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SECTION 2 - !»AOE 6 - fLAINPEALfcR - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ,15, 1984 ^Fffgeneral^^™ News POLICE TICKETS School club aids recycling Thirty eighth graders from Cary Junior High School Science Club will be participating in the Feb. 18 McHenry County Defender recycling drive in McHenry. The drive is held on the fir^Muid third Saturdays of each month in the parking lot of West Campus of McHenry Community High School, 4724 West Crystal Lake Road, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. According to Merle Nelson, sponsor of the Science Club, these boys and girls are no strangers to recycling. They have been collecting aluminum cans for their science laboratory. They hope to earn enough this time to buy a printer for it. To help these groups earn money for their projects, the public is urged to bring any of the following items to the drive: newspapers with no junk mail or magazines included, used motor oil, glass containers with all metal and plastic removed, "tin" cans washed and flat­ tened, cardboard and brown paper bags tied in manageable bundles, and aluminum scrap of all kinds. Aluminum cans (100 percent aluminum) will be purchased for 33 cents per pound if they are crushed. If uncrushed, the rate is 31 cents per pound. Care should be taken to see that there are no bi-metal cans in the mix. These cans have aluminum tops but steel sides and are not recyclable. If a non-profit organization would like to participate in a future drive, contact a Defender representative at 385-8512. The City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following citations. John K. Carle, 212 Augusta Drive, disobeyed a stop sign. Greg M. Sobiesk, 207 Broadway, speeding, 43 mph in a 25 zone.- Bradley J. Wichern, 3308 W. Elm St., disobeyed a traffic control device. John R. Kozicki, 1011 Hayden, speeding, 43 mph in a 25 zone. James G. Oliver, 4714 Lake Dawn wood, speeding, 39 mph in a 25 zone. Mary L. Scherer, 1507 N. Green St., speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Sandra L. Ward, 1207 River Road, speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Mary R. Seda, 6325 N. Shore, Spring Grove, no child restraint device and driving with an expired driver's license. WillianT~A7~Krause, Rich­ mond, disobeying a traffic control signal. Sally K. Von Lanken, Crystal Lake, expired vehicle registration. David J. Ahven, 2616 Fair; Oaks, McHenry, failure to stop at a stop «igi\ Nick Toufexis, Elgin, driving a vehicle in violation of driver's license classification. David E. Eggert, 113 Sun- nyside, McHenry, no valid vehicle registration. Joseph D. Doherty, 1410 N. Green Street, McHenry, disobeyed a stop sign. Robert S. Sarabia, 5113 Fountain, McHenry, possession of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Helen Rosanna Kennedy, 408 N/ Shepherd Hill Lane, McHenry, possession of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Steven D. Carby, 4801 Shore Drive, McHenry, possession of open alcohol in a motor vehicle. Christopher E. Wozny, Crystal Lake, no valid registration. Nancy H. Carder, 414 Hill Road, McHenry, passing on the right off the roadway. Karen D. Johnson, Wonder Lake, failure to yield on a left turn. Sharon L. Wilson, Rockford, disobeying a red light. Herbert C. Hansen, 1404 N. Richmond Road, McHenry, avoiding a traffic light. " Joy C. Blaul, Crystal Lake, speeding 49 mph in a 30 mph zone. Robert E. Laylana, Crystal Lake, no valid safety test. Harvey F. Moravec, Crystal Lake, expired license plates. Daniel K. Miller, Stream- wood, disobeying a stop light. Nancy E. Majewski, Wonder Lake, no valid safety test. James H. Matlock, Wonder Lake, no valid registration. Cathy B. Neiss, 1007 Hayden, McHenry, speeding 43 mph in a 30 mph zone. Lori A. Malltres, Mt. Prospect, speeding 44 mph in 30 mph zone. Cecil R. Rothermel, Waukegan, speeding 46 mph in a 30 mph zone. Eileen E. Brown, Car- pentersville, speeding 46 mph in a 30 mph zone. Jacqueline M. Randall, Wonder Lake, disobeying a traffic light. Randall T. Raabe, Wonder Lake, sftijeding 44 mph in a 90 mph zone. Ronald E. Smith, Crystal Lake, speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. Antonette M. Peterson, McHenry, no valid safety test. Wayne J. Benson, McHenry, driving in the wrong lane, two charges of DUI. Robert F. Myers, 3939 W. Maing Street, McHenry, disobeyed a traffic control signal. " Yvonne A. Magdic, 5200 Shore Drive, McHenry, disobeyed a traffic control signal. Sandra P. Korman, 2906 Baycliff. Drive, McHenry, speeding 38 mph in a 25 mph zone. Karen L. Morris, Spring Grove, speeding 49 mph in a 30 mph zone. Jean Vycital, 2809 Spring Rd., McHenry, speeding 42 mph in a 30 mph zone. TAX HELP By Patricia Gilsrud, R.N. Stella is a 48-year-old woman-caring, loving-but now, sitting in her kitchen, with tears burning her eyes, she's filled with anger, hatred, frustration, and guilt. Stella's 83-year-old father lives with her and her family-her husband and two teenage sons. Her 'TOPPIIKI? PAtP old, Silver, Diamonds, Coins, Stamps, Class Rings Baseball Cards, Antiques, Collectibles , Watches rystal, Silver Flatware, All types of private collections, Charm Bracelets. 