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> Hold Shamrocks Against Dystrophy Day This Friday Students in McHenry County college's Interorganizational council and Student Activities board will join to participate in the "Shamrocks against Dystrophy" drive this Friday. This year, ready-to-wear "Shamrocks against Dystrophy" tags are being distributed by student volun­ teers from coast to coast. Money contributed at the college will aid Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America in the fight against dystrophy and related disor­ ders. "The idea is to turn this St. Patrick's Day into a symbol of hope and help for hundreds of thousands of tragically af­ flicted children and adults," said Kenneth "Gus" Williams, director of student activities. "^2 Koro ot MPT Will be giving MDAA much-needed help in its fund-raising effort," he added. LICENSE CHARGE ' While on routine patrol on Ringwood road, deputies ob­ served an auto Sunday night speeding about 70 m.p.h. When the vehicle was stopped, of­ ficers discovered that the driver, Michael J. Niska of 4014 Kane avenue, McHenry, was driving while his license was suspended. He was arrested for the offense as well as for speeding. Bond was set at $1,000 with court date scheduled for March 25. ARREST DRIVER When deputies stopped a vehicle last Friday to deter­ mine why the driver had no license plates, they discovered that Knut Schaad of 722 W. Barbara lane, McHenry, was driving while his license was suspended. He was arrested for the offense with bond set at $1,000. He is scheduled to ap­ pear in court April 1. Alpha Thota Chapter Hoars Educational Talk Alpha Theta chapter of Delta » Kappa Gamma was convened at West school, Crystal Lake, March li by the president, Marie Patton, Crystal Lake. The program", Ne>^ Viewpoints of Continuing Education", featured a talk by Mary Veeck on antiq\je jewelry along with a display of quilts, crewel work, apple dolls, knitting and crocheting, pot­ tery, general antiques, and other projects of the various members. In charge was the Professional Affairs committee composed of Catherine Smith, Mary Alice Williston, Marcia Hillier Wille and Virginia Shriver, Crystal Lake; Lillian Bolger and Nellie Doherty of McHenry and Roberta Reed of Woodstock. The recruitment grant recipient, Kay Gritmacker, Woodstock, gave a short talk of her work at Blackburn college, where she is a sophomore. The new slate erf officers, unanimously approved, in­ cludes for president, Catherine Kohrt, McHenry; first vice- president, Mary Veach, Crystal Lake; second vice-president, Janet Vierke, McHenry; recording secretary, Ferol Tomlinson, McHenry; and corresponding secretary, Catherine Smith, Crystal Lake. They will be installed at the next regular meeting May 6 at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. Founders' day and the chapter birthday will then be observed. The Lambda State con­ vention at the Marriot House, Chicago, will take place March 29 to 31. Brimmer says blacks made job gains in 1973. G.M. to emphasize small- car output. Conservation Board Opposes 80*Acre Option At the regular board meeting of the McHenry County Con­ servation district held March 7, the board voted 3 to 1 against exercising the option for the purchase of 80 acres of land situated on the Marengo ridge in Section 13 of Marengo township, owned by Dr., and Mrs. Emerson Kunde of Marengo. The unique geological character of the area was the primary motive for the trustees negotiating a purchase price which is $200 an acre higher than the appraised value. The $1,800 an acre appraised value of the property reflects a devaluation due to the access limitation which is only provided by a 44-foot easement from Route 23. In exercising the option, the seller is now required to furnish the district with a new survey and a commitment for title insurance showing clear title before the contract is com­ pleted. The purchase will be made on a contract for which 10 percent of the purchase price will be paid the first year, with the remaining payments spread over a 5-year period at 7 percent interest. The district will assume possession of the property once the contract requirements are fulfilled. Dr. and Mrs. Kunde have been granted the lifetime use of the cabin located on the property. They will continue to assume the cost of main­ tenance care, upkeep and in­ surance on the structure. It is anticipated that the area will be opened to the public on a limited basis before fall. School Speech Team Rates Well In Contest The individual Speech events team of McHenry high school, West campus, placed fourth at the I.H.S.A. district speech contest at Rockford-Auburn high school early this month. • This was the first entry for McHenry into a speech contest. The individual standings for* McHenry team members were: Sandy Clark, prose reading, first; Debbie Carlson, verse reading, first; David Sweeney, radio speaking, first; Tim Wilt and Nancy Wagner, humorous duet acting, fourth and Anita Arndt, original oration, sixth. McHenry's entry in the One Act Play contest, "Where Have All the Lightning Bugs Gone?" featuring Paul Zimny and Fern Griesbach, placed third over all. The Readers' Theatre Every Wednesday is Chicken Discount Dayst mcneils fried chicken 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER fries, cole slaw, 2 hot rolls 31* OFF 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER WEDNESDAYS ONLY Offer good in Woodstock and McHenry McNeils offer good at these McNeil Locations: yuuu ai iiioc IVIUIVCII kuuauuii}. ^ mcneils fried chicken 315 CLAY STREET / WOODSTOCK RT. 47 8t COUNTRY CLUB RD. / WOODSTOCK IN THE MCHENRY MARKETPLACE / MCHENRY Police Tickets The McHenry Police department issued the following tickets this past week: Marcus J. Engelhardt, 1915 Brentwood, McHenry, im­ proper lane usage. Julie A. Audette, 4514 Garden Quarter, McHenry, disobeyed traffic control device. Timothy J. Spears, 207 N. Green, McHenry, damaging an unattended vehicle or other property. Gary A. Hansen, 4517 W. Parkway, McHenry, disobeyed a traffic signal. David J. Lundgren, 423 Stone, Addison, disobeyed traffic control signal. Christine M. Waynen, 185 Riverside Island, Fox Lake, transportation of alcoholic liquor. Michael C. Bye, 5104 Wonder Woods, Wonder Lake, eluding traffic control device. David* E. Sundby, 1414 Freund, McHenry, speieding 41 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Duane C. Freund, 2410 Cuhlman road, McHenry, speeding 43 in a 30 m.p.h. zone. Robert S. Wijas, f94 Sharon, Waukegan, driving while in­ toxicated. William M. Sund, 4219 Ponca, McHenry, speeding 44 in a 30 m.p.h. zone. Alexander R. Goscinski, 403 Pleasant View, McHenry, speeding 41 in a ?0 m.p.h. zone. Mark Roalsen, 3512 W. Pearl, McHenry, driving while in­ toxicated and transportation of open alcoholic liquor. Professional Problems Aired By Dieticians Isabel Brody, therapeutic dietitian at McHenry hospital, was chairman of the Illinois delegation to the national meeting of the American Dietetics association March 8 to 9 in Dallas. "The main business of the meeting was the discussion of problems in the professional field," said Mrs. Brody. "As in every profession, we like to keep in close touch with the educational and practical standards of dietetics." Peter F. Saldona, 5402 Edgewood, Crystal Lake, driving while intoxicated. 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