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?-w PAGE M-PLAINDEALER-WDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 McHENRY SCHOOLS OPEN TO 5,622 (Continued from page 1) organization will be installing lights in the parking areas. Hilltop, as well as other schools in District 15, is initiating an individualized math program, the culmination of a year of in-service work in 1970-71. LANDMARK 1T»ere are 516 children - 380 kindergartners and 136 first graders - attending Landmark and the white house kin­ dergarten. They are taught by eleven full time instructors and two teaching half time kindergarten classes. A new learning center for all Landmark students will be available soon. A full class of kindergarten (both a.m. and p.m. session) has been added to compensate for the increased enrollment of almost 100 children over last year. JVIONTINI At the prin^rv Montini parochial school, located in St. Patrick's school building. 247 are enrolled in the first three grades, taught by nine teachers, one of whom is new to. the staff The Montini Middle school, located at St. Mary's school, is instructing 437 young people, with thirteen teachers, four of them new to the school, and one part time teacher. For the first time, the sixth, seventh and eighth grades are on a fifty-minute departmental schedule. There are 159 seventh and eighth graders in dual enrollment. FIVE REMAIN IN HOSPITAL AFTER • BUS-CAR CRASH (C ontinued from page 1) was lighted. No tickets were given. A motorcycle accident at 8500 Trvon Grove road, Richmond, early Monday evening caused serious injuries to Harold E. Jensen of 8507 W. Sunset, Wdn- der Lake, who was taken to McHenry hospital by the Rich­ mond rescue squad. Although the driver could not be questioned because of his in­ juries, evidence at the scene in­ dicated 48 feet of skid marks as the 'cycle left the road on a curve and continued for another 57 feet in the grass. FORMER PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN IS DEAD AT AGE 80 (Continued from page 1) and Etta Thomas Wattles. His father served as Mayor of the city. An active businessman, Mr. Wattles was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and a life member of the American Legion. In his early years he and his father became promi­ nent as cattle buyers and grain brokers. His only immediate survivor is a son, Donald, with whom he resided. He also leaves three nieces and one nephew. A broth­ er, Glenn Wattles, and a sister, Myrtle Harrison, preceded him in death. The body will rest at the Pet­ er M. Justen and Son funeral home Wednesday night from 7 to 10 p.m. Last rites will be con­ ducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from the chapel., with Rev. Raymond L. White of the First United Methodist church officiating. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the eye bank. MUSIN' N" MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) the city police desk, to be sporting a new type of fall finery, an arm cast. Myra's pleasant "Good Morning" greets us often in our routine calls, and her absence prompts us to hope her return to "active duty" will be speedy, ^ A person s age is determined not by the number of winters that have passed over his head, but by the number of ideas that have passed through it. DRUG CHARGE RESULTS FROM TEEN CLUB ARREST (Continued from page 1) suspected mari juana in his poc­ ket and a quantity of the same substance found in his hand. In examining the auto, narco­ tics agents found a quantity of dangerous drugs, hypodermic needles, a hash pipe and other materials. Abrams is being held in coun­ ty jail in lieu of $21,000 bond. Court date is set for Sept. 9. Earlier in the evening while deputies were working on an assignment at the same club, they observed an unknown fe­ male photographing members of the Narcotics division who were assigned to duty there. When asked for the camera, she complied, but a youth iden­ tified as Terry L. Koehler of 364 Oriole trail, Cary, inter­ ceded by shoving and grabbing the deputies. A scuffle ensued and Koehler was arrested for aggravated battery and resis­ ting arrest. Bond was set at $2,000 and the court date is Sept. 9. He is now being held in county jail in lieu of bond. FARM BUREAU ACTS ON POLICY (Continued from page 1) are also balloting on directors to be elected this year. Nominees were developed by the nominating committee headed by John Pfingsten, Ridgefield. Three incumbent directors are retiring: Wilfred Blake, Nunda; Elmer Weseman, Riley; and Lester Guenther, Seneca. Nominees by townships are. Alden, John Kooistra and Don Luerssen; Dunham, James Book and Wiebur Wielke; Grafton, Ralph Drafall, C. Erhardt Schultz and Howard Reuker; Greenwood, Ron Hansen, Charles Beard, and Art Gait, Jr.; Nunda, Clarence Adams; Richmond, Richard Arseneau, Roger Stilling and Ivan Vogel; Riley, Richard Burke; Seneca, Henry Boi, Robert Gerloff, Kenneth Marunde and Bruce Olbrich. Long tailored jackets