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Burglary Brings Two Other ReWew Public Service Charges For McHenry Man Freeman A. Wilkey, Jr., 27, of 512 Emerald drive, McHenry, was charged by county officials with burglary, possession of a controlled substance and two counts of aggravated battery after in­ vestigation revealed he had burglarized the Snug Harbor Boat club at 801 N. River road, McHetiry. Bond was set at $12,000, with court appearance scheduled for Oct. 2. When an employee of Snug Harbor arrived for work early Sunday morning, he discovered a broken window in the bar room. Evidence indicated that the offender had entered through a screen door on the porch area and used bottles of pop to break the thermopane window which allowed him to reach in and remove three bottles of liquor with pouring spouts. The intruder had in­ jured himself in the burglary since blood was found leading into the parking area of the club, where one of the liquor bottles was recovered. In checking with McHenry hospital, detectives learned that a man had been treated in the early morning hours for a cut on the arm. He was iden­ tified as Wilkey. Knowing that Wilkey was wanted by the Sheriff's department for failure to ap­ pear in court for a previous driving offense, detectives went to Wilkey's home, where they recovered the two remaining liquor bottles. He was taken to the sheriff's office, where he remained belligerent and refused to cooperate when attempts were made to give aid for his earlier injuries. Two charges of aggravated battery resulted. While processing the offender, a quantity of a nar­ cotic substance was found on his person. Wilkey is now being held in county jail in lieu of bond. Numerous items taken from the JNorbert Konczak home at 45012 Hickoryway drive, McHenry, included an electric typewriter, a monitor radio, a CB radio, a movie projector, and camera, an 8 mm tape recorder, a box of movie film, 2 boxes of 30.06 rifle ammunition and about $40 in cash. The theft occurred early Monday mor­ ning. When Konczak returned home about 3 a.m., he heard a noise in the bedroom. He went to investigate and saw someone leaving through a bedroom window. The offender got into his car and drove away. A description of the vehicle has been obtained and investigation is continuing. James Heard of 1911 Sun- nyside Beach drive, McHenry, reported that during the early morning hours of Sept. 14, his boat equipped with an outboard motor, was taken from his pier. He located the boat later about one quarter mile away where it had become caught on a tree. However, the motor was missing from the craft. It was described as a three- horsepower outboard Johnson motor. Ruth Franz of 5006 N. Westwood drive, McHenry, told county officials that sometime since Sept. 1, eight studded snow tires mounted on Ford wheels had been taken from the rear porch of her home. Other tires in a nearby area were not disturbed. Immunization Clinic Set For Late September with its own earmarked tax levy. The present health department is established by resolution of the county board, and funded by the county General fund, and by state and federal grant monies, as well as fees for some services. The McHenry County Department of Health is sponsoring its monthly im­ munization clinic Wednesday morning, Sept. 27, 9 to 11 a.m. at the Health department of­ fice, 209 North Benton street, Woodstock. This clinic, en­ dorsed by the McHenry County Medical society is held on the last Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Eileen Hanson, director of the Nursing division of the Health department, said that 743 children received 1156 vaccinations from the Health department during the last MUSIN" N' MEANDERIN", (Continued from page l) we are if they happen to pass our way. And speaking of nice young people, we had a number of them in our office Monday morning to take a look at how a newspaper is aput together. They were from Parkland school, and were accompanied by teachers who apparently have conveyed the idea of discipline to a large group. The welcome mat is always out for this kind of youngsters K A F Singers Open Season With Program Plans The McHenry Choral club had an encouraging start this month with singers from Rich­ mond, Wonder Lake, Car- pentersville, Woodstock and Solon Mills joining McHenry members. Rehearsals started at once in preparation for the Dec. 2-3 holiday program based on the theme, "Christmas is...." Because of the short season, the deadline for special par­ ticipation was set for Sept 25, and for the chorus only, Oct. 2. New members in all sections will be welcome until those dates. However, there is a special need for sopranos and altos to assure a balanced organization. Meetings are held Monday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. in the East campus high school band-choral room Deaths CATHERINE CLIFFORD Catherine Clifford of 421 Dowell road, McHenry, was reported dead on arrival at McHenry hospital Wednesday, Sept. 20. No details were available at press time - Fri. 9/22 - Thurs. 