The Daily Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 1

I TOCIC DAILY SENTINEL I WOODS jf Serving McHenry County for More Than a Century in Est. 1856-1 06th Year-No. 178 WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1962 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY Mam ioch Conlest Winners Start Countdown for Operation 'Space Shoot' Vocation Day Install New President of Brotherhood Rally Sunday Discover Gun BcsidcBody of Niedzicla Owned Spinning jr fc. IAS inWoodstock i A A i it The Vocation Day Rallv sponsored by the Sena Club Wheel Tavern 1 1 tt-v of McHenry County will be held at Marian Central Catholic High School liiini 1 to i p.m'. Sunday for the grade and high school students, as well as families of the fourteen 0' 4 parishes in McHenry County.

The exhibit depicting the ft 1 1 111" I Diocesan Priesthood will be furnished by Monsignor Wahl, Diocesan Director of Voca tions, assisted by Father Tran-el, Spirtual Director of Marian Central High School. The theme of this exhibit is the assignment of the Dio-I cesan priests by their Bishop i to meet the varied needs of the people. Using photographs and wrtt-, ten explanations, the exhibit it If" Maynard Wilkerson, Woodstock, was installed as president of the Woodstock Grace Lutheran Church Brotherhood at a dinner Tuesday evening in the church. Other officers installed were: Lyle Seyller, vice president; Stanley Stone, secretary; Roy Carlson, treasurer; and George Wille, call chairman. Seventy men attended the chicken dinner and business meeting.

The, Brotherhood will prepare and serve breakfast following the sunrise service Easter morning. Mr. Russ Nelson is chairman of the committee. The men also voted to sponsor the annual Easter egg hunt for the children of the church. This will take place on the Saturday before Easter at the Woodstock City Park.

Pictures of last year's V-J parade were also shown by Frank Urban. The next regular dinner meeting of the brotherhood will be April 17 at 6:30 p. m. Following the dinner Dr. and Mrs.

O. E. Nelson will show colored slides of their visit to China. Women will be invited for the next meting. 1 Iimw- in i -iiiiMniiia win iti'iirii' The body of a Richmond man, the owner of the Spinning Wheel Tavern, was discovered at 9:54 a.

m. Thursday in his home. A .38 revolver was found beside his left hand. Coroner Theron Ehorn said Bruno Joseph Niedziela. 39, Route 2, apparently committed suicide.

An inquest is scheduled for 7 p. m. tonight in the Ehorn Funeral home, Richmond. Niedziela owned and operated the Spinning Wheel Tavern, located at the intersection of Routes 12 and 31. Sheriff Melvin Griebel, Deputy John Carroll and Coroner Ehorn investigated the death.

According to the report, the body was found in a stairway leading from the basement into a bedroom. Five bullets remained in the gun found by his side. Niedziela's wife, Sabina, stated that he had been "moody" and "worried" for some time. He was in the process of re-modeling the Spinning Wheel Tavern andf was worried that it wouldn't be completed for opening when his 30-day suspension period was over. demonstrates in a graphic manner the different types of work diocesan priests are doing under the direction of Bishop Lane.

Representatives of the various orders and congregations will be present with display, photographs and literature. STARTING THE COUNTDOWN for "Opera- is lh city parking lot on Throop tU was John lion Spaceshoot" is (L to R) Bob Albrechi, Paul StovalL The group wants to remind all pax- Knulh. Dick Weslerfield, Jerry Jacobus and ticipating merchants and area kids lo be on Russ Nelson. Not available for the photo hand for the event tomorrow, which was taken at the "Launch Site" which BILL TAMMEUS, Woodstock, (right) was selected Thursday eveninq as the 1962 delegate to the Odd Fellow-Rebekah United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Miss Becky Babcock.

Woodstock, (left) was named alternate. Bill will leave June 17 for a week in New York at the United Nations. Woodstock Youth To Study at UN Prizes Listed for 'Space Shoot9 Saturday Afternoon Marengo PTA Plans Special Music Program MARENGO Music by the grade school band and chorus will form the program for the March meeting of the Marengo Grade School Parent Teacher Grand Opening Now Underway Fellow-Rebekah organization for the past 13 years. However, this is the second year that the Woodstock group has participated. With "Operation: Space Shoot" less than 24 hours away, a cowrful array ot 4-3 prizes has been completed by I Association Locust an iniurca Woodstock merchants for lucky contest winners.