are popular. One design shows such a jacket of satin over a full length dress. One unusual sports costume consists of a stripped knicker and blazer combination of the same material. Westinghouse Fall Freezer Time. . . V MM* FROM. 18.0 CU. FT UPRIGHT FREEZER • Slim-Wall insu­ lation -- store 1/3 more food without increasingfloor space • Fast freeze shelves -- let you freeze food quickly on any shelf • 630 lb. capacity CAREY Appliance 1241 N. Green St. SEEN S1REET MALL Legal Notice NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ) APPLICATION OF Mc- ) HENRY MEDICAL GROUPt ) MMG CORPORATION AND ) HOME STATE BANK OF ) CRYSTAL LAKE AS TRUS- ) TEE UNDER TRUST NO. ) 1054 FOR CONFIRMATION ) OF B-3 COMMERCIAL DIS- ) TRICT CLASSIFICATION, ) VARIATION OF HEIGHT ) LIMITATION, AND RE- ) CLASSIFICATION FOR OFF ) STREET PARKING. Notice is hereby given in compliance with the City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance that a public hearing will be had before the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the application for confirmation of B-3 Com­ mercial District classification, variation of height limitation, and reclassification for off - street parking and amendment of the City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance for the following de­ scribed property: PARCEL 1: That part of the Southeast Qua­ rter of Section 26, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, des­ cribed as follows, to wit: Co­ mmencing at a stake which stands North 32 3/4 degrees East, 68 feet from the South Quarter Corner of said Sec­ tion 26; thence South 70 3/4 Degrees East, 132 feet; thence North 19 1/4 Degrees, East, 135.10 feet, to a point in the Southerly line of private lane (now vacated) as shown in Plat of Venice Park Addition; thence Northwesterly along the South- ly line of said private lane (now vacated), 44.37 feet; thence Northeasterly at right angles to the last described line 30' feet, to a point in the Northerly line of said vacated private lane; said line also being the Sou­ therly line of Lot 1, Block 2 in Venice Park Addition; thence Northwesterly along the Southerly line of the said Lot 1, 44.43 feet to the Southwest Corner of said Lot 1; thence Northeasterly along the Westerly line of said Lot 1, 101.55 feet; thence Nor­ thwesterly 112.2 feet, to a point in the Easterly line of Green street, said point being 145.61 feet Northeasterly from the angle point in said Green street; thence Southwesterly along the Easterly line of Green street, 145.61 feet to an angle point; thence South 157.53 feet along the East line of said Green street, 157.53 feet, to the place of beginning, in McHenry Coun­ ty, Illinois. PARCEL 2: Lots 2 and 3 in Block 3 in Ven­ ice Park Addition to McHenry, Unit No. 1, a subdivision ac­ cording to the Plat thereof re­ corded February 25, 1941 as Document No. 152920, in Mc­ Henry County, Illinois. Parcel 1 of Petitioners' pro­ perty is located on East side of Green street, North of Wau- kegan road, with a street ad­ dress of 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois; Par­ cel 2 of Petitioners* property consists of two lots improved with residences located on Wau- kegan road immediately East of the roadway entrance to McHen­ ry Hospital; the Petition re­ quests that the B-3 Commer­ cial District classification be confirmed for all of said Par­ cel 1 (but restricted to offices, professional offices and medi­ cal clinic only), and requests a variation of the height limita­ tion thereof be granted to per­ mit the addition of two floors to the present two-floor building with construction to a height not to exceed 47' feet; the Petition also requests that the two lots described as Parcel 2 be re­ classified to B-3 Commercial District classification (but re­ stricted to off-street parking only) so that said lots may be used for additional Medical Group parking area. Said hearing will be held on Friday, September 24, 1971, at the hour of 3:00 P.M. at the City Hall, Lower Level, in the City of McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any per­ son desiring to be heard may be present. The hearing is on an Amended Petition and is a continuation of the hearing or­ iginally scheduled September 12, 1969. CITY OF McHENRY ZON­ ING BOARD OF APPEALS Richard J. Zieman, Chairman Attorneys for Petitioners: KELL & CONERTY 121 E. Calhoun Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: 338-4511 (Publish Sept. 8,1971) Legal Notice COUNTY of McHENRY under the EMERGENCY EMPLOY­ MENT ACT of 1971 applied on September 7, 1971 for $125- 000.00 which will be apportion­ ed as follows; Program Agent McHenry County Area served- All of the geographic area of McHenry County. Number of jobs-Nineteen. Funds for salaries-$100,000. Funds for fringe benefits- $21,000. Funds for administration- $4,000. The Program Funding for the Fiscal Year 9-1-71 to 8-31-72 will b6* Federal Allocation- $125,000. McHenry County in kind- $13,889. Total