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SECTION 2 - PAGE I • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1»M BPW reaches three years in existance GO )f May FIFTY YEARS A (Taken from the 10, 1934) i At the annual election of the Business and Professional Women's club of McHenfy county held at Woodstock Monday evening, Mrs. C.W. Goodell of McHenry was elected president of the county organization for the year beginning June 1. The county organization is completing its third year of existence, during which it has enjoyed a sue- wice cessful growth and Jaecome one of the leading clubs of the county. Mrs. Goodell was elected to the state board of this organization by being elected chairman of the Eleventh congressional district at its annual meeting held at Elgin. More than 3,000 unemployed McHenry county men and women seeking jobs are registered at present at the county headquarters of national reemployment service in the courthouse, according to R.B. Olson of Harvard, director. Forty-seven graduates from the rural schools; of this district will participate in graduating ceremonies May 16. "The district includes Johnsburg, Lincoln school, Lily Lake, Griswold Lake, Ring wood, Harrison district, Ostend, Clemens, and Prairie School. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the t^es of May 11, 1944) Mothers, fathers, wives and clergy gathered at the St. John's school hall on Tuesday evening last week for Mothers' Night, sponsored by the Johnsburg Community Club. Highlight of the evening was the presen­ tation of the service the mothers who have sons daughters in the armed forces. 'Hiree mothers were present with three in service, ten with two, £2 with one and 15 wives. The Saturday double feature presentation at the Miller Theater was "Crazy House" with Olsen and Johnson plus "Twilight on the Trail" starring William Boyd as "Hopalong Cassidy." > The Colony Theater featured Frank Sinatra in "Higher and Higher." Fritzel's Riverside Hotel offered "All the Perch you can eat" for $1. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 7, 1959) At the election of officers held at the regular meeting of the McHenry County Clean Streams committee, held last Tuesday evening, Dr. James McMahon was re-elected president; Hugh Kirk, vice-president; and George Kammerer, secretary and treasurer. A large delegation of business people from the Riverside Drive area attended the city council meeting to request installation of parking meters on Pearl Street and additional meters on Riverside Drive. It was decided to have a survey made and try to come up with a solution. One of the big events of the spring season in McHenry is the second annual style revue, "Sun 'n FunY sponsored by the Henry hospital auxiliary and heduled for May 13 at the Wing 'n Fin club. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from'the files of May 3, 1974) Many were arrested Tuesday night after the McHenry County Grand Jury handed down 103 indictments against 65 persons on narcotics charges. "Tuesday night's action was the wrap up of 10 month's investigation by our ii Mc />ch /Wii department," McHenry County Sheriff Arthur Tyrell said. Mary Freund was installed as oracle of Riverview Camp, No. 6818, Royal Neighbors of America, at the camp's 63rd installation ceremony held recently. Others taking office were Mary Kantorski, past oracle; Kate Worts, vice-oracle; Elsie Reiker, chancellor; Lorraine Coari, recorder; Frances Vycital, receiver; Lilah Jordan, marshal; Ann Studin, assistant marshall and Gert Weber, inner sentine^ A lengthy and heated debate over buying the Lakeland Park Water system took place at the Monday night City Council meeting. Alderman William tiger informed the councihthat would present the Sewer and Water committee's recom­ mendation to purchase the water system during the May 6 , meeting and the aldermen should be prepared to vote at general m News MCC budget shows deficit Last Thursday the Warrior tennis team downed Crown in a convincing manner. Winners were Ted Hollander, Kurt Mayer, Matt Schulster, Craig Smith and Dave Wilkey. Ken- nebeck and Johnson and Dan McCaffety and Jeff Boyer won in the doubles team matches. By Deborah Collura Plaindealer news service Hie McHenry County College Board of Trustees last week reviewed the preliminary 1965 budget, which includes a projected $100,000 deficit. According to MCC President Robert Bartlett, the projected deficit could be reduced with $31,000 in the school's con­ tingency fund, which is a non- committed fund. ' The projected budget includes a six percent raise for classified and administrative staff members. That raise would have to be approved by the board. . * In order to trim the $70,000 deficit after the contingency ftind issued, MCC Associate Dean of instruction Robert Frank said a few things" will have to be done. "There will have to be reduction in expenditures. If, for example, a summer class is cancelled, then we will not have to pay a teacher and may use that additional money to pay for some of the increases," Frank said. "Well also have to take a close look at credit-hour enrollment and assessed valuation, which is projected to fo up for the next fiscal year. "Also, well have to wait and see how the state will fund us, which may mean more money, but it's still too early to really tell what we are going to have to do," Frank explained. Bartlett added, "There is still no increase projected for enrollment, but we are still going to look closely at the summer enrollment level." In other business, Bartlett presented a proposal to the board prohibiting the sale and- or service of liquor on the college campus for any purpose. The board rejected the proposal, 3-2. Two board members were absent from the meeting. The board will now have the authority to approve or disap­ prove the use of liquor for in­ dividual functions as they are brought to the board's attention, but only for board functions. Lee trial date set By Angela Burden Plaindealer news service The murder trial of Ira Lee, accused of the 1962 stabbing death of Steven Feldt, is set for May 21 in Woodstock before Chief Judge Jack Hoogasian, 19th Judicial Circuit. Hoogasian, after day-long hearings last week, denied all pending defense motions with the exception of one seeking suppression of certain tangible evidence. The motion will be heard May 10 in Waukegan. Lee's defense lawyers, Dan Mengeling and Tom Gooch, argued motions Thursday to dismiss a Feb. 7, 1983, in­ dictment against Lee. Hiey claimed the indictment was defective and motions to dismiss amended indictments returned by a second grand jury Oct. 11, 1983 caused prejudice against the defendant. The defense alsox moved for supression of evidence against Lee obtained from a mental health counselor. The defense argued it was unauthorized disclosure, according to a federal law, unless preceded by a court order^X The judge, who ordered the court cleared for that hearing, denied the motion, noting the higher courts ruled that such (fisclosures directly affecting homicide and other serious violations of law do not prohibit mental health counselors from producing information about a patient. „ Hoogasian said Supreme Court rulings emphasize that disclosure must be balanced with other factors. State's Attorney Theodore Floro and assistant state's at­ torney Gail Moreland handled arguments for the prosecution. In addition to the murder of 29- year-old Feldt, Lee, 33, is also charged with home invasion and armed violence in connection with the death of the victim, who was found Aug. 17, 1982, in his Burbank Avenue apartment. The defendant was arrested in October, 1983 by Woodstock and county police on information provided through the state's attorney's office. McHenry Savings & Loan BOATS BOATS BOATS From Cabin Cruisers te Canoes... Sail Boats, Outboards, Inboards Too Need a loan??? We're Here lor YouMI WE SPECIALIZE IN BOAT LOANS! 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