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\ DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE OFFERED IN CITY NEXT MONTH (Continued from mm 1") the experience driver and the beginner. Trooper James McCullem, Information and Education officer for the Illinois State Police, will teach the course beginning Monday, April 1, Wednesday, April 3, and Thursday, April 4, from l to 4 p.m. Hie class will be held in the McHenry city hall, llll N. Green street. A small charge for materials will be made,« payable in advance or on April 1- - :..." Anyone wishing to register is asked to call Mrs. Harry P. Stinespring, Jr., or Mrs. Donald Doherty. A diploma will be awarded at the end of the three sessions. Hiere will be a coffee break each day with an opportunity to discuss and ask questions informally. * McHENRY MAN KILLED WHILE ROCK CLIMBING (Continued from oaee 1) June 4, 1953, in Woodstock, son of Fred and Veronica Ziesk. Besides his parents, t he is survived by three brothers, Michael of Lake Zurich, Steven of Idaho and Thomas; also the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ziesk of DesPlaines. " Services were conducted Tuesday morning from the George E. Justen & Son chapel, with burial in All Saints cemetery. NEW EXTENSION ADVISOR COMES TO COUNTY APRIL 1 (Continued from page 1) helping maintain and enlarge 4- H activities there. In 1972, Young took leave to complete on campus work for his master's degree in Agricultural Economics. Young shifted to Adult Extension activities when he returned from the university. Hie senior Extension adviser was temporarily assigned, at that time, to assist the Northeastern Illinois Planning commission. Young has served as the Extension adviser, Agriculture, in Will county since August, 1972. He and his wife, Linda, have a 2-year old daughter, Amy. Hiey live in Joliet but will move soon to Woodstock. SEEK ; CLASS MEMBERS Two members of the MCHS class of 1954 are sought as plans go forward for the twentieth reunion to be held July 13 at the Johnsburg Community club hall. Anyone knowing of the whereabouts of Norma K. Tice or Jeanne Roewer are asked to contact Don Blake, 3517 W. Johnsburg road, or Paul Hiller, 2102 N. Riverside drive, both McHenry. VALLEY VIEW ' CHILDREN IN MUSjC PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) The combined grades will open the program with "My Favorite Things," and "With a, Smile and a Son." Fourth grade selections are "Golden Mornings," "White Coral Bell,"- "Grandfather's Clock," "Blow the Wind Southerly," "Old Bonebags," "Freed the Birds," and "Once Upon a Dream." Some of the songs will be accompanied by the children on rhythm and melody instruments. Douglas WUsman, a junior at McHenry high school West, will be a guest accompanist at the program and will be featured on guitar and electric bass. The fifth graders will sing, "Getting to Know You," "Dites Moi," "On theFront Porch," "The Bird, Cricket and Willow Tree," "An Old Time Medley," "The Wells Fargo Wagon,' "The Erie Canal," "Drill Ye Tarriers," The children will Report Evaluates Wast* Disposal Report Of Aroa The Sanitary Landfill committee of the McHenry County board met in a public meeting recently. They re­ viewed a technical report, "The present an old fashioned scene dressed in costumes of die 1800's and "Casey" will dance with the "Strawberry1 Blond". Hie fifth grade girls' chorus will sing "Altwienner Tanzlied," and "Riding Together." The combined graded will join again to sing "I May Not Pass This Way Again," and "Put Your Hand in die Hand." Hie program will be concluded with a Patriotic Medly, which will include audience participation. Hie program will be directed by the school's music teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Hollander. 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Evaluation of Solid Waste Management Alternatives for McHenry County", a highly technical document reporting on the work done during the first phase of a two-phase feasibility study on the solid waste disposal problem in McHenry county, « Hie committee urges the public to visit the office of the County Planning commission in the courthouse in order to review the entire document. The technical nature of this report requires that it be analyzed in its total context. A deposit will be requested if copies are to be purchased or taken from the office. Hiis report contains results of many separate component studies which were combined to. evaluate the total solid waste problem. Specifically, the following areas were addressed in the report: waste generation from residential, commercial, industrial and miscellaneous sources and projections for the next twenty years. Existing sanitary landfills, their service areas and projected life were documented. Hie ever present problem of sewage sludge and septic tank sludge was ad­ dressed. Bauer Engineering, which prepared the report, presented six siting alternatives. These were combinations Of general sites in the northwest, central and southeast portions of the county or single locations. A cost analysis of each of the six alternatives included costs for transportation, land acquisition, site development Deaths JAMES J. WHITE James J. White, 22, of 7720 Deep Spring road, Wonder Lake, died Sunday, March 24, in his home. He was born Aug. SI, 1951, in Canvas, W. Va. A resident of Wonder Lake for the past 11 years, he was employed by Suburban Moving and Storage Co., Downers Grove. Among his survivors are his parents, Earl R. and Frankie Moore White, Wonder Lake; a son, James David, 2 years old; one brother, Ray; three sisters, Sherry, Jeanna and Sandra, all at home. