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, ...I ii. I* l.A t M> 1-U.KK FRIDAY. JULY a. 1W2 EASTER SEAL CHILD IS DEAD ¥ tO, IW4 Young Driver In Accident (Continued from |Wf> I) 11:30 a.m. Saturday in SI. Patrick , Catholic church, McHenry, with Inirial in St. Patrick Countryside cemetery. Visitation is scheduled from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at the Peter M. J us ten and Son funeral home. The family would like contributions made to the Heidi Winters Trust fund, at the McHenry State bank. JOHNSBURG TEACHER, BOARD IN ACCORD (Continued from pag* I) high school and the community. The next meeting will be Aug. 23, with a review of high school policies and plans regarding the goals of the council making up the agenda. The board voted to accept as a gift from the PTO an Information An­ swering service. This service will supply the community with up-to-date information about events of the school and should be operative about the second week of the new school year. Members of the board expressed shock and regret at the untimely death of William Haag, Jr., the dean of students of Johnsburg high school. Dr. Andreas, superintendent, said "He was an outstanding young man who was doing an exemplary iob with young people of Johnsburg." Another comment was, "He was a fantastic man who worked with the young people and understood where they were." One board member ex­ pressed the difficulty they would have in replacing such a fine leader of students. Mr Gough, high school principal, said, "It was unbelievable the ac­ ceptance of the discipline policies set forth by Mr. Haag." The board directed that Dr. An­ dreas write a letter to the family expressing sympathy from the board. Immunizations Offered July 28 Free immunizations for children in high school and under will be given Wednesday morning, July 28, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. in Room 101 of the new McHenry county courthouse located on Route 47 north of Woodstock. The shots are offered by the McHenry County Board of Health with the endorsement of the McHenry County Medical society. Immunization for the prevention of measles, polio, diptheria, tetanus and other communicable diseases are offered the last Wednesday of each month. The shots are necessary for a child to be enrolled in school, but the Board of Health recommends that they be administered as soon as medically indicated after birth. A 20-year-old Wonder Lake man was killed early Saturday morning in a one-car rollover accident on 111. Route 173, east of the Wilmot road intersection. Robert Kruger, 20, of 9922 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, was pronounced dead at about 3:15 a.m. July 17, according to Illinois State police. The Antioch Rescue squad and Lake County Sheriff's police were notified of the accident at 1:05 a.m. Evidence at the scene indicated that Kruger was heading east on Route 173 when the car went off the south shoulder and struck a guardrail, crossed a driveway and struck another guar­ drail. A spokesman for the Lake County Sheriffs department said the Kruger vehicle became airborne for 81 feet, landing on its roof and hood. The vehicle slid upside down for 24 feet, crashed into another guardrail, slid for 91 feet into some trees, where it turned over onto its wheels in a ditch along the south side of Route 173. The Woodstock Rescue squad was called to the scene of a two-car collision in which four people were injured. Theresa Nuss, of 1516 Ramble road, McHenry, told police she was heading west on Route 120 when she saw another vehicle in her lane of traffic. She braked, but lost control of the vehicle, which skidded into the eastbound lane and hit another car. The driver of the other car was Archie E. Lewis, of 508 Kimball, Woodstock. A witness told police a motorcycle was attempting to pass an eastbound auto, causing Ms. Nuss to suddenly hit (he brakes Ms. Nuss and a passenger, Nancy L. Altergott, of 1517 Ramble road, McHenry, and l>ewis and a passenger in his vehicle, Brad L. Foote, of 508 Kimball, Woodstock, were taken to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. The accident occurred at 11 a.m. July 17 Four people traveling in a car on Ringwood road at Meadow Hill were injured when the vehicle missed a curve and went off the pavement. The car sheared two mailboxes and a utility pole before coming to rest, the report said. The driver