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' V:! PAGE 22-PLAINPF.ALER -WEDNESDAY. MAY 4,1«63 of a bulldozer to complete work at the sedimentation pond built in Whispering Oaks park. Snell advised < the council to consider the cost of % AWAIT RESCUE SQUAD VERDICT (CowHmwd from pofl* 1) required before a fire fighter can resoond to --Company commando's were told to come up with a list of needed v building maintenance projects and the trustees said they would be in­ specting each station in the next few weeks. --Payrolls for the three companies were approved. Q --Althoff reported that the ad­ vertisement for a part-time secretary for the district had resulted in numerous applications. No action was taken at Thursday's meeting.- MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from pogo 1) pricey. If it's something you never wanted and can't afford, chances are you'll find it in this catalog. But someday soon we may all look back at this junk mail with nostalgic longing, the same way we now look back at the old Sears Roebuck catalog. They tell us that instead of going to shopping malls or thumbing through mail order catalogs, we'll do our shopping by scanning a videotex screen in our home. They do everything, we're told. For some of us, however, the old catalog still represents something in our past worth remembering. Maybe videotex will be equally a part of our lives some day, but we wonder what happens if the "catalog" blows a fuse. KAF DENY WAIVER FOR HOME INSPECTION (Continued from pogo 1) Snell and Serritella voted in favor. Aid. Elizabeth Nolan (1st) was ab­ sent. In other business: --The council approved a 90-day extension on the payment of developer donation fees and interest for the Martin Woods subdivision. About 70 percent of the required fees have been paid to date and approximately $10,800 is due. --Sign requirements were waived in o. der to accept the donation of two signs designating Fox Ridge sub­ division. The donation was made by the Fox Ridge Women's club. --The council approved a fence ordinance variation to allow a six-foot fence at the home of C.J. Pibtrowski, 5208 W. Shore drive. Piotrowski cited various problems with neighbors and neighbors' pets as reason for the fence. --The council denied a request to lower the paid parking fee in the Green street lot and will look into reducing the number of paid par) spaces /then employees at the Northern Illinois Medical Arts building. --Mayor Stanek received authorization to spend $350 for the use manpower, 268 man-hours in this case, when these projects arise. --The council officially approved the Finance committee recom­ mendations disbursing revenue sharing allocations--$20,000 for mosquito abatement, $6,312 for police squad cars and $35,000 for police radios--and issuing free family swimming pool passes to city em­ ployees. --The installation of streetlights at Oakwood and Meadow and Oak and Orleans intersections passed unanimously. --The council abolished the $5 charge for garage sale permits and set the starting time at 8:30 a.m. HOSPITALS V EXCLUDED IN AMES CASE DECISION (Continued from pogo 1) "Although all the proposed projects, including the hospitals, are certainly worthwhile, the trustee was guided in its decision by Mr. Ames' intent to benefit, as he stated, 'the best interest and welfare of the people residing in or near the City of Crystal Lake.' "Thus, projects or causes which serve a significant number of persons residing outside the city of Crystal Lake were excluded," according to a letter distributed Friday by the trustee bank. In the letter, the trustee stated that the Crystal Lake Public library "was built and is currently maintained exclusively for persons residing in or near Crystal Lake. The interest of the Crystal Lake citizenry in its growth was confirmed by the vote of approval given the library by its residents in the recent bdhd issue referendum." The award to the library is con­ ditioned upon the naming of all or a portion of the proposed library ex­ pansion in the memory of Thomas W. Ames. The trustee, in making the award to the library, stated that the library board should be free to use the trust funds to "increase or improve the library expansion, purchase, ad­ ditional books or equipment, or reduce the bond debt as they see fit." McHenry Area Rescue squad volunteers assist one of the drivers Involved in a two-car collision last Thursday morning In the 4466 Mock of Elm street. Both drivers, James C. Gray, Sr., McHenry, and Leonor M. Matheny, 2803 N. Shorewood, McHenry, were taken to McHenry hospital for treatment. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD 6-1 VOTE FOR PARKING VARIATION (Continued from page 1) terpretation, Ray," Narusis said. ' Smith accepted the definition but still maintained that all spaces should be accessible. . Attorney Rupp commented that the Mi a variation to five spaces antfs&id that thereafter it was an enforcement problem for the city. "It has already been addressed," Rupp said. "It has been in use for a month under the temporary permit." A motion to approve the variation passed. Aldermen Bolger, Busse, Datz, McClatchey, Snell and Serritella voted in favor. Aid. Smith voted against. Aid. Frank McClatchey (3rd) cast a "pass" vote, but according to the McHenry ordinance, a "pass" is counted with the majority. Rules Of Road Re view Course The next class, in three sessions, of Rules of the Road will be held in McHenry city hall May 5, 12 and 19. The first session will be from 9:30 am. to noon, and will include a vision test and the next two sessions will be from 10 am. to noon. This class is sponsored by the McHenry Senior Citizens club, under the supervision of the Secretary of State's office. However, one need not be a member of the club to attend. There will be another Class scheduled for completion in August. Anyone with a driver's license renewal before Aug. 1, should attend in May. If further information is needed, call Jim Jansen, 