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MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' ((.onlintirtl from papr 11 among such problems as mass transit, jobs and crime. The department calls feeding semi-domesticated birds a "national pastime". Biolgists recently advocated making „ feed available in areas of heavy cover to help wildlife survive the winter. But they stress this does not apply to urban- dwelling wild things -- only to country birds. So where does that leave McHenry? We're not a metropolis, but a pleasant mixture of urban and rural living. Our ducks believe they 're country birds and so do the people who feed them. Prior to this latest advice from the Department of Con­ servation, some con­ servationists have told us these seini-domesticated ducks have failed to go South for too long Now. they say, the old ducks and their offspring will only die if they remain through the winter without food handouts from their human friends. This earlier advice suggested using restraint and not feeding the birds during good weather. When the winter winds blow, if they remain, the signal was "go ahead". We've had some cheaters (they admit to that) but for the most part conscientious people have tried to hold back summer feeding and be generous in the winter. McHenry s birds are smart. They know a concerned public won't iet inem starve, and the big majority select to stay. A nuisance? Sometimes! Appealing? All the time! They're part of the McHenry community, and it isn't likely their friends will let them down K A F LARGE, TALENTED CAST IN "CAMELOT REHEARSAL |(.ontiiiurd from I) role in "Camelot." Pete will be playing the "Knight in Shining Armor," Lancelot There will also be Pellinore. the old King who trys to protect Arthur, played by Hob Thomas. Others are Merlin, a magician played by Scott Meyers; Mordred, the troublemaker, played by Jeff Hankins; and Patti Althoff will act as Morgan LeFey. There will be many exciting scenes during the play, such as a tumbling act, a ballroom scene, and a scene in the En­ chanted Forest with Morgan LeFey One of the many large chorus and daftce scenes is Lusty Month of May. Marguerite Vandagriff is the director of "Camelot" along with the help of John Leighty, l,ou Whitaker, Charles Popp and Mary Jane Peters. TWO FORGERY ARRESTS IN CITY THIS WEEK (C.onlinued from pagr 1} When he returned, he was apprehended. Thus far, approximately $600 in bad checks have turned up, all written by this area juvenile. Checks were passed in the Woodstock, McHenry and the Elgin area, and it is estimated there may be another dozen checks still unaccounted for. Gregory P. Koenig, 2909 Oak- wood drive, McHenry, was apprehended by McHenry police Friday after allegedly attempting to pass a forged prescription at Walgreen Nye drugs, Kiverside drive, McHsnry At approximately 12:15 p.m. Detective Gary Wigman was notified by an employee that someone was attempting to pass a prescription for a con­ trolled substance, with what they believed was a Jorged prescription. Police arrived and detained the person, from where it was learned that the prescription was indeed fraudulent. Koenig, however, is free pending further investigation. He was released due to a medical problem. NEW ^Mj OWNERSHIP 414-279 6491 _ja GENOA CHARGE THREE JUVENILES IN AREA THEFTS ((.onlimird from |iu|cc I) youths fleeing frorp his truck with his cash bag. He gave chase, but lost them. However, the youths dropped the bag in flight, and it was recovered. The identity of the two youths is unknown at this time. At 12:30 p.m Saturday, police investigated a burglary at the summer home of Mathias Kurtz, at 3501 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake During the past week, someone gained entry by breaking a window on the west side of the home. Determined to have been taken were a pair of skis with bindings and boots, a pair of binoculars, an electric saw, an electric drill, a camera, - a water ski, and about twenty dollars in cash. At 5:40 p.m. Tuesday, Joseph Anello, 1201 Jasper, McHenry, reported to sheriff's police that while he had been cleaning out his truck, a spare tire and wheel rolled down a hill into a ditch. Anello went into his house momentarily, and when he returned outside to retrieve the tire, he discovered it had hppn taken At 2:50 p.m. Sunday, county police investigated a burglary at the summer home of Henry Koda, at 5227 W. Cleveland, McHenry Sometime during the past week, someone gained entry to the home by breaking a win­ dow. Although there was evidence that cupboards, etc , had been s«»arrhpH nothing was deter­ mined to have been taken. At 8:20 am Wednesday, Clayton Hudson, 3320 E. Wonder Lake road. Wonder Lake, reported to sheriff's police that during the night, ,, someone stole the spare tire from his "travel-all", while it was parked at his residence. At 11:55 a.m. Sunday, Garth Kenney, 5001 Ringwood road, Ringwood, reported to police that sometime during the early morning hours, someone stole a tractor from his front yard. A neighbor reported having seen a station wagon towing the tractor on the roadway at about 5:30 that morning, but the identity of the offender has not been determined. At 1:10 a.m. Sunday, police investigated a theft of an auto belonging to James McNulty, 5525 W. