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fAlaft!* IH-KL.AiiNUe.AL.ti.tV-r l\lU/ii,rtL>Uuat i», ismo SCHOOL DISTRICT IN OPPOSITION TO WITHDRAWAL (Continued from page 1) in drive for the Regional Transportation Authority This brings the total number to eight who have left the school system for this reason Member Dave Benrud reported on the most recent information concerning a Career center, better known as a vocational school, and said some of those persons most actively involved county wide have wondered about the possibility of a referendum To this statement. President James Althoff observed that any such effort would not be worthwhile There was agreement that the local district rent • classroom space at East campus to SEDOM. which has had difficulty in locating such space in the county The rental fee was set at $3,500. Full and part time em­ ployment was approved for the following teachers: M. Rex Hester, Janet Naumann, Gerald Smelcher, Pamela Shaffer, James Aull, Holly Walker, Muriel Jannotta, Betty Hendrix and Mary Watrous. Linda Watson was employed as secretary to the superin­ tendent; Dawn Burns as custodian at West; and Ardith Bell as instructional aide at East Resignations were accepted for Doug Pratt, Math instructor at East; Roger Knauer. Physical Education at West; Lorie Klebe. Behavioral Disorders at East; and Tom Philips. Powers Mechanics at West Among coaches. El Partenheimer resigned as assistant coach of the varsity- basketball team I I I I I I I I I I OPEN YEAR ROl'ND Nilely. and Sundays from 2pm GENOA THEATRE GtNOA CITY MIS Just off 12 on Hwys H & R 2 Miles North of Richmond 414 279-6491 DAY NITE SOON: Domitn-Omm II; Ditn*y'« Cot from Outer Spoc*; Bod N*w* S*ars go to Japan; Croat*; Hoavon Can Wait; and othor favoritos at reasonable adm price* Irorri WITH A OMISSION JM ADD THIS AO B? 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Tuesday night they accepted James Blum as administrative intern. < Coaching positions were filled as follows: Gary Gray, head girls' tennis; Mike Shanahan. head girls' swim­ ming; Don Seaton, head girls' track and field; Pam Shaffer, head girls' volleyball and basketball and assistant girls' track and field; Ronnie Simson, assistant girls' volleyball; and Jean Larm, head girls' bad­ minton. Marilyn Munz was approved to serve as department coor­ dinator of Pupil Personnel Services at East campus Three second year probationary teachers recalled after being dismissed under the Reduction in Force policy adopted with the loss of students to Johnsburg assume the status of continued con tractual service. They are Carol Tomas, Pamela Shaffer and Jim Aull CITY SEWER-WATER CAPACITY DISCUSSED (Continued from page 1) for the interests of the com­ munity Alderman George Harker asked Berg if RDG would be willing to contribute to cover the cost of an addition to the sewer plant which would be necessitated by this annexation and Berg indicated that RDG would be willing to negotiate with the city. Mayor Stanek explained that the key to the entire issue remains to be densities, and that many problems could not be ironed out until the density question is resolved. Jeffrey Ladd, an attorney representing objectors to the proposed development, ad­ dressed the Council concerning objections presented at the previous hearing by Attorney Babcock. According to Ladd, the proposed annexation plan is not well thought out and the density of the area is profit motivated. Ladd asked the Council, "Where do we go from here?" Mayor Stanek explained that until a problem of densities can be worked out, certain studies requested by the objectors to be done are not necessary. According to Stanek, public hearings prior to the an­ nexation of the Boone Valley development, took almost a year. Ladd explained that the objectors wanted to know what the impact of the development would be on the people. Alderman Bolger explained to those in attendance, near the end of the hearing, his ideas concerning the proposed an­ nexation. According to Bolger, he would not sell the city short, and would strive for certain restrictions on the annexation agreement. