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PAGE 12-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, EMtRGENCY EMPLOYMENT AC I AT WORK (C'ontinued from page 1) Numerous recommendations contained in reports of the Finance and the Fees and Salaries committees failed to come up for discussion by the board; consequently, no action was taken. However, Supervisor William Ward moved to place $20,000 in the budget of |he Treasurer's office for the purpose of placing Algonquin and McHenrv townships on computer tape. There was unanimous acceptance of this proposal. County Clerk Kays had informed the committee that he has obtained three bids for placing the 55.000 voter registration names on computer tape as directed by the Finance com­ mittee in early September, and that Brown's Data Processing center was by far the lowest bidder. The firm has agreed to key punch! make up and also change as registrations are made for an estimated $3,600 based on the number of new registrations each year, which is difficult to figure. The clerk was asked to place $4,000 in his budget to cover this item. The court house building project report listed an ex­ penditure of $602,911 64 to date on the new building, with another $1,097,018remaining in the budget to be spent this fiscal vear Approval was given to township road and bridge levies for 1971 72 The McHenry figure was $165,000, and Nunda totaled $115,000 The sales tax collected in May in the county was $37,051.68. It was announced that Mr. and Mrs. John Witt of Bull Valley have donated a large flag for the new court house. Because of its large size, it will be draped on a wall inside the building. Notification has been sent to 575 judges appointed to serve at county elections during the year ahead. Fred Otto was reappointed building and zoning officer for a one-year period Ted Wickman's resignation from the Plan commission was announced. Board Chairman Lowe told members there will be an important meeting in Springfield Sept. 29, at which time a large delegation from throughout the state is sought to rectify, in some way. the loss of tax collection fees amounting to 3 per cent through adoption of the new Constitution. After considerable discussion and presentation of various viewpoints, the board approved a request of Wayne and Charlotte Nolan for reclassification from "F" farming to •R" residential district, a plotted area near Alden. Assistant Supervisor Robert Olsen of Nunda township voiced his objection to half acre lots in the rural area. Asked whether his opposition was because of sewer and water problems. Olsen said it was not. He explained his objection to the appearance of small plots among large acreages. When Supervisor Chris Thaagaard of Alden explained that the developer had changed his request to two-acre plots, the board voted its approval. 1971 LEGAL NOTICE RESTAURANT, HOMES ARE BURGLARIZED (Continued from page 1) at the summer home of William Pozarski of 719 Lily lane, Lakemoor The home had been entered by prying open a shutter on a porch window. Evidence indicated persons had been inside the home but nothing appeared to be missing from the premises. A portable radio and a 19-inch black and white television set were stolen from the summer home of Dan DeJohn of 3404 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, sometime last week. The items were valued at $300. Entry was gained by breaking a window on the east side of the house. Two alarm clocks and a portable electric sewing machine were stolen from the Edward Kowaski home at 7504 Maple drive, Wonder Lake, sometime last week. Entrance was gained by prying open a window at the residence. Tuesday afternoon deputies were called to investigate a burglary reported by Mary Dubnick of 4218 Riverdale, McHenry. On Sept. 5, she discovered that a valuable ring. and watch were missing from her home. There was no evidence of forcible entry to the home. The watch was described as a pear-shaped woman's watch in a platinum case with two large diamonds on each side and twenty smaller diamonds around the watch face. The ring was a diamond solitaire with a one carat diamond in the center and another diamond on each side AREA THEFTS INVESTIGATED (Continued from page l) 5 boxes of white aluminum soffit. 3 boxes of regular soffit, 2 boxes of vents, 1 aluminum starter strip. 4 bundles of shingles and several pieces of plywood Sometime last Thursday night, a surveyor's instrument with tripod legs was stolen from a home under con­ struction at 3700 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, Herbert Arvidson reported the theft. Robert Wiggins of 8713 Shady lane^ Wonder Lake, saw three subjects pass through his yard Sunday night and remove two figurine lawn ornaments from a large rock in his yard He was unable to identify the offenders Serviceman Returns With Several Citations Gerald Rodenkirch is home again with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Hilary Rodenkirch of 1209 N. Park street, McHenry, after completing his term of military service, the past twelve months of which were spent in Viet­ nam. Gerald has received numerous citations, among which were the Bronze Star for outstanding meritorious ser­ vice with military operations while in Vietnam, and also the Army commendation