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• •73 Opel Manta Luxos HI II K ( M M I I ( » \ \ \ I too Support McGOVERN & SHRIVER New Leadership lor the U S Vo'e McGovem Shriver Nov 7 '73 Buick Regal Big Discounts IMMEDIATE ON ALL DELIVERY '73's NOTHING TO BUY! Just Register One Lucky Person Collects The Entire Paid for by i I Patricia Tollifsonl )r McHenr IRefaiC Outlet 1402 NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE MCHENRY, ILLINOIS SET UP 25 | PRECINCTS FOR 3 NOV. 7 VOTE ' (Continued from page 1) i McHenry 5 - Wonder Lake > Fire House, 4416 E. Wonder ' Lake road. : McHenry 6 -- V.F.W. • Clubhouse, 3002 W. Rt. 120, - McHenry. , McHenry 7 -- Assessor's : Office, 3922 W. Main street, • McHenry. - McHenry 8 - Christ the King ! Church School hall, 5006 E. I Wonder Lake road. • McHenry 9 - Millstream . Sales, 1801 W. Rt. 120, I McHenry. J McHenry 10 -- Nativity I Lutheran Church, 3506 E. • Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake. : McHenry ll - F.M. Radio & • TV, 4605 W. Rt. 120, McHenry. . McHenry 12 -- McCUllom I Lake Beach House, Lake Shore J drive. • McHenry 13 - Sunnyside I Dodge, 4810 W. Rt. 120, I McHenry. • McHenry 14 - McHenry Fire • House, 3610 W. Elm street. I McHenry 15 ~ Tomasello's, : 3312 N. Chapel Hill, McHenry. • McHenry 16 - Sunnyside • Village hall. I McHeni7 17 - Community ; House, Pistakee Highlands. • McHenry 18 - Chain O'Lakes 1 Evangelical Covenant church, T 4815 N. Wilmot road, McHenry. I McHenry 19 - Wonder Lake • Fire House, 4416 E. Wonder ! Lake road. I McHenry 20 - Junior High • School, 3711 W. Anne street, • McHenry. I McHenry 21 - Europa Motor ; Sales, 3318 W. Pearl Street, • McHenry. • McHenry 22 -- Hansen's : Marine, 3112 W. Lincoln Road, ; McHenry • McHenry 23 -- George P. ! Freund, Inc. 102 Crystal Lake ! Road, McHenry. ' McHenry 24 - Lakeland Park • Community House, 1717 N. ; Sunset Drive, McHenry. McHenry 25 - Lakemoor Fire House, 234 W. Rand Rd. (Rt. 120). , Nunda 4 - Island Lake Village Hall, Rt. 176. Nunda 6 - Lakemoor Fire Station, 234 W. Ranch road (Rt. 120). V Nunda 7 -- Island Lake Village Hall, Rt. 176. „ Nunda 8 - Schroeder Metal Craft, Inc., 1519/S. Rt. 31, McHenry. ; Nunda 12 - Casey's Hall, 2601 S. River road, Griswold Lake. 'RECLASSIFICATION ' OF ZONING OKAYED •BY CITY COUNCIL • (Continued from page 1) deferred, pending further study. Great Lakes Fire and Safety Equipment Co. of Barrington submitted a bid in the amount of $11,400. Federal Sign and Signal Corp. of Blue Island bid $10,664.50, but -quotation did not include in­ stallation cost. • Mayor Doherty appointed Harold J. Nye as a member of -the McHenry Library board to replace Alan Meyer, who had designed due to moving to ;another city. • Richard J. "Dick" Weber ^was hired to assist in the '.operation of the sewage treatment plant. • The program to replace flights throughout the business Idistricts received further ^approval. It was decided to •start at Riverside drive and lElm street, installing eleven I lights and continue through the 'city as funds are available. STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY SUPPORTS HEALTH VOTE (Continued from page 1) county health department is prevention of disease. "Increasing urbanization brings people closer together and burdens water, sewer and other facilities. The overloading of these facilities and intermingling of people are conditions which greatly enhance the spread <rf com­ municable disease," Dr. Jirka said. "A county health department must be eternally vigilant to see that its prevention programs work. Many persons are unaware of a department which is doing a good job because health problems in the county are few, and only problem areas tend to receive publicity." The ISMS president said that the referendum must pass for the McHenry county depart­ ment to maintain its present level of services, let alone prevent an unexpected health crisis. "If the department is allowed to deteriorate through lack of funds to cope with present and as yet unmet health