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V f. s , PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 11,11 Gas Price Prompts Theft TRUCK ROLLS -- There were no injuries and no tickets were issued in a truck roll-over accident at 12:40 Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Rt. 120 and Martin road, McHenry. The truck, driven by Walter J. Hunter of 8423 Shady lane. Wonder Lake, was following another east-bound vehicle driven by William E. Dreyer of 2402 McArthur, McHenry. When Dreyer slowed to turn onto Martin road from the highway, the truck driver also slowed byt skidded on the wet pavement and rolled over. State police investigated the accident. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Drug Offenses Bring Arrests Four people were taken into custody by McHenry County Sheriff's police this past week for offenses in­ volving cars and drugs. While driving past Woodstock high school, sheriff's police noticed a car being driven in circles on the school lawn. The police car blocked the other driver's attempt to leave. As the police approached the vehicle, the officer noted an aura of "burned can­ nabis" and saw open liquor and cocaine in the car, ac­ cording to the report. The driver of the car, Lisa Lutker, 17, of 4503 W. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake, was arrested for possession of cannabis, purchase or acceptance of liquor by persons of non-age, criminal damage to property under $150 and open liquor in a motor vehicle. Bond was set at $1,105. Steven Lilja, 19, of Woodstock, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, criminal damage under $150 and open liquor in a motor vehicle. A juvenile companion was referred to authorities. In another Incident, a car "accelerating rapidly" and traveling without taillights was stopped by police on Chapel Hill road. The investigation showed that the license plates of the car were registered to another vehicle and that there was open liquor and cannabis in the car. Joseph Sadlon, 25, of 2011 W. Route 120, McHenry, was arrested for possession of cannabis, driving with fictitious plates, driving with no taillights and driving with open liquor in a motor vehicle. Bond was set at $1,000. A report of an auto stuck in a yard brought police to 7303 Chippewa in Wonder Lake. Witnesses said the driver of the car fled the scene on foot after damaging the lawn and garden of Carl Walker with the car. The car belonged to Alice Witherbee, of 7317 Salem, Wonder Lake, who reported it stolen when contacted by police. After stopping a car on Route 12 for failure to dim headlights, the police found the driver to be an illegal alien. Pedro Villegas, 34, of Lake Geneva, Wis., was taken into custody for driving without a valid license. He was later referred to immigration officials. Nicholas Lamros, of 3312 Chapel Hill road, McHenry, was arrested by police for driving with a suspended license and without a valid registration. Bond was set at $1,035. To Your Health A Service of McHenry Hospital ex- has by Marion Olsen Health Reporter Facts We Thought You'd Like to Know The average life pectancy in the U.S. increased 50 percent during this century with most improvement taking place during 1900-50. Longer life ^expectancy results mainly |rom lowered infant mor­ tality although modern medical treatment also extends life. The average Norwegian woman can expect to live longer than other women \in the world, 77.83 years. U.S. women are fifth in world longevity, living until age 76.5. Swedish men top the world longevity list for males with average life expectancy of 72.07 years. U.S. men rank below 10 other countries with life expectancies of 67.3 years. The U.S. ranks fourth in world calorie consumption, the average person eating 3,330 calories per day. Ireland ranks first with 3,410 calories per person per day. Could it be the Irish potatoes? Approximately 125 Americans are killed by lightning each year. Most of those killed were outside, either under trees, in a boat, riding tractors or playing golf. With the trend toward insulating and weather- proofing homes in order to conserve energy, resear­ chers are becoming con­ cerned that human health may be in more jeopardy from indoor pollution than outdoor pollution. Opening windows to freshen the air in the house may be prudent, truck emission smells notwithstanding. Roller skating accidents are on the increase. In 1978 some 100,000 people were treated for injuries due to roller skating accidents. While most of them were children, 20 percent were age 25 or older. The average person receives 100-200 millirems of radiation per year from man-made and natural sources. One normal x-ray exposes a person to 20-30 millirems. Each person in the U.S. spent an average of $752.98 on health care in 1978 (in­ cluding dental work and eyeglasses). About two- thirds of this expense was covered by private in­ surance or government programs. It appears developing health habits to stay well saves money. Finally, Hungary has the highest suicide rate in the world with 40.6 persons committing suicide per 100,000 population. The U.S. ranks sixteenth with 12.7 suicides per 100,000 population. mfrmwAY! Everyday about , 5 ,000 Amer icans tu rn 65 . A RUDE AWAKENING-According to the accident report, the driver of the white car, Leonard R. Klapperich, of 3504 W. First street, McHenry, told police he did not notice the other auto until the collision. The Klapperich vehicle was heading south on Richmond road Monday afternoon and attempted a left turn onto Pearl street in front of the northbound blue f 11 .I- ^ Customers To See Me For '0 The Best Deal In GEORGERODENKIRCH USED CAR MANAGER Town! R T 31 and R t . 