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ifllWWrtflAAftfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Letters To "Go (For C.B. OwrTers) For answers to specific questions wrH«J(do not coll) "The Gopher , in core of McHenry Ploindealer, 3812 W. Elm Street. McHenry. Woodland Drummer Land Dear (iopher. What do I do about my license it. my name changes? I'm getting married soon. "Queenie" Congratulations! When your name changes, and your address changes, you MUST inform the F.C.C., Gettysburg. Pa., 17326. Your notice must, include the name and address as it appears on your present license, the new name and-or new address, and your call sign. YOU MUST KEEP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE WITH YOUR RECORDS. Your notice may be in letter form, or ypu may have a form attached to it (YOUR C.B. LICENSE) which you may use for this purpose. Dear («opher, "Why won't REACT call a tow truck direct? "Bullitt" Several reasons (1.) The requester may be really trying to leave the scene where property damage has occurred (2.) A false caller - and believe it or not. we have nuts out there that enjoy doing just this. (3.) Illegal tow operators, non- insured, are also working out there with radios REACT's policy, for your protection and theirs, is to send a squad to your location and the Officer will call a tow of your preference if you have one. REACT will, under certain circumstances, call your home or place of business who in turn can send for you your tow of preference. I, as a District 2 State Police Monitor, will call a tow for you direct, but be prepared for the the "Ihird-degree". Also, you will NOT HAVE A TOW O PREFERENCE Dear (iopher. My car radio, parked outsii during the ice storm, transmitting when it perfect before. Is there connection? "Black Widow" As long as your antenna was on and intact, there would be no connection between moisture accummulation around your antenna base jand your loss of transmission. It sounds like you have other problems and had better take it in to be checked. Dear (iopher. How do I" renew my C.B. license? "Dynamite Jim" You renew your license in the same way that you apply for a new C .B. license. You should allow at least sixty days for the F.C.C. to act on your ap­ plication. If you send your application before your license expires, you may continue to operate under that license until the F.C.C. acts on your application. You do not need a temporary per­ mit, but you should keep a copy of the application you send to the F .C.C. You MUST STOP TRAN­ SMITTING as soon as your license expires, unless you have already sent your renewal application to the F.C.C. and you have the copy as proof. You may not begiiA^ransmitting again until you have received a new license from the F.C.C. was pilllllimilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIItlll!: ||P0LICE TICKETS]) TOM STERLING Triple Sausage and Kraut Combo Warms Up Winter Day Sausage and sauerkraut, al­ ways a popular dinner duo, are teamed up in especially delicious fashion in Sausage Choucroute. This classic Euro­ pean entree is a meal-in-a-pot, says the National Live Stock and Meat Board. It calls for the choncroute (or sauerkraut) to be cooked with potatoes and onions in white wine. La­ ter, apple wedges are added along with a triple sausage treat of frankfurters, bratwurst and smoked pork sausage links. Sausage Choucroute 6 frankfurters 6 fresh bratwurst links 6 small smoked pork sau­ sage links 1 can (27 ounces) sauer­ kraut 2 cups chopped onions 6 medium-sized red pota­ toes, pared and halved 1 Zi cups white wine 2 medium-sized tart red apples, cut in wedges Drain sauerkraut and com­ bine with onion and potatoes in Dutch oven or large pot. Add wine, cover and cook in moderate oven (350° F.) for 1 hour. Place apple wedges on top of kraut. Arrange frank­ furters, bratwurst ana smoked sausage links on top. Return to oven, uncovered, for 30 minutes. 