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PAGE 12 - PLAINDEAI.KR - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24,1978 926 FRONT RT. 31 815-385-9303 HOURS Mon.-fn. 9 jm 8 pm Saturday 9 am 5 pm Sun. 11 am 4 pm SUIT NAMES CITY, PETITIONER (Continued from pagr 1) ambulances, a secretarial and letter service and other business occupations." The second count of the suit asks that the court enter an injunction prohibiting Ms. Gerasch from operating anything of Her tH3?i s "telephone answering service" out of the residence. The plaintiffs have demanded a trial by jprv for count one. CARRIE JUSTEN IS DEAD AT 91 COUNTY WILL ACT ON LEVY NOV. 28 ((.ontinurri front |>«pr 11 The City Council voted Monday night to adopt an amended traffic and motor vehicle ordinance. The amended ordinance changes the deadline date for the display of city vehicle stickers from March 1 to Feb. 1 and also establishes a truck route and truck weight limit for the city. Above. Police Chief George Pasenelli (left) and Officer Jim Molnar. who worked on the ordinance, answer questions from the Council concerning the ordinance. The amended ordinance also updates all traffic regulations in the citv and includes all new subdivisions. STAFF PHOTO-JOE DEHN revenue shows the state retail sales tax will bring in about $1.1 million while the state income tax. county share, will produce about $800,000 in estimated income. The general funds tax lew will net about $552,000 OPEN For LUNCH . Beginning Mon., Nov. 6 - . t h e Rtes 14 & 231 HARVARD DAILY SPECIALS Monday - Friday 11:30 to 2:00 p.m. EVENING DINNER HOURS li Monday - Friday ' ' 5:00 p.m. til 10:00 p.m. Saturday -- 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. Sunday -- 4:00 til 10:00 p.m. SEAFOOD PLATTER - EVERY FRIDAY - SURF & TURF ON SUNDAY all at reasonable prices RESERVE NOW FOR CHRISTMAS LUNCHEONS or DINNER BANQUETS! UP TO 120 WITH EASE The Finest in Dining LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday thru Sunday Featuring MICKY KLESPER from Europe HELP - LUNCHEON WAITRESS WANTED - Apply in Person The word "wedlock," comes from the old English words "wed," meaning a pledge, and "lac," meaning a promise. TRUCK & 4 WHEEL OftlUE SALE TIWCKS - 1976 CHEVROLET 1 TON 3 x 3 TP AH FRING SPECIAL . ....... .... *5975 Cheyenne package air cond auto trans , power steering power brakes r*«r 14 000 mi mint condition 1975 CHEVROLET *2995 6 cyI 3 speed radio Olympic slide in camper 27 000 mi 1974 CHEVY, % TON PICKUP $2475 V8 special wheels & tires CB in dash auto trans power steering power brakes - 4 WHEEL DRIVES - 1976 CHEVY BLAZER '5975 4 speed power steering power brakes radio, special wheels & tires 36 000 mi very clean 1976 CJ5 JEEP SAVE 6 cyl 3 speed power steering radio very clean 1975 CJ5 JEEP RENEGADE . .. SAVE Metal cab V8 3 speed power steering 1974 V* TON DODGE PICKUP . . . . . .SAVE Auto Trons power steering power brakes air cond (C.onlinurd from pa^r I) Deaths HER M AN C. BI'C'K Herman C Buck. 85. owner of the Town Club Restaurant and Tavern in McHenry from 194fi until 1964. died Monday. Nov. 20. in the home of his daughter n( fun 11 i n |.n ai .nj vicvii gc, j-ar.c ucncva, Wis He was born in Germany. Dec. 1. 1H9:1, and lived in McHenry from 1947 until 1977. having previously resided in Powers Lake. Wise His wife, the former Erma.P. Tanrath. preceded him in death on Sept 29. 1971 He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. George (Genevieve) Huebner of Chicago, and Mrs Norman (Virginia) Hansen of Lake Geneva; four grandchildren ten great-grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs. Anna Koepke of Kenosha. Wise He was preceded in death by a son. Gene Sauer Visitation was Tuesday. Nov 21, from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Peter M Justen and son funeral home Funeral services, conducted hy the Reverend Roger W Schneider of the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, took place at 11 a m Wednesday Interment was in Woodland cemetery, McHenry ROSE \ KOZt MI'I.IK Rose A Kozumplik. 94. a 57- year resident of West Dundee, died Suunday. Nov 19. in Sherman hospital. Elgin Mrs Kozumplik. mother of Mrs. Harold < Teresa > Steffan of Lodi. Wise . formerly of McHenry and Wonder . Lake, and grandmother of Mrs Kenneth (Marie) Diedrich of McHenry and Jim Steffan of Wonder Lake, was born Aug 28. 