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Page 3 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. IW5 PlaiDdMlw Herald photo by Anthony Oliver A McHenry man was one of two people arrested for a burglary at the Lost Valley Ski Lodge, near Spring Grove last u/Aolr Wvvlv • Arthur E. Johnson m, 29, 819 N. Green St., McHenry, and Donald P. Gwynne, 2d, 129 Route 12, Fox Lake, were taken into custody after county police were notified of a burglary in progress. A vehicle was found outside the lodge and both men were discovered inside, police said. _ two were each charged with burglary, criminal damage to property and criminal trespass to land. The arrest was made April 17. In other arrests: -Phjlip Webb, 49, 2400 Hedge Place; McHenry, was arrested for Aggravated assault on April 18 after he reportedly threatened another man with a gun followioaSa minor traffic accident; -William Road, arrested influence, lane and Secretary address a Route 176 : -Kevin 27, 8317 Alden Lake, was g under the the wrong fy the ange of stopped on ty police, •tt, 22, 4413 E. Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, was charged with drivin under the influence an disobeying a stop sign after county police saw the vehicle run a stop sign on Hancock Drive in Wonder Lake. ; -George Leek, 45, 9003 SALARY iContinued from page 1) disservice to the community," Stanek said. He received support from Aid. Gary Snell (4th) who com­ mented that Saturday may be the only convenient time for some people to get to city hall. Aid. William Bolger (1st) said he saw nothing wrong with trying this for the summer months. No action was taken. The council also voted to approve one outside revenue snaring request and reject three others. Bolger noted that the McHenry County Historical ifor modest and "they do a lot of great things." Three other organizations were denied their requests, including the Family Service and Community Center for McHenry County .($4,000), Easter Seals Society ($1,150),. and the McHenry Public Library ($3,000). The revenue sharing allocations did include various city projects like $3,575.40 for mosquito abatement, $63,247.94 for property acquisition- municipal Duilding, $20,000 for a Police Department computer and $53,176.66 for Public Works Society request for $200 was Department dump trucks Lee Jeans 30% OFF SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 40% OFF KNIT PULLOVERS 20% OFF ... * . HURRY...LIMITED TIME! £&undk STORE FOR MEN V STORE FOR MEN i-y ni4H 1214N. GREEN ST. MCHENRY AA-TH 9-5:30 FRI. 9-8 SAT. 9-5 County to host Crime Stoppers conference Gestures of appreciation Outgoing Mayor Josejtti Stanek (left) receives from William Busse, a plaque of appreciation for 16 years of dedicated service to the City of McHenry. It was not the only plaque Stanek received, as presentations were made by Fred Hult, on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, and Sue Low, on behalf of the Fiesta Days committee. McHenry man charged for burglary at area ski lodge Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, was arrested for driving under lid drh McHenry County, where Chester Gould created the original Dick Tracy comic-strip character in 1981, will be the site for a gathering of modern crimefighters when the fourth annual Mid-America Crime Stoppers Conference takes place May 22 -23. Trie conference will be at­ tended by citizens connected with Crime Stoppers organizations in seven Mid­ western states. There will be workshops and speakers focusing on various aspects of the Crime Stoppers movement, which has been responsible for the arrests of tens of thousands of criminal suspects and the solving of countless crimes since the first program was founded in Albuquerque in 1976. Gould, who is in retirement on his country estate in McHenry County, will be the honorary chairman of the conference, which will take place at McHenry County College. "I want you to know that this (Crime Stoppers) is really important in my life because it's the best living thing from Dick Tracy," Gould said last fall after accepting the invitation from the McHenry County Crime Stoppers conference planners. "Thank you for the honor of being part of this conference." Gould is also responsible for the organization of the term "crimestoppers" when, in 1949, he conceived the idea of a youth anti-crime group for the strip. Crime Stoppers organizations, now in operation in communities all across the United States, offer cash rewards from $100 to $1,000 for information leading to arrests and the filing of criminal charges against suspects. Crime Stoppers groups raise funds for rewards and pay for a telephone number which people who have information about crimes may call. The Crime Stoppers concept overcomes two important factors which often prevent vital information about a crime from reaching police; fear and apathy. Some people are fearful of retaliation if criminals find out who gave information to police. The anonymity of Crime Stoppers overcomes that fear, and the cash rewards offered overcome citizen apathy about crimes. Greg MacAleese, a policer detective in Albuquerque, N.M., created the first Crime Stoppers program in 1976. "The program was a tremendous success and it wasn't rlong before there were more in New Mexico," Detec­ tive Roger Sether of the Crystal Lake Police Department, one of the founders of the Crime Stoppers effort in McHenry County explained. The Crime Stoppers idea soon spread throughout the South­ west, then to the mid-Atlantic states. MacAleese, the first president of Crime Stoppers International and currently a board member, will speak at the conference. In addition to MacAleese, the conference speakers will in­ clude: . . --Lois Herrington, Assistant U.S. Attorney General for Justice Assistance who has done outstanding work in the field of crime victim justice. --Judge Richard Carter, a municipal judge in Arlington, Texas, who is chairman of the Texas Crime Stoppers Advisory ; Council and general counsel to Crime Stoppers International. His topic will be "Crime Stop­ pers and the Law." --Dennis P. Rosenbaum, a research psychologist at Nor­ thwestern University who is conducting research on Crime Stoppers programs in the U.S. --Coleman Tily, executive director of Crime Stoppers International. Workshops planned for the two-dav affair will include Fundraising, Crime Stoppers Newcomers School, Sustaining Board Enthusiasm, Expanding to Multiple' Jurisdictions, Motivating Prospective Callers, Working with the Media, and Involving Young People. Any communities interested in starting a Crime Stoppers chapter are encouraged to send representatives and can make arrangements by contacting:. Crime Stoppers Mid-America Conference, Box 844, Crystal Lake, EL 60014 or call (800) 762- 7867. the influence, no valid driver's license and improper lane usage after when county police saw tne vehicle t traveling in an erratic manner on Howe Road, Wonder Lake. -Diane Haupt, 45, 8504 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, was charged with driving under the influence, open liquor in a motor vehicle and improper lane usage after police observed the car crossing the center line of Route 31. -Gerald Biederer, 29, 1308 Eastwood, McHenry, was arrested for driving under the influence when county police saw the vehicle make a wide turn and almost hit an opposite curb. In incidents reported by McHenry police recently: -David J. Mikeska, 20, 5204 Shore Drive, McHenry, was arrested for battery after he reportedly struck another person during a dispute. -John S. Kucia, 19, 5011 W. 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