medal He earned both while serving as a squad leader for the 501st infantry, mortar battalion of the 101st ABN. division air­ mobile. A family party was held in his honor Sunday, Sept. 12. Guests were present from McHenry, Lake Zurich, Chicago, Kankakee and Oklahoma. Mental Health In New "Play For Living" The Education committee of the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for McHenry County announces the initiation of its new program, "Plays For Living." The "Plays For Living" program consists of a one-half hour, one-act play depicting a social problem of today. Following the presentation of the play, a discussion leader will sit down with the audience and discuss the pros and cons of the play and encourage discussion among the audience as to how they would have handled the situation. "Ac­ tually the play does not reach any conclusion to the problem," said Gerald Pettera, director for the plays. "The audience reaches the con­ clusion through discussion." Play names and topics of­ fered by the clinic are as follows: 1. "What Did I Do?" - the parents influence on children; 2. "A Choice To Make" - old age problems; 3. "Hello And Goodbye" - when do you let children go? 4. "War of the Words" - effects on child of parental quarreling; and 5. "Lady On The Rocks" - alcoholism. Associate directors for "Plays For Living" are Mrs. Richard Matt, McHenry, and Mrs. Jerome Powers, Harvard. Any group or organization in McHenry county that wishes to schedule a play may do so by calling the clinic at 678-2331 or 385-6400. Requests should be made six weeks in advance of the date requested. VANDALISM While Harry Fierro of 4823 Flanders road, McHenry, was sitting in his home Friday night about U o'clock, he heard a window break on his back porch. He ran outside in an attempt to apprehend the of­ fenders but they escaped. He told police he has experienced similar incidents in the past several months. PUBLIC NOTICE OF CORRECTION Please take notice that Or­ dinance No. MC-55 of the City of McHenry in regard to the establishment of taxicab franchises, as published on the 10th day of September, 1971, contained a typographical error in SECTION XI thereof and that said SECTION should read as follows: SECTION XI: Limitations on Licenses. There shall be no more than three taxicab licenses in the City of McHenry. No person or corporation shall be issued more than one licerfse, nor shall a license be issued unless the licensee has taxicabs in service, except when the population of the City of McHennf exceed 15,000, then the Mayor and City Council of the City of McHenry shall be authorized to issue one additional license per 5,000 people in the corporate limits of the City of McHenry. The effective date of the said Ordinance shall be ten days from and after this publication Earl R.Walsh, City Clerk City of McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Sept. 17,1971) Bike Rider h/ured When Struck By Auto Nine-year-old Robert H. Reinke of 3924 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, was taken by ambulance to McHenry hospital after he was struck by a car while riding his bicycle Tuesday evening about 7:30 on Route 31, one mile east of Crystal Lake. The boy was treated for his injuries and released the same evening. Driver of the car, David S. Clark of 6401 Scott lane, Crystal Lake, told deputies he was north-bound on the highway, traveling about 40 m.p.h., when the bike rider started to angle across the road into his lane. Clark applied his brakes but slid on the road, which was just newly surfaced. The boy slid up onto the roof of the car and then toppled as the vehicle stopped. When the boy was questioned at the hospital, he was unable to remember anything about the accident. Officers noted they could find no evidence of any lighting equipment on the boy's bike. Clark was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Liquor Charge Filed Against Driver Friday Richard P. Brown of 2111 Tepee avenue, Carpentersville, was ticketed for driving while under the influence of liquor, purchase or acceptance of alcoholic liquor by a person of non-age and wrong lane usage, following a three-car accident Friday night about 10:30 at 4512 W. Route 120, McHenry. Shelby J. Conley of 121 E. Willow, Woodstock, told city police she was east-bound on the highway when the Brown vehicle pulled out of a driveway and struck the left side of her auto. A car owned by Richard A. Harrison of 1111 S. Pontiac, McHenry, which was parked in the McHenry Auto Body parking lot, was also struck by the Brown auto. When Brown was asked what had occurred, he said he didn't know. Two mail boxes and a post were damaged in the mishap. each Trees and people are known by their fruit. Most people count something- -dollars, worries, pounds, accomplishments or calories. PHILCQ Space saver upright FREEZER | Stores bbO lbs o f f rozen foods on ly 30 ' . - i nches w ide H fas t f reeze she lves - - eve ry she l f has a bu i l t - i n f reez ing co i l | 19 1 sq . f t o f she l f a rea (AHAM cer t i f i ed ) B Easy c lean porce la in ename l i n te r io r Now Only >244™ Model FV16M2 Lee & Ray Electric 1005 N. Front St. McHenry Ph. 385-088^ SAVE MORE at riioRHsiff]̂ family centers ... 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