The "Space Shoot" will be for first answer from Alden; Dora's Childrens Shop Dan Rivervsirx)r sbir Mnry; Ray Wolf Jewelry sterling silver ankle bracelet or Paper Mate pen, Richmond; P. O. Knuth Co. model car kits, Spring Grove; Ben Franklin Variety Store Duncan sonic satellite yo-yo's, Marengo. Schultz Brothers Uncle Wiggly games for the first answer from Wonder Lake; Bates Smartwear $2 gift cer Tidy Rugs, 200 Washington st, is now in the midst of a grand opening following a remodeling and expansion program.

launched at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in the city parking lot on Throop Street. In addition to As Automobile Strikes Horse Bill Tammeus. son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Tammeus, Woodstock, was selected Thursday evening as the 1962 delegate to the Odd Fellow-Rebekah United Nations Pil- Bill, a junior at Woodstock Community High School, will leave Springfield with other Illinois delegates on June 17 for New York where they will observe the United Nations. The pilgrimage will continue through July 5.

Miss Becky Babcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Babcock, also a junior at WCHS, was selected as alternate delegate. The faculty of the high school first narrowed the candidates to five. A panel of nine comprised of Woodstock citizens, made the final selection.

Thursday evening. The U. N. pilgrimage has been sponsored by the Odd the fun and prizes, all con Fred R. Schoepke, managing? (The Spinning Wheel Tav em was among the McHenry County establishments whose liquor licenses were sus-, pendad for possession of feck eral gaming stamps.) Mrs.

Niedziela added that her husband had not been eating or sleeping. A bullet entered the leftside of Niedziela's head over the ear. Bruno Niedziela was born April 12, 1923. 'Surviving are his widow; a daughter, Sharon Ann, at home; and two sisters, Mrs. Adeline Minis, Chicago, and Mrs.

Evelyn Jankiewicz, Chicago. Friends may call at the Gaz-da Funeral Home, 1922 West Chicago Chicago, after 2 p. m. Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday in the Holy Innocence Church, Chicago. partner of the firm, announced testants will receive a free ticket to the Saturday matinee movie. that the grand opening will- ri i rm i Here's how the "Space Shoot" operates. Every child est distance, and (3) the first answer from Alden, Hebron, Harvard, Richmond, Spring Grove, Marenigo, Union, Huntley, Crystal Lake, McHenry and Wonder Lake.

No cards from Woodstock will be accepted as successful flights, and a deadline of April 1 is set for establishing the greatest distance. Following that date, cards will be honored only as received. Contestants receiving cards are to check immediately at the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce in order to receive their prizes. The following prizes will be awarded to the winners. One will go to the youngster who sends up the balloon and the second prize will go to the person who finds the balloon and returns the card.

The prizes are: Conlin's Parker ball-point pens for first answer received from Union; Schoepperle's Grocery giant packs of Hershey candy bars for the first answer from Harvard; Laing's Hardware plastic Eveready flashlight, from 5 to 12 years, who wishes to enter the contest, will pick up. an entry card from a Woodstock merchant Saturday morning and meet at the park p. mi rreceamg xne program a short business meeting will be conducted by James Sarko, president. Selections, to be presented by the Locust school band under the direction of James Girkin, will be "Northport March" by Aker; "Theme" by Beethoven; and "The Brigadier Overture" by Bowles, the three numbers the band will play in competition at the District band contest in Carpen-tersville March 31. Other numbers, which the band will play Monday evening, are "Carnival For Flutes," "Riders in the Sky," "To A Wild Rose," and "La Golondrina." The combined seventh and eighth grade chorus, directed and accompanied by Miss Rosann PaSsalacqua will sing "Sing-a-Ling-a-Ling." "I Love Life," "Tonight," "Take Me Along," "Bell of St.

Mary," "Moon River" with a solo by Jack Sears, "Cottonfields," "Wear Your American Smile," and a solo, "I Believe" by Alice Ratfield. tificates, Hebron; F. W. Wool-worth model kits (either airplane or auto), Crystal Lake; and Roark's Gift Shop figurines, Huntley. For the very first answer received in the contest Montgomery Wards will award a baseball bat, baseball and flashlight and Bohn's Ace Hardware will give a rubber air mattress.

For the answer from the greatest distance, the winner (Continued on Page 4) ing lot at 1 p. m. coniinue mrougn ounaay. ine store will be open until 9 pjn. Friday, until 5:30 p.m.

Saturday and from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Named as assistant manager was William Schoepke. Serving in other capacities are Ed Gal las, sales "manager; Clyde Davis, manager of the plant cleaning department; Ralph Meyers, manager of location cleaning; and Helen Kyle, office manager Tidy Carpets and Rugs employs over 30 people and has been located jat 200 Washington street since 1946.

There each contestant will receive a henum-iiiiea Dai- A Belvidere man was injured early this morning when his auto struck a horse on Fox Farm Road, one-fourth mile west of Route 14. Thomas G. Fuchs, 308 W. Marshall, Belvidere, suffered facial lacerations, broken chest bone and multiple bruises. The horse was owned by Theodore L.