9/28 Cite Drivers Following Numerous Area Crashes LIBIDO THE URGE TO LOVE tromen "'(fesiri* Donald Shackelford of 8608 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an ac­ cident following a three vehicle accident last Sunday afternoon about 3:45 on Elm street. Larry A. Swartz of 7401 Woodward, Woodridge, was stopped waiting for the light to change when he was struck from behind. Shackelford stated he was about to make a lane change and glanced back to see if traffic was clear behind him. When he looked back, the Swartz auto had stopped in front of him. Driver of the third car, Walter J. Kozicki of 4320 Clearview, McHenry, was driving behind the Shackelford auto. When he applied his brakes, Kozicki also applied his but he was unable to avoid hitting the Shackelford auto. Failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident was the citation issued to Allen M Flucinski of 1809 Sunset, McHenry, after his car ran into the rear of another driven by Diana G. Clough of 801 Washington, Woodstock. The accident occurred Saturday evening about 7:15 at 4512 W. Route 120. The Clough auto was stopped on the highway waiting for another car to make a left turn when it was struck from behind. Flucinski said he saw the Clough auto stop but was unable to stop fast enough to avoid making contact. Faul H Wang of 4515 W Willow, McHenry, was blamed by city police for failure to yield right-of-way after a two-car accident Friday afternoon about 5 o'clock at the in­ tersection of Home and Ramble roads. enhagen s YCHIC OVES U McHENRY'S Wee* ROGER LUDWIG Roger Ludwig has been selected Play­ er of the Week for his performance in the season opener at Schaumburg. He carried the ball 10 times for 53 yards, one touchdown, and one 2 point conver­ sion. Equally strong on defense Roger was in on 16 tackles in the heartbreaking 32-27 defeat. TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry fiscal year ending June 30. Four or five nurses and three secretarial workers staff each month's immunization clinic. The nurses have taken their immunization service to day care, head start and child development centers around the county in the past, and expect to service a child development center in Woodstock this year. It is public policy of the State of Illinois that all children shall be protected as soon after birth as medically indicated by the appropriate vaccines to PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1972 prevent measles, polio, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and other communicable diseases which are preventable by im­ munization. Other services offered besides immunization clinics include home nursing visits. restaurant inspection, private will and septic system in- The County General fund is in spection swimming beach a financial bind now due to loss inspection and rabies control, of $800,000annual income from as well as handling nuisance tax collection fees under the new state constitution, at the same time new court, house expenses are heavy. The Health department faces loss of stat^ and federal grant eligibility at this time, too, unless a Referendum depart- complaints. The immunization program is part of the basic health service of the McHenry County Health department. In order to continue this public service in the future, the Health depart­ ment is seeking a tax levy referendum at the November election. A "yes" vote on this referendum will establish a referendum health department adequate services and meet the needs of this growing county. REVIEW SCHOOLPROGRAM A schedule of meeting dates has been adopted by the board of School District 15, all to start at 7:30 p.m. An instructional meeting is set for Sept. 26 at the central administration office, 3926 W. Main street. It will deal with a review of the audio­ visual presentation of recent summer school programs. ment is formed. Therefore, the County Board of Health thinks it necessary to obtain a ear­ marked tax lew by referen­ dum in order to continue BIRTHS MclIENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Jay Money, McHenry. are parents of a daughter Sept. 20. Wang said he was north­ bound on Ramble, saw another car in the intersection and sped up to avoid being hit broadside. Driver of the other auto, Julie Gerrard of 4708 W. Shore drive, McHenry, told police she saw the Wang auto and tried to stop but his right front bumper made contact to the right rear of her auto. A witness who was driving behind the Gerrard auto said she was in the intersection when the Wang auto came through at a rapid rate of sp­ eed. Two trucks and a car were involved in an accident Thursday on Route 120, near Park lane, McHenry. David L. Fischer of 2912 Cherry drive, Wonder Lake, was cited for unsafe equipment after the brakes on his truck failed to operate, causing him to strike vehicles in front of him driven by Richard T. Waychunas of 5110 Shore drive, McHenry, and Marvin W. Ketchem of 8601 Acorn Path, Wonder Lake. A two-car accident Monday afternoon at 12:10 resulted in a ticket for Neva E. Thompson of 711 Freeman, Genoa City. She was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident after her car struck another driven by John D. Hall of 2701 Pueblo, McHenry. The mishap oc­ curred at the corner of Rich­ mond and Maple. Hall had stopped in traffic waiting for the car in front of him to turn west onto Maple when he was hit from behind. Mrs. Thompson stated she saw the Hall car stopping but when she tried to apply her brakes, they failed. Similar |Dw pr»ce for singies dumber Vres^fyoTr DRIVE IN TODAY ! u»w**2 FRONT END ALIGNMENT CLIP & SAVE WITH THESE VALUABLE COUPONS Lube & Oil Change 9 Includes up to 5 qts. of premium oil.and expert lubrication. Most American cars ex­ cluding some luxury cars. Cars with Air cond. $3.00 extra. Cars with Torsion Bars extra 088 Please call for an appointment. McHENRY FIRESTONE 4005 W. WAUKEGAN RD. -Rte. 120 McHENRY PHONE 385-2323 HOURS: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm DAILY 8:00 am to 8:00 pm FRIDAY