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathleen Ann Jensen White, Aug. 24, 1973. there will be no visitation. site operations and leachate control. Analysis of gravel pits far use as samtary landfills was presented and concluded tint few of the abandoned pits have conditions that would make these sites feasible, especially in lightjrf othcar^ alternatives, that would provide better safeguards to the environ­ ment. HecommenuMuuu» were made for programs to adequately handle sludges and resource recovery. The report concluded with recom­ mendations on land requirements, pricing and issuing of revalue bonds. iQudfry Coleman Outdoor Specials Nice & Warm Coileman 4 lb. Sleeping Bag Our Reg. 15.97 10.87 Keep worm end coxy camping out. Outer cover is Heovy duty green sheeting and the lining Is 100 per cent cotton plaid flannel. Plus ocryfil insulation for warmth. (Model No. SI 22-704). Doublet SISllMKSill! Mantle Lantern ill L •X'XWXW.T •••iilill 'iiPII XxX: mmm Our Reg. 16.87 Popular dowblo montU lantern with doubla III* generator. On* filling of 2 pint* burn* 10-12 hour*. Pyrox glob*. (MoM No. 220) ill «il ) •:£ Our Reg.< 24.97 w Excluslvo stoinloss stool land A Ski burnor* for lost clean cooking. Moovy duty •tool co»o fold* to MxlJxNo. 413. II Private services and burial will take place Wednesday morning. Memorials are asked for the. Wonder Lake rescue squads. Arrangements were made by the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home. DOROTHY A. NELSON Miss Dorothy A. Nelson, 66, of 4712 Oakwood drive, Whispering Oaks, died Monday, March 25, at McHenry hospital. She was born Dec. 4, 1907, in Hoboken, N. J., the daughter of the late William and Alice Brow Nelson. Hie deceased was a retired secretary for an investment company. She is survived by a brother, Kenneth, The Bronx, N.Y. A sister, Mrs. Margaret B. Connor, preceded her in death. Visitation is scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Peter M. Justen funeral home where services will be held. Burial will take place Thursday in Flower Hill, North Bergen, N. J. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the heart fund. MARIE HEINRICHS Mrs. Marie Heinrichs, 83, of 1017 Hampton Court, McHenry, died March 24 at McHairy hospital. She was born Jan. 10, 1891, in Hungary. Survivors include two> daughters, Mrs. Hieresa Wall and Mrs. Robert (Emma) Foy, McHenry; a son, Carl, Norridge; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Handy Coleman| Camp Stove Our Reg. 13.27 Poly-lito urothono in*wl«t*d co*l*r faatwros togflo action letcho* to tool •" the cold. Alto lookproof droln ond one ploco soomloss intorlor. No. *28* II turtle1 Hbur^i. Iwasiw PAGE It - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY MARCH 27.1974 A son, Edward, * and two sisters preceded her in death. Following visitation at George R. Justen and Son funeral home a Mass will be offered Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church with interment in Montrose cemetery. WILLIAM GUY MAU Graveside services were held Tuesday, at 2 p.m., in Woodland cemetery for William Guy Mau, 18, of Virginia Beach, Va., who died March 18. Rev. Robert Olson of Nativity Lutheran church conducted the last rites. The young man was a grandson of Guy White of McHenry. Other survivors include his parents, George and Frances Mau of Virginia; three brothers and one sister. Local arrangements were made by the George R. Justen and Son funeral homp JOHNKOLENO John Koieno, 66, of Chicago died unexpectedly March 25. 1 and a 2 ... A pair of dance minded cheetah at Geor­ gia's Lion Country Safari pat on an impromptu waits for visitors, but although cheetah are the fastest land animals in the world, no one ever said they were too much as danc­ ers. There's a lot of laving among cheetah at the park, witness the birth of two chee­ tah litters in the past year, two of only a dosen ever bora in captivity. He was a brother of Martin Koieno of McHenry and Mrs. Ann Zelous of Whispering Hills. PET CENTER G0TA PER FOR ****'" Give away I Beagle and lab., 1 year old, good with children. 385-6346. 3-27 Turtle Wax IS ox. Car Wax Our Reg. 1-37 Coo, on oasy for a shlno that lasts and lasts. Clooni. waxos and protoct*. _£flyntry C |Dejtajnr^Sj>ectacula] Turtle Wax Fast Upholstery Cleaner 54* Our Reg. 87c Easy to uso for a groat looking car interior. Works groat on loathor. fabrics, and vinyls. Turtle Wax Aerosol Vinyl Top Cleaner 56< 38 Qt.| Poly-Coo lor Our Reg. 96c Ronows and prosarvoi convortiblo tops, vinyl hardtops and boat docking. Roturns tho lustra lost to woathor. POLISHES 12 oz. 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