120 McHenry CADILLAC PONTIAC (815)385-6000 COME TO THE BIOOEST CAMUAC-POWIAC DEALER IN TNE "COUNTY" J BATTERY SALE! GRANT OR EXIDE BATTERIES 30%. THRU MONTH OF APRIL EXTRA DEALS ON REAR TRACTOR TIRES All Sizes in Stock I Tire Marl 3931 W. MAIN. McHENRY 385 0294 jEDUGATION^ iCollegeHonon Wonder Lake Girl Named To President's List Laura Nasebrandt, "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nasebrandt, 10220 Thayer road, Wonder Lake, has been named to the President's list at North Central college in Naperville in recognition of her scholastic achievement during the winter term of the 1979-80 academic year. She was one of 137 students named to the list by President Gael D. Swing. Continental. The driver of the Continental, Lenora I. Brocken, of Elkhorn, Wis., was taken to McHenry hospital by the Rescue squad,where she is listed in satisfactory condition. Klapperich was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD • I A Woodstock man was arrested by Sheriff's police after he was caught trying to syphon gas from a car in a Wonder Lake gas station Monday night. While on a routine in­ spection shortly before 4 a.m. at the Marathon gas station, at 7312 Hancock drive, Wonder Lake, sheriff's police noticed a male youth standing near an auto with the engine run­ ning. ; Inside the car, the police noticed a gas can, a section of hose and the gas caps of three autos. After questioning, John Roble, 17, of Woodstock, said he had been able to get gas from one of the three cars but had tried the other two, according to the police report Also found in Roble's possession was a bankbook belonging to Aaron Collins, of Wonder Lake. Roble was charged with two counts of theft under $150, and three counts of attempted theft. Bond was set at $5,000. The Sheriff's police also investigated the theft of an estimated 50 gallons of gasoline from three cars parked at the Sunnyside Marathon gas station, at 4302 Wilmot road, Sunnyside. According to the report, someone cut a section of the air hose to syphon the gas. Someone crawled under a fence at Adam's Lawn and Leisure, 2103 W. Route 120, McHenry, and loosened it enough to drag a "dirt bike type motorcycle" away and leave. A 14-foot flat bottom boat was stolen from a storage area at McHenry Dam state park. McHenry Driver In 3-Car Crash RECIPE By Sarah Anne Sheridan The traditional ways of preparing Fish are as much in favor as ever. It's a dclicatc food that needs the very best cooking and always serve it at once, piping hot. Baked Stuffed Fish Fish weighing 3 ~"to 5 pounds may be stuffed and baked with head and tail removed or not. as desired. Clean fish, dry and rub in­ side and out with salt. Stuff and sew or skewer opening. Place on piece of heavy paper on baking sheet and bake in an oven 550 degrees 10 to 15 minutes or until browned. Reduce temperature to 425 degrees and bake 30 to 45 minutes to the pound for first 4 pounds and 5 minutes for each additional pound. Baste lean fish every 10 minutes or cover with thin slices Of fat salt pork or bacon. Do not baste fat fish. To serve, lift fish with paper and slide fish onto platter. Serve baked fish with White Sauce, White Sauce with Eggs, Tomato Sauce, Brown Almond Sauce. Onion Sauce, Almond Butter Sauce, Drawn Butter Sauce, Horse-radish Sauce, etc. Bread Stuffing 2 c fine soft bread crumbs 1 t grated onion '/i c chopped celery 1 T lemon juice Vi i salt 1 T melted butter 2 T water Combine ingredients lightly but thoroughly. A three-car collision at the intersection pf Route 14 and Lucas road last Monday left a Woodstock man with a citation for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Involved in the collision were Virginia A. Cholewa, of 4013 Lillian street, McHenry; Frank P. ker- nandez, of Woodstock, the man ticketed; and John D. Ernesti, of Huntley. Ernesti told police he was stopped at the intersection waiting to make a left turn, when the Cholewa vehicle ran into the rear of his car. Ms. Cholewa said her car was pushed into the first vehicle when it was struck in the rear by the Hernandez auto. Hernandez told police he did not see either of the other vehicles until it was too late. No one was injured. John J. Murphy, Jr., of 1716 Park lane, McHenry, was cited by McHenry police for failure to yield the right- of-way after he made a left turn in front of another vehicle at the intersection of Elm street and Millstream. Murphy said traffic in the inside lane had stopped so that he could turn. Traffic in the outside lane had not stopped. The driver of the other car was Kimberly Franklin, of 1401 Sunset, McHenry. A Wonder Lake man was ticketed twice after "taking a shortcut" and running into a stop sign last Thursday evening. Larry Fisher, of 4013 W. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake, told police he was taking a short cut but the fog was too thick to see the stop sign at the intersection of Edgewood and Walkup roads until the last minute. According to the report, the car skidded and hit a stop sign. Fisher was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and driving without a valid driver's license. Another failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident citation was awarded a driver following a one-car rollover early Sunday morning. The police report noted that a car, driven by Russell A. Tiess, 5306 N. Highland, McHenry, made a right turn from John street onto Burr road and then lost control and went into the ditch. Tiess was not injured. A stop sign at the in­ tersection of Wondermere and Thompson roads came out the loser in a collision with a car last Sunday. The driver of the car, David L. Brown, of 8717 Sunset, Wonder Lake, said the brakes would pot func­ tion. ^ Brown was ticketed for having defective or no brakes. Tamara S. Schultz, of 1800 N. Sunset, McHenry, was driving west on Bull Valley road when a passenger in the car, Earl J. Schultz, of 1306 N. Front, McHenry, said to watch out for a pothole. According to the report, the Schultz vehicle veered to the left and ran into another car. The driver of the other car, Fred J. Krug, of 8502 Riley, Wonder Lake, told police he was attempting to pass the Schultz vehicle when the collision occurred. Wayne Miller, of 601 N. Green street, McHenry, said he was driving south on Green street when he blacked out. According to the report. Miller regained con- As a help to those who now hold secretarial positions, McHenry County college is offering a two-session seminar on "The New Secretary". Saturday..April 12 and 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ' The objectives of the seminar are to help the secretary develop a vital self-image, increase per­ sonal and professional self- confidence, identify strengths and needs, im­ prove communication skills, a n d i n c r e a s e professionalism. 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