of the car, Lawrence L. Koenigseder, of 1103 Goodview, McHenry, told McHenry County Sheriffs police he was forced off the road. The Johnsburg Rescue squad was called to the scene and transported Koenigseder and three passengers, Michele R Bomberger, of 322 Lewis, Wauconda, Michael R. Tiess, of 5306 N Highland, McHenry, and Judith A. Silva, of 120 Highmoore Drive, Round Lake, to McHenry hoapital. The accident occurred at 13:)0 a.m. July 17. Two drivers involved in a collision were cited by county police for disobeying stop signs at the in­ tersection of Boston and Hilltop, in Wonder Lake. Both Patrick M. FoUiard, of 5010 Hilltop, Wonder Lake, and Kent A. Johansson, of 5103 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, told McHenry County Sheriffs police they did not stop for their respective stop signs and collided in the intersection. The accident occurred at 1:50 a.m. July 17. Three people involved in a car- pedestrian accident were ticketed by McHenry police. Ray Alan Schultz, of 2(02 Indian Trail, McHenry, said he was driving t on Pearl and saw a person leantafi against the driver's door of a parked oar. Schultz said he could not move because of oncoming traffic and struck the person. Schultz was ticketed for striking a pedestrian. The pedestrian, Kenneth E. Sch- weder, of 906 Draper road, McHenry, wn* taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad, where he was treated and releaaed. Sch- weder was ticketed for walking on the TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE...YOUR CHOICE IIMMER \ MID-SUMMER SALE! BE THE PROUD OWNER OF A PET $3995 CANARY OR A FERRET THE FINNY FARM PET SfORE 119 N. MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAKE PHONE (815) 459-1770 To Serve You Better. . . FREE BRACH CANDY SAMPLES AT HORNSBY SATURDAY, JULY 24 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come to our store and receive a free sample of Brach's Fruity Flavored Yogurt Ripples Also Receive a Free Money Saving Brach Coupon Yogurt Ripples Brach's 8 oz. Yogurt Ripples reg. 87* 67* On Sale Friday, July 23 thru Tuesday. July 27 Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 6 4400 W. Rte. 120 - McHenry, II. Rt. 47 & Country Club Road > Woodstock, Illinois highway. Schweder was talking to Ms mother, Joanne Schweder, who waa parked in a "No Parking" zone. Mrs. Schweder was ticketed for the parting violation. Urso S. Philips, o# S3 Mill road, Adtftaon, and Fred A. Eremo, of 503 Emerald court, McHenry, were taken to McHenry hoapital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad following a motorcycle accident on River road. Philips told county police he was traveling north on River road when a southbound vehicle forced him off the road. Philips swerved to avoid the vehicle and ran into a guardrail. John T. Easley, of 190 Dowel! road, McHenry, escaped injury when the car he was driving ran off northbound High wood, near River road. Eaaley said he swerved to avoid two vehicles parked on the roadway without lights. Barbara M. Rear don, of 1901 Sunnyside Beach, McHenry, was taken to McHenry hospital for examination and treatment following a car-pedestrian accident in the parking lot of 4411 W. Elm street, McHenry. The driver of the car, 8am D. An­ thony, of 9430 Oak Springs drive. Harvard, told McHenry police he looked both ways before baddng from a parking •• Fun-Feasting Fiesta Days I i r C LIBRARY DISTRICT istrict Treasurer's Annual Report ienta for the fiscal year July 1,1961 * t # - a Sunday, July 25, McHenry's Fiesta Days 1962 will present a dazzling day of fun and feasting, with the water ski spectacular on the Fox river and the unusual dining experience in Pearl street park. From noon to 8 p.m., the park will be a veritable festival of foods, as 13 Mcllenr) restaurants tempt the public with mouth-watering treats, their famous specials, and some gastronomic surprises. While taking a break from the feasting, one can enjoy the continuous entertainment that begins at 3 p.m., and runs to 8 p.m. Alan Gabor will, serve as M.C. for a talent-packed show. Area performers will present a delightful variety of song, dance, and good old down home summer en­ tertainment. The popular group Isaiah 53 will start the day off with their con­ temporary gospel sound, beginning at 11 30 a m in the park. Those not quite ready to plunge into the food early in the day will not want to miss the popular water ski