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PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. APRIL 10.1961 ...Moving Mountains At Johnsburg Students enrolled in the Heavy Equipment course at Johnsburg high school also are instructed in surveying as an integral part of the class. The surveyor will determine when exactly sixinches of soil has been removed from the baseball diamonds behind the school. ,When the weather permits, the class moves outside for a little practical application of the skills learned in the classroom. Story & Photos By Anthony Oliver One of the newest pieces of machinery acquired by the Johnsburg school district is the road grader shown above. The engine was overhauled, the machine put in operating condtition and painted by the students in the diesel maintenance phase of^the two-year course. The grader is making the excavation of the baseball diamonds a good deal easier than the project would have been without it. Below, one of the students operates the tractor and backhoe, carving out the corners of the diamond -- which would be more dif­ ficult with either the grader or the bulldozer. After the excavation is completed the students will fill and finish the jjiamond. TA •V K \ i ^ r < 1' / OBifflBSSC to Investigate Area Burglaries McHenrv County Sheriff's police are investigating the burglary of a home belonging to Francis Peterson. 99 Vernon drive. Mc Henry The thief forced open a bedroom window and stole a jar of pennies, an assort­ ment of liquor, a clock-radio and some ashtrays The police are also looking into a break-in at the home of Kdward Zenko. at 5205 Beach. McHenrv The offender drilled ONE INJURY-Membert of the McHenry Area Rescue squad last Tuesday afternoon, ^render aid to James Tackitt, of 1711 Knoll, McHenry. after the motorcycle he was riding ran into the rear of a car on Route 120 STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Two citations were issued to the rider of a motorcycle that ran into the rear of an automobile Tuesday af ternoon on Route 120, near Ramble road. The rider of the motor­ cycle. James Tackitt. of 1711 Knoll, McHenry. told police he had changed lanes when a car turned left from Ramble road onto Route 120 and stopped Tackitt also said, according to the report, that he did not see any brake lights before the collision occurred. The driver of the car was Maribel Ramon, of Wood stock. Tackitt was cited for improper lane usage and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. He was transported to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad for treatment. The accident occurred at 3:37 p.m. April 7. Randolph W Dohnke, of 917 Edgewood, McHenry. was taken to McHenry hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue squad following a one-car accident near the intersection of Fox Lake road and Broadway. Dohnke told police he was approaching Broadway when another auto crossed the intersection without stopping A witness said he saw the Dohnke vehicle travel at a high rate of speed and cross the center line just before the accident occurred, the ceport said. Dohnke was ticketed for improper lane usage The accident occurred at 7:42 p.m. April 5 The Johnsburg and Rich­ mond Rescue squads were called to the scene of a one- vehicle accident which resulted in injuries to three people The driver of the car, Anthony A Pace, of 10483 FtheJ court. Hosemont, said he could not remember anything about the accident A passenger in the car. Andrea A Gillev, of 10 Meade court. Fox Lake, said they were traveling south on Wilmot road when Pace began to pass a slow moving vehicle As they were passing, a tire blew and caused the car to leave the roadway and Strike a Commonwealth Fdison pole. A witness said they were heading south on Wilmot and as the Pace vehicle passed, it suddenly swerved off the road, struck a pole and overturned. Pace, Ms. Gilley and Michael A Gibson, of 5461 Menard. Chicago, were all taken to McHenry hospital for treatment of injuries The accident occurred at 1 a.m. April 5. William C Hovseth. of 705 Pheasant trail. McHenry. told police he fell asleep at the wheel of his car which was southbound on Fox Lake road The car struck a mailbox and two trees, but the driver was not injured The .collision occurred at 1:40 a m April 5. t t around the lock of a garage door to get in and stole a garden tractor A portable air compressor, a table sau and a stereo unit were stolen from the home of Santos Pineda, at 5401 Lake street. McHenrv Annette Caputo. of 2501 Orchard Beach McHenry repor' 'd the thf* <>f a television set from the residence The thief pried open a door to gain entry Deaths LOUIS PEDECONE l>ouis C. Pedeeone, 2833 W. Lincoln road, McHenry. died Wednesday. April 8, at Sherman hospital, Elgin, 111. He was preceded in death by his wife Edith C. Pedeeone Oct 6. 1980 Survivors are two sons, Ronald of Riverside. Ill and Jan of Lake In The Hills, a daughter Linda Ferguson of I-ake In The Hills and seven grandchildren Arrangments are pending at the Peter M Just en & Son funeral home JENNIE KELLOGG Jennie Kellogg. 87, of 1107 N Chapel Hill., road, McHenry. died Tuesday, April 7. at McHenry hospital She uas born April 10. 1893. in Ohio Mrs Kellogg was a five- year resident of McHenry. formerly of Conneaut, Ohio She had been a member of the First Methodist church of Conneaut Eastern Order Hose Chapter and American Red Cross Survivors are a daughter. Mrs Homer 'Genevieve) Devereaux of McHenry. six grandchildren, eight great­ grandchildren and a brother Lawrence of Austinburg. Ohio She was preceded in death by her husband Walter in 1973; a son Richard in 1971 and two sisters Visitation was tentatively set for Thursday at Ma rev funeral home. Conneaut. Ohio and services were tentatively slated for Friday Local arrangements were made by. the George R .hasten & Son funeral home Memorials are requested to the Building Restoration fund of the First Methodist church. Conneaut BiX Oil The world's largest oil field -- beneath the desert sands of Saudi Arabia -- is big enough t JO - an area frcrr. Los Angeles to San Diego, from the Pacific coast inland for 15 miles, according to National Geo­ graphic. OPEN FOR LUNCH ft DINNER TUES.- SUN. STARTING APRIL 14th OK Mint FOR MINER STARTING MARCH 4th WED thru SUN FRIftAY FISH FRY SUNDAY RRVNCR (10-2) *5T# (All YOU CAN EAT) COUNTS? CUIt Add Charges After Jail Scuffle A McHenry man already serving a 30-day work- release sentence at the McHenry county jail, now faces additional charges after a scuffle at the jail. Richard Wirtz, 19, of 1102 Front street, McHenry, was serving a sentence for possession of cannabis, when Sheriff's police noticed what appeared to be cannabis in two cigarettes in a package, while being processed into the jail. After the suspected cigarettes were removed from the package, Wirtz reportedly grabbed them from the jailor's hands and attempted to eat them, resulting in a scuffle Wirtz now faces additional charges of obstructing a peace officer and possession of cannabis. Bond was set at $2,000 The Sheriff's police at­ tempted to stop two motorcycles heading south on Lily Lake road, which were traveling without license plates, but they fled the scene. The police succeeded in locating one of the riders in a nearby wooded area and found he had no driver's license. Robert Pryor, 17, of 821 Rand road, McHenry. was charged with fleeing and attempting to elude police, no valid registration and no valid driver's license. Bond was set at $1,100. The police also attempted to stop a motorcycle traveling on E Wonder Lake road, without lights or license plates The rider of the vehicle stopped and fled on foot, but his identity was known. Keith Pounds, 17, of 3120 E Wonder Lake road. Wonder Lake, was taken into custody* for fleeing and at­ tempting to elude police and no valid registration. Bond was set at $1.000. "Son, I think you're old enough to settle your own differences with your mother." Thank You I would like to thank all those voters who supported me in my successful bid for supervisor in McHenry Township. Albert (Alby) Adams WOODSTOCK THERTRE fTlAIN STREET - Just Off the Square LOCRLLY OWNED & OPERATED ALL SEATS $1.50 AT THE PRINCESS: IT'S BACK!! 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