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J0HHSBUR6MPS DUNBBB-fl M HOT FNSH •• A come from behind victory enabled Johnsburg to defeat Dundee 83-91 on the victors home floor Sunday, Feb. 12. Johnsburg outscored the opposition 28 to 11 in the last quarter. Jerry Friddle's two key baskets, in the 4th quarter, one the tying basket and the go-ahead basket in tiie closing minutes, gave the lead which Johnsburg never relinquished. John Relnboldt lead the well-balanced scoring for Jotmsftrarg with 28 points. Don Bentz was nest with 16, Ken Laurence bad 14 points followed by Harry May and BUI Oeffling with 12 points each. Johmbapg 98 % ft; f tp ReinboWt 12 4 4 28 Petersen Bentz May B. Oeffling T. Geffling Laurence DeWolf Friddle Totals Dundee 91 R. Schilling Montgomery Calbow Keenan Stroiribon Murphy Thelareder D. Schuring Totals 10 1 6 4 16 0 312 6 512 Q 2 2 4 2 14 0 0 2 0 16 36 21 21 93 S 5 3 17 5 10 3 21 5 17 1 9 1 8 3 4 33 25 26 91 BmKE BY QUARTERS Johnsburg 27 51 67 93 93 Dundee 25 55 60 91 91 CHANGE BOARD MEETING The regular meeting of School District 15 has been changed from March 13 to March 20. The second February meeting will take place on Feb. 28. SUPPERY ROADS CAUSE CRASHES WITHM AREA Driver Thrtown From School Bos Near Crystal Lake Patricia Rosentreter of 1805 Riverside, McHenry, sustained an "injured ankle last Friday morning when she was thrown from her small school bus after the vehicle went out of control. Mrs. Rosentreter was driving south on Rt 31, north of Highway 176, near Crystal Lake, when the bus swerved as she drove over an icy patch of pavement, crossed the highway and struck a snow bank. The driver was riding alone in the bus, which transports handicapped children to school. AUTO ROLLS Gerald J. Biedorer of 1308 N. Eastwood lane was treated in McHenry hospital last Thursday following a one-car accident on Riverside drive, a mile and a half north of the city. Sheriff's deputies said Biederer was in the process Of negotiating a curve when his station wagon went out of control dn an icy patch, left the road and tilled over in a strong crosswind. MINOR ACCIDENTS Cars driven by John Pugh of McKenry and Shirley Bauer of Lilymoor were reported to have collided on Rt. 120 last Thursday. The latter told sheriff's police her car had left the road and in attempting to get back, the vehicle slid on ice and swerved. An auto driven by Emanuel Macaluso of Wonder Lake slid into the rear of a second auto driven by Robert Heuch, also of Wonder Lake, as the vehicles were travelling on Rt. 120. Rent a used organ or piano. 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CAffir F N Phone: 639-7979 Vilwostg^c TroMtfefcy, Ciry, Illinois foii§a Me Bo&tf uGranfis Accessories - Art Supplies COUNTY ATOIT MADE AVAILABLE AT EARLY DATE the annual audit of McHenry county funds was delivered recently, covering the fiscal year ended Nov. 30. The balance sheet showed over $6,000,000 in assets with some $2.5 million being in cash and over $1-3/4 million in U. S. Treasury bills. An additional $1.5 million was in receivables from various sources. Just short of $300,000 was shown as Unused motor fuel tax allotment. One surprising item showed up as an asset, the $10,000 deposit made on land for a new county court house which, it had been assumed, had been forfeited; A little over $3 million of this was taxes which had not been distributed, protested taxes awaiting court action and reserves for future distribution of delinquent taxes receivable. Balances on hand in the various funds were about $2-3/4 million. The general fund of the • county showed a balance of more than $1,800,000, a fund which had generally been assumed to be for providing additional court house facilities^ Since the audit, however, $415,000 of this has been designated for county home revamping, a project which had been declined by the voters. Expenses shown for the home were about $142,500, with about $70,000 of this coming from state funds. ft was reported that county net revenues were understated for the previous year, that ending Nov. 30, 1965, by $331,915. Hie Class Account, involving county-owned investment property, showed a loss of almost $6,000 for this year. Interest on investments for the year was shown as $70,000. With widespread contentions tfiat assessments are not equal throughout the county, it was noted that about $64,000 was spent by the supervisor of assessments and the board of review who have such *eqUtable treatment* as a major responsibility. The county board of supervisors received about $39,000, jurors almost $35,700, ami the county building and zonjtng cost was just short of $53,000. Elections accounted for $84,000, eradication of T.B. in cattle cost almost $17,500, and T.B. treatments, etc., to people^cost $75,500. The County Planning committee spent just under $13,000 while the County Building commission was listed at $6,061 not counting the $10,000 deposit on land which, it is understood, was forfeited. Water safety came in for expenses of almost $4,500. FEBRUARY 16, 1967 - McHENRY PLAIN DEALER - PAGE 5. SECTION! iluariti sung Tom Dougherty Injured In Mat Tourntf Match Tom Dougherty, MCHS senior HWT, was injured in the championship match of the conference wrestling tournament by Coleman of North Chicago. Tom later won the match, but the cartilage and tendons in his shoulddr were completely torn. Because of this injury, he was unable to enter the district tourney, and thus eirited up with a 19 -0-0 record. 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