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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1978 Minor Mishaps Recorded In Area In Past Week A Burlington, Wis. woman was ticketed following a two- car accident on E. Wonder Lake road Tuesday, and then struck another car as she moved her auto to avoid blocking traffic following the first accident. Irene M. Millard told Sheriff's police that she was turning north onto E. Wonder Lake road, when her car was struck by another vehicle. The driver of the second car, Ruth C. Kinzie, 4215 E. Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake, stated that she was southbound on E. Wonder Lake road when the Millard auto entered her lane of traffic. Ms. Kinzie explained that she swerved but couldn't avoid a collision. Evidence at the scene in­ dicated to Sheriff's deputies that the accident occurred in the southbound lane and Ms. Millard was ticketed for im­ proper lane usage. Following the accident, Ms. Millard was directed by Deputy Bore of the Sheriff's depart­ ment to drive into a parking lot to turn around, so that her car would not be obstructing traffic. According to the police report, she turned around and when pulling back onto E. Wonder Lake road from Center street, she struck a passing car driven by Jeanette M. Brenner, 7720 Brook drive, Wonder Lake. None of the drivers involved were injured in the mishaps. A two-car accident on Route 120 Tuesday afternoon resulted in a Wonder Lake woman being ticketed by Sheriff's police. Mark W. Hesch, 1012 Cherry Valley road, McHenry, told police that he was eastbound on Route 120 and had started to Step up to a Whirlpool DISHWASHER WITH WRAP-AROUND SOUND INSULATION Deluxe undercounter Whirlpool dishwosher •4 automatic cycles (Super Scour; Super Wash; Rinse-Hold, Short) •High-side racks •Pushbutton cycle selection •Porcelain enameled tub with DURAPERM Door liner *319" SM-7M1 LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front (S. Rte. 31) McHenry, III. pass the car ahead of him when it turned in front of him. Hesch stated that he could not avoid a collision. Carole A. Hey, 5102 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, told police that she was going to turn left into a driveway and had her turn signal operating. Ms. Hey was ticketed for improper or inadequate turn signals on her vehicle. Laura P. Kuhns, 2502 Ringwood road, McHenry, was taken to McHenry hospital by the .McHenry Rescue squad following an accident Friday afternoon at Third and Main streets. Ms. Kuhns told city police that she was southbound on Third street and had stopped at the stop sign at Main street. Because a car was turning left from Main street onto Third street, she said that she pulled forward and to the right to avoid the turning car. An approaching car traveling eastbound on Main street, driven by Curtis A. Freund, 1412 Park street, McHenry, struck the Kuhns auto. Freund stated that he slammed on his brakes but could not avoid the collison. Ms. Kuhns was ticketed for failing to yield at a stop in­ tersection. Saturday afternoon another accident occurred at the Waukegan and Front street intersection involving three McHenry drivers. Lavonne L. Beyer, 5005 W. Home avenue, told police that she was westbound on Waukegan road behind another car. When the other driver, Donald E. Johnson, 5014 Willow lane, started to stop for the intersection, Ms. Beyer applied her brakes but struck the back of the Johnson auto. The impact of the collision caused the Johnson auto to move forward, striking the rear of a car driven by Donald R. Pfau, which was stopped at the intersection. None of the drivers involved was injured, and Ms. Beyer was ticketed for following too closely. "Oliver" In Rehearsal Rehearsals are in progress for this year's McHenry high school musical, "Oliver", according to Director, Charles Popp. The production will be presented at 8 p.m. April 13,14, 15 and 16 in West campus auditorium., Music director, John Leighty, is rehearsing the numerous songs of the production while Mrs. Lou Whitaker's able dancers are preparing for a truly enjoyable experience. Tech director, Ms. Sandy Bonde is making every effort to set the play with authentic and realistic settings of the Vic­ torian period and the McHenry high school stagecraft classes are