1K84 in Czechoslovakia to Jacob and Rose Klobasa Her husband. Frank died in 1954: she was also preceded in death by two sons in infancy .Other survivors include Mrs George Mary) Gray of West Dundee: two sons. John of Rockford. and George, at home: five other grand­ children eighteen great­ grandchildren and a sister. Ann. of Yugoslavia. Funeral Mass was offered at 10a m Tuesday, Nov. 21. in St Catherine of Sienna Catholic church, Dundee, with burial in St Mary's cemetery, Gilberts. Memorials maj be made to her church JEAN T. SIZEMORF Jean T Sizemore, 66. of Antioch. mother of Mrs Alex (Betty j Wirfs of McHenry. died Monday, Nov. 2U in Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan She was born in Evanston. Ill Jan 18. 1912. the daughter of John and Mary » Arndt) Weis. and was a saleswoman for Avon for eighteen years. She is survived by her husband. Jack: her daughter. Mrs Alex iBeiiyi Wirfs of McHenry. three grand children. six great­ grandchildren. and three sisters. Mrs Paul 'Elizabeth) Mercatores of Huntley. Mrs Kenneth iKatherinei Armin of California, and Mrs Alfred (Agnesi Hawkins of Arizona She was preceded in death by her parents, tun sisters. Helen Jaeger and Susan Weis two brothers, John and Arthur, and by one grandson, Patrick Ash haugli Visitation will be held at Barr funeral home. 532 Lake street, Antioch. from 2 to 9 p.m Friday. Nov. 25 Chapel ser vice will beat 11 a.m. Saturday., with interment in Ridgewood cemetery in DesPlair.cs. LLOYD L. COCHRAN Lloyd L Cochran. 86, of 7417 Oak. Wonder Lake, was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital Monday. Nov. 20 He was born Aprii 10. 1892 in South Dakota He is survived by his wife. Theresa; a daughter. Mrs James (Mildred) Bailey of Chicago; a son Robert. four grandchildren and six great­ grandchildren Visitation took place Tuesday. Nov. 21. at the Olson funeral home. 6471 N Nor.- thwest highway, Chicago. Funeral was Wednesday, Nov 22 at 11 a.m.. and burial was in Oakridge cemeterv in Hillside The family asks that memorials be made to the Wonder Lake rescue squad McHenry Woman Slightly Injured In Collision A McHenry area woman was slightly injured in a two-car collision early Saturday morning. Patricia A Tweed, 502 S Bally road, was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad, after the car in which she was riding was struck as it drove through the Pearl and Green street intersection Ms. Tweed was a passenger in a car driven by Charles L Stogsdill of Woodstock Stogsdill told ponce he was westbound on Pearl street and after he had stopped at Green street with his left turn signal on. he turned left As he turned, his car was reportedly struck by a vehicle driven by Keith M Jensen. 2608 Mid Oak lane Jensen reported he was east bound on Pearl street and saw the Stogsdill vehicle stopped at the intersection He said he stopped and waited for the other vehicle to proceed and when it didn't, he drove for­ ward. and the collision oc­ curred Jensen was cited for failing to yield upon entering a stop in­ tersection Arthur C Haggerty, 5205 W Shore drive, was ticketed for failing to yield after a two-car mishap on Route 120 Haggerty was reportedly exiting a driveway on Route 120 and was struck from behind by an approaching car. driven by Cynthia J Berg. 9202 Evergreen drive. Wonder l^ake Ms Berg told police she saw the Haggerty vehicle in the driveway and when it turned right onto Route 120 in front of her vehicle, she applied her brakes, but couldn't avoid striking the (Ither vehicle No injuries\v£re reported in the mishap AID OFFICE CLOSES The Department of Public- Aid at 1316 N Madison street. Woodstock, will be closed Friday. Nov 24. as well as Thanksgiving City Truck Routes Two truck routes were included in the traffic and motor vehicle ordinance passed by the city Monday night. The following streets or highways are designated as through truck routes, for trucks passing or entering the city, with no local deliveries scheduled. Illinois Route 120-throughout the city. Illinois Route 31-throughout the city. Crystal Lake road-between Route 120 and the southern city limits The following streets or highways are listed as local truck routes for local deliveries or pickups. Green street-from Pearl street south to the city limits. John street-between Front street and Virginia. Pearl street -between Riverside drive and Route 31. Riverside drive-between Elm and Pearl streets. Waukegan road-between Green street and the Fox river. Main street -between Front street and Crystal Lake road. Borden street- between Main street and West street. West street -between Bordan street and North drive. North drive-between West street and Boone Creek. Lillian street- between Front street and Crystal Lake roau Front Royal drive-between Route 120 and Chesterfield drive Royal drive-between