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Page 5 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21.1965 Deaths Richard C. Jager Richard C. Jager, 3201 Pleasant Dr., Wonder Lake, died Thursday, June 20,1985, in Northern Illinois Medical Center, McHenry. He was born in Chicago Nov. 2,1915, the son of Carl and Anna (Huizaga) Jager. • Mr, Jager came to McHenry in 1946, from Waukegan, 111. He owned and operated Riverside Bakery for 30 yekrs; owned and operated Jake's Dead End Lounge 15 years; was past governor of McHenry Moose Lodge 691; past member of the McHenry County Retail Liquor Assn., McHenry Rotary, McHenry Knights of Columbus 1288, McHenry Catholic Order of Foresters, and Riverside Social Athletic Club. He was preceded in death by his wife Bertha, in December of 1984. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. John (Shirley) Wright of Wonder Lake; a son Richard C., Jr. (Jeannie) of McHenry; six gandchildren; a brother Albert of Milwaukee, Wis. and a sister, Mrs. George (Ida) Blinkwolt of Chicago. Visitation will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday at the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home. A Funeral Mass will be con­ ducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church, McHenry, with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials are requested to the Cancer Society. Jeannettt M. Poerschman Jeannette M. Poerschman, 79, of Des Plaines, 111., died Wed­ nesday, June 19, 1985, in Holy Family Hospit al, Des Plaines. She was bom Jan. 30, 1906, in Chicago, to Charles and Mary Wagenknecht. Mrs. Poerschman had been a resident of McHenry prior to moving to Des Plaines. Surviving are her husband Waldo N. Poerschman; a son Fred of South Bend, Ind.; a daughter Mary Jean O'Boyle of Des Plaines; four grand­ children; and two brothers, Lawrence and Clarence Wagenknecht. Visitation will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at Oehler Funeral Home in Des Plaines, where funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday. In lieu of flowers, con­ tributions to the Diabetes Assn. are requested. Lakemoor Village board approves appropriations By Marion Olsen PlalndMlcr-Herald News Service The annual Appropriations Ordinance for the village of Lakemoor was approved at the June 13 board meeting. A grand total of $454,699 was approved for the fiscal year May 1, 1985 through April 30, 1986. The largest expenditure for the village will go to the sewer fund with an appropriation of $169,739. The maior costs in this account will be for contractual services (mainly user charges to Island Lake Sanitary District and attorney fees) and retirement of aebt. The second most costly item of $54,040 will be spent on the police department with $32,140 of that amount planned for police salaries. The Road and Bridge Fund will claim $42,500 of the ap­ propriation. According to Pacita Morrison, village president, the village's financial picture would be much improved if monies owed the village, but currently under litigation were paid. In other business, Morrison informed the board of a meeting with an Illinois Department of Transpor ta t ion ( IDOT) representative on widening Route 120 from the Fox River east to the McHenry-Lake County line. A three year agenda planned by the state includes checking right-of-ways in 1985-86, land Acquisition in 1986-87 and letting bids to con­ tractors in 1987-88. A public hearing on the road widening will take place in the near future, Morrison said. In further business, the board: Approve a resolution opposing county approval of a landfill site between the, villages of Algonquin and Lake-in-the-Hills because part of the site lies within the corporate limits of Lake-in-the-Hills. Accepted with regret the resignation from the Zoning Board . of Appeals of Opie Chambers due to health reasons. Approved the July 20 flea market at the lakefront from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as a fundraiser for the Lakemoor Civic Im­ provement Association. Approved letting of bids to re- roof the village hall and repair the fire escape. Approved a special board meeting June 24 at 7 p.m. to meet with Lakemoor tavern owners. A DINNER rGOLF COUI COURSE ft MJMMY MAC WILL BE AT OUR ItTH HOU I'M. JUNE 14TH • MHO. CHAPEL HILL COUNTRYCLUB CHAPEL Hll MCHENRY 385-0333 Grant survey to be taken Edgar vows to push mandatory insurance Sec. of State Jim Edgar said Monday he would continue to seek passage of a mandatory insurance law during this session of the General Assembly. Edgar sdid he was disap­ pointed by the Senate Insurance Committee's rejection of the measure but he added, "this issue is not dead." "It comes to no surprise that the Senate Insurance Com­ mittee again defeated this proposal," Edgar said. "Drivers in this state un­ derstand this issue very well and 90 percent of them want it. I believe a majority of the full Senate also support the