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1 ¥ AGE 6 - PL AINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST S, 1K4 Area bus ridership improving tjjhaindealer News Service Bus and paratranstt ridership increasiiig in Woodstock and cHenry County, according to 'lyreleased figures from the regional Transportation *; Ridership increased slightly Id May 1964 on the seven fixed *>an bus routes in the r. In the system, suburban trips were up 16.1 percent • May of this year compared to according to the RTA. McHenry County, 15,399 riders traveled on suburban buses in May 1984 compared to 14,366 last year, an increase of seven percent. Six suburban mass transit carriers (Joliet, Waukegan, Oak Lawn, West Towns, Harvey and Naperville) recorded increases of more than 20 percent over the previous •May. "We are just elated with the continued growth in ridership," said Glencoe Mayor Florence Boone, who heads the RTA's Suburban Bus Division. "It is the board's desire to do everything possible to continue this forward momentum of drawing riders back to the system." The new figures indicate the RTA bus system has surpassed number of riders it carried in April 1961 just prior to the RTA financial crunch, when services were drastically reduced. Hie increase in ridership was attributed to service im­ provements, strengthening of the economy and a decline in unemployment, the RTA said. Case continued on area home invasion By Angela Burden fllaindealer News Service v ; A Fox Lake man was i£manded to McHenry County following a Tuesday court bearing on charges against him. JohnH. Dutze, 34, of Fox Lake is being held on $141,000 bond on charges of home invasion, ar­ med violence and aggravated battery. He appeared in 19th Judicial Circuit Court before Judge Susan Hutchinson, who tinued his case to Aug. 9. con- jtakemoor tables decision jpn licensing of raffles gyCi Claim 3 An Carol A. Stevens ldealer New Service A proposal tolicense raffles in Village of Lakemoor was I by the village board at its meeting. The proposal comes in the Wake of a recent McHenry jOounty Board decision to allow • the licensing of raffles for non- jjrofit organizations. The board decided that further con­ sideration of the action is Jiecessary, thus it was tabled for 'Jfocussion at the next meeting. In other business, the board expressed its appreciation to the Jfeycees and especially Jack rs for the recent beach tup, which was held on July **- There was some discussion regarding the insurance policy for the village. The board is considering changing insurance agencies and has run into some misunderstanding with the new agency regarding the effective date of the insurance. Hie agency has sent a bill to the village that is retroactive, but the village has not given its final approval of the policy. Michael Poper, village attorney, will contact the agency to straighten out the problems. Briefly discussed was a proposed tax levy. A public hearing will be held on August 16 at 7:45 p.m. immediately preceding the regular board meeting. All members of the community are welcome to attend. Hie McHenry County Sheriff's Department's charges against Dutze stemmed from in­ vestigation of the home invasion July 21 at 101 Kohl Ave., Spring Grove. The house is reportedly the residence of his former girlfriend, 34-year-old Ramona M. Herman.. According to police, during an argument and subsequent fight at the residence, Dutze fired a shot into the wall of a bedroom with a handgun. He also allegedly used the weapon to strike a witness, 25-year-old Vladimir Zwilling. Police said that, prior to leaving the residence, Dutze also stole about $64 in currency and slashed the tires of the Herman and Zwilling cars to prevent them from leaving. In addition to the home in­ vasion charges, Dutze is charged with battery, two counts of criminal damage to property, two counts of theft and a charge of possession of a firearm without a firearm owner's identification card. New county queen Heath jillie Hubbard Allie Hubbard, 76, 9201 Oriole j&rail, Wonder Lake, died (Tuesday morning, July 31, 1984, her son's residence. She