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PAGE IC - PLAINDE ALER-WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY ». 197» Motorist Dies, Others Hurt In Weekend Crashes (Continued from Page 1) Lake avenue and Route 31, east of Crystal Lake. According to the police report, Lois A. Witt of 3820 Tilche lane. Crystal Lake, was west-bound on Crystal Lake avenue approaching the in­ tersection with the green light when the Marsala car made a turn and hit her car. Marsala said he did not see the other car prior to impact. Mrs. Witt and her two children, David and Jeff, were taken to McHenry hospital by the Crystal Lake Emergency Ambulance service, where they were treated and released. Michael E. Nixon of 301 Rosedale, McHenry, was cited for disobeying no passing zone following a collision Friday afternoon on Riverside drive just north of Scott avenue, north of McHenry. According to the report, Nixon was north bound on Riverside drive and proceeded to pass a slow moving vehicle in front of him. As he pulled into the south-bound lane, a south­ bound auto driven by Cheryl A. Carro of 909 Allen avenue, McHenry, crested a hill and the autos collided. * Ms. Carro was injured in the accident and was taken to McHenry hospital by the rescue squad. Kennneth A. Bloom of Route 5, Antioch, escaped injury Saturday morning when the car he was driving went out of control after it hit a patch of ice at 2118 W. Kingwood road, north of Johnsburg. Bloom said he was west-bound when his car went out of control on the icy road, left the roadway, hit the top of two metal culverts and then hit a tree stump head on. Area Restaurant Destroyed In Early Morning .Blaze (Continued from Page L) inside the cabs of the trucks, which were destroyed. This led authorities to believe arson may be involved. Further investigation is being con­ ducted by county officials. McHenry Has State Master Farmer (Continued from Page 1) the McHenry County Fair association and in his four­ teenth year on the McHenry County board. He's also a director of ,§the McHenry Savings and Loan association and of the American Dairy association. Weingart and his wife, Marie, attend St. Mary's Catholic church in McHenry. They have three children, Keith, Richard and Charlene. • Parents Anonymous Coordinator Will Addross Forum The Forum for Community Services will hold its first meeting of the year Jan. 28 at 9 a.m. in the board room of the courthouse, 2200 North Seminary avenue, Woodstock. Guest speaker will be Sandy Gaylord, coordinator for the Parents' Anonymous program in Joliet. Mrs. Gaylord will be covering three major areas: How to begin a program; The role of the sponsoring body; and Parents participation. The public is invited. Rotary To Host Rural-Urban Day The McHenry Rotary club will hold its fourteenth annual Rural-Urban meeting Jan. 29 at the Legion home, Ringwood road, at noon. < County Clerk Vernon Kays will present the program this year. These meetings have proved most successful in the past and Rotarians are looking forward to an enjoyable meeting again this year. MENTALHEALTH BOARD The Mental Health board of McHenry county will meet Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Pal's Restaurant, Woodstock. SCHOOL NURSE DAY Governor Walker has proclaimed Wednesday, Jan. 28th as "School Nurse day" to recognize the contribution school nurses in the state of Illinois are providing in the maintainance of quality health services for the school children of Illinois. jciuB~scoim| PACK SSI Cub Scouts. Pack 351, meet in St. Patrick's basement on the third Wednesday at 7 p.m. during each month. The parents' meeting is held at 7 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month in St. Patrick's school library. The activities of the month were as follows DEN l - Gretchen Garretts assisted the Scouts in repairing toys for needy children for Christmas and made decoupage gifts for their parents. Mr. Lawrence tpok the. bovs on a tour of McDonald's. DEN 2 - Mary Beth Heuer, with Joanne Smith as assistant, helped the Scouts make strawflower shells and paperweights and Patrick Sweeney took the group for a visit to the county jail. DEN 3-Barbara Hansen supervised the making of tree ornaments and lanterns from milk cartons. A trip to the home of James Adams demonstrated the proper use of firearms. DEN 4-Eloise Elliott, with assistant, Danna Shank, aided the pack in making Christmas gifts for parents and David Keir took the group to the McHenry Rescue squad for a tour and explanation of the ambulance and equipment. DEN «-"Cookie" Homo assisted leader Patti Truckenbrod with the project of the month, making Bicen­ tennial tree ornaments and a decoupage Christmas scene' on wood. 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