority waiting list customers Nl-Gat chairman and president, C.J. Gauthier. said this action follows Illinois Commerce Commission approval of a petition to serve new and ad­ ditional loads - some of which have been waiting since 1970 If all eligible customers accept the service. 86 per cent of the 3.100 pending applications will be met. Gauthier continued Schools, churches and health care facilities are examples of some of those who will benefit. Richard Zieman. left surprises Bert Hansoa by presenting htm a watch daring the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association annual meeting. Hansen has served as the administrator and executive director of the 12S-bed hospital at Woodstock for twenty years. Zlemaa. McHenry. to board president. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) -• LEAVES POST Osk Industries Inc. has announced thai Frank A. Astrologrs. president since 1970, is relinquishing that post to become chairman and chief financial officer of World Pay Television, a Los Angeles joint venture Oak recently formed to operate a broadcast television business p«y Emphasize Patient Care At Hospital Annual Meet Legal Notice TO: ELIZABETH AA. TODD; ELIZABETH M. FLOOD; ANDREW T. FLOdD; JOHN W. FLOOD; WONDER CENTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, an III. corp; VERNON W. KAYS, County Clerk, UNKNOWN OWNERS or PARTIES INTERESTED GENERALLY. TAX DEED No. 73-3643 FILED January 23, 1976 TAKE NOTICE County of McHenry Date premises sold: Nov. 26, 1973 Certificate Nos. 743 and 744 Sold for General taxes of year 1972 Sold for special assessments of NONE Special Assessment No. NONE Warrant No. NONE THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at Maple Drive, west of East End Drive, Wonder Lake, III. Legal Description: Lots 43 and 44 in Block 16 in Wonder Center Unit No. 2 a sub. of part of the SV2 Of Sec 7 Twp 45 N R8 ETPM according to plat thereof recorded 10-3-34 as Doc. 111934, in Book 8 of Plats, page 13, in McHenry County, Illinois PERMANENT PROPERTY INDEX Nos. 15-13256 and 15-13257 This notice is to advise you that the above property has been sold for delinquent taxes and that the period of redemption from the sale will expire on May 26, 1976 as extended. This notice is also to advise you that a Petition h$s been filed for a Tax deed which will transfer title and the right to possession of this property if redemption is not made on or before May 26, 1976. This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit Court of this County in Woodstock, (Illinois on June 1st, 1976. You may be present at this hearing but your right to redeem will already have expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any time on or before May 26, 1976 by applying to the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois at the County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. If this property has four or less dwelling units and you own or live in it as your principal residence you may obtain 30 days additional time to redeem your property at additional cost, by appearing in court at such hearing on June 1, 1976 in the County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. For further information contact the County Clerk. SEBASTIANO MALUSA Assignee of Tax Purchaser Leroy J. Welter Attorney for tax purchaser 1303 N. Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-385-1333 (Pub. Wed & Fri., Jan. 28,30 and Feb. 4, 1976) "We expect to continue to work under the policy that the patient is the most important person in the hospital." So asserted Bert Hanson, executive director of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, who marks his twentieth year as head of the county-wide hospital at Woodstock this year. Hanson voiced his emphasis on patient care at the annual meeting of the hospital's association last week "We have prided ourselves in providing excellent patient care, and I believe the reason is that we have an excellent nursing staff," he continued. "I would be happy to com­ pare the nursing care given at our hospital with any hospital. Our hospital-based physicians , continue to be a major asset to the hospital in the over-all care of patients and in the on-going continuing education program of the medical staff." He referred to Dr. Dan Horan, radiologist; Dr. Frank Elmudesi, pathologist, and Dr. Sved Hasan, anesthesiologist. Hanson reported the physical therapy and inhalation therapy departments have doubled their services during the past year and are serving both outpatients as well as patients who are hospitalized. • Hanson warned the long- range planning committee must become more active because administrative per­ sonnel are finding shortages of space for certain functions and the hospital facility must be kept up-to-date to be on top of advancements in medical care. Referring to annual report data, Hanson noted the per­ centage of occupancy was below the preceding year by about five per cent, but many of the other services increased "This is in keeping with the national trend to shorten the stay of patients and to treat more patients on an outpatient basis. We have been able to accomplish this with the cooperation of the medical staff," he reported, i Dr. Ray Pensinger, chief of the medical staff, reported on several developments that mean better patient care. He said all departments are in­ volved in what he called medical audits. "We are constantly analyzing care rendered and searching ways to improve it." he said. Related is the program of utilization review. The hospital has a registered nurse who is a full-time employee to review patient charts and discuss the best use of facilities, staff members' time and equipment "This has lowered occupancy somewhat but reduces coat to patients while we provide good care," he asserted The obstetrical department is using newly-acquired fetal monitoring system when needed-about 10 per cent of the cases Richard Zieman, McHenry. was reelected president at the board s re organization meeting.' Other officers reelected following the annual meeting were Kenneth Schuh. first vice-president, Donald J. Coont^. second vice president; ^William - Caldwell, Jr., ' secretary; and Wayne L. Brown, treasurer. Three new board members were elected to the board: Mrs. Char Barber, Mrs Virgil Smith and Louis Aiello. Reelected to the board were Mrs. Rex MODINE SALES Mod me Manufacturing Co has reported that sales of 829,462,000 for its third fiscal quarter were second highest for a third quarter in the com­ pany's 60-year history; down 10 percent from last year's record 832.150,000 Net earnings for the quarter ended December. If75, were 81,354.000, or ft cents per share. 9 percent less than last year's 11.482.000, or $1 07 per share GRANTED CHARTER Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett announced recently the issuance of a charter for a domestic corporation to Hester Oil Company, Inc., 4102 W. Waukegan road. McHenrj applied for by Daniel Robeon. The charter states, "to manufacture, buy, sell and deal in petroleum, oil. gas and related products." "i: Wars and strikes each are easy to start, difficult to stop, settle nothing, and wind up bv bringing s loss to all concerned. Linder, Mrs. Roy Habeck,x Ernest Bohn. Jr., G.W. Frejd, Ron Huber. Kenneth Schuh. 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