was June 6, 1908 in Bar- rille, Ky., to James and idie (Hubbard) Hammons. y Formerly of Williamsburg, >Ky., Mrs. Hubbard had been a 1 resident of Wonder Lake since IjMarch, 1984. ; Surviving is her husband John ; Hubbard of Williamsburg; three • tsons, Oscar (Shirley) Smith of Intone Mountain, Ga., Russell &Lois) Smith of Rolling '^Meadows, 111. and William ^Shirley) Smith of Wonder e; seven grandchildren; and e great-grandchild. ? She was preceded in death by o brothers, William and les Hammons. Private visitation and ser- WOODSTOCK THEATRE PRINCESS MAIN STRKET - Jus t Of f Iht Squir t Adul t* '2 ; 114 1 ndrr '1 .50; Mt t inw* '1 .00 815-338-8555 Star t ing Fr ida \ HELD OVER! TOM HANKS S (R) Amtn\tndMon every wemenshould knew eboi/t. FRI. a MONDAY thru THURSDAY 2:00, 7:10, 9:10 SAT. A SUN.: 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10 NO MATINEE THURS. AUG. 9 GEM HELD OVER! If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones. and tha rumpus OP Doom FRIDAY: 2:00, 7:00, 9:15 SAT. S SUN: 1:00, 3:15, 7:00, 9:15 MONDAY thru WEDNESDAY 2:00, 7:00, 9:10 SPECIAL MATINEES THURS. AUG. 9: 9:00-11:00 A.M.; 1 P.M. PLUS 7:00 a 9:10 P.M. M**AU(FREE CHILDREN'S MOVIE 'BUQSY MALONE' (FECIAL A MUSICAL COMEDY WITH AN ALL KID CAST THURS., AUG. 9 el 9:00 A.M., 11:00 A.M. ft 1:00 P.M. * NOW OPEN In Beautiful Sunnyside J & M TRANSMISSIONS, INC AND AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTIES 4207 Wilmot Rd., Sunnyside, III. 815-385-9133 free estimates •FRONT * ALL WORK 100% WARRANTEED * OPTIONAL EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE * MASTER CHARGE, VISA & CHECKS WELCOMED! J A M T R A N S M I S S I O N S , I N C . Miss McHenry, Heide Bender, receives Miss McHenry County. Fourteen McHenry County congratulations from Miss Crystal Lake, Jana young women representing 14 communities Simonsen, left, and Miss Lake In the Hills, competed for the pageant crown. Michelle Key, right, while being crowned the new Bus service is provided for fair Free transportation to and from the McHenry County Fair is made possible through the cooperative efforts of the Woodstock Square Promotion Group, the McHenry County Fair and Pioneer Center. Busses will leave the Square from in front of the Woodstock Opera House on the hour and half-hour, starting at noon, every day through Saturday. Hie service will continue until 6 p.m. The bus will leave the Harding Real Estate parking lot at quarter after the hour and quarter of the hour. The real j estate office is located at Route • 47 and East Calhoun Street. SH0WPLACE 1-2-3-4 R O U T E S 1 4 8 3 1 C R Y S T A L I A K E 4 5 5 1 0 0 5 S I 5 0 A D U I T S S ? 0 0 C H I t D R E N 1 t S u n d o S ? 0 0 B A R G A I N P R I C E F I R S T A F T E R N O O N S H O W O N I S T A R T S F R I D A Y vices for the family were held at the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home. Additional services and burial will take place Thursday and Friday at Croley Funeral Home, Williamsburg. Memorials would be ap­ preciated to the McHenry County Cancer Fund. FINANCES GOOD Thomas Yapelli, of the auditing firm of Yapelli, Ket- chmark and Associates, reported to the council that the general fund was in good fiscal shape with revenues exceeding expenditures by $105,000. He cautioned the council to keep tabs on the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF), which was presenting a small problem. He % been, raised by *ofce* Captured by apes Hunted by a boŷ atinq tiger And adopted by a bumbling bear named Batoo Whod have thought the jungle could be so much fun* WartDisney Ml I-W9 SNEAK PREVIEW! FRI ft SAT 9 & 10:50 CLOAK AND DAGGER PS •BEST* DEFENSE. Ftl t SAT 2:30-4:30-7-9-10:30 SUN THUKS 2:30-4:30-7-9 FN A MI 244304:30-10:1$ SUN-THUtS 244:304:30 urns The Karate Kid ps HM 4 SAT 1:454:IS4:)0-I:45-10:55 SWMHWS 1:454:154:304:45 SS.50 ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN (118 under) SHOWPLACE 5 D O W N T O W N 4 ^ 5 ? 0 0 0 $2.00 BARGAIN PRICE FIRST AFTERNOON $HOW ONLY THEY'RE HERE; TO SAVE THE WORLD A DAN AYKROYD & DILL MURRAY GHOST BUSTERS,. 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