spectacular presented by the dynamic Wonder Lake Ski club. The public beach on Legal Notice McHENRY-NUl McHenry-Nunda Public Statement of cash receipts am through June 30, 1962. Balance July l, 1961 OiHand Checking Account Savings and Building Fund - - ~- i Total Cash available June 30,1981 , f * f Cash Receipts Property Taxes, McHenry Township Property Taxes, Nunda Township Personal Property ReplacementTax McHenry Township Revenue Sharing Per Capita Grant Interest on savings accounts > Copy Machine Fines Non Resident Fee Miscellaneous Total Receipts Stolen Money Total Receipts Available Expenditures M. Karas, Gross Wages L. Deeke, Gross Wages State Employee Retirement System of Illinois Director of Labor, Unemployment Insurance United Chambers Administrators, Inc., hospitalization Robert W. Smith, attorney Samuel Diamond, attorney, purchase property Stoffel & Reihansperger insurance Fritzsche Industrial Park, rent Treasurer, State of Illinois, pro rata administrative cost Dundee Engineering, survey Commonwealth Edison Illinois Bell Telephone Northern Illinois Gas co. consultant fee pt. of Planning, map and population survey j Treasurer, McHenry County, overpayment of taxes M. Karas, auto expense M. Karas, supplies L. Deeke, supplies L. Hipwell, Phone calls K. Colomer. postage F. Colomer, expenses J. lirandt, snow removal E. Keller, maintainance P. Huffman, contest prizes Prodart, Inc. book rental Publishers Central Bureau, books H W.Wilson Co. .books The McHenry Plaindealer, publishing fees McHenry County Office Machines, repairs A supplies The Baker & Taylor Co., books 9 *95 639.49 29,909.96 926,999.70 939,870.79 8,851.14 428.10 1,300.00 1,417.32 4,637.07 65.20 196.23 275.00 169.20 957 .212.05 (13.00) 196,196.75 Quality Books, books Northern Illinois Library System, printing Victor Hotho k Co.. books Perma Bound, books National Library Service, books k supplies Demco, supplies Secretary ofstate, book binding Hornsby s Department Store, records The World Almanac, book McHenry Chamber of Commerce, dues Illinois Library Association, dues PDR Physicians Desk Reference, book American Heritage, book Bks, books The Office Shoppe, supplies The Mother Earth News, subscription Time. Inc., subscription Popular Science, subscription McHennr State Bank, safety Deposit bo* Better Homes k Gardens, subscription Bton Woods, books io Shack, equipment imond. Uhu books RCA Music Service, records and tapes xpenditures Balance June 30, 1962 On Hand Checking Account Savings Account and Building Fund Total Cash Available June 30,1962 County Sets Stipulations To Buy Senior Building Riverside drive will be provided with bleachers and refreshments to add to the enjoyment as hundreds thrill 'to the human pyramids, breathtaking barefooting, enchanting, water ballets, and the hilarious clowns on skis. During ski show intermission time, area boat lovers will parade their decorated crafts down the river, and vie for prizes in humorous, historic, futuristic, and holiday categories. From the crowd-pleasing spectacle of the sld show,'to the mind-boggling menus filling Pearl street park with a parade of food fantasies, the Sunday events will make Fiesta Days another great "close-to-home" summer ex­ perience. With 'the theme Future Perfect: McHenry, for this year's Fiesta Days, many will agree that with all the variety and planning provided by the Chamber of Com­ merce the City of McHenry, and many hard-working individuala, McHenry is Present Perfect, too. Free Guide books should be con­ sulted for specific details on each day's events. Anyone who needs a Guide book should call the Chamber at 385-4300. d The McHenry County board said Tuesday it would buy the Senior Citizen ̂ council building provided three conditions are met. The municipalities, townships and county must agree on a funding for­ mula for council operations, and 90 percent of the municipalities and townships must agree to participate in the funding by Jan. 1, 1993. In addition, the council bylaws must be amended to include municipal, township and county representatives on the council board of directors. While the county board action does not commit them to a particular funding formula or building, Ed Buss of McHenry, chairman of the board senior citizens task force, and Crystal Lake Mayor Carl Wehde have been promoting a couple ideas to municipal and township officials daring the Under one plan -- received more favorably