Program $138,889. Application may be examined at Board of Supervisors "Room at the McHenry County Court House Annex, 121 N. Calhoun street, Woodstock, Illinois 60098. Phone 815-338-2040 Ext. 60. Comments on the proposed pro­ gram may be submitted to: G. Watson Lowe at the above ad­ dress or Regional Manpower Administration, Region No. 5, 219 So. Dearborn street, Chi­ cago, Illinois 60604 not later than Sept. 11, 1971 or if notice of intent to file has been sub­ mitted by this date, completed comments must be submitted by Sept. 18, 1971. Service News PVT. ALBERT J. PROCHASKA, Pvt. Albert J. Prochaska, Jr., 17, graduated from the Marine Corps Recruit depot at San Diego, Calif., July 29 and is stationed temporarily at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Upon com­ pletion of his training there, he will be permanently stationed in Memphis, Tenn., where he will be attending Marine Aviation school for thirty-five weeks. His proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Prochaska, Sr., of 906 W. Hayden drive, McHenry. Private William J. Hauck, 23, son of Mrs. Adele Hauck, 5513 N. Lake St., McHenry, recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the U.S. Army training center, infantry, Ft. Polk, La. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. Four Charges A wait Driver When Michael Wahl of 2605 Mid Oak lane, McHenry, was stopped early Sunday evening, by a city police officer for ha­ ving no license plates on his car, neither the driver nor the policeman was aware of the many charges to follow. Further investigation brought charges of driving while license was suspended or revoked, dri­ ving while intoxicated, no valid registration and transportation of alcoholic liquor. G. Watson Lowe, Chairman McHenry County Board of Supervisors. (Publish Sept. 8, 1971) Hospital Notes MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Among patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, were Robert Weingart, Susan Peters, Baby Jeffrey Brand, McHenry; Sharisse Parks, Wonder Lake. HARVARD HOSPITAL Elsie Neumann and William E. Walker were patients in Harvard hospital the past week. McHENRY HOSPITAL Recent patients in McHenrj hospital included Jeanette Den- tro, Ruth LaPorte, Taina 01- sen, Anna Mcintosh, Harriett Johnston, Herbert Rowe, Sr., Betty Nugent, Myrtle Booster, Monica Morris, Cecelia Wil­ liams, Ruth Palmer, Ferdin­ and Mickitka, Irma Buck, Ja­ nice Diedrich, Donald Blake, Maurice Granger, Darlene Han- nula, Rita Brink, Gloria Jorgen- son, Gerald Miller, Joseph Sel- efski, Sr., McHenry; Oswald Henneberg, Joseph Wautelet, John Johnson, Wonder Lake; Phillip Rinda, Jr., Frances Vess, Spring Grove; Melissa Davis, Ringwood; and Frances Stevens, Richmond. New Arrivals McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. James Green are parents of a daughter Sept. 3. Grain'Livestock Prospects To Be Reviewed In City McHenry county farmers and business managers can get the latest information on 1972 grain and livestock prospects at an outlook meeting Thursday, Sept. 9, at the McHenry Legion hall, McHenry. The meeting will start at 7:30 p.m., with tickets from Livestock Feeder association officers and directors. University of Illinois Ex­ tension Specialist Larry Simerl will be on hand at the outlook meeting with facts, figures and forecasts for the year ahead. Rex Whitmore will be the main speaker. Area farmers will find the information helpful in scheduling product sales to get top returns during the next months. Discussion topics for the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meno- lasino of Wonder Lake became parents of a daughter Sept. 3. A son was born Sept. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fuller of Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Reidy be­ came parents of a son Sept. 5. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ronzani are parents of a daughter Sept. 2. McHehry County outlook meeting include prospects for consumer spending for farm products; cattle and hog production and slaughter forecasts; corn blight developments; grain stocks and grain use; probable effects of the more liberal foreign trade policy authorized earlier this year; and export and price expectations. WRONG IDENTIFICATION It has been learned that the tentative identification of a name released by the Sheriffs department following a narco­ tics arrest Aug. 29 at the New Place, teen-age night club near Algonquin, was incorrect. Fur­ ther investigation revealed that the person arrested was a 17- year-old juvenile using the i- dentification of Miss1, Joyce Freeman, 21, of 859 Spring street, Elgin. The Sheriffs de­ partment said Miss Freeman was in no way connected with the arrest, and in fact her mo­ ther had reported a theft sev­ eral weeks previous to the El­ gin police, including her iden­ tification card which the juven­ ile produced when apprehended. . : l r W ? . 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