Hamer, Fox Farm Road. According to Deputies Glenn Vermett and Edward Williamson who investigated the accident, Fuchs was proceeding west when his auto struck the horse. The horse was thrown into the ditch and was killed. Fuchs' auto also went into the ditch and struck a culvert Fuchs was driving a 1961 Rambler. looo to which the card will be attached, explaining the "Space Shoot." At 1:30 p.

m. all balloons will be released to travel over the area and bring prizes to many youngsters. ESTATE PROBATED The estate of Henry J. Fast, Lakemoor, who died Feb. 16, 1962.

-was probated Thursday before County Judge James H. Cooney, The value of the estate is' undetermined. Prizes will be awarded for: Pack Meeting and Pinewood Derby Tonight Cub Scout Pack 363 will hold a meeting and annual pinewood derby at 7:30 o'clock tonight (Friday) in the Clay Street school gymnasium. (1) the first answer received (2) the answer from the great- VFW EVENT The members of the VFW will have a basket social Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the VFW Hall.

Prizes will be awarded for the most beautiful, original and valuable baskets. Be Wise Use the Classifieds KINDERGARTEN Fire Damages McHenry Auto Cast Rehearses for "Time Out for Ginger" April Registration All-School Play Planned At WCHS For New Students III A car driven by Richard Brod 5 sustained about- $200 damage las night when the vehicle caught fire in McHenry. The fire broke out at the intersection of Elm and Green streets and1 Company One of the McHenry Fire Protection District was called to extinguish the blaze which apparently started injhe vehicles carburetor, i Woodstock Community Tligh School students will enter Registration will be held in April 4, 5 and 6 for all children who will be entering ft Saturday Is Deadline their final week of rehearsals for the all-school play, "Time Out for Ginger," to be presented March 30 and 31 at 8 pjn. in the high school. The play is under the direction of John Deethardt, assisted by Pat Herdklotz.

Heading the high school cast will be Bill Tammeus in the, role of Howard Carol, father of bers include: Eddie Davis, three teen-age daughters. Bill played by Dave Huffman; Ag-appeared in "Finian's Rain-! nes Carol Barbara Hanson; bow" and 'The Wizard of Oz" as well as summer productions at the Woodstock Opera House. Appearing in the role of Joan Lizzie Nancy McDowell; Mr. Wilson Mark Rogers; andEd Hoffman Tom Merchant. "Time Out for Ginger" was first produced in Houston.

Rambling Through Today's Want Ads FOR SALE Volkswagen FOR RENT Room for Gentle men HELP WANTED Car Hops Carol, the eldest daughter, will by Sue Carlson. Among her and then taken to New past appearances was a role in York in 1 952. The play coi Saturday is the deadline for candidates who intend to file petitions for school board elections this spring. This deadline affects all school districts in McHenry County. A candidate must secure 50 signatures on a petition in order to file for candidacy.

Mrs. Alice Jones, secretary of the Board of Education, District No. 152, Woodstock, said Thursday afternoon that no petitions had yet been received. kindergarten in Woodstock grade schools next fall, according to Nelson N. Stork, superintendent of schools, District No.

72. The registration will take place in the kindergarten rooms at Clarence Olson, Clay Street and Dean Street Schools from 11 a. m. to noon and from 3 p. m.

to 4 p. m. Stork added that it is not required that the children accompany their parents for this spring registration. In order to enter the kindergarten class net fall, youngsters must be five years old on or before December 1, 1962. Parents must present a birth certificate at the time of registration.

Stork 'said that they hoped to have as complete a registration as possible so that preparations can be made for the incoming classes in September. "You Can't Take It with You." The Weather cerns a speech which Howard Carol delivers to the student body on freedom of choice ia determining high schoftl. courses. This causes contrc versy, even though he becomes; the hero of the student body. His own daughters, particular ly, take him at his word and deepen the problems.

Ginger leads the confusion in a comedy filled with fun aad excitement. Becky Babcock will portray the role of Jeannie Carol. Becky has also appeared in high school plays and with the Junior Civic Arts. Laura O'Brien will appear in the title role of Ginger Carol. Ginger's boy friend will be played by John Satorius who had parts in the "Pied Piper" and "Finian's Rainbow." Other roles and cast mem- Northern Illinois Partly cloud yM tonight.

Saturday oleudy, rain likely most sections' probably mixed with o.txvmo nnrlh Mnt milch aiUSW CAWtillt.l'W. w. BY A. STARLING ROCHESTER, N. Y- tf) Alfred A.

Starling writes a bird column for the Rochester Democrat Chronicle. MEMBERS OF THE CAST are pictured re- 30 and 31. The cast will enter its final re-heawing for Woodf lock Community High heanal next week in preparation for its School play, "Time Out for to be opening night, presented in the school auditorium en March tonight 29-35. High Saturday 38-45. Everybody Wins Tomortowl 1 Adults Win Savings Kids Win Prizes!.