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake. While at the Wonder Lake American Legion home, Mc­ Nulty left his auto parked in the parking lot, from where it was taken shortly thereafter. A radio dispatcher was given a description of the missing vehicle, resulting in the police department of E. DuPage Debuque, 111., finding the vehicle abandoned along Rt. 20 in their city. McNulty was notified, and arrangements were made for the return of the vehicle, although the identity of the offender is not known at this time. At 1:25 p.m. Saturday, police investigated a burglary at the home of Frank Gilardi, 5728 E. Cannabis Possession Brings Local Arrests P.\(jK 17 - PLAINDEALER-FHI DAY. MARCH 11, 1977 Three McHenry youths were arrested and charged with unlawful possession of can­ nabis in a pair of unrelated incidents last week. Douglas Viita, 4613 W. Willow, McHenry, and Albert Rick* 209 Darrel road, McHenry, were charged following their apprehension by county police. At 11:35 p.m., Saturday, an auto was observed by police parked on Christine drive near Lily Lake road. The officer stopped to investigate, and when approaching the vehicle, the odor of cannabis was detected. - Inspection produced a quantity of cannabis, resulting in the arrest of Rick for possession of cannabis, with bond set at $1,000 for a March 10 court appearance. Three days before the Rick arrest, county police, while on routine patrol, observed an auto parked along Bull Valley road, east of Queen Anne road, Woodstock, and in approaching the vehicle, it sped away. The officer stopped the car as it attempted to turn around in a driveway, and found the driver to be Viita. Allegedly, the odor of burned cannabis prevailed, and in­ spection produced a quantity of cannabis, as well " as paraphernalia for its con­ sumption, resulting in Viita's arrest. Bond was set at $1,000 for a March 8 court appearance. A McHenry youth was arrested for possession of cannabis, possession of a controlled substance, and no valid registration, following an incident Sunday afternoon on Chapel Hill road. William Oakford, 4700 W. Bonner road, McHenry, was released on $7,000 bond following his arrest for the above charges. At 1:50 p.m., police observed an auto northbound on Chapel Hill road, McHenry, with no license plates displayed. When the officer stopped it to in­ vestigate, the odor of burned cannabis was present, and a search allegedly produced a quantity of cannabis, as well as a powder identified as cocaine, and paraphernalia for its consumption. THEATRE Gt NO A CITY WIS Jutt oM 1 ? on Hwyt H & I MARCH 111213 FRI., SAT., SUN. 7:00(Fiflfe| l:5S(S«aihbuckler) Robert Sh.w 1 GENEVIEVE Buioid in mmsL AND! Rod Slti|*r in W.C. Fields & Me I™ ONE ADMISSION k WITH THIS COUPON j k 50' A Law Enforcement Funding In Youth Discussions The March meeting of the McHenry County Youth Service bureau board of directors will be held Monday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the YSB^ffi^, 840 N. Seminary in Woodstock, according to Jacie Smith of McHenry board president. Agenda items include a proposed funding application to the Illinois Law enforcement commission. Other business discussions will focus on a proposal for -revisions in the current operating budget, proposals from the Personnel commitee regarding staff salaries and fringe benefits, and nominations for new board members from the YSB Board Development committee. After the business portion of the meeting, the YSB clinical staff will make a presentation on the crisis and counseling work of the agency. The staff will discuss the kinds of referrals received by the Bureau, the source of those referrals and the kind of counseling style utilized by bureau staff. At 6:30 p.m. on the same evening, VSB Director Tom Timm will speak to members of the Woodstock-McHenry League of Wom'fen Voters and new YSB board members on the role and function of the Youth Service bureau. The public is cordially invited to attend all or part of these proceedings. DWI, Traffic Charges Filed Against Driver Daniel Tronsen, 4516 Garden Quarter road, McHenry, was arrested for driving while in­ toxicated, driving in the wrong lane, and for speeding, McCullom Lake road, Wonder Lake, a theft which was discovered when he returned home after a few hours' ab­ sence. Entry had been gained by kicking open a garage door and prying open a door leading into the home. Evidence indicated the home had been thoroughly searched, and an inventory is being made to determine any loss. following an incident Saturday night in Wonder Lake. At 7 p.m., while westbound on Rt. 120, west of E. Wonder Lake road, police observed an auto parked along the side of the road, and in approaching the vehicle, it suddenly drove onto the roadway so quickly that the officer had to brake sharply to avoid a crash. The vehicle continued westbound at speeds up to 70 mph, driving in the wrong lane of traffic, and disregarding visible and audible signals. 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