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V <r & * / 7» INVESTIGATE ARMED ROBBERY (Continued On Page 4) around until he was gone. Personal, possessions were taken. Identity of the robbers was not learned. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued From Page 1) the Commission will continue to pursue the upgrading of this section of track". It looks like another case of the left hand not being sure of what the right hand is doing.. It's a matter to be watched with interest by commuters in particular and by taxpayers in general. the best manner and they would have approached the situation differently. Sgt. Robert Zumewski and Officers John Langdon and WiHianri Zujewski. were also scheduled to testify but due to the length of the hearing, the attorneys agreed to rest their cases and the hearing ad­ journed at about 1 a.m. Friday morning. S Serving with Earl Murray on the BFPC board are Anthony Pintozzi and Peter Adams. They will render their decision on the matter within fifteen days, or by July 11. More Beaches Unsatisfactory In Two Samples Many county beaches have been found unsatisfactory for swimming following two consecutive samples. Locallv. these beaches are Island Lake, Deep Springs, No. 1 and 2, McHenry dam, Porten subdivision, Riverside Park, city -of McHenry, McHenry Shores and Sunnyside. Water samples that gave the unsatisfactory readings were collected June 23 and 24. AIt Fireworks Dangerous# Blindness Society Warns PAGE 11 - PLA1NDEALER - TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1975 As the Independence day holidays approach,- the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness has issued its annual warning - ALL fireworks are dangerous even the smallest firecracker and Thought For Food It was a pleasant, but too brief visit we had with Bob Tracy when he and his family visited relatives in the McHenry area last week. The young marC a former local resident, attended a three-day service session in Kansas City, IVfo., byt is reporting back to his base in Yokoto, Japan, July 1. K.A.F. COMMISSIONERS HEAR POLICE OFFICER'S APPEAL (Continued From Page 1) the vehicle at her house and then he continued on. When he got to an intersection, he rounded the corner and stop­ ped. Kaumbera said the officer got out of his van and pointed a ° gun through the window at him. He said Blue told him he wa^a\ police officer and Kaumbera sday morning, June 26, in should get out of his truck. McHenry hospital from four Kaumbera said he asked for gunshot wounds to his upper some official identification^, back after a family fracas in from the officer several times Hebron last Sunday. The three- Murder Charges Against Four In Brother's Death Murder charges were filed Thursday by the office of the McHenry county state's at­ torney, naming four Alfaro brothers. They are accused of killing a fifth brother, Rogelio S. Alfaro, 32, of Elgin. /The latter died early Thur- but never got any so he figured the man was not a policeman. Kaumbera said the man told him not to drive away or he would shoot. Kaumbera said he "was scared" when he saw the gun. He put his truck in gear and '.'look off'. As he got onto* the highway, he saw the squad car and went for help. Kaumbera said he told the uniformed policeman that there was a "kook" after him with a gun who said he was a police officer but would not show any iden­ tification. Mrs. Krich testified she and her husband had an argument^ at a tavern in Lakerpoor and he leftJme premises. The bar- tend^arrangejd for Kaumbera to give her a ride home. She noticed they' ^ere being followed while north-bound on Route 31, by some vehicle which she later learned was?a van. The vehicle continued behind them into Lakeland Park. She told Kaumbpra to stop in the road in front of her home and she would get out quickly and he could continue on. In her haste to leave the truck, she fell stepping out and landed on the ground. The truck pulled away, she got up, went into the house and went to bed, she said. Sgt Lange told the com­ mission that he detected the odor of alcohol coming from both Blue and Kaumbera. However, both were "quite capable of driving a motor vehicle" and appeared to be just/^feeling good". Attorney O'Grady called several of Blue's fellow officers to the stand to testify that Blue had been a good officer in the past and was capable of learning. However, Sgt. Robert Michelsen, LI. Robert Kranz, Detective Sgt. Daniel Kinnerk and Sgt. Lange did state that the matter was not handled in GARAGE SALE Basement Sale. 2614 Sterling Drive, McHenry. Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 9-5 p.m. furniture, household, misc. Some Give aways. '7-1 car collision following a family argument occurred at a Hebron service station at the corner of Rt. 47 and 173 late in the af­ ternoon. Charged with murder were Cesareo S. Alfaro, 33; Octavio S. Alfaro, 22; Mario S. Alfaro, 28; and Ernesto S. Alfaro, 27, all of Elgin. Egg N' Cheese Strata Butter 6 slices day-old bread; cut in small cubes. Alternate layers of bread cubes and 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese in buttered 2-quart casserole. Blend 6 eggs, \x2 cups milk, 1 teaspoon mustard, l/z tea­ spoon salt, % teaspoon pep­ per; pour over bread-cheese mixture. Cover. Refrigerate overnight. Bake in pre­ heated 350-degree oven over 70 minutes or until golden brown. Makes 4-6 servings. For best results, use a low to moderate temperature when cooking pork--both in and out­ doors. Pork is a good source of all the B vitamins. It is the richest known food source of thiamin (Bl). so necessary for a healthy nervous system. * * Pomegranate means apple with many seeds. It is the size of large apple, has a hard rind and varies in color from yellow to deep red The little seeds and bright, ruby-red pulp surround­ ing them are the edible part of the pomegranate. the- seemingly harmless sparkler. "We do not want to spoil the traditional patriotic fun of the Fourth," says Virginia S. Boyce, executive director of the s i g h t c o n s e r v a t i o n organization, "but we strongly urge that use of all fireworks be confined to licensed public displays. * i "Every year, the society receives far too many reports I of eyes injured from the use of fireworks, even in states where they have been outlawed. Many of the injured are children. "The U.S. Consumer Product Safety commission, since 1973 the federal agency responsible . for consumer safety, has not yet come up with what the society, and allied organizations concerned with personal safety, consider to be effective regulations," says Mrs. Boyce. "However, we qan't help but believe that the commission is working toward improved controls." Although the larger "Class B" fireworks have been federally banned for some time, the more common "Class C" devices are responsible for a tremendous nurfiber of in­ juries, an estimated 3,000 during last year's holiday season. j Among the fireuwks iden­ tified as "Class c\are small firecrakcers (112 inches long or smaller), sparklers, fountains, Roman candles and similar items. Because all pyrotechnic devices are inherently dangergus, there is no truly safe way to use them, Mrs. Boyce points out. The society makes a special plea to parents to see that -their children are not permitted to use, fireworks of any kind, and to keep their children away from anyone who does. Frequently, the innocent bystander gets hurt. It is hard for children to recognize the danger in anything they see as "fun", so it is^up to adults to take the responsibility. Celebrate the Fourth, the society says, but celebrate it safely. Vision is pricelss...don't lake needless chances with it. 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