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3 E . r / u . l v . I l ' l . / \ l f \ i M . / \ l . l . l ( I l < l l ) A V , » A n . n i : r i s . i > 1 1 general MB y Vil ICI Ul News Arraign two on drug charges Two men arrested last week on narcotics charges were bound over to felony court Tuesday after probable cause was found on the charges in a preliminary hearing. Andrew G. McKean, 22, and Raymond J. Roach, 21, both of 2602 Myang, McHenry, were bound over to a Jan. 23t arraignment hearing before -Juclge Henry Cowlin. ^ McKean was charged for possession of a controlled substance, delivery of a con­ trolled substance aod possession of marijuana. Roach was charged with possession qf marijuana. A co-defendant, Kenneth L. Ledford, 18, of the same ad­ dress, was arrested on charges of delivery and possession of controlled substance and possession of marijuana. His preliminary hearing is set for Jan. 18. The three men were arrested Jan. 1 by McHenry County sheriff's detectives at the culmination of investigation into sales of drugs in the McHenry area, police said. According to Sheriff Hank Nulle, two purchases of Cocaine were made at the 2602 Myang Street residence and as a result of those purchases, a search, warrant was issued. The arrests followed the execution of the rch warrant. A large quantity of narcotics and currency was found at the residence, police said. By daylight Thursday morning/ there wasn't much left of the Chroma Corporation building in the Tonyan Industrial Park. Afire that broke out shortly after 1 STAFF PHOTO WAYNE GAYIORD a.m. Thursday, razed the building by dawn. Firemen from McHenry, Wonder Lake and Richmond were attempting to put out the remaining hot spots. TRADE FAIR PLANS > continued from page 1 Memorial hospital observes anniversary Memorial Hospital at Woodstock observes its 70th anniversary this week, a milestone marked by major changes in facilities and ser­ vices to meet ever-changing MARRIAGE Applications for marriage licenses were recently made at McHenry County Clerk's office by: Daniel P. Conklin, Wonder Lake, and Deborah K. Rader, Woodstock; Shawn A. Savage, Spring Grove, and Deborah A. patient desires and needs. A series of open houses to enable the public to see the physical improvements, sophisticated equipment with caring employees that comprise LICENSES- Ash, Antioch; William \ A. Fallscher, Richmond, and Margie L. Miller, Harvard. Garron S. Allmann and Julie A. Schwanke, both McHenry; Stephen M. Freund, McHenry, and Dawn E. Worcest^, Wonder Lake. DIVORCES Judgments for dissolution of marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit Court, Woodstock, to: Mary J. Truchan and Gregory T. Truchan; Mary A. Purtell and Joseph P. Purtell; Marcia D. Schuermann and Ronald D. Schuermann. Barbara J. Wright and DEATHS KennethiW. Wright; Kristi S. Warner and Bruce A. Warner; Catherine M. Webb and Gary S. Webb. Marian S. Springer and George H. Springer; Roberta J. Thompson and Michael A. Thompson; Joan A. Soky and Herman F. Soky. * GROSSE Arrangements are now complete for Sally D. Grosse, 57, of 715 Country Club Dr., McHenry, who died Monday, Jan. 9. Visitation will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday, at the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home. A Funeral Mass will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in The Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry, with burial in the church cemetery. A complete obituary was printed in the Jan. 11 issue of the McHenry Plaindealer. LOOZE John E. Looze, 71, 513-C Thornwood Drive, McHenry, attorney for the city of McHenry for 23 years, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry Hospital about 4 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 12. No details on services were available at press time. •CONVENIENT "RELAXING •SAFE -GUARANTEED! $coo ONLY W PER TANNING SESSION -INTRODUCTORY COUPON TANNING SESSION FREE I WITH THE PURCHASE OF 5 SESSIONS! | (OFFER GOOD THRU 1 31 /84*LIMIT ONE PER PERSON) 9ot a ^QeautlfuC C7an aCC Lftar... JVo £ uxnincf fi t tCincf ox fCai Ln<j.. .C.a[[ ui ox come C>u today! TANFASTIC% £ S I A / 1 V PARLOR*4 - WS 3100 W. LINCOLN*AACHENRY8 HIOCK f AS! Of HANSEN MARINI 344 5006 today's Memorial Hospital is planned during 1984, Frank Greenwald, president, said. On Jan. 9,1914, the Woodstock Public Hospital was in­ corporated to take over management of a private hospital operated at 417 Clay Street in Woodstock. The hospital board moved the hospital to 527 West South Street, the present location on Jan. 4, 1915. Major additions in 1937, 1958, 1962, 1971, 1981, 1982 and 1983 have modified and expanded the shape of Memorial Hospital to its prqg^nt con­ figuration. Under construction at the front is an addition to provide lar^effacilities for the Snack Bar and Gift Shop staffed by the auxiliary. Remodeling the lobby will begin soon, another major step toward completing the current expansion and remodeling started in 1980. During lobby remodeling, a temporary en­ trance will be used near the front of the building. A new South Pavilion with a third floor inpatient unit, a first floor surgical suite and a lower level outpatient unit is one area visitors will enjoy touring during an open house. Remodeling the obstetrical nursery area, changes in units aimed at providing inpatient care, and re-location of ad­ ministrative and business offices are a few of the other physical changes achieved to keep Memorial Hospital as a major center of multi-health care for citizens of McHenry County, said Greenwald. Hospital Notes Mrs Gerald (Louise) Miller o^ McHenry is confined to P r e s b y t e r i a n H q s p i t a l , Albuquerque, New Mexico, since suffering a fall and breaking a hip while visiting relatives over the holiday. Friends may write to her at the h o s p i t a l , 1 1 0 0 C e n t r a l S . E . , Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102. Cunat reported that the committee is especially pleased to announce the introduction of the smaller booths that are especially designed to ac­ commodate civic and service organizations and-or clubs of any description that would like to make their community aware of what they have to offer. Since there is a limited number of these smaller size booths available, Cunat encouages club representatives to call the Chamber office at 385-4300 immediately to avoid disap­ pointment of a sell-out. There will be several changes in the layout of the fair, but guests will have no difficulty in finding their way because a one­ way traffic pattern will be clearly marked. Last year's fair attracted 16,000 guests from McHenry and the surrounding area. Bolger candidate for Dem delegate William J. Bolger, McHenry Democrat, announced this week that he will be a candidate, from the 12th congressional district, for delegate to the Democratic National Nominating Con­ vention. The convention will be held in San Francisco in July of this year. The election will take place Tuesday, March 20. Bolger stated that while he prefers the candidacy of Walter Mondale at this point in the campaign, he will not run committed to Mondale due to restrictions imposed by party rule. Bolger will run a campaign dedicated to "a return to the principles and ideals of our late President John F. Kennedy". He will then have the choice of supporting Mondale at the convention, if he chooses. State offices close on new holiday All Secretary of State office and facilities will be closed for M a r t i n L u t h e r K i n g D a y , Secretary of State Jim Edgar announced today. 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