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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15.1978 SAFETY MEASURES FOR BUSES OKAYED (Continued from page 1) that the volunteers would probably want to run on the buses which carry their own children. Dr Farmer said the pilot program would determine the worth of using paid aides on the buses before they got into what could be a very costly program The board voted to reject all bids for group health and life insurance <part of the teachers ' contract) when the abstract indicated that only one bidder had met the specifications. Prudential Insurance Co Bill Landis. assistant superin­ tendent for operational ser­ vices. explained to the board that there were two low bid­ ders. but they did not comply with the specification for unlimited coverage under the health insurance program but l imited it to $1 million When board members wondered why only i Prudential hid on unlimited coverage even when the first proposals had been Returned for the bidders to meet the terms indicated, it itl m W 815 943-4451 24 hr Information*-* U.S. 14 & 173 H A R V A R D . I L L DECEMBER 15 - 21 TERRI HALL 7 & 9:45 ANDREA TRUE JAMIE GILLIS ummtMSKttiMt mmmm Rated X v JSew Year's Eve Fun T ime DINNER SERVED 7pm - 10pm s30 /PERSON INCLUDES: Cocktails, Prime Rib Dinner. Complimentary Champagne, Hats & Favors Dance To The Music Of BOB FREUND'S ORCHESTRA 10PM TIL??? OPEN TO THE PUBLIC McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N JOHN ST McHENRY /NOW OPEN i ii ii I ('Fan|ily Iloqsc ^ Great Family Dining ^ Now In McHenry DAILY DINNER SPECIALS MONDAY - New York Strip Steak TUESDAY - Fried Chicken (All You Can Eat) J39i [WEDNESDAY - Crab Legs (All You Can Eat) THURSDAY - Bar B Q Ribs FRIDAY - Fis Fry (All You Can Eat) *3" SATURDAY - Lobster Tail 740 JOIN US FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST 9:00 AM NOON Try Gyros And A Greek Salad For Lunch....Great Idea From Greece! ^Mc' I IeniV inn ianj i lv i loqsc 4512 W RTE. 120 McHENRY. IL 2 blocks West of McHenry Martlet Place Shopping Center 344-0900 HOURS MON rHURS 11 30 AM 1 00AM f RI t SAT 11 30 AM 7 00 AM SUNDAY 9 00 AM 10 00PM was guessed that corporate policy for some companies precluded furnishing unlimited coverage. Board, president David Cain said the board alternatives were to award the bid to Prudential or to reject all bids and try again If they took the Prudential bid they would be over the budget for the program, l^andis said. The budget was based on estimates made by some of the other bidders Cain asked if the specification^ were so designed that only one company could bid on the solicitation. It was pointed out that Occidental Life also met the specs but was "out of the ball park" with" i ts proposal The board wondered if the teachers would go along with a $1 million' l imit instead of unlimited since the former agreement specified only $30,000 With the rejection of the bids, the board agreed to ask the Teachers ' association if i t would agree to amended specifications for Si million The difference between Prudential 's bid and the low bids was indicated at $9,000 in the discussions. The board took no action on requests from parents of students in District 36 ( Wonder Lake) for transportation to Montini school in McHenry but did okav a tentative studv or A-i norcnrc xro REPAIR SERVICE Free Looners Complete Service on all Mokes Custom Earmolds 30 Day Trial on New Aids HOME SERVICE FOR SHUT-INS! TRY BEFORE YOU BUY' Maico Oticon Radio Ear Qualitone Audiotone Telex Sono Tone Custom Made All in the Ear Models SERVICE CENTER WED'S 1:00 to 5:00 OTHER HOURS BY APPT. BATTERY SALE 40% DISCOUNT ALL SIZES! R0BT. STENSLAND A ASSOCIATES 3937 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY. ILL 385-7661 Also MT. PROSPECT 109 S. MAIN 392-4750 feeler to Districts 156 and 36 about making a cost survey of transportation with a view to possible consolidation. This cost study was suggested by Paul Wember. who was asking some consideration for the Montini students now without transportation. Dr. Parmer explained the problem to the board and spectators present. A year ago school schedules changed, and when the director of tran­ sportation , was asked if the buses could accommodate the affected children, he said there would be no problem. But there was. Dr. Farmer continued.- While High School District 156 does extend into this part of Wonder Lake. District 15 does not The children from District 36 (Wonder Lake) were tran­ sported on District 156 buses, but District 15 never did serve them District 156 would stil l serve them. Dr Farmer noted, except the high school schedule lias changed <set up 1 hour> and the timing is the elementary Monffru|HJtlents Dr Farmer sara* Di|0rict 15 could forget the differences in district boundary lines and pick up the students involved The pickup would be at boundary line and only the morning connection would be good But attorneys have pointed out District 15 would be furnishing services to out-of-district students not furnished to any other student With this precedent, would District 15 provide tran­ sportation for students from other primary districts to private schools in McHenry9 Where is the line drawn' ' He noted that with the afternoon trip, it is 45 minutes to an hour too late and the Wonder Lake bus drivers are off duty by that t ime Dr Farmer complained that District 15. with the least responsibili ty (involvement) in the situation, is the one that is "under the gun Wember said he could see the district's problem and he of­ fered a solution resulting from meeting with Regional Superintendent Ed Hall. He asked the board a favor that might lead to a long term solution, a further merger of the transportation departments that would increase the utilization of buses. He wanted a cost survey to see if it would be cheaper to eliminate the District 36 Transportation department and merge it with 156 and 15. He said one of the boards involved would have to authorize the study and he was asking District 15 to do this. Dr Farmer wondered if it wouldn't be more logical for one of the other districts