needs, then all of McHenry county's citizens may suffer severely," Dr. Jirka declared. "The ISMS board of trustees urges passage of the referendum." MUSI N1 N' MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) contempt for living things came to light at least twice in our own community this past week. The first occurred at the Northern Pump Co. farm at McCullom Lake in the early hours of Saturday morning. One of the farm's purebred Hereford bulls, valued at $2,500, was found dead in a ditch along the road. In­ vestigation revealed that it had been led through a hole cut in the fence. A length of hay rope was found around its neck with a slip knot which had strangled the animal. ' Less violent, perhaps, but with malice of heart was action on the stream that runs through the McHenry Country club property. For some time, one of the residents of the adjoining subdivision, Edward Bonslett, has been feeding the Mallard ducks, and also four white Chinese geese and a white domestic duck. , f. Five weeks ago tfoo of the Chinese geese disappeared during the night. Tljen, within Extensive Losses In Several Area Thefts Sunday afternoon deputies were summoned to investigate the theft of building materials from two home construction sites on Tivoli trail, McHenry. Robert Worzala of 3405 N. Countryside, McHenry, con­ tractor for a home under construction at 2601 Tivoli, reported that fifty-one sheets of insulation sheathing had been taken along with an 8-foot wooden ladder, four sheets of exterior plywood, ten 2x4xl6's. twenty 2x4x8's and numerous other pieces of lumber. * Nowak Construction told authorities that building rials were taken from a site at Tivoli trail and Knob Hill, McHenry. Missing were bundles]of aluminum soffit, alumimm^ downspouts, gutter hardware and elbows, aluminum soffit trim, joist hangers, nails, window screens, two wooden ladders and two boxes of aluminum fittings. When Richard Gebert of 5006 Ringwood road, Ringwood, returned home from work one day last week, he found his the past week, the very tame white duck came up missing. Neighbors heard three shots the same night but it has not been determined whether or not the incidents were related. Children enroute to school reportedly often use the ducks for target practice, using stones. Maybe it's time their education was widened, possibly to the extent of target practice on the seat of the P3nts K.A.F. apartment burglarized. The premises had been searched and the following items were taken: stereo amplifier, tape deck, 19-inch television set, turntable, 12 gauge automatic shotgun, skilsaw, green sleeping bag, silver cigarette urn, man's wrist watch, tapes, albums and an undetermined amount of coins. Investigation is continuing by the sheriff's department. A tan tooled leather Nuevo Laredo saddle with matching accessories, three saddle blankets and a portable radio were taken from the Spring Grove Mill, 2205 Hatchery road, sometime during the night of Oct. 25. The theft was discovered Thursday morning. Entry was made by climbing over a cyclone fence and breaking a window which allowed the offender to reach inside and release the latch. Herman Siedschlag of 10950 Siedschlag road, Spring Grove, reported to county authorities thbt sometime Monday night three Guernsey cows were taken from the pasture on his farm. The animals were ap­ parently removed by opening a wboden gate. Evidence in­ dicated the cows were loaded into a truck and hauled away. The loss was estimated at $1,600. Further investigation is being made by the sheriff's department. Eight two-way radios valued at $8,800 were taken from trucks stored at the Country Gas company premises, 4010 Route 14, Crystal Lake, sometime last Wednesday night. The burglary was Honor Retired Deputy Sheriff For Fine Service At a recent meeting of the McHenry County Deputy Sheriff's Association, In£., Herb Cropp, chairman of the Awards committee, presented a plaque to Howard H. Goddard I for his outstanding years of service as a deputy sheriff. He was