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CARRY HOME COVERALL PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 7,1»78 HELPING NUMBERS AID YOUTHS WITH PROBLEMS 9 • ' ' , • ' ' (Continued from page 1) the agencies need to be receptive so teens trust them and want them to help. . The Helping Numbers lists will be distributed through schools and school counselors, police stations, the Youth Service Bureau, and Family Services in McHenry "We want every teacher in M^Henrv to be aware of the list," said Kunzer. "Many kids will turn to teachers with problems because they have developed a trust and friendship while going to school." Fosters of the Helping Numbers are available and wallet size lists are also available 2 V>uth ServKf Bureau „ LEGAL PROBLEMS? 1 McHenry County Depl o( Court Services 2 McHenry County Legal Assistance « „ Hrjurs Morv & Wed 9 am 12 noon Tues 7 pm 9 pm Thiin 2 pm 4 pm Frt 12 noon 2 pm \ States Attorney for McHenry County NEED INFORMATION? #15 338 7380 ' 815 338 2040 Ask lor Extension 300 •1S-33S-7140 815 338 2040 Extension 240 MAYOR'S VOTE UPHOLDS FENCE ORDINANCE [Continued from page 1) FAMILY PROBLEMS?' LACK OF COMMUNICATION? DIVORCE? ABUSE? INCEST? ETC PAORLCMS WITH FRIENDS? •Or QIRL RELATIONSHIP. ETC SUICIDE? 1 FAMILY SERVICE AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER FOR McHENRY COUNTY In McHenry 015 3858400* WoodMcxk Harvard and Marengo calls ° 815 338. 4750 Carv (alls • 312 639 5335 VENEREAL DISEASE? 1 V D tests 815 338 3966 (confidentiality assured sponsored by McHenry County Depi of Health) 2 Crossroads Clinic Inc . Elgin III 312-697-2323 BIRTH CONTROL? 1 Crossroads Clinic Inc . Elgin III 312 697 2323 PREGNANCY? ' * 312 697 2323 (- tvstal t all-> YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU 8k5 450 466b 815 338 7360* THESE M VBEKs ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS DAILY FOR CRISIS SITUATIONS ANSWERING SERVICE SCREENS CALLS AT NIGHT JOB PROBLEMS? V ' ' 2. /Chtcjvwth v*>ur u h<Mil cc>unselor ' < A .nth Servev Bur-eau ;Pa/t time >umrnvr lobs unlyl RUNAWAY FROM HOME? I. ' Km>ayvai sv*itrhhoard Toll Free 24 .Hour line 815 3382372 815 338 7360 800972 6004 1 Crossroads Clinic Inc.. Elgin, III Pregnancy tesK and counseling Office hours 1 30 pm 4 30 pm weekdays and 6 pm 8 pm Mondays and Thursdays AnsU/ermy service answers phone all other limes confidentiality assured 2 Birthright ^ ? 815 385 2999 Creative alternatives to abortion Leave name and phone number with answ^riny service and counselor will return your tall 3 McHenry County Department cf Health Fret- pregnancy t<sts and counseling Call 815-338-2040, Extension 102 Jor an appointment DRUGS/ALCOHOL? 1 Youth Service Bureau 815 338 7360 2. > Alanon I Alateen self help for tarriiK members of alcoholics' confidentiality assured tall 815-338 5384 and ask lot Ann 3 Family Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County 815 385 6400 OTHER PROBLEMS AND DON T KNOW WHERE TO TURN? 1 The Community Referral Service 815-385-6400 124 hnur confidential referral line of f amilv Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County I A-l HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE Free Looners Complete Service on all Mokes Custom Eormolds 30 Day Trial on New Aids HOME SERVICE FOR SHUT-INS I TRY BEFORE YOU BUY' Moico-Oticon-Radio Ear Qualitone Audiotone Telex Sono Tone Custom Made All in the Ear Models SERVICE CENTER WED'S 1:00 to 5:00 OTHER HOURS BY APPT. BATTERY SALE 40% DISCOUNT ALL SIZES! R0BT. STENSLAND 4 ASSOCIATES 3937 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY. ILL 385-7661 Also MT. PROSPECT 109 S. MAIN 392-4750 American Legion Post 491 - RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY - FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00 - 9:00 P.M.) PERCH - ALL YOU CAN EAT OTHER MENU AVAILABLE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BOB & THE BLUE TONES CCM.KTAIL HOI R MOV--TI K> - UKD.-IHI KS.