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Joe's Aces memorabilia is donated for Sports Day SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALFR - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8,19M Recently, the McHenry County Historical Museum in Union added to its collection of artifacts that document the athletic history of the area. Donor Everett Thomas of Woodstock donated several baseball and basketball team mementos that he used over 50 years ago playing for the Farm Bureau's first baseball team in 1933 and also on Joe's Aces basketball team of McHenry back in the early 30's. The items will be among many on display for the special Sept. 16 Sports History Sunday Program to be held at the museum. According to Thomas, Joe's Aces basketball team of McHenry took its name from Joe Schmidt who organized the team. The members back then included, besides Thomas and jmmsk Schmidt, Walter and William Kruetzer, Rolo Chamberlin, Ray Smith and Clarence Smith. The big- rival for the team was the other McHenry team, known as the McHenry Amateur Athletic club team made up of Richard Overton, Harold "Zeke" Bacon, Gus Freund, Marty Conway, Jim Fay, Zuki Kinsale and Sib Whiting. Visitors are encouraged to save Sept. 16 to join with people like Everett Thomas and others for an afternoon of sports remininscing at the McHenry County Historical Museum in Union. Drug case continues Everett Thomas of Woodstock is shown with sports artifacts dating back 50 years ago, which he donated for spots History Sunday, Sept. t 16 at the McHenry County Historical Society. •Sneet Music > •Glassware •Records 45's, 78's & Disc. •Books •Pictures And Much, Much More ANTIQUE JUNCTION McHENRY DEPOT HOTEL, AT RAILROAD STATION MAIN STREET, McHENRY IL 344-0401 / •"Drawing Board Greeting Cards" •Art •Artifacts •Collectibles •Old Jewelry A Crystal Lake man was bound over to felony court Wednesday following a preliminary hearing on nar­ cotics charges. Probable cause on charges of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (cocaine) and unlawful possession of a con­ trolled substance with intent to deliver was found against Danny R. Strain, 31, of 771 Sussex Lane. Judge Ward Arnold set arraignment on the charges for Aug. 13 before Judge Henry Cowlin in 19th Judicial Circuit Court. The charges against Straih, brought by Woodstock policy, stem from a July 13 incident fit the 7-Eleven Store on Seminary Avenue in Woodstock, where Strain, a truck driver, was making a delivery. According to reports, an undercover security agent for the trucking firm allegedly saw Strain with a suspected half- ounce of cocaine in his possession. The) agent notified police, who arrested Strain. He is currently free on $5,000 bond awaiting further court hearings. ^ r P O O L S N S T U F F EVERYTHING YOU NEED POOLS-SPAS-SAUNAS U.P.S.&D.H.L. DROP OFF STATION HOURS M0NFRI 10-9 SAT A SUN 10 5 i Diabetes doll is donated to hospitals The Crystal Lake Ambutal and Sherman Hospital have added "Sugar Babe" to their teaching tools for instruction of children who are diabetics in Crystal Lake and also at the hospital in Elgin. The Telephone Pioneers of America, Sinnissippi Council, which includes northern Illinois, donatd the doll which will be used to help children learn how insulin injections are given so that they will be able to care for themselves and learn to un­ derstand more fully the con­ dition which will remain with them throughout their lives. Telephone Pioneers of America is an organization of retired and longtime telephone employees who have served more than 18 years. Founded in 1911, the membership has grown to more than a half million making it the largest social- industrial service organization in the world. 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