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. BK.ST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER' FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN •BHAMMKR CABINETS • ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-Hl NC DOORS •NORI) SPINDLES •JIM M ARTIN PAINTS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING • MOORE-O-MATIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY E "JAWS 2"kj HON THURS. 7 *15 SAT. A SUN. 2 7 *15 ROY SCHEIDER IN FRI.4 "JAWS 2"kj HON THURS. 7 *15 SAT. A SUN. 2 7 *15 315 344 0444 00 "THE BIG BUS" Of IN EVENY NITE GATES OPEN 7:)0 ENDS THURS. "MUI*" 4 "HOOPER" PO 19:50 WARREN SEATTY IN VI PLUS 11:30 LATE SHOW FRI. t SAT. kOt/TOOOR VGRAYStAKE RT 120 & 83 ??3 81SS OPEN EVERY NITE GATES OPEN7:30 ENDS THURS. "KINCS" A "HOOfER" • 00 "AIRPORT 77"ai0.20"JAWS2" 12:20 LATE SHOW FRI. S SAT. NIGHTS "THE CAT' * FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY 6RAYSIAKE OUTDOOR I AM TO 4 PM SHOWPLACE 1-2-3-4-5 DOWNTOWN RTE. 14*31 CRYSTAL LAKE 455 1005 2000 EQUIPPED WITH DOLBY SURROUND STEREO "HEAVEN CAN WAIT"PS FRI. i SAT. 2:304:45-7 *mi SUN THURS. 2:30-4:45-7 *15 "JAWS 2" PS FRI A SAT 24:154:304:45-10:45 SUN THURS. 24:154:30445 "REVENGE *1 ttM PIN* PANTHER' w FRI. A SAT. 2:154:404:45-110:45 SUN THURS. 2:154:304:45-9 "HOOPER" po HM. A SAT. 2:104:304:454:45-10:31 SUN THURS. 2:304:304:454:45 sp s "FOUL PLAY" FRI 1:45-0 SAT 2:154:304:454:45 SUN 2:154:304:454:45 M0N THURS. 0:45-0 SHOWPLACE 1-2-3-4 OPEN DAILY BARGAIN MAT. Till 2:30 $1.25 SP 5 MAT SAT A SUN. MAT. TILL 2:30 $1.25 ADULTS 13 00 YOUNG ADULTS 12 10 %2M CHILD $1.25 / Vice-President Jim Berg of Residential Development Group (left) and Don Gerstad, president of the firm, display a sketch showing the different divisions at the proposed annexation of a Planned Unit Development (PUD), during Monday night s public hearing and joint conference at the auditorium at West campus. The proposed annexation contains approximately 385 acres and is located south of Fox Ridge subdivision and is bordered on the south by Bull Valley road, on the west by Curran road and on the east by Crystal Lake road. According to Berg, the proposed annexation contains approximately 1,638 units, with single family lots bing an average of 11,327 square feet in size. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Bolger indicated that he wouldn't want any commercial zoning on Curran road as is being requested and that he would want the lots in the subdivision to get larger as they move farther away from the core of the city. He also said that he would want to limit building and occupancy permits to 100 a year and that an increase would be necessary in the capital development funds to cover the cost for increases in the sewer and water capacities of the city. The public hearing and joint conference was recessed until a later date to be determined by the Council. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) when we awakened at 3 a.m. to find a bat flying from one side of the room to the other over our bed; 2 - The sub-zero, January night in 1972 when another unwelcome intruder was angered out of apparent hibernation in the basement by our rummaging.The result was his ascension to the living quarters and a winged romp over the TV and over our head until two sturdy city policemen became conquerors. 