-ERlim lo ( til I'riiTK MUSIN' AND MEANDERING (Continued from page 1) And then we saw the 1978 version of the yipees in Washington to close out a Fourth made particularly memorable by the ideal weather Their antics were repulsive to some, and to others provided a chuckle Whatever the reaction, they proved that freedom has well withstood the test of time as promised by the Constitution And what better time to offer that proof than the observance of Independence dav' KAF THE ORIGINAL PLASTIC COVER CARRY-HOME' ERALL Millions ot • o*rs Farmer s kfers *nd Gardeners' HEAVY DUTY 4 MIL SATURDAY-SUNDAY OR MONDAY PRIME RIB of BEEF AU JUS Special SFT50 Includes: Our famous Salad Bar, Choice of Potato. Soup or Tomato Juice, Mini loaf of Bread and Butter. TRY OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR - 1 - F O R U J N C H M O N D A Y thro FRIDAY i§ 10HGH0M STEfiK HDDSE 4C Route 120 • 2% Miles East of McHenry - 385-9869^^^ Used Home Csmpers Bo AWerraan Jerome Rogers voted in favor of the request, while Alderman Harker, Datz and Adams voted no. Stanek cast the deciding vote, denying the request. In other action, the Council approved a request of the McHenry Country club to annex 46 acres of land on the course into the city. The land in question is near the sixth hole green, where a concession stand and restrooms are located Attorney Truckenbrod, ac­ ting for the Country club, in­ dicated that the club was requesting the annexation for the purpose of selling beer at the concession stand, if a license is issued at a later date by the city. Alderman Datz was the only Council member to vote against the request An Aug 16 date was set for preliminaA/ discussion of the proposed ' planned unit development on the former Gladstone property by Falcon Development company. The land is on the east side of ^ Route 31, across from Mc- Cullom Lake road Mayor Stanek indicated that the developer had mentioned a low density residential development on the site, with lots being approximately 20.OCX) square feet in size. Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Robert Prendergast told the Council that the Chamber had con­ tracted a water show to per­ form Friday, July 28, during Fiesta week According to Prendergast. the Aquanuts will perform for one hour beginning at 7 p.m. on the Fox river near the city beach Police Chief George Pasenelli told the Council that the department's traffic en­ forcement program is working According to Pasenelli, traffic accidents have been reduced by 10 percent over last year, arrests were up 29 per­ cent . and traffic citations were up 189 percent The Council voted to make no financial contribution to the Northern Illinois Recreation association. George Harker, the city's representative on the County Economic Development committee, told the Council that School District 156 had applied for a $2,500,000 grant for the renovation and an ad dition to East campus Harker said that chances were remote that the countv LOO* lor Br ight Yel low Package Tike This Ad To Your Dealer To Be Sure You Get The Right Product RUCK'S HARDWARE 390? W Mam St McHenry ACE HARDWARE 3729 W Elm St McHenry McHENRY LUMBER CO 4030 W Main St McHenry HORNSBY'S FAMILY CENTER 4400 W Rte 120 McHenry VYCITAL'S HARDWARE * 122# f* Green St McHenry McHENRY 5017 W. RTE. 120 815-344-1010 LAKE ZURICH 78 S. OLD RAND RD 312-438-5631 AND ANTI0CH 395-3535 ARLINGTON HTS. 255-2090 BUFFALO GROVE 537-3200 MT. 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Hurry to select your own colors & extras Price includes FP in ponelled fam rm stained wood windows gut ters and downspouts Seeded front 4 bock and side yard Hurry1 Won t last at this price 2 YR. WARRANTY SUjSOjT A Visitor From Holland Trudie Scherpeneel of the Netherlands displays whimsical poster of child in native dress to the obvious pleasure of Judy Vyduna, in whose home Trudie is visiting until July 9 as an International 4-H Youth Exchange (IFYE) representative. The 23-year-old Miss Scherpeneel describes life in the United States much as it is in Holland except on a bigger scale. Americans eat more meat in contrast to a heavy diet of potatoes and bread in Holland, she explained, where corn has no part of the diet. She is fond of pizza, which is almost unknown in her native country. The IFYE program is one of exchange in which young people from the United States and some sixty-eight cooperating countries live and work with rural people in other countries. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD would receive any federal funds for the program, but that he would push for the ac­ ceptance of the district's request SENTENCE STATION ROBBER (Continued from page 1) Sheriff's police, who found the stolen property at his home Ron W'eidner, McHenry. had notified Sheriff 's police on June 29, that sometime during the previous night, forty-two sheets of plywood, a portable water pump, and several suction hoses had been taken from the home under construction at 1307 Sunset road. Spring Grove Information developed by Sheriff's police led to the arrest of Swanson and the recovery of the property at his home Swanson was released on FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS feell SSttJ . ...tJu itwjjyinwi I 214 V Grffn St., McHenry $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing July 6 Three area juveniles were arrested in connection with a break-in at the Longhorn Steak House, 615 Rand road. I^akemoor, Sunday morning Sheriff's police were notified at 8:20 a m that someone was attempting to break into the restaurant, which was not yet open for business When police arrived, three youths were found sitting near a tree behind the building The trio was detained by police while they investigated the premises Police determined that a door had been pried open and a water glass containing $25 30 had been taken from the bai room Also taken were several bottles of beer and cigars Some of the items were found in possession of the three youths being detained outside HOMEOWNERS Concr« t« fo r P a t i o s , S i d o w o l k t , Driveways. Call Accu-Cr«te Inc. Saiurday Dellvrys Phone 338-471B Air condition your home with an *=¥lirtemp CENTRAL SYSTEM These units have excellent E E R ratings for economical operating cost Complete package to fit your furnace, in eludes coil, condensor. line set, relay and power wiring, com pletely installed TON B.T.U. Approx. Sq. Ft. Cooling Cap. 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HAHN & SONS SHEET METAL, INC. 209 E ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL. 385-9670 and the others were recovered nearby The three juveniles were referred to juvenile authorities on charges of theft and burglary Dorothy Nelson of Evergreen Park, reported to police Sunday that a lawn mower had been stolen from her summer home at 7713 Oak wood Apparently the Storage shed in which the mower was stored and been forced open and the mower removed There were no witnesses to the incident REAR END COLLISION CLAIMS YOUNG MAN'S LIFE (C ontinued from page 1) was also eastbound, as she changed lanes Neither driver was injured in the accident No one was injured in a three- car chain reaction rear-end collision on Route 31 Saturday Michael J Plachy, 6430 Mineral road. Spring Grove, told police he was stopped at a stop light southbound on Route 31. when his car was struck from behind by a car driven by Kenneth T Shannon of May wood The Shannon vehicle was then struck by a car driven by John R Saenz. 817 W Althoff No tickets were issued following the accident UIM4IMU We at Century 21 Car* Reel Estate, Inc. ara pleaaed to preaent you with our weakly •orio« of Informative tool Eatate Artldoa. When you decide to sell your homo be sure that you repair any overlooked safety hazards such as that loose brick in the sidewalk or maybe that loose handrail on •the basement stairs If you ore like most people who have been living in their homes for a long time you just hove not noticed that something has possibly become a hazard Our trained Century 21 CARE Real Estate Sales per sonnel will assist you with helpful suggestions on correc ting any obvious hazards thereby increasing the value of your home Call today WE RE MERE FOR YOU" CARE REAL ESTATE INC. 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