by officials -- the county would pay about 9160,000 for a building in Crystal Lake, and the municipal!tiea and townships would raise a projected *75 ono for programming. Municipalities also would continue to operate the present senior centers in their communities. According to the proposed formula, municipalities would pay 12.70 for each senior residing in cities and villages. To offset the cost of the municipal senior centers, townships would pay 91.10 for each senior within municipal boundaries, plus 92.70 for each of the remaining seniors in the county. At a meeting of municipal officials in Woodstock, City Councilwoinan Joan Mansfield suggested con­ tributions based on per capita populations would be more equitable because funding based on senior populations would be unfair to municipalities which already sub­ sidize senior facilities or have larger senior populations. Wehde said the proposal is flexible and the details of a definite formula could be worked out later. He added the important thing at present is to have a favorable consensus for the countywide plan among municipal and township officials. Kidnapped David Dodge Has Ties To McHenry Families David Dodge, the highest rt American in Beirut, who was kit napped earlier this week, is the husband of the former Doris Stoffel Westfall, whose mother was born and raised in McHenry. Dodge, 60, is acting president of the American university in Beirut. Knowing the danger, he reportedly sent his wife to this country and she is at Princeton, N.J. This was the first attack against a leading American since Israeli troops surrounded the city June 13. Four gunmen showed a pass to get onto the guarded campus Monday evening. Then they waited until Dodge left his office for his nearby residence, when they kidnapped him. Mrs. Dodge's grandparents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stoffel. She is the first cousin of H.C. Reihansperger and Mrs. Ruth Fen- wick, of McHenry. Four Named In Conduct Charges Four people were arrested in a dispute, apparently over in­ debtedness, at the home of Bobby Hicks, 5305 Lake street, McHenry. Arrested were Debra Reutsch, of 213 John street, McHenry, aggravated battery; Nancy Jackson, Fox Lake, battery and disorderly conduct; Dennis Jackson, Fox Lake, aggravated assault and disorderly conduct ; and Dale Jackson, 213 John street, McHenry, disorderly conduct. 5.968.96 278.22 878.86 65.87 1.134.97 3,040.90 5,162.00 331.00 1,100.00 40.95 150.00 145.20 229.07 175.70 50.00 20.00 917.01 27.80 64.44 31.75 30.56 40.00 &s 187.00 25.00 891.90 62.06 70.00 328 20 59.50 41.32 138.22 14.88 234.19 119.69 292.06 253 68 25 00 19.00 4.00 133.30 4.06 96.00 40 00 15.96 9.56 75.50 27.31 19.00 40 04 19.94 15.00 12.00 233.30 53.94 99.91 131.99 TTT.ttl.1ff 9 1.35 3,406.13 59,407.03 362,816.40 Fiesta Week Events Friday, July 23 Adult Tennis Tournament 6:00 p.m. Boot Throwing Contest 8:00 p.m. Square Dancing to be Saturday, July 24 announced „ . 4:00p.m. Sundaj^uly25 1:00 p.m. Adult Tennis Tournament Bed Race .. „ j t Knox Park Knox Parte Pearl Street Park Knox Park Pearl Street Park PearlStreet Park Pearl Street Park Riverside Beach Monday, July 26 6:30 p.m. Dusk Water Ski Show and Boat Parade < Big Wheels Racing Pearl Street Park Children's Outdoor Theatre Pearl Street Park Tueeday, July 27 6:30p.m. 7-Mile River Run Wedneaday, July 28 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m Teen Night Football Jamboree Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park McCracken Field Thursday, July 29 Friday, July 30 Saturday, July 31 Sunday, August l 6:00 p.m. Championship Track Meet McCracken Field 6:30 p.m. Outdoor Roller Skating Petersen Park 8:00p.m. Concert in the Park Pearl Street Park 9:00a.m. Inside Sidewalk Sales 8:00a.m. Moraine Hills Bike 7:00 p.m. Theme Nite 8:00a.m. Sidewalk Sales 9:00a.m. Art in the Park 7:00 p.m. Banjo-Beer Night 11:30a.m. Isaiah53 11:00 a.m. Jaycees Chicken Dinner 2:00 p.m. Grand Finale Parade 4:00p.m. Casanova Polka Band All over Town Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park All over Town Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park Pearl Street Park <9* Rental 9 75 PER MO. *1980 rent soRN NO installation chargo NEW fully outomatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VAUIV OtVSION Karen G. Colomer, Treasurer. Board of Truateas, McHeary-Nunda Public Library Dietrict I (Pub. July 33.1961) No.mfe