385-7475. Change Concert Location The concert which will be given by R. Douglas Crystal Lake avenue, Crystal Lake. Originally the concert was slated for the city's Unity church. Scout-A-Rdma Attracts Many ' Exhibits of all kinds were available to guests who attended 1983 Scout-A- Rama at McHenry County college last Saturday. They varied from an aquatic demonstration to an Air Force presentation of survival shelters made from parachutes. Most of the more than 2,o0o Scouts of all ages were involved in some way in the presentation, which is an annual event. It allowed Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers to demonstrate as a unit their skills, at their own levels, for the public. Proceeds give them an opportunity to assist, through ticket sales, in financing their own unit, the council, and in a smaller way, the national scouting program. At the same time, each one earned patches and prizes. Those who sold enough tickets also paid their way to Scout summer camp or Cub Scout day camp on a Scout show campership. All of the participants were members of Kishwaukee district, which takes its name from the Indian word for the Sycamore tree. The council extends from the Fox river to the Mississipppi river and includes the southwestern three counties of Wisconsin as well as most of the northern two tiers of those in Illinois. CONSERVATION MEETING The next meeting of the board of tees of the McHenry County Conservation district will be held in the district office at 6512 Harts road, Ringwood, 111. at 7 p.m. May 5. HOSPITAL NOTES I WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Barbara Froehlich, Eleanor Regelin and Victor Hunt, all of Wonder Lake. Open Door At McHenry Church The Open Door, a free clothing exchange that began two years ago at St. Paul's Episcopal church, McHenry, will be held May 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the upper room of the church, 3706 W. St. Paul avenue, off Green street. The project was started in an effort to provide clothing for St. Paul's parish family. The Open Door was so successful that a decision was made by St. Paul's parish family to extend this opportunity to the community of McHenry. It is intended to be an exchange of clothing for infants through adults with the understanding that it need not be returned but passed along to others in need. * « ^ For further information concerning the May 7 Open Door, interested persons should contact Betty Alderson at 385-6228, JulieBabenkoat, 344-4688 Crashes Under Investigation y> a u? SaveTy on HUQGIES in the NEW Convenience Pack Toddler 33's STORE COUPON on one Convenience Pack or on three regular size boxes of Kleenex* Huggies* diapers. DEALER: For prompt payment send this coupon to Kimb*rty-Clark Corp.. Box 2, Clinton. Iowa I each coupon you accept as our agent, we will pay you (ace value plua 7C handling charge providedj your customer* have complied with the terms of thia coupon. Any other uaetonamutes fraud, tnvoica •ng purchase of sufficient stock to cover all coupons submitted must be shown upon request Void \ prohibited or restricted Your customer must pay any sales tax involved. Offer good only in the 501 States and for military personnel with APO/FPO addresses Cash value 1/20th of 1« ® Registered t mark of Kimberly-Clark Corp, Neenah.WI 54956 C1963 KCC Printed in U S A DAD-103 ^mit one coupon per Convenience Pack or one coupon per jlar wze packages Good only on KLEENEX HUOOiES . Any other uae is fraudulent. 3t>ooo lassit upon Exoires August 31,1983 Editors Quote Boot It is one's duty to make the most of the best that is in him. -Duncan Stuart RECYCLING DRIVE The McHenry County Defenders will be conducting its bi-monthly recycling drive Saturday, May 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the parking lot of McHenry Market Place. Cooperating with them will be the Gary Prairie Management committee. This group, composed of students, parents, teachers and school board members, will use their share of the proceeds to maintain and promote the Cary Junior high school prairie. Two drivers involved in a two-car collision last Thursday morning were taken to McHenry hospital for examination and treatment of injuries received in the accident. McHenry police and Rescue squad were called to the 4400 block of W. Elm street, where a car driven b; Leonor M. Matheny, 2803 Shorewood, McHenry, crossed the center line and struck another vehicle. The driver of the other car, James C. Gray, Sr., 3820 Bull Valley road, McHenry, said he was driving west on Elm street, when the Matheny auto collided with his car. Ms. Matheny told police was heading east on Elm and saw a vehicle stopped to make a left turn. Ms. Matheny said her car slid into the oncoming lane of traffic after she applied the brakes. McHenry police cited Ms. Matheny for driving too fast for conditions. The Johnsburg Rescue squad was called to the intersection of Howell and Chapel Hill roads last weekend, where one driver was injured in a three-car collision. Suzanne Schulda, 512 Bald Knob road, McHenry, was taken to McHenry hospital following the coUision. The collision occurred when a vehicle driven by Wanda M. Sword, 2513 Birchwood, McHenry, attempted to avoid a vehicle that had stopped to make a left turn. The northbound kSword vehicle pulliedtf iitfi JltlteMvjy southbound lane of traffic brify to find ' an auto approaching. Ms. Sword told county police She '* tried to get to the west shoulder but struck an anto driven by Leonard W. •' Benson, 55§9 Queen Anne road, Woodstock. Tpe Benson auto spun and •>*. hit another southbound vehicle, operated by Ms. Schulda. >: Ms. Sword was cited for improper lane usage. a. "i ~r i-". v f0 ' X I i*r It is estimated that one-third to one- half of the 65-year-old and older population suffers some hearing loss. MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORL MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER 301 W. 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