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Page 9- PLAINDKALER-HEKALD. FRIDAY. MA* 24.1W5 Crime Of the Week Potential airport sites pared down to nine This week Crime Stoppers is seeking information on a burglarv to the Clark Gas Station located on Rt. 14 in Cary. Srime STOP PERS 1-8QO-762-STOP Sometime during the early morning hours of Sunday, March 17, the suspect gained entry to the station, located at 25 N.W, HWY. in Cary, by throwing a large rock through the glass door. Once inside, the burglar stole a carton of cigarettes, a digital alarm clock, some food items, and a small amount of coins. Police $lso found that an adjoining office complex had sustained a broken wimlow, but it appears that no entry was gained there. , There seems to be a rash of gas station burglaries in McHenry County recently, and Crime Stoppers wants to help A McHenry County airport feasibility study, presented to the county board's 15-member citizen's advisory committee, narrowed the list of possible airport sites from 19 to nine. Six more possible sites will be shaved off the list in the next 30 days, according to Larry Donahue, president of Ralph Burke Associates, the consulting firm for the project. "After the committee makes the three choices, an in-depth study will take place to deter­ mine the factors that will determine the final decision," Donahue said. The detailed evaluation of potential airport sites will in- . .. « « ^ elude site locations, ac* formation. Callers are in- * cessibility by major highways structed to call back at regular ^ suitabiUty of terrain catch the person or persons responsible. C^ime Stoppers pays cash rewards of up to $1,000 for in­ formation leading to the arrest and filing of criminal charges against offenders. If you have any information on this gas station burglary in Cary, or information on any other crimes, call Crime Stopper^t 1- 8GO-762-STOP, All callers ' remain anonymous - one never needs to give a name. - Crime Stoppers, which is sponsored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, assigns secret numbers to anonymous callers who provide in- intervals to find out if any suspects have been arrested as a result of confidential in­ formation given. If there are arrests, the Crime Stoppers board of directors meets to determine an ap­ propriate reward. A secret meeting is arranged to make the cash reward payments. Anonymous callers to Crime Stoppers do not have to appear in court. State police to increase patrols for holiday weekend According to Dean Cunat, chairman of the county board's economic development com­ mittee, the three sites will also be tested for environmental impact, land cost an£ whether the soil could support an airport. "We are looking at a site with a minimum of 400 acres, but BOATING PAMPHLET The National Safety Council, in observance of the U.S. Coast Guard's National Safe Boating Week, June 2 through 8. is of fering to the public, iree-of- Illinois State Police Superintendent, Laimutis A. Nargelenas announced that Illinois will join with surroun­ ding states this Memorial Day weekend in implementing Operation CARE (Combined Accident Reduction Effort.) Operation CARE is a multi- state program of interstate highway patrol and en­ forcement, while the secondary objective of reducing the severity of those accidents which do occur. For the 1985 program, enforcement efforts will be concentrated on the following: -Identify and remove from the highways, drinking and intoxicated drivers. -Promote the use of seat belts or child restraints and other life preserving equipment that* reduces injuries and fatalit occuring in motor vehicle cidents. -Enforcement of the national maximum speed limit of 55 miles per hour for all vehicles. -Demonstrate the har­ monious cooperation in traffic efforts with other states to ob­ tain voluntary compliance and eliminate hazardous violations. -Establish high visibility patrol activities as a deterent factor on designated CARE highways during the selected holiday periods. Operation CARE will involve saturation patrol with regular patrol units and during the maximum traffic times of the Youth camp scheduled for summer Kids love summer camps that offer sunshine, swimming, sports and singing. Youths 8 to 13 years old from McHenry may choose one of two weeks to attend1 Camp Shaw- Waw-Nas-See in Kankakee County. The two weeks include- Saturday, 'June 29 through Wednesday, July 3 and Monday, July 8 through Friday, July 12. Campers live in rustic cabins with eight other youth and adult counselors. In addition to regular camp activities, campers will par­ ticipate in survival skills day and a pursuit of trivia. A 50's dance and a closing campfire will be featured on the last night of camp. Camp Shaw-waw-nas-see is an American Association Ac­ credited Camp. For more in­ formation on Youth Camp, contact the McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service at 789 McHenry Ave., Box 431, Woodstock, 60098. Phone (815) 338-3737, or 338-4747. ^BANQUETS ft DINNER WED.-SAT. • BAR A LOUNGE •SUNDAYBRUNCH A DINNER •GOLFCOURSE CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 2500 NCHAPCL Hill RD. MCHENRY 3850333 Memorial Day holiday weekend on all interstate routes, the entire tollway system ahd many U.S. and Illinois routes in Illinois and will begin on Friday, May 24, at 6 p.m. and end at midnight Monday, May 27. The in- terstates, Illinois and U.S. high­ ways involved in District Two are: 1-55, US 41, US 12, and 111. 47. Captain James R. Coffman, commander of the Elgin Districty which has the responsibility of patrolling Lake, McHenry, DuPage, Kane and DeKalb Counties is en­ couraging the motoring public to utilize seat belts and child restraining devices to reduce injuries in case of an accident. "Since the Memorial Day holiday is in the middle of National American Buckle^up Week," Coffman adds, "we are encouraging the motoring public to wear their seat belts to ' prepare for the seat belt law that goes into effect July 1. 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Advisory committee member Buck Hillbert, a retired , com­ mercial pilot, said location of the airport is a major factor in the decision-making process. "Access to the tollway and a good open space with the least possible disturbance of the local population is our concern," Hillbert said. Hillbert went on to say that an airport in or near a community has a good economic impact on the community. In addition, Hillbert pointed to the future saying that possible small jet aircraft might be considered. The proposed nine sites to be looked at include existing air­ ports in Lake In The Hills and Gait Airport in Greenwood Township. The other sites are: -Northern Pump farm, east of Wonder Lake and south of McCullom Lake Road in McHenry Township. -South of Kishwaukee Valley Road and east of Vermont Road in Seneca Township/ -West of Route 47, east of Adamson Road and south of Foster Road in Grafton Township. -South of the Marengo- Huntley blacktop, west of Beeman Road and north of Church Road in Coral Township. -Northwest of Woodstock, west of Lamb Road in Hartland and Greenwood Townships. -U.S. 14 to Lucas Road, one mile east of Route 47 in Dorr Township.' After the final decision, an application is made to •- the Federal Aviation Ad­ ministration (FAA) for a grant to buy and build on the site. "We hope to pull people from the east, from Elgin, which will be closer than driving 40 to 50 minutes to DuPage Airport," Hillbert said. Free Kindergarten Dental Exam Fri., May 24and Fri., May 3T ONLY Call For An Appointment Dr. James V. Lynott 4901 W. Elm 344-3330 $1.50 Rebate. Gallons of Savings. 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