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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1978 CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS WON BY Neither driver was injured in the mishap and Quinn was ticketed for improper lane usage AREA CONTENDERS EXPLOSION. (Continued from pftge 1) FIRE AFTER DRIVER opposite sex. Kim Kantlehner displayed the best entry of opposite sex to winner among Polish and Dwarf entries. In open class sheep com­ petition, Tim Watkins again won champion awards with his Corridale ram and ewe and reserve championship for his ewe and ram. Among 4-H horse show winners, Mandy Aird of McLake Wood club claimed top place in pony pleasure, English pleasure and western pleasure classes. Kristine Salman of McHenry was winner in the Junior arts and crafts class; Bob Teuber of McHenry in Junior photography; and Randy Swikie in open class photography. 4-H home economics winners included Shelly Von Bruen chenhein of McHenry, outdoor meals; and Lee Tomlinson, McHenry, arts and crafts THREE INJURED IN CRASH (Continued from page 1) Neither driver was injured in the mishap A two-car accident on Bay road, near Weingart road, Sunday evening resulted in a McHenry man being ticketed by Sheriff's police Martin R Quinn, 514 W Bald Knob road, told police he was eastbound on Bay road, rounding a curve, when the rear-end of his vehicle slid into the westbound lane and struck an approaching vehicle driven by Phillip L Borshell of Wheaton STRIKES GARAGE (Continued from page 1) remained on the scene for three hours fighting the fire. A fire Monday night caused an estimated $15,000 damage to the Sports Pub on Route 120 in Lakemoor. Firemen from McHenry Companies One and Three responded to fight the fire which was reported at 9:27 p.m. Most of the damage was confined to the interior of the structure. One firemen from Company One, Bob Dody, was admitted to McHenry hospital, for treatment of smoke inhalation. Arson is suspected, and authorities are continuing their investiagtion into the cause of the fire. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) small band of people - mostly men - who as a minority are telling us what we must wear We are an ERC advocate - Equal Rights for Consumers KAF ARTS-CRAFT FAIR WINNERS - Winners in the Arts and Crafts competition (Open and Junior show competition) at the McHenry County fair display their entries. From left are Randy Swikie, Johnsburg, best of show photo; Paul Szlachta, Woodstock, best of show, Junior handicraft; Everett Hunter, Woodstock, best of show open Handicraft; Mary O'Donnell, Woodstock, best off show open art; Kathryn Macheroux, Woodstock, best of show junior needlework; and Joan Brown, Woodstock, best of show senior needlework. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) DIES IN ACCIDENT Mark A Bogard, 17, of 5206 NiDDersink. Richmond, was pronounced dead at McHenry hospital Aug 2 after being found unconscious in a bam where he had been working, located at N. Solon road Electrocution was believed to have been the cause of his death. Declare Many Beaches To Be Unsafe To Swim Water samples collected from swimming beaches by the McHenry County Department of Health July 31 and Aug 1 were obtained from several beaches on the Fox river and from some of the lakes in the county. Those beaches at which there has been two consecutive un­ satisfactory samples and which the department is posting as unsafe for swimming include Highland Shores, White Oaks Bay No. 2, Wonder Woods No. 3 and 4, Lookout Point, Wonder Center No 1. Deep Spring Woods No 1 and Shore Hills Country club, all at Wonder Register Now For Fall Classes McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE Lake; West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake; Camp Villa Maria, city of McHenry, Sunnyside, Fox river, McHenry Shores and McCullom Lake. Ask Residence Zoning From Farm District A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Ap­ peals by William and Susan Smith and Howard Katzenberg for an amendment to the McHenry county zoning or­ dinance form "F" Fanning district to "R" Residence district. The property consists of approximately 76 acres with 800 feet of frontage on U.S. Highway 12 and is located about one and one-half miles southeast of the village of Rich­ mond. The hearing will be Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. in Room 112 of the McHenry county courthouse, 2200 North Seminary avenue, Woodstock. Interested persons may appear and be heard. OCCUPATIONAL & A a u u l i r \ r * 4 - O TRANSFER CLASSES AUQ. ZO CONTINUING EdUCL.Z • > r o . u -- ' P K C C C C B C R I k l ADULT BEGIN CLASSES BEGIN McHenry County College Rt. 14 & Lucas Rd Crystal Lake III. 60014 815-455-3700 hav« a nice weekend. ADMIRE SOMETHING! 