3 -- The summer of 1976 when questions about a dead bat outside brought this response from the housekeeper, "Oh yes, I found that dead bird' in the front room waste basket". We are assured by authorities that all of these were big bat years. Just what personal fascination we hold for bats is not clear. Maybe the federal government would like to appropriate funds for a study as it has so generously done for numerous other activities of little interest to the general public. We have tread warily from room to room after dark for one week; we have taken all measures to prevent the en­ trance of anything larger than a tsetse fly. Now we look ahead SPAgmi vn 815-943-4451 24 hr. Information U.S. 14 & 173 HARVARD, ILL. AUG. 18 - 24 HARRY REEMS IN HB LAST EROTIC PERFORMANCE -- MARIE PORSA Eric Edwards Halaaha Verett Irene Wendtln Marlus Ale liar W»f1U Henk»«a "»• Written tWeC-ed JOSEPH W 5ARN0 _ _ _ . _ phot^repryy t*Gnnt*r Mall 7 & 9:45 A GAINES FILM EPIC RELEASE l̂ Ua4wtc (yuaAe " 8:30 only Rated X LENNOX HEATING SYSTEMS 'Dollar Saving *Effldant •Electric Ignition •Qutot •GAS *OIL • ELECTRIC HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 3511 S. Wright Rd. (815) 459-2300 McHENRY, ILL. (312) 526-6286 FINANCING AVAILABLE A Certified LfHNQX ' Dealer THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS! 78 CHEROKEE. 4 DR. 78 CHEROKEE 2 DR AIR, LOADED 77 MERCURY MONARCH GMA. 4 DOOR, LOADED ???? • • a a ???? *4595 '76 AMC SP0RTAB0UT WAGON.. '2495 LlkENEW! '2995 '3895 IUBS '75 PACER HATCH BACK '2595 76 HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK... LIKE NEW! 75 CJ5 JEEP 6 CYL., 3 SPEED, LOCK OUT HUBS 74 DODGE RAM CHARGER '2995 4 WHEEL DRIVE, P.S., P.B., 4 SPEED 74 AMC MATADOR '2295 V-8, AUTOMATIC, P.S., P.B., AIR, STEREO '73 LINCOLN TOWN CAR... LOADED '72 INTERNATIONAL '/.TON PICKUP 4 WHEEL OKI ' v/\# HYDRA IU« i PtOW 20 000 MILES 70 CHEVY % TON PICKUP '2695 '2995 '995 WMUSALE SPECIALS '74 MATADOR X '72 AMC SP0RTAB0UT WAGON '71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP '69 TOYOTA CORONA MITCHELL A M C J e e p to a low profile for the bat. at least for the remainder of '78. KAF DRIVER DIES WHEN AUTO STRIKES POLE NEAR VOLO (Continued from page 1) car. driven by .Janice F. Harbecke. 4907 Orchard drive, passed northbound Ms. Harbecke told police she saw the bicycle on her right and as she steered to the left, she heard a thump as the bicycle fell against the car Miss Behrendt was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Kescue squad for treatment of her injuries Neither driver was injured in a two-car crash on Riverside drive Tuesday morning Klaine M Sweet wood. 2307 Aloha drive, told police she was in the left lane, starting to change lanes, when her car struck a passing vehicle The driver of the other car, Linda M Anderson, 2422 Sterling, told police she was southbound in the right lane when her car was struck by the Sweetwood vehicle as it changed lanes No tickets were issued An unidentified third car reportedly caused a rear-end collision on Front street Tuesday near noon Dennis M Biggs. 3704 W Kreund. told police he was northbound on Front street when a car cut him off. causing him to strike the rear of a car driven by Timothy .) Low. I408jf Mi list ream Low lold police he was stopped in traffic when his car was struck trom behind by the Biggs vehicle Neither driver was injured in the mishap No tickets were issued following an accident last Friday morning on Pearl street at Court street Robert A Prendergast, :U20 Charlotte, told police he was northbound on Court street and had just stopped for the Pearl street stop sign After he stopped, he started to turn left onto Pearl when he was struck by an approaching vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle. Henry Sadowski. 1811 Sunset, lold police he was east bound on Pearl street, when the Prendergast vehicle turned in front of his auto. No injuries were reported following the collision RECYCLING.DRIVE The Defenders and the Wonder Lake Tennis Boosters will sponsor a recycling drive on Aug 19 at the Market Place Shopping center in McHenry. 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