hard at work constructing what should prove to be an unusual and interesting set. Among the principals in the cast are Tim Cornwell as Fagin; Peter Bender as the Artful Dodger; Laura Higgins as Nancy; Greg Dicker as Bill Sikes; Scott Anderson as Mr. Bumble; Lori Fossum as Widow Corney; Dave Lindquist as Mr. Sowerberry and Lori Robertson as Mrs. Sowerberry. Playing the title role of Oliver is Eric Gaza of Parkland Junior high. "Oliver" is based on Charles Dickens' novel, Oliver Twist. The story revolves around a young orphan boy in Victorian England and the people who use him for their own selfish purposes. For ticket in­ formation call 385-7077 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Investigate Theft Of Two Snowmobilers Investigation by the McHenry County Sheriff's department is continuing into the theft of two snowmobiles* from a McHenry area residence. Wayne Cygan, 3715 Weingart road, reported to Sheriff's police that intruders entered a storage shed on his property sometime during the day Feb. 2S- M . The intruders stole two Artie cat snowmobiles and ap­ parently there were no wit­ nesses to the incident. Ernst Grant, Preston road, Wonder^cake, told Sheriff's police that someone had broken into his home sometime March 7 while no one was home and stole a portable sewing machine. Also taken in the theft were stamps, jewelry, an electronic watch, a carving set and a small amount of money. Sheriff's detectives are in­ vestigating the incident. fo r the comfor t o f Spr ing n your home, a l l w in te r lona Morning Seminar Workshops For Spring Term The McHenry county center for the Chicago Consortium of Colleges and Universities has announced course offerings and Saturday morning seminar- workshops for the spring term. All classes will be held at Parkland school, 1802 N. Ringwood road, McHenry. Credit may be elected from either DePaul or Loyola universities in Chicago. Courses will be held Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays, starting April 4 and ending June 15 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday workshops will beheld from 9a.m. to 1:30p.m. Course offerings are listed in an advertisement in this newspaper, or participants may call Fred Kusch, 653-9670, for further information. * * • • The trouble with some religionists is that they are solely worried by the mistakes of others. • • * • It's nice to be friendly but don't Sjelect friends because some stranger is nice and sociable. Easter Seal Poster child Tony Zidek of Wonder Lake meets Illinois Governor James Thompson during a recent tour through the state. Tony will be introduced at the first annual Friends of Easter Seal dinner dance, tonight, March 10, at Andre's Steak House in Richmond. Following cocktails and dinner, a special program including guest speakers and national television film spots of Tony and the McHenry County Easter Seal center will be shown. Dancing will follow the presentation. For further information, contact the Easter Seal Therapy center in Woodstock. EDUCATIONAL) wrnmmm i College Honors j DEAN'S LIST Lisa Michelle Newport of 1616 Ranch road, McHenry, has been recognized by the University of Missouri - Columbia for a perfect 4.0 grade point average, for the second semester of her sophomore year. She is majoring in arts and Science. Kindergarten Registration Is Scheduled McHenry Elementary School District 15 will be holding a kindergarten registration and screening March 22 through April 5. Completion of registration form, parent in­ terview and educational screening are required for all children who will be entering kindergarten in the fall. Registration is to take place at Zion church, 4206 W. Rt. 120. Call 385-7210 for an ap­ pointment The cooperation of parents is needed for this new procedure to reach 100 percent of in­ coming kindergartners. Name Haskell Pitluck New Associate Judge Humidify with an npnlflni&C 1 HUM1DIPIPB I humTdirer ca" Carl Woerner HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 3511 S. Wright Rd. McHENRY. ILL. 312-524-A2M _ FINANCING AVAILABLE CITY OF McHENRY PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY-.I»78.79 BUDGET HEARING J52TEL, ...