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PAGE 14 - PLAINDKAIFR-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1974 FIND GUEST IN HOME WITH GUN WOUND (Continued from page 1) television. A meal was prepared and prior to eating it, Ms. Fraboni went upstairs. Shortly afterward, a gunshot was heard. The Biernats went upstairs and found her lying across the bed with an apparent self-inflicted wound. Ms. Fraboni was taken to Sherman hospital, Elgin, by ambulance, where surgery was planned to remove the bullet. DRAMA CLASS WILL PRESENT CHILDREN'S PLAY (Continued from page 1) the court are^Dave Kronke, Bill True, Roger Pechous, Keith Baran and John Stiles. The play is being directed by- Mrs. Marguerite Vandagriff, West campus Drama teacher. The Stagecraft class, taught by Mrs. Vandagriff and Charles investigation is continuing by the detective division of the sheriff's department. Popp, will be in charge of the set. Ellen Quinlan is assisting as student director. CITY LEADERS SPEAK OUT (Continued from page 1) Stanek and Chamber of Commerce President Rick Lane were contacted. Mayor Stanek had the following goals which he listed as "attainable" and which the city of McHenry will strive for in the year ahead: 1-- "Extensive development of Petersen park so that it can IT HOLIDAY DISCOUNT Prices good through January 2nd. Right reserved to limit quantities. Due to space limitations, some stores may not carry all advertised merchandise. YIAR'S| SAVINGS PRELL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO 3 OZ. TUBE Reg 1.26 Prell shampoo makes hair soft & manageable. A^< 69' 98c PLASTIC 9-OZ. GLASSES--16-CT. 66 REG. 1.39 LISTERINi MOUTHWASH--14-OZ. High ball glasses or tumblers. PLASTIC KNIVES, FORKS & SPOONS 79 66 Kills germs by the thousands. Reg. 79c. 24-piece assortment. Occ'**"1 REG. 1.29 TABLECLOTH I 8 DINNER NAPKINS 99 54* x 108" paper tablecloth with plastic bock for extra strength. 8 ppper napkins. REG. 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OPEN NEW YEARS DAY| 9am| to 2pm THESE ITEMS AVAILABLE AT HOLIDAY DISCOUNT ONLY JAY'S POTATO CHIPS Reg. 79' BORDEN'S FRENCH ONION DIP Reg. 49'- 09* TWO PRINTS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 YOU GET AN EXTRA SET OF PRINTS FREE A HOLIDAY EXCLUSIVE 'ree Album Page tailored to your prints free with each film processing order 59' be utilized to its optimum in the shortest possible time. 2--"Completion of the engineering on the old bridge and, hopefully, initiation of construction before the end of the year. 3--"Installation of the flashers at the new Lillian- Grove crossing and a new smooth mat improving the old portion of Lillian street. 4--"Complete the police addition along with new blacktop parking areas around the city hall. 5--"Begin construction of a new water treatment facility at the new well site. 6--" The hospital complex to begin its initial phases. 7 --"Although not in the corporate limits of McHenry, the State of Illinois will see fit to let the contracts widening Route 120 from our boundaries to Greenwood road, effecting a saving of nerves and lives. 8--"Complete the drainage ditch through Lakeland Park. 9--"A more extensive dit­ ching program. "My hope for 1975 is that all segments of our community join hands in the true spirit of this holy season and harmony, cooperation and good will be visible throughout the entire year". Rick Lane pointed to the traffic problem on Rt. 120 as a serious one of which everyone is aware "only because it is the only way through town". Lane believes an additional route is needed and the first step would be completion of a new bridge to accommodate the traffic." "It appears revenue sharing will come to an end in 1976", Lane continued, "and it would be a shame to miss out on federal assistance on a large project of this nature. Hopefully, the new bridge construction can begin before 1976." According to the new president, the Chamber has several objectives in the areas of governmental affairs and community development during the next year. "We are going to attempt to work much closer with the city government and the school