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* W >> > PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 22.1974 Plaindealer Deadlines Set Ahead For Holiday The Plaindealer will observe the Memorial day holiday on the traditional day, Thursday, May 30. Deadlines must be moved ahead so that the newspaper reaches readers Tuesday andFriday of the holiday week. General news will be accepted until Friday morning, May 24, and Tuesday morning, May 28 until 10 o'clock. Classified advertising deadlines are 4 p.m. the same two days and display advertising at noon both days. Columnists for the first paper in the holiday week should have copy in the office by noon Thursday, May 23. NIPC CONFIRMS WASTE WATER PLAN MEET (Continued from page 1) Construction of the proposed plant and interceptor sewer mains depends upon a matching grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection agency. This, in turn, depends on the submittal of an acceptable transition plan and program to supplement the Regional Wastewater plan. Commissioners of NIPC decided at their quarterly meeting, April 18, not to amend the Regional Wastewater plan or adopt the transition plan and program until all McHenry county viewpoints have been heard and evaluated. A n e n v i r o n m e n t a l assessment of the proposal is available on request to the Northeastern Illinois Planning commisssion, 10 South Riverside Plaza, Chicago, Illinois 60606. Telephone (312) 454-0400. Men of status need few status symbols. MUSIN" N' MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) closures when the grandchildren come to visit". We had one of our most pleasant musical experiences in recent years last Thursday night in an hour concert presented by the choirs of St. John's church in Johnsburg. John R. Heidinger directed an adult women's group and young people in a program ranging from works of the masters to hymns and carols. The beauty of this old church was an ideal setting, both in appearance and acoustically, for such an excellent performance. George Meyers of McHenry County Sheriff's office; Thomas Borta (Co. 1) and Michael Stolle (Co. 2), Wonder Lake Fire Rescue. Sheriff Report TWENTY-ONE INVOLVED IN CRASH SUNDAY (Continued from page 1) to Randall J. Steffen of 8210 Tryon Grove road, Richmond, for improper passing. Steffan was traveling behind a slow moving auto driven by Clifford M. Olson of 1004 Oakwood, McHenry, and failed to see the turn signals in Probaby never before has such~ operation. As he started to applause echoed throughout the pass, the car made a left turn large structure. It evening well spent. K.A.F. was an Now's the time to get all of your clothes cleaned and freshen your home for summer when you can save 20% on everything you need to have dry cleaned. We'll add the extra touches that professional dry cleaning offers and save you money, too. 20% on all dry cleaning when you bring it in with the attached coupon. Including drapes, slipcovers, blankets & woolens. 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Dr. Eckstein and Dr. Foresman will present the majority of classes. At the end of the course, a test will be administered for evaluating each student prior to granting the EMT-II certification. The students include Harry P. Powers of Johnsburg Rescue; Eva Walsh of Lakes Region Rescue; Carmon L. Hodges of McHenry Rescue squad and William True, Northwest Ambulance Service; FABRIC T0WNE 3923 MAIN ST. McHENRY UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY DEPT. ^ # SEWING LESSONS %> ̂ <$> A. Qc ^ C\o°\, \ BLUE DENIM REG. 85 POPULAR BLUE JEAN WEIGHT IS ON SALE BUT BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR DENIM PRINTS, DENIM LOOK CORDUROY OR FADED BLUE QUILTING. REG. 2.29 YD. BRIDAL DEPT. Fabric Towne 3932 Main St. * McHenry, III. POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS YARD 100% POLYESTER - OVER 30 BOLTS IN YARN DYES, 2-3 COLOR COMBOS IN MAN?" GREAT SPRING COLORS. 10-12% OZ. WT. - 60" WIDE VALUES TO 4.99 YARD >00 YARD SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS CLOSED MAY 26 & 27 FOR MEMORIAL DAY Ph. 815-385-4844 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30 Friday 9-8:30 Saturday 9-5:30 Sunday 10-3 and they collided. Olson was taken to Memorial hospital by the Richmond Rescue squad for treatment of his injuries. Another car driven by Barry Pike of 7903 Bliven, Spring Grove, was also hit by Steffan's truck after it bounced off Olson's car. Pike was stopped at the sign when impact occurred. A truck driven by Floyd C. Brennecke of 12712 Pleasant Valley road, Woodstock, collided with another truck driven by Robert Schaefer of 120 E. Lincoln road, McHenry, Friday afternoon at the intersection of Chapel Hill and Lincoln roads, east of McHenry. Brennecke was north-bound on Chapel Hill road when he failed to see the stop sign and traveled through the intersection. Schaefer's truck stopped at the sign and was struck as it pulled out. Brennecke was ticketed for disobeying a stop sign, A school bus-auto accident at the intersection of Route 120 and River road Thursday morning at 7:30 resulted in slight injuries to a Fox Lake man. Wayne S. Flebbe of 138 Eagle Point road, Fox Lake, was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad for treatment. No one in the bus was