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CYCLE MISHAP BRINGS INJURIES TO DRIVER (Continued from page I) Neal F. Street of Fontana, Wis.„ following a collision at the corner of Green and Main streets last Thursday evening. Street told police he was south-bound on Green street when he heard a loud screeching noise. He turned and saw the trailer of his truck had come loose and w&s resting against a car driven by Karen E. Lescher of 1711 .Woodlawn Park, McHenry. Ms. Lescher said she felt a jolt to her auto and when she turned, saw the trailer was up against her auto. Michael Coker of 4104 N. Pioneer avenue, Chicago, was cited by city police for failure to reduce speed to avoid an ac­ cident following a rear-end collision last Thursday evening at 4213 W. Route 120. A car driven by Carole A. Acred of 331 W. Northlake, McHenry, was stopped in traffic waiting to make a left turn when her car was hit from behind. Coker said he applied his brakes when he saw her stop but was unable to avoid impact. MEN HOLD GUN ON PATRONS OF CITY LOUNGE (Continued from page 1) premises at the time of the incident. When squads arrived at the scene, they learned two men had allegedly entered the tavern with guns in their possession and wanted to know who had stolen their motor­ cycle. The crowd reportedly moved outside the premises where a fight broke out. One of the men was said to have taken out his gun and told everyone in the crowd to back up. When someone mentioned the police had been called, the crowd dispersed and the two unidentified men with guns fled the scene in an unknown type of vehicle. They were not located nor were any arrests made. ACCEPT SCHOOL ATHLETIC CODE (Continued from page 1) the matter would probably not come up for review again. The vote followed and the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n r e c o m ­ mendation calling for discipline during the summer season is in effect. Principals' reports and remarks by the East campus dean of girls and of boys, provided information for the board during the instructional portion of the program. Vern Peterson, dean of boys, noted that there had been little trouble with drugs the first three-quarters of this year. "Then something happened", he said, "and we're trying to discover the cause. He ob­ served that it is costly to parent when students are in violation as it is required that they seek outside counseling for a period of ten days. Mary Ann Hauge, dean of girls, said positive things are happening at East. She pointed, specifically, to the recent radio- sponsored school spirit com­ petition won by the students. Miss Hauge said it seemed to bring the young people closer together for having suc­ cessfully achieved their goal. East Campus Principal Gary Fields expounded on the fact that drugs are a problem. He added that a high school student can obtain a marijuana cigarette as easily as he can buy a can of beer. A contract was approved for City Wide Carpet to supply carpeting in the amount of $172.40. The Bath shop was approved to supply cabinets in the amount of $1,171. Although slightly higher than the lowest bid, the administration said the use of formica made the price much better than others sub­ mitted. SALVATION ARMY TAG DAY JUNE 6 (Continued from page 1) and 135 suburban communities in the surrounding seven- county area. The income goal for the 1975 Doughnut day is $200,000. The funds will help benefit the anticipated 1,600,000 women and children in the area who will be helped during 1975 through the social welfare services provided by the Salvation Army. CITY LIBRARY EXPANSION TO BEGIN SOON (Continued from page 1) days. The city will provide three men to load the truck. The disposal company will also provide a place to dump the loads. Meyer said it will be cheaper in the long run to handle clean­ up days in this manner con­ sidering the cost of gasoline, finidng a place to dump the loads, salaries of the men and the number of trips city trucks would have to make to unload. The Council passed an ap­ propriation ordinance for the fiscal year 1975-76 in the amount of $3,169,115. Last year $2,839,620 was appropriated. It was explained by Auditor Bill North that adoption of the appropriation ordinance does not mean all of this money must be expended. However, no money can be spent from city funds unless it has been ap­ propriated for in various categories. Increases over last year were provided in salaries, police department equipment for new addition, gasoline and oil, land Father's Day -- June 15th The brushed chambray leisure suit by Levi's Panatela ® for ail the man he is The leisure suit says it all quietly. Chambray slacks with matching jacket; all carefully detailed to create the look he wants .. now. StM-l.vV slacks shop friday nights 'til 9 p. m &elf . . . .die woodstock, ill./mchenry,ill. acquisition and improvement of off-street parking facilities, library expansion and operation, and water and sewer equipment, repairs and sup­ plies. Under Revenue Sharing allotments for 1975-76, the following amounts were ap- p r o p r i a t e d : M o s q u i t o abatement, $8,600; Traffic relief, $260,000; Library, $18,000 and Public Parks, $67,000. The traffic relief allotment includes $200,000 which is the city's share of constructing a new bridge on Pearl street over the Fox river which is to replace the old steel bridge. Supt. Fred Meyer announced that mosquito traps located in the area indicated the mosquito abatement program should begin soon. The truck will start spraying operations within the city this week. Approval was given to pay Buss Ford Sales for two 1975 police squad cars at $3,675 each. Payment was also ap­ proved for a 1975 station wagon for the Superintnedent of Public Works at $3,644.50 from Pay ton Chevrolet. It was reported that the Lillian-Grove street railroad crossing will be ready for opening as soon as warning lights are hooked up. An electrician from the Chicago- Northwestern railroad will be out to complete the job soon, Mayor Stanek said. Stanek was originally told the man would be here June 2 or 3. Meyer was authorized ' to purchase forty flags to be placed on light poles throughout the city for Fiesta week. The Lions club was granted permission to conduct a candy day Oct. 11. Alderman Pepping an­ nounced a meeting of the Finance committee would be held June 9 at 8 p.m. in the committee conference room at city hall. Next meeting of the full Council is June 16 at 8 p.m. OPEN POSTAL PILOT PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) complaint of any kind or a compliment. Postmaster Smith said he and his staff are willing to discuss any problems, old or new, including lack of courtesy, irregularities in deliveries or collections, collection box convenience and postal office hours. "We want you to come to us with your problems," concluded Smith. "The whole point of this service program is to bring your problems and gripes out into the open where we'll attempt to resotve them." GREGG CLARK ON EVANGELISM TEAM TO IRELAND (Continued from page I) team going to southern Ireland this summer. He will be part of a Teen Missions, Inc., effort which sends teens to various PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1975 areas of North America, bicycle from village to village Central America and Europe sharing their faith. 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