bill and would pass it if given the op­ portunity to vote on it." The house passed the man­ datory insurance bill on May 22, by a 68-45 margin. The Senate Insurance Com­ mittee has now failed to pass the mandatory insurance bill for the last three consecutive years. By Marion Olsen Plalndeoler-lteraMI New* Service ~ " Lakemoor residents will soon have an opportunity to assist in obtaining a government grant to improve the village's roads, according to Trustee Ronald Robinette, chairman of the village board's Grant Com­ mittee. Copies of a survey form will be distributed door-to-door and villagers will be asked to fill out the form and return it as soon as possible. The survey asks four questions: whether the resident is a homeowner or renter; number of members occupying the premises; length of residence and amount of income earned in 1984. No names or addresses are requested on the survey sheets. A 1980 census showed the average income of Lakemoor residents as $21,000. It is believed that the figure has changed downward, according to Village President Pacita Morrison. She said the grant application requires responses from at least 75 percent of the residents. Since no names are called for on the survey sheet, respondants will be anonymous. "I can see no reason why anyone would not want to assist us by filling out the form," she said. "Since it will help in obtaining grant money to improve Lakemoor roads, it will be to everyone's advantage." She noted that the deadline for turning in the gran application is July 31, so the forms must be in as soon as possible for inclusion in the grant request. A public hearing date on the grant is set for June 27. RENT THE SILENCER CUSTOM ALL IN THE CAR New Hearing Aid Lets You Hear in Noisy Situations FREE HEARING TESTS Battery Sale 67S A13 *2.10 WEDNESDAY 10 TO 5 McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. MAIN, McHENRY 815-385-7661 HOUSECALLS MINOR REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAITI ROBERT STENSUND MM. "2S YEARS EXPERIENCE" Trim Team classes set Blood drive planned to help in shortage A blood drive Crystal Point MaHfrf June 29, from l(ra.ih.-4 p.m. Call the mall at 815-455-0099 to schedule an appointment, or just come. There is a shortage of blood, and you can help. One unit of blood may be separated into componants to help several patients. As a donor, you will receive a mini-physical and find out your blood type by donating. Blood donors requirements are: Age 17-66,55 days since last donation, and weight at least 110 pounds. You cannot donate if you have had yellow1 jaundice or hepatitis, diabetes and use in­ sulin regularly, have a history of heart condition or cancer, ex­ cept skin cancer. Id at An Any questions about legibility call the mall office at 815-455-0099. Good Shepherd Hospital is now taking registration for its accelerated summer Trim Team classes. Trim Team is a fitness program that teaches weight control through im­ proved nutrition and regular exercise. Trim Team classes are led by a registration dietitian and registered physical therapist. Hie weekly sessions are devoted to lecture and hands-on ac­ tivities dealing with nutrition, exercise and behavior Promises of work led people to death camp SAN FRANCISCO - A man suspected of torturing and killing as many as 40 people may have selected some vic t ims f rom among San Francisco's street peo­ ple by luring them to his mountain camp with promises of jobs, police say. Deputy Police Chief Joseph Lor- dan said Wednesday that some of the victims may even have helped Leonard Lake build the concrete bunker that became his private sex prison. Lake, who committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill while in police custody, is one of two chief suspects in a killing spree that eventually may include as many as 40 people, authorities say. "Once their usefulness was over," said Lordan, "they (Lake and Ng) killed the men and buried them. modification. Three class sessions will be available: Tuesday evenings, from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m., beginning July 9; Thursday evenings,from 6:30-8:30 p.m., beginning July 11; or Wed­ nesday mornings, from 9-11 a.m., beginning July 10. Classes meet for eight weeks and the cost for the series is $85. You can sign up now for Trim Team by calling Good Shepherd Hospital at (312) 381-9353. ; Hot rod show set The Midwest Street Rod Association of Illinois will host the largest one day, outdoor Hot Rod and Custom Car Show at the McHenry County Fairgrounds, Rte 47 and Country Club Road. Woodstock, from 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sunday, June 30. mmmmmmmmmk RETURN TO OZr. DAILY 2:15 4-6:30-8:30 FIR. ..SAT. LATE SHOW 10:30 GOONIESPC DAILY 2-4:15 6:30-9 FRI.&SAT LATE SHOW 10:45 FLETCHK DAILY 2:30-4:30-6:45-8:45 FRI.i SAT. LATE SHOW 10:30 RAMBOR DAILY 2:304:30 7-9 FRI. & SAT. 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