«*»» FISCAL YEAR 1978-79 £"ic'£r.T"~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'SSS Parking Meter Fees 18,000.00 A Public Hearing on the 1978-79 Proposed Budget for the city Interest Earnings 10,000.00 o* McHENRY will be held on March 30, 1978 at 7:30 P.M. in City Donations 500.00 Hall. Licenses 20,500.00 At that public hearing, the public is invited to participate in Building Permits 36,000.00 the discussion and present oral or written statements regarding Miscellaneous 66,700.00 the 1978-79 proposed budget and the relationship of Revenue Vehicle Licenses. 35,000.00 Sharing allocations to that budget. Road A Bridge Levy 30,000.00 Following is a summary of the Proposed 1978-79 budget. The Audit Levy 4,500.00 entire proposed budget in detail is available for public inspec- Retirement Levy 45,000.00 tion at the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Office hours are from 8 General Insurance Levy 40,000.00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon on Civil Defense Levy 2,000.00 . Saturday. Revenue Sharing Funds 187,791.00 TOTAL REVENUE $1,571,891.00 SALARIES OPERATIONAL PURCHASE OF REVENUE EXPENSES & WAGES EXPENSES CONSTRUCTION LAND & BLDGS. SHARING 1. Governmental Administration - Auditor, Treasurer, Tax Collection. 7,500. 500. 2. Organization Donations 15,000. 3. General Control Aldermen, Mayor, City Clerk's office, Planning & Zoning, legal staff. 87,800. 106.250. 12,500. 4. General Public Buildings -- Main­ tenance and operation of City Hall and other buildings. 68,000. 62,000. 5. Library 7,000. 6. Transportation -- Construction & maintenance of municipal streets, sidewalks, bridges, street lighting, snow removal, highway engineering, control & safety. 195,500. 105,200. 25,000. 36,200. 7. Parking Facilities - Maintenance of meters and purchase of meters. 11,000. 4,700. 8. Police •• Municipal Police, traffic control, safety activities. 498,373. 124,104. 9. Public Works 41,000. 40,000. 10. Parks - Supplies, equipment, im­ provements. 40,000. * 76,591. 800,173. 489,254 . 25,000. 62,000. 187,791. _ . .. . Barbara E. Gilpin Pub. AAarch 10,1978 CITY CLERK • Henry w. Block "If we make an error on your taxes, we pay the penalty. And the interest." ^H&R Block doesn't make many mistakes. Our people are trained not to. But if we should make an error that costs you addi­ tional tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and interest. We stand behind our work. That's Reason No. 14 why H&R Block should do your taxes. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE c McHENRY 3911 W. Main St. 815-38S-8630 Open Weekdays 9am-9pm. Saturday 9am-5pm. Sunday 11am-4pm. OPEN TOO AY NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Haskell M. Pitluck has been elected as the new associate judge for the 19th Judicial circuit. Pitluck was admitted to the practice of law in Illinois in 1969 after attending Iowa Law school, Iowa City, Iowa. In June, 1967, he was admitted to practice before the Supreme court of the state of Iowa. In 1969, Pitluck was admitted to practice before the Supreme court of the state of Illinois and the U.S. District court, Nor­ thern district of Illinois. Since April, 1972, he has been an assistant state's attorney for McHenry county with offices at McHenry county courthouse, 2200 North Seminary avenue, Woodstock Pitluck resides in Crystal Lake with his wife, Kay, and daughter, Sarah. He is a member of the McHenry County, Chicago. American, and Illinois State Bar associations. He is also a member of the Iowa Bar association and other professional, fraternal and business organizations. Explain Youth Association For Retarded March 21 On Tuesday, March 21, the Northern Illinois Special Recreation association is holding a meeting to inform the public of the Illinois Youth Association for Retarded Citizens. This is a division of the National Association for Retarded Children composed of groups of young people, 13 to 25 years old, who are pledged to USED CAR CLEARANCE help the mentally retarded in their communities. This meeting is open to anyone who falls into that category. Those with questions should contact Maryanne Zinke at 1 C Crystal Lake Plaza or 815-459-0737. The meeting is being held at the Crystal Lake Park district office at 7 p.m. High society is for those who have stopped working and no longer have anything import­ ant to do. -Woodrow Wilson. 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