districts", Lane asserted. "McHenry is a growing town and it's time to tell our story in detail". The civic leader expressed Search Efforts Fail To Reveal Lake Victim Thursday afternoon about 5:30, deputies were called to investigate a possible drowning at Lily Lake. A resident on North Ridgeway road, Lakemoor, reported that screams for help had been heard from the area of the like. It was feared someone may have fallen throagh the ice. Several units of the sheriff's department were called to the scene, along with the McHenry Fire department, which arrived with a large spotlight to illuminate the area. A search of the lake failed to produce any evidence that anyone had gone through the ice. Several small holes about six inches in diameter were found which were apparently made by ice* fishermen. No fishing gear was found abandoned on the lake and no one was reported missing. The search ended after thorough investigation had been completed. Top photo shows a McHenry Township Fire Protection district truck equipped with spotlight to illuminate the area. In bottom picture is Deputy McFadden checking soft spots in the ice to determine whether or not someone might have fallen through. McHenry Driver Hurt In One-Car Crash Saturday Kelvin W. Schultz of 1800 N. Sunset avenue, McHenry, was the only local motorist injurod in area highway accidents over the past weekend. He was taken his opinion that a profile booklet of the community is needed, to be used as a tool to attract prospective business to the area. "The only way we can progress is to be constantly working for more and better improvements in ourselves and our community", Lane con­ cluded. to McHenry hospital by the Wonder Lake Rescue squad. The accident occurred on Ridge road, north of Valley Hill road, Saturday at 7:10 p.m. Witnesses traveling behind Schultz said his car suddenly swerved left, then right, went up an embankment and struck a tree. The auto was demolished. ON DEAN'S LIST Stephen E. Buss of 3314 W. Golf View avenue, McHenry, was among 319 students recently named to the Dean's List for the fall term at Nor- thwood Institute, Midland, Mich. To be listed on the Dean's list, a student must earn a 3.0 or above grade point average on a 4.0 score for that term. American Way The Duke of Windsor once noted the tfiing that impressed him most about America was the way parents obeyed their children. \ SAVE 20% During Ben Franklin's Annual January White Sale 20% DISCOUNT On All HOSPITAL NOTES McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Torsten Carlson, Carrie Howell, Lonah Wendlandt, Alice Prorok, Christine Amore, Debra Reuter, Karly Kunzer, Carl Oliva, Frederick Stathard, Vera Cook, Mary Zambrino, Betty Klein, Baby Boy Carlson, Vicky Wanta, Florence Pfiefer, Angelica Cismeros, Louise Steinhous, Clyde Naus, Phillip Thennes and John Thennes, McHenry; Laverne Logan, Kai Anderson, Robert Mueller, Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Stephanie Broederdorf and Kathleen Brown are patients in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. BIRTHS McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs Robert Carlson Mtinuuni'O the birth of a son Dec. MKMhhial hospital WnullNTlM'K Mt tiiul Mm Donald Gnvett, m Vnty Mil' |iMiiMtlM of a son, III JA ^ n ttirn Ihh ii Dec 25 to Mr. mill Mm Phillip Schmidt of MrlltHiiy t OMilt/VN I.ATION& Mr and Mrs Wendell A Kttlck of 2514 S. Hyde Park, McHenry, received a fiftieth wedding anniversary card from President Ford just prior to the Christmas holiday. The couple celebrated the occasion Sept. 6. NEW YEAR MASSES There will be New Year's day « Massesat 7,9and 11 a.m. at the I church of St Peter, Spring ; Grove. SHEETS CASES SPREADS BLANKETS • FURNITURE THROW COVERS Sale Starts Thursday Jan. 2nd thru Jan. t2th s i \ n u i n m i s \ I t H D U ' I m i ' I : I I / \ ̂ I I I ' 1 ; M i l FRAISIKLIIM Small Enough To Know You Large Enough To Serve You" 1250 N Green Street McHenry I l l inois ,'K MAl TTT WIA keA Let's give a toot to the new Year -- it's bound to be the greatest. Our thanks. GIES SHOES 1307 Nr Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. \