1843 THi CATHOLIC PARISH of dn old German town in JOHNSBUHG. ILLINOIS t elebrates if's 1978 135th ANNIVERSARY * ST. JOHN'S PIONEER DAYS 3 Day Summer Festival Celebration FRIDAV Aug. 11th starting 4:30 p.m. SATURDAY Aug. 12th starting 1:00 p.m. SUNDAY Aug. 13th starting 12:00 noon IN DOWNTOWN JOHNSBURG heart of Ptstukrr land' 4 miles Northeast of Mi Henry, Illinois at the famous JOHNSBURG COMMUNITY CLUB MEMORIAL PARK RIDES FOR ALL AGES GAMES OF ALL SORTS ENTERTAINMENT-DANCING THEATRE SHOWS LAS VEGAS NITES BAND CONCERT PARADE GERMAN BEER GARDEN DISCOTHEQUE FULL SERVICE air cond BAR COMPLETE CARNIVAL FESTIVAL ATMOSPHERE GEARED FOR , THE ENTIRE FAMILY FARM STAND CRAFTS 4 SEASONS BAZAAR BAKERY BOOTH GERMAN-POLISH DELI ICE CREAM - POP HOT DOGS BRATS DINNERS FRIDAY-FISH FRY SATURDAY - STEAK FRY SUNDAY - OLD FASHIONED ROAST BEEF SIT DOWN FAMILY STYLE DINNERS m Be sure to play Lucky Number Contest -- just by attending Have a great time at our 3 day festival Deaths MAURICE SCHREINER A long-time McHenry resident, Maurice Schreiner, 66, 1901 Maple avenue, Evanston, died Aug. 3 at St. Francis hospital, Evanston. The deceased was born March 19,1912, in McHenry, the son of William and Caroline Rothermel Schreiner. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Willis, in 1973. There was no visitation. Mr. Schreiner ieft no survivors. A funeral Mass was offered Monday morning at St. Mary's church with interment in the church cemetery. Arrangements were made by the George R. Just en and Son funeral home. BERTHA MULHERIN A former Lakeland Park resident, Mrs. Bertha Mulherin, 84, died Thursday, Aug. 5. Arrangements were made by the George R. J us ten and Son funeral home. BURDETTE L. BETHEL Burdette L. Bethel, 73, 4616 Front Royal, died at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge, Aug. 5. He was born April 28, 1905, in Davenport, la., the son of Oscar and Vera Baker Bethel. A former Chicago resident, he was a purchasing manager in electronics. His survivors include his wife, Alice nee Stake; three sons, William of West Springfield, Mass., Robert of Crystal Lake, and Richard, Delavan, Wis.; his mother Vera Cook of McHenry ; and eight grandchildren. Visitation was held Monday from 2 to 9 p.m. at the George R. J us ten funeral home where services were held Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., with Father Edmund Petit officiating, interment was in Cedar Park cemetery, Chicago. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer society. JAMES R. BALL. SR. James R. Ball, Sr., 79, of 602 N. Devonshire court, McHenry, was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital, Friday, Aug. 4. Mr. Ball was born Aug. 30, 1898 in Chicago, the son of Fredrick and Erminie Dickenson Ball. Moving from Buffalo Grove, Mr. Ball had lived here about one and one-half years. He was a retired manufacturing representative for Ball Engineering Co., formerly of Chicago. The deceased was a veteran and a member of Edison Park Post No. 541 of the American Legion >n Chicago and a thirty ~ third degree Mason of Park Ridge Lodge No. 988, A.F.4A.M. Among his survivors are his wife, Agnes Simpson Ball, whom he married in 1938 in Chicago; a son, James R. Ball, Jr., of McHenry; two grand­ children Susan and Michael Frey of McHenry; one brother, George W. Ball, Scottsdale, Ariz. A brother Fredrich, preceded him in death. Visitation was scheduled for Monday from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home where last rites were conducted by Rev. Arthur M Knudsen of McHenry on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. JUNE NOVAK Memorial services will be Tield Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Christ Memorial church, 4916 W. 107th street, Oak Lawn, for June Novak, nee Tanner, who died July 9 in Cedar Creek, Mo. Mrs. Novak was born Jan. 25, 1931 in Evergreen Park. She lived in Wonder Lake from 1960 until 1976 when the family moved to Missouri. The deceased was a past president of the Wonder Lake fire department auxiliary and a i REGISTER FOR SCHOOL - Pic tared are Mrs. Robert Hayhurst and daughter. Amy, as they register for the 1978-79 school term at Fox Valley Christian school, 599 N. Front street, McHenrv. Fox Valley Christian School is a program of individualised, accelerated education for those desiring a Christian environment with excellence In education and strong emphasis on discipline. Ralph Cltak Is the recently employed principal. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois university, with a degree in Education. Appointments to see an informative slide presentation on Fox Valley Christian school may be made by calling 385-4063. School Fees Because of the many fees charged at the time of registration for grade and high school, these amounts are being published for the convenience of parents of McHenry area students. Grade School District 15 Book Rental - Kindergarten, $10; milk, $8. First-Fifth Grade - $13. Sixth-Eighth Grade - $17. Cafeteria Hot Lunches • $.50 Bus fee for those residing within lVfc miles of the school students attend - $30 for one child; $40 for two children; $50 for three or more children. East Campus Yearbook Sale • $7.50. Student Athletic Tickets • $7. Basic student and insurance fee - $34. Football Insurance - $39. All other athletic insurance - $8. Johnsburg Kindergarten • $18. Grades 1-5 - $13. Grades 6-8 - $17. Dual enrollment - $10.50. High school book rental - $15. Towel fee • $6. P.E. lock fee - $2.50. Cosmetology students should be alerted that they will be required to pay one-half of the cosmetology materials fee ($60 for 1978-79 school year). Wonder Lake Kindergarten - $9.50 (includes first semester milk). Grades 1-2 - $15. Grades 3-4 • $17.50. Grades 5-6 - $20. Young Pianist Wins Senior Talent Contest Nicholas Psvkovic, 15-year- old Woodstock pianist, parlayed impressive piano renditions of two Chopin classics to win the Senior division of the McHenry County fair's Talent contest last weekend. First in the competition for the Junior division-under 15 years of age-were two costumed folk dancers from Cary who performed Tyrolean dances before an attentive audience. The duo included Kamren Jones, 12, and Joy Anderson, 11. Other Senior division winners included Kelee Flannery and Judy Painter, Crystal Lake folk singers, second; and the Ryder Force band featuring Chris Gibson, Mark Philpot and Mark Ruester, Crystal Lake. Other Junior division winners member of the Auxiliary Coast Guard. Survivors include her husband, Joseph, of Cedar Creek; seven children, Rick Berndt and Bunny Berndt of Wonder Lake, Debbie Berndt, Orlando, Fla., Joe Novak, bndgeview, Marilyn Novak, Chicago Ridge, Karen Novak, Rockford and Scott Novak, Cedar Creek; her mother, Lillian Tanner Tauberschmidt, Forsyth, Mo., and one sister, Bonnie Wells, Oak Lawn; and one grandchild. Memorials may be made to Christ Memorial Benevolent fund. included Lisa Thompson, 13, Woodstock jazz dancers, second; and the Nate Heldman Trio, vocal group from Woodstock. In winning the Senior division before an audience of 250, Pavkovic, rural Woodstock resident who attends Crystal Lake high school, displayed skill in interpreting and presenting Chopin's "Etude in C Sharp Minor" and "First Movement of the Second Sonata." Pavkovic has been taking music lessons for ten years. He is considering a career in music but realizes the difficulties of serious music as a profitable profession. Bill and Bertha Tammeus, Woodstock, served as contest chairmen. Janet Byrnes, McHenry, was head of the Junior division program. First place winners received $100 cash prize. Second and third place winners received sub­ stantial cash prizes, and the remainder of the contestants received expense money. The eight finalists in each of the two divisions were determined following auditions last weekend by almost forty McHenry county talent acts. They Will If they aren't meek when they inherit the earth, they will be before they get the mortgage paid off. -News, Birmingham. SOFT • WATER RENTAL No installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions I675 AND $050 per month RENT PHONE 312-259-3393 SOFT Ront-e-Soft, a division of the Arlington Soft Wator Company, Arlington Heights. Illinois 60004 Serving McHenry Area