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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, If75 ~\ CLEAR BURGLARY WITH ARREST OF SPRING GROVE MAN (Continued From Page 1) player-radio was taken from the auto of Kirk Krieger while it was parked at Andre's Steak House, 11106 Route 12, Rich­ mond, last Saturday night. A black case containing 24 tapes was also stolen from the locked auto. The theft occurred while Krieger was working at the business place. An FM radio and tape deck were taken from the auto of Norman Morrison while it was parked in the driveway of his home at 119 Valley View road, McHenry, last week Wed­ nesday. Phyllis Schweikert of 313 Kent road, McHenry, reported that someone entered their garage and stole a 34 hor­ sepower gasoline engine. It was unknown exactly when the theft occurred. A transit in a wooden case was reported stolen from a truck owned by James Johnson of McHenry sometime during the night of Oct. 31. Deputies investigated a break-in at the McHenry VFW building at 3002 W. Route 120 which occurred during the early morning hours of Nov. 6. Several coin operated machines had been pried open and the safe tampered with. Entry was gained by prying open a window. The loss has not been determined as in­ vestigation is continuing. The home of Michael Mathes at 7919 Hill drive, Wonder Lake, was entered sometime after Oct. 17. A digital clock radio, DEBATE IN COUNTY BOARD BUDGET ADOPTION (Continued From Page 1) whether the county will rent facilities or build. Various locations for construction are being explored, and high on the list is the Valley Hi area. It was disclosed that many pledges of money have been received from municipalities. However, this can be used only to build or to purchase. Of the total $40,000 in pledges is $5,000 from McHenry township, ac­ cording to Dean. William Hubbard brought up the subject of the proposed increase in postage stamps for which the county must budget. In the discussion that followed, attention was drawn to a law that permits an increase of only 25 per cent, which would allow the price of a ten-cent stamp to go no higher than $.125 rather assorted keys and some liquor were taken from the premises. Paul Matteoni of 2602 Fair Oak lane, McHenry, told county officials that sometime during the night of Nov. 5, his auto was stolen from his garage without the offender having been seen or heard. The vehicle was found abandoned the next day at a service station at 2500 W. Route 120, McHenry. Reynold Smith of 1803 Or­ chard lane, McHenry, reported that one night last week, gasoline was syphoned from both of his autos while they were parked at his residence. than the $.13 proposed by the Postal department. The county budget has allowed for a raise to .12. Encouraging news for local residents came with approval of a report of the Zoning and Planning committee. Ray McCann, building and zoning enforcing officer, had previously advised that committee of a meeting with representatives of First Mortgage company of Milwaukee, Wis., regarding the problem of partially built homes in Eastwood Manor, McHenry. At that time he disclosed that representatives of Robino-Ladd have agreed to start work after receiving clearance to act on the first twelve homes to rebuild them for sale. The Building and Zoning department issued a $25 "added fee" per home for renewal of building permits that had not expired, legally enabling the work to proceed. The committee agreed that this is a good way to clear up this subdivision and expressed a hope that additional residences can be completed after the initial twelve are finished. The board agreed to an or­ dinance stating that whenever the Department of Health is requested to make an evaluation of a private water supply system or a private sewage disposal system as part of a sale or transfer of property, a fee of $50 will be charged for evaluation. The evaluation will not be made until this fee is paid. Delta Si J i : 7' ¥ t • ^ • / < y FOUR INJURED IN TWO CRASHES MONDAY NIGHT (Continued From Page 1) Coughlin of 4303 Crystal Lake road, McHenry, who was east- bound on Elm. Coughlin said the Rubino auto pulled in front of his car It was noted that this testing is required when the seller is guaranteeing a septic system. The sales tax for July was . announced at $56,063. At one point in the meeting, the Rev. Marx Jones was called away when notified that his church in Crystal Lake was being vandalized. The meeting will reconvene Friday, Nov. 21, to complete business. 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Kreighbaum of 2326 Lincoln road, McHenry, was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident following a collision at 3718 W. Elm street Wednesday afternoon about 1:30. Marie E. Weingart of 1714 W. Route 120, McHenry, was west­ bound on Elm when the Kreigh­ baum auto pulled out and hit the side of her car. Kreighbaum told city police he tried to stop but his vehicle started to slide and hit the Weingart auto. A ticket for improper right turn was issued to Helge T. Dettlow of 1714 W. Oakleaf, McHenry, after she hit a car driven by Deborah E. Fuwell of 7902 Pinoak drive, Wonder Lake, at the intersection of Front and Elm streets. The mishap occurred Monday af­ ternoon about 2:15. Ms. Dettlow told officers she was making a right turn from Front to Elm west-bound and failed to see the Fuwell auto until it was too late to avoid impact. SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZATION (Continued From Page 1) Johnsburg school district and their unselfish resignations. MONTINI PARENT NIGHT Montini Catholic schools will hold a Parent night Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle school gym. Ron Svoboda, administrator of Montini, will present the program which is designed to inform parents of Montini's Religious Education program. Deaths HEIDI ELIZABETH ROPP Heidi Elizabeth Ropp, eleven-month-old daughter of Harry and Dorothy (Repman) Ropp of 7908 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, died Nov. 13 in an Evanston hospital. She was born Nov. 18,1974, in McHenry. Besides her parents she is survived by a sister, Heather, her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Welbon Ropp of DelRay Beach, Fla., and the maternal ones, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Repman of Jackson, Miss. Tentative arrangements are being made at the Halm's Wonder Lake funeral home for visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and funeral services Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Nativity Lutheran church; Wonder Lake, in which the family holds membership. Interment will be private. 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