'ALL JEWELRY. new,old,broken,costume, also lot loads accepted 385-7825 McHtllKY JEWELIR& ft. <201GttBI STi«15)344-1344 EXPERT WATCH I JfWILMY RET AM FOR A HELPFUL TAX T IP PROFESSIONAL APPRAISALS A PHOTOS •ENORA VER A COSTOM Bf SMNCRH A hidden worry - care of elderly, family father has diabetes and his eyesight is poor. He can get around the house fairly well by himself, but he needs help with his personal care and his insulin shots. His diet is different, and he has to eat on such a rigid schedule. With the boys' school ac­ tivities, it often means several mealtimes. "It's a lot of extra work with him here. I know I Spiess makes a splash at Spring Hill Mall. Here's some good news for everyone who loves quality, fashion and service. Joseph Spiess Company is coming to Spring Hill Mall on March 1st. This excellent store has been serving shoppers in Elgin for 63 years* Now, it's moving to a beautiful new home created by award-winning architects* The new store features a magnificent 120-foot atrium, casting natural light on the store's unique showcase for fashion shopping. Spiess will be a welcome addition to Spring Hill Mall, where it will continue its proud tradition of quality, value, and service. Come to Spring Hill Mall and visit the exciting new member of our collection of fine stores--including Marshall Field's, Bergner's, Sears, JCPenney, and 125 specialty shops. Spring Hill Mall. Uncomplicated shopping. Apart from the crowd. Routes 31 and 72, West Dundee. Sears, Marshall Field's, Bergner's, JC Penney, Spiess and 125 other fine shops. For Your Information" Dear friends, Occasionally a bereaved person will want to deny the death that has occurred. However, it is necessary for mental health to admit to yourself death's reality, even though it is a painful experience. One of the ways to impress the reality of death is to view the body laying in state. The acknowledgement of death of relatives and friends can then help the bereaved toward acceptance of death and start the wholesome process of grief and recovery. Respectfully, PETER M/3USTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME McHENtY. ILLINOIS - MS-004] shouldn't feel this way. He took care of us kids when we were little, but..." Despite the stories of aban­ doned elderly, the family is still the most important support system for aging parents. Researchers state that in the United States, 80 percent of all older people have living children, and 75 percent of them live either in the same household or within 30 minutes away. But when you are the one caring for an elderly family member, you often feel isolated and frustrated by the details of daily care. A special workshop for those who provide home care for an elderly family member will be presented Monday, March 5, from 9 until 11 a.m. at Lakeside Center in Crystal Lake. It will be repeated on Tuesday, March 6, from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church in Harvard. Home care nursing skills will be presented by Virginia Williams R.N. and Kathy Brock, R.N. Topics to be discussed and demonstrated include simple measures to give the elderly person the best care with the least stress on the provider, and thus, allow the elderly in­ dividual to remain in the family home rather than be admitted to a hospital or nursing home. Some examples might be how to feed someone with a straw, how to help and older person take pills without choking, how to transfer a person from bed to standing or a wheelchair to bed, a safe walking gait, nourishing food alternatives, how to blenderize food to be nutritious and appetizing, and ways to encourage the elderly person to join in meals or family ac­ tivities. By learning some simple home care techniques, stress can be decreased,, and the relationship between the elderly person and care provider can be satisfying to both. The Workshop will be presented in small groups. Other topics to be discussed are emotional support for families, community resources, and alternatives to home care when necessary. A special group activity is planned for any elderly person who would like to attend with the family member. There is no charge for this workshop sponsored by the Task Force on Aging for McHenry County. For more information, call 338-3590. STYLEUNE "INSIDE"! 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