6 servings. No Sense Husband-You are always wishing for what you haven't got. Wife-Well, goodness, there's no sense in wishing for what 1 have got, is there? METAL DETECTORS FRONTIER STOVES SIGNS The last of the series of three Audubon Wildlife films will be shown Jan. 7 in the Woodstock Opera House at 1:30 p m Titled "Superior--Land of the Woodland Drummer", it will be presented by its creator. Thomas Sterling. While at the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources attaining his B.S. degree. Sterling's concern for the crisis state of the en­ vironment moved him to speak and show films to local groups, believing then as now that the answer to environmental problems will come through education. While filming in the Lake Superior region, he became fascinated by the ruffed grouse, whose territorial drumming will become very familiar to those who will see the film. Tom Sterling's sojourn begins in late April with both the sight and sound of another harbinger of spring, the wood frog. Later, migrating birds arrive. American toads trill, loons begin raising a family, and in August the wolves and moose of Isle Royale are ob­ served. In the fail the family of loons is revisited. In winter Tom tracks by snowshoe the fisher, a rarely seen member of the weasel family. The returning warmth of, spring brings again the distant drumming of the ruffed grouse, completing the cycle. This 3-film series has been sponsored jointly by the McHenry County Audubon" society, the McHenry County Defenders, and the En­ vironmental Education Ad visory committee of the McHenry County Conservation district Refreshments will be served in the Community room following the program The City o McHenry Police deg^rtment has issued the ollovtftftetickets WilliamV H. Douglas, 3212 Stillhill drive, driving while license suspended and failure to yield. Patrick J. Speciale. 3805 Main street, failure to yield and no valid driver's license. Laurie A. Johnson. 307 N. Lily Lake road, improper lane usage and driving while under the influence of alcohril. Marv Mennella, 2706 N. Sterling drive, disobeyed a stop sign Joy L Little, 2614 Villa lane, disobeyed a traffic control device. I Susan M Koerper, 1512 N. Lakeland avenue, disobeyed a traffic control device. Edward D. Dudziak. 7912 Bayview road. Wonder Lake, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone. Irvine C. Williams, Fox Lake, disobeyed a traffic light Juan Barboza Tinajeros. Waukegan. speeding. 52 mph in a :{() zone and no valid driver's license Patricia A Tonyan. 3706 W. High street, speeding. 40 mph in a 25 zone. Richard J Stull, 5111 Thornwood drive, disobeyed a stop sign and disobeyed a stop sign ' ; John J Janowak, 705 Oef- fling. operating a snowmobile on the street. Albert R Bianchi. 415 Mineral Springs drive, failure to yield Michael J Foley. Woodstock, failure to yield and failure to carry vehicle card registration Robert J Payton, Wood stock, failure to yield Mathew J. Rokosz. 2407 W. Fairview avenue, tailure to yield Timothy M Freund. 421(1 Ponca. disobeyed a traffic control signal. Peggy L Blake. :I9(>2 Main street, failure to yield Ralph C "\lulletis. 1718 Pleasant street, leaving the scene of "a property damage accident Thomas C Thorsen. Crystal Lake, faililre to yield Robert L Weiss. Crystal Lake, disobeyed a traffic control signal .. The trouble with poli­ tics today isn't politics, but calculating men who use politics for their own selfish ends. BUiLDING PAGE 17-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1»79 -- ~™ ~ ™ Lane with an approximalr value dI $9(1.000 Mcllenrv 'JY-wnship Fee Bill and Louise Gi;asser. 714H S Artesian Ave . Chicago, for a two-bedroom residence at Kill Wayside Drive with an ajj proximate value <>f $44.(*oo Nunda Township Fee--$170.I6 Ronnie ( ' Harris. 4419 Kuhn Road. .Richmond, to take <mt screens and close a wall at an ^ approximate value of $32 Rich mond Township Fee $11 31 V entures, in care of V\ m Tonyan & Sons Inc . 14(Mi S Route *31. McHenry. for an office huildmg at 4911 Route 51, Crystal Lake, w it h an ap proximate value <if $6oo.noo Nunda Township Fee--$1,183 Albert .1 Krueger. 8118 Routo 31 .* Richmond, t-o remodel .i barn into kennel runs at an approximate value of $7<>o Richmond 'Township Fee <-.21 s PERMITS i Roy E Johnson. 505 Orchard St.. Anhrt)ch. for a three l)edrpoHi residence at 8315 Sch­ midt Sft with an approximate-, value [of $53,00(1 Burton ~T«iwnsl«p Fee--$226 Ross/Teresi Jr.. for a threV- bedro/m resilience at 7417 E ood Dine with an ap proximare value of $50,000 McHenry Township Fee- $235 BrjWi LaReau. Fox Lake, for a three bedroom residence at 1908 VV Oakleaf Drive with an approximate value of $40.1)00 Mcllenrv Township Fee $179 •Will iam R Gomoll. 2524 Knob Hill Road. McHenry. for a four^ bedroom residence at 3404 Ivv » v ' , RIDE 'EM ...The All- Indian Rodeo is one of the highlights of the Arizona State Fair, held in Phoenix in late October and /Novem­ ber. 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From clothes to toys, from jewelry to food and refreshments, you can save on it all now thru Sunday! Come in, join in the fun, and save...save...save! at Lakehurst One minute east'of the Tri State One minute west of Skokie Highway (Rt. 41 at Waukeqan (Rt 43) and Belvidere Roads (Rt 120) Waukeqan