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I •' STATE OFFICIALS TO HEAR MCC FINANCIAL DILEMMA (Continued from page 1) Davis said he and John Garrett, vice - president of the college, had been working on setting up names for a CAG since the last meeting. They would proceed immediately to contact people in the county to serve on the committee and then begin working on suggested budget revisions. The next regular meeting of the board is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the college CARS DEMOLISHED, MOTORISTS INJURED IN AREA CRASHES (Continued from page 1) failed to negotiate a curve and traveled across the roadway for approximately 125 feet before going into a ditch, where it rolled over. Officers listed her 1973 auto as a complete loss. A one-car accident Saturday morning about 2 o'clock4 resulted in injuries to the driver, Robert L. Dukes of 214 W a v e r l i n e c o u r t , Carpentersville. He told investigating officers he was south-bound on Route 31, near Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, when a north-bound vehicle forced him off the roadway where he hit a utility pole. Dukes was taken to McHenry hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue squad. His 1970 auto was demolished. David W. Miles of 2710 Sterling drive, McHenry, was transported to McHenry hospital by the area rescue squad after his car went out of control on Lincoln road, just east of Maryville, and hit a telephone pole and fir tree. Miles told deputies he was east-bound on Lincoln road when he observed what he thought was a pick-up truck backing onto the roadway. As he applied his brakes, his vehicle went out of control. His 1962 car was demolished in the mishap which occurred Monday morning about 1:30. Lawrence J. Adams of 1910 W. Bay road, McHenry, was injured when the motorcycle he was driving hit a hole in the middle of Spring Grove road, throwing him off the 'cycle onto the roadway. The 'cycle slid 122 feet before coming to a stop. The accident occurred Sunday night about 10:15 at 4102 N. Spring Grove road, near Johnsburg. Adams was taken to McHenry hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue squad. Fifteen-year-old Robert E. Urbanek, Jr. of 4404 Drake drive, Crystal Lake, was ticketed by sheriffs police for "o valid driver's license and no DISTRIBUTE NEW TELEPHONE BOOKS IN McHENRY AREA * (Continued from page 1) For the first time, this year's directory will include, in a special section following the yellow pages, listings for Hebron, Richmond, Spring Grove, Wonder Lake and Zenda, Wis. Customers will find that now it's easier to obtain listings for other towns within the 815 area: just dial"411." Previously, customers were instructed to dial 1-555-1212. But the telephone book contains more than just phone numbers, according to Illinois Bell manager Stan Jozwiak. "You'll find such helpful things as a local street map and a list of postal ZIP codes for Illinois communities," Jozwiak said. valid registration following an accident Saturday morning at 5214 Route 31, Crystal Lake. Phyllis J. Westphal of Route 1, Spring Grove, was south­ bound on the highway when she saw a motorbike with two boys pull into her path. She applied her brakes but was unable to stop in time. Urbanek said he and his brother, Steven, were riding their motorbike in the woods. As they proceeded toward the highway, Robert saw the approaching Westphal auto but thought they had time to cross. However, as they reached the highway, the motorbike was struck. Both boys were taken to McHenry hospital by the Crystal Lake Rescue squad. Charges are pending further investigation of a two-car accident which occurred Saturday morning at 2309 W. Manor lane, Eastwood Manor, east of McHenry. According to deputies, Michael J. Schultheis of 7313 Mohawk drive, Wonder Lake, was proceeding east on Manor lane when a car driven by Patricia L. Stark of 4811 West street, McHenry, made a left turn into a driveway directly into Schultheis' path. Miss Stark said her turn signals were not in operation and she did not see the other auto until impact occurred. Mrs. Arline Keizer of 3607 N. Middle street, McHenry, has recovered from injuries sustained in an accident that occurred on Rt. 120 and Hillside road. A car driven by her son, Daniel, in which Mrs. Keizer was a passenger, had stopped for traffic to turn. Their auto was hit in the rear by another car driven by Walter Dale of Lake Zurich, which was hit by a pickup truck driven by Allen Baker of Ingleside. Deaths CECELIA E KNOX Mrs* Cecelia E. Knox of 1513 Richmond road, McHenry , died Monday night, Sept. 16, in the VY ooustock Rcs'.dcncc. Her late husband, John R. Knox, was at one time mayor of McHenry and a prominent local business man for many years. Mrs. Knox, until recently, was engaged in the real estate business. Her parents were the late Henry and Suzanne (Roney) Geary. She is survived by a sister - in - law, Mrs. Frances Geary, nieces and nephews. The body will rest at the George R. Justen & Son chapel He pointed out that the first few pages of the directory contain emergency, fire and polic numbers, calling instructions, long distance rates, area codes for many U.S. cities, and other helpful information. Jozwiak reminded customers to be sure to shake old directories well before discarding them, in order to dislodge any photos or important papers that might be inside. He added that McHenry customers who have not received a new directory by Oct. 7 should call 385-9981. after 2 o'clock Wednesday. A funeral Mass will be offered Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Patrick's Catholic church, with burial in the church yard cemetery. JANET RUTH ALBRIGHT Janet Ruth Albright, 32, 30W509 Whitney road, West Chicago, died Sept. ii in Sherman hospital, Elgin, following an automobile accident. Mrs. Albright was born Aug. 14, 1942, in Woodstock. A former resident of Barrington she had lived in West Chicago for the past four years. She was employed as a sales clerk in the drapery department of Marshall Fields in Woodfield. She was a member of the Bethel Gospel church of Barrington. Among her survivors are her husband, Donald; two daughter, Donna Ruth and Susan Ann, and a son, James Orlando, all at home; her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wright ; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Betty) Harney and Sara Wright; three brothers, John and Richard Wright, all of Wonder Lake, and William Wright of San Jose, Calif.; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Brown of Gibson City, 111. The body rested at the Schmidt Funeral home, 305 Park street, Elgin, where services were held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 with the Rev. 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C The money you save in the McHenry State Bank is loaned to McHenry area businesses and individuals to help improve your community and provide work for McHenry people. The McHenry area businesses and the McHenry State Bank pay taxes to help support the community and its schools. Most local businesses employ local people, your neighbors, who are interested in you and your community. A FULL SERVICE IJANK McHenry State Bank Vih I • » i \ » » i li WK I McHENRY PEOPLE SERVING McHENRY SINCE 1906 3)10 W*tt Elm Str»*t McHenry Phone 383-1040 Bethel Gospel church, officiating Burial was in R i d g e w o o d c e m e t e r y , DesPlaines Memorials may be made to the Bethel Gospel chlirch, Barrington RUpOLPH BECKER Services were conductcd at l o'clock Tuesday at the George R. Justen & Son chapel for Rudolph F Becker, 72, of 1215 W. Bay road, McHenry, who died Friday, Sept. 13, in McHenry hospital Burial was in Woodland cemetery. 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