also presented an honorary membership to the association by President Larry Macherous. Walter Dean, chairman of the county board, Tom Huemann, chairman Fees and Salary committee; Ray Murphy, chairman of the Sheriffs committee, and Thore Emricson attended the meeting Dental Society To Meet On November 7 The McHenry County Dental society will meet Tuesday, Nov. 7, for a 6:30 dinner meeting at Martinetti's in Crystal Lake. This will be a joint meeting with the McHenry County Phar­ maceutical association. Speaker for the evening will be a representative of A.H. Robbins. His topic will be "Antiobiotics and Analgesics". discovered by a private security patrol making routine inspections when they found a chain securing a gate to the premises had been cut. Eight trucks on the property were entered by forcing the vent windows open. MARGARET O'NEIL for McHenrŷ ounty Circuit Court Clerk Margaret O'Neil is your present Circuit Court Clerk and her record speaks highly of thejob she has done. In 1971 the McHenry County Bar Association presented Margaret O'Neil with the Liberty Bell Award (their highest Award) for her efforts to modernize her of­ fice. Her proven ability in the affairs of this sophisticated office make her the trained and qualified official we need. o VOTE REPUBLICAN GOOD GOVERNMENT NOV. 7th Sponsored by The McHenry Republican Central Committee iAI Jourdan, Chairman the girl in the red velvet suit is jane Through his service to you, he has become one of the most respected and effective Congressmen in Washington. The best is yet to come. Authorized and paid for by Anderson for Congress Committee. LeRoy Liljedahl. Chairman, 401 W State St. Rockford. Ill :MFT RESOLUTION MAY BE HELPFUL :TO ROAD DISTRICTS : (Continued from page 1) ; public servants, who are close •to the people", said Governor Richard B. Ogilvie in his ad­ dress at the opening session I Monday morning, Oct. 23. * Dignitaries who addressed I the convention included Gov. ; Richard B. Ogilvie, Secretary *of State John W. Lewis, and I State Treasurer Allen Dixon. ;They pledged their continuing -belief in, and support of township government as a vital I unit of local government. Gov. "Ogilvie referred to it as a * "fundamental birthright". * Twelve resolutions were read 'before the entire delegation, *nine which passed and three - tabled. The highway com- ^missioners introduced two ; resolutions which passed 100 * percent. Clarence Regner, ^ sponsored one of these 'resolutions to increase the * allotment of Motor Fuel Tax to * road districts in Illinois by 50 ; percent. to hear a presentation given by the Bargaining committee. John Hansen, spokesman for the committee, presented charts containing facts and figures comparing the work load, salary scale, and benefits of the Sheriff's department with those of other counties and police departments. A brief question and answer session followed between the com­ mittee, members of the county board and the membership of the association. Dean extended an invitation to the Bargaining committee to attend a Sheriff's committee meeting so they could give a PAGE 23-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY,' NOVEMBER 3, 1972 To find the elephant's closest living relative, you'd have to look in the sea. It's the dugong. or sea cow! * * * On September 28, 1904 a woman was arrested for smoking a cigarette while riding in an open automobile on New York's Fifth Avenue! better evaluation the presentation. The Singer Company, which in 1970 sold over a million of its sewing machines in the U.S. and over a million abroad, is also a leading light in education and training, builds middle income housing and manufactures computer systems to help the retail businessman keep inventory up to customers needs! A survey of American theatre buildings conducted in 1878 showed that one in four burned down before it was four years old, and that the average life of a theatre in those gas-lit days was only 12 Vears! mm* BABER BUICK 34 Remaining 72 Buicks And Opels Cost