to okay the study as District 15 actually has the least interest in the situation Questions were raised about increased or decreased costs to the districts resulting from the proposed merger Dr. Farmer pointed out. too. that District 156 could throw the tran­ sportation of District 36's Montini students back into the lap of District 15 since elementary students are in­ volved Mrs Cuda inquired about the cost of such a survey and then moved to inquire of the other two districts about making a joint study. The motion passed with members C.ary Lockwood and Tim Althoff voting "no". In other business, the board discussed a proposed meeting with three groups at city hall .Ian 23 about demographics for the school district Farmer said that possible participants would include Council mem­ bers, Planning commission and Zoning Board of Appeals members and possibly the County Planning commision Mrs Cuda noted that it sounded like too many people to ac- OPEN YE AR ROl'ND SitrU a n d S u n d a y * f r o m 2 p m DUE TO CONTROVitSIAl NATURE Of I MATERIAL, THE PROGRAM (DEC. 15-21) j IS NOT RECOMMENDED | FOR YOUNG PEOPLE P*rt*(i u4«r 17 lit with s»MfTl»l«t MIMl j Eatfi DM. 14: Tk« F.rr («:J0) t Last Hois* *• tbi lift (7:00) DEC. 15-21: ONE WEEK AT MOST! 414 .'7a Mill L>A1 NITI. Thi» cmm^t irvft (•• oil tfcinfftl) O0*4 otfc«r, !••• •ffeftftiv* wk|«ct«. TK« comtiy it **ppoto b« ft fenny at mt, bwt COMING: of »h« Pink Ponth«r Going South & On* and Only, Agatha Chri»ti« i Deoth on tho Nil* f9u I I k§¥§ t§ c§mi t t r&igkt DIANE KEATON LOOKING FOR MR. 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She com­ mented that they would probably wind up listening to a lecture on growth prospects without getting a chance to exchange views. CONTINUE TRIAL IN FATAL CRASH (Continued from page 1) daughters died in the crash. One member of the Rappoport family survived the accident. Waite was arraigned on Sept. 11. at which time he pled not guilty to the charges. He has been free on a $15,000 personal recognizance bond since his arraignment. OBSERVANT PRE- TEEN LEADS POLICE TO ARREST (Continued from page 1) gone. On Dec. 7, a resident from Shorewood drive said he was parked at the Palace Bowl, 3400 N. Richmond road, and four wire spoke wheel covers disappeared from his car. On Dec. 8, a Johnsburg resident parked her car at the John­ sburg Community club and soon found that all wheel covers had been removed In a delayed report made Dec. 6. a resident of Patton drive. Wonder Lake, advised (he sheriff that on Nov. 26 his green snowmobile disappeared from his residence and has not been seen since. A house entry was reported Dec 8at Memory trail. Wonder Lake, during the day when everyone was gone, and stolen were rolls of quarters and dimes On Dec 9. somebody solved the problem of starting a cold vehicle by stealing the battery from a pickup truck parked at the McHenry Recreation on River road The cables had been cut The first complaint of Christmas tree lights being stolen came from a residence on Hamlin drive Dec. 8. COMMON PROBLEMS OF CLUBS PRESENTED (Continued from page 1) commissioned to try to work out the details With all members present. the board finally banned the controversial book discussed in the past few meetings by a vote of 4 to 3. Dr. Andreas indicated that by analyzing the potential student growth from the housing development in the district during the past year an in­ crease of approximately 563 students could be expected in the next five-year period. Plans-are continuing for the Johnsburg high school dedication ceremony and building tours Sunday. Jan. 7. Dr Falkinham. business manager, reported that the final payment had been made on the Ringwood school. I Later, in executive session the board considered the prospect of obtaining additional land for needed school space. There will be no regular school board meeting Dec 26. McHenry Woman Hurt At Intersection Crash A McHenry woman was listed in satisfactory condition in McHenry hospital Thursday after she was admitted following a traffic accident Wednesday afternoon Evelyn Peo, 4904 N. Pistakee, was taken to the hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue squad following the accident at Wilmot and Ringwood roads, north of Johnsburg. Ms Peo was a passenger in a car driven by Gertrude Burkhardt. 909 W Edgewood drive The Burkhardt auto was reportedly eastbound on Ringwood road, going through the intersection after stopping at the stop sign, when it was hit by a southbound vehicle. The driver of the southbound car. Bret Choklad, Lake in the Hills, told police he was south­ bound on Wilmot road and didn't see a "stop ahead" sign or the stop sign for the in­ tersection He said as he approached the intersection, he saw the Burkhardt auto and applied his brakes but couldn't avoid a collision. Choklad. a passenger in his car. Kim L Krop, Algonquin, Ms Burkhardt and Ms Peo were all taken to the hospital after the accident Ms. Peo was the only person admitted The others were treated and released. Choklad was ticketed by sheriff's police for failing to stop at a stop sign A Wonder Lake man was ticketed following a two-car collision on Route 120 Monday James E. 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A McHenry resident's auto sustained minor damage when it was struck from behind Monday evening Michael D Williams. 3402 W 1st street, told police he was stopped at a red light at Elm street and Richmond road, when his car was struck in the rear by another vehicle The driver of the second car, Janice K Strom berg of Crystal Lake, said that she was stopped behind the Williams vehicle when her foot slipped off the brake Her car moved forward, striking the rear of the Williams vehicle The Strom berg auto was not damaged, but the Williams vehicle was damaged slightly No tickets were issued following the mishap I \MII.Y SKRVICK MKKTIMi The Family Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County will hold i ts regular monthly meeting Wednesday. Dec. 20. at 7 :io p m in the McHenry area office. 3409 W Waukegan road. McHenry. 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