injured. Driver of the bus, Ruth E. Simonson of 518 Kent road, McHenry, was east-bound on the highway and proceeded to turn left onto River road. She did not see the other auto until impact occurred. Flebbe said the bus turned in front of him and he was unable to avoid a collision. K of C Council Will Host Coast Guard Auxiliary The Knights of Columbus, McHenry Council No. 1288, will host the United States Coast Guard auxiliary Thursday, May 23, at 8:30p.m. at theK. of C. hall, 1304 N. Park street. Representing the auxiliary will be Commander Clifford G. Mason and Public Relations Officer Eugene Kaiser and their staff. The program will feature speakers and movies regarding all facets of water recreational activities and national boating safety. There will be a question and answer period concerning safe boating v Members of the council their families and friends, and the general public are invited to attend. Deaths ELLALEVEE A former resident of McHenry for 25 years, Ella Levee, 82, of Chicago, died May 8. She was bom Aug. 14, 1892, and had lived at 2508 Orchard Beach drive, McHenry. Survivors include her husband, Joseph; three sons, George, Walter and Earl; and one daughter, Ethel Reemer, all of Chicago. Funeral services were held May 11 at the Olson Funeral home, Chicago, with burial in Memorial Park cemetery, Evanston. VA OFFENSES AS REPORTED 1974 1973 ; Abandoned vehicles 14 14 • Anonymous calls 10 4 f Assault 9 7 Burglary 44 43» Burglary from Autos 17 no 4* Burglary from Autos record; Disorderly conduct 14 T- Domestic Trouble 43 37 „ Driving while intoxicated 2 3 ) Emergency assistance 11 10 Fatalities (other than traffic) 2 4 Forgery 2 3 > Found articles 21 14v. Liquor violations 4 3 •> Lost articles 25 , 22 J Mental 5 4' i Missing Persons 7 7" Narcotics 6 511 Outside assistance 31 30 < Runaways 0 1 '\i Sex offenses 1 . 1 Suspicion 29 37 Theft 51 50 Theft-autos . 5 4, ; Traffic 29 52. Vandalism 73 46 " Weapons ' 4 3 . Miscellaneous investigations 123 123 Total offenses reported 582 536 < ARRESTS FOR THE MONTH Burglary 6 6 Bodily Harm 8 4'" Criminal Damage 4 5" - Deception 1 4':. Disorderly Conduct 20 9 D.W.I. 10 17-" Liquor Violations 19 10'^ Narcotics 101 9 Non -Support 1 6 Robbery 0 2 Sex Crimes 4 2 Theft 4 8 Traffic 280 460 " Weapons 7 1 - All Others 12 18" Total Adult Persons Arrested 477 558 OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST Felonies 383 13 Misdemeanors 389 553 ' JUVENILE CASES HANDLED Burglary 0 3 Bodily Harm 0 1 Criminal Damage 5 1 Disorderly Conduct 2 0 Runaways 15 9 Theft 3 2; Traffic 5 0 Weapons 2 r All Others 6 7 Total Juvenile Cases Handled 38 24 PRISONER COUNT FOR THE MONTH - Adult Males Received 177 93 Adult Females Received 24 10 Juvenile Males Received 9 27 Juvenile Females Received 4 6 Total Prisoners Received 214 136 Total Prisoners Discharged 212 140 Average Prisoner Count Per Day 40 U ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS HANDLED Total Number of Accidents 104 144 Personal Property 73 110 . . Bodily Injury 29 f Fatalities 2 0 « Warnings Tickets Issued 56 69 Prisoner Records Prepared 214 136 Warrants Served 190 81 Court Processes Received 597 4% Court Processes Served 468 423 Bailiffs in Court 109 109 Persons Taken to Court 43 43 Meals Served for the Month 3534 1039 Persons Conveyed toOther Institutions 14 27 Mileage Conveying Persons 1780 1750 Mileage Serving Court Processes 7607 5465 Mileage Patrolling and Investigating 100,185 91,625 Arthur Tyrrell, Sheriff McHenry County Schaffer Rates Perfect Record, State Chamber State Sen. Jack Schaffer, R- Cary, is one of only nine Illinois legislators who have received a perfect rating from the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce for 1974. The rating was based on the legislators' voting records on eleven key bills important to the Illinois business community that were considered during the year. In the Senate, members voting favorably toward JACOB REGNER A funeral Mass was offered Monday in St. Ferdinand Catholic church, Chicago, for Jacob Regner, 83, of that city who died May 16 in his home. Burial was in St. Adalbert's cemetery, Niles. Among survivors are two brothers, Frank of Ingleside and Leo of McHenry. business positions (more than 60 per cent of the time) totaled thirty, while those voting unfavorably ( less than 40 per cent of the time) totaled twenty-three. Five senators were "on the fence." In the House, fifty-eight representatives voted favorably toward business, while eighty-two voted against and thirty-three were in.- the middle. Three members of the House and six members of the Senate received perfect ratings. The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce is a non-partisan organization composed of members throughout the state who are interested in fostering the growth and expansion of the Illinois economy. Some people are much like blisters-they show up when the work is done. When he whispers-"We're made for each other", she is already planning alterations. THE IMcHENRY STATE BAN 3510 W. ELM ST. - McHENRY WILL BE CLOSED - MEMORIAL DAY - MONDAY - MAY 27, 1974 AND DRIVE-UP AND WALK-IN WINDOWS WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY MAY M A FULL\ 9:00 • 3:00 PM SERVICE) FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE bankW^ I VI III NH* i \ 11 B W K