Chesterfield drive and Crystal I^ke road Oakwood drive- between Crystal Lake n>ad and Bonner. Kensington-between Crystal Lake road and Oakwood drive Waters Edge-between Kensington and Dartmoor. Dartmoor-between Waters Edge and Augusta. Greenbrier-between Crystal Lake road and Augusta. Augusta-between Greenbrier and Dartmoor. Meadow lane-between Oakwood drive and Shore drive. Beach-between Route 120 and Shore drive Industrial drive-its entire length Home avenue-between the rear of the Market place and Beach Ramble road-between Route 120 and Home avenue Shore drive-between Ringw<x>d road and Oak. Oak-between Shore drive and Prairie Prairie-between Oak and Meadow lane Ringwood road- between Route 120 and the northern city limits Draper road- between Route 120 and the southern city limits Orleans-between McCullom Lake road and Industrial drive 35 CARS OF ALL MAKES 10 CHOOSE FROM while circuit and county clerk fees and state-reimbursed court services salaries total $614,000. Recording fees and tax transfer stamps are expected to bring in $600,000. The County board adopted rules which will enable it to follow an organization meeting agenda at 9 a.m. Dec. 4. Main business will be to seat the new members, give them the oath of office, eiect a chairman and vice-chairman. approve committee appointments by the County board chairman and accept committee reports from ' those not completed at the November meeting. The deceased was born Oct. 12, 1887, in McHenry, the daughter of Mathias and Elizabeth iRothermel) Niesen She was married Nov. 25. 1908. m McHenry to Peter M Justen. who preceded her in death Oct. -1. 1972. Survivors are a son. Daniel A of McHenry; a sister. Verona Kent, and a brother. Clarence Niesen. both of McHenry. A sister. Rena Niesen. preceded her in death Visitation will be between 3 and 9 p.m. Friday at the Peter M Justen & Son chapel A Mass will be offered at 11 o'clock Saturday morning at St Mary's Catholic church, with burial in the church cemetery Memorials may be made to the McHenry city library or the McHenry Rescue squad We're looking for qualified in­ dividuals for local management posi­ tions. Call 338 8150 or 344 1377 today and ask for Mr. Hutchinson or Mr Fisher for a confidential interview ap­ pointment. Widott all lor you. m. An equal opportuni ty employer . • Custom Shutters - Painted, Stained, Or Unfinished. Louver & Insert Panels In Stock • 7" thru 12" Wide - 20" thru 40" Long Customized In Our Own Shop • Installation Available Rt. 12 No of Rt. 120 Volo. III.. Wi MEASURE AND INSTALL DAILY 9:30 5 30 DUAUC WED. 0 30 NOON munc closed Sunday II6 344 1 ESTABLISH TRUCK ROUTE H ontinurd from pagr I) bureaucracy always demands a lot of paperwork, but it wouldn't bother him, if $142,000 in state money was available. Alderman Edward Datz said that he would like to take advantage of the extra monies The chief added that a disadvantage to the grant would be if the city decided not to continue the program "The state may request its money t»ack if the city drops the program ." Alderman Ernest Schooley of the Fourth ward said that hp felt the grant was not needed, because according to some of his constituents, the police cars were always park ed in the Hornsby parking lot "I take offense to that," PaseneUi stated "I have facts and figures to prove that the squad cars are not there all the time " The chief explained that there was a 20 percent increase in activity this year but the city's crime index had fallen 15 percent He added that accidents had dropped 10 percent, injury accidents were down about 40 percent. "How can police officers sit in a parking lot and do that," Pasenelli questioned "I think you have been misinformed ' Alderman William Bolger made a motion that the city- apply for the grant, but before a vote was taken. Alderman Jerome Rogers asked if Pasenelli could draw up an alternative proposal, which would be fully funded by the city "Sometimes 1 think free money is too expensive " The Council voted to apply for the grant, with Mayor stanek explaining that applying did not necessarily mean the city would have to accept it if it was awarded Alderman Schooley was the only Council member to vote against the measure The possibility of selling revenue bonds to pay for the expansion of the sewer plant was discussed with Donald Gerstad of Residential Development group A legal opinion was being obtained by the citv from Chapman and Cutler in Chicago, to determine if RDG could underwrite the revenue bonds, guaranteeing their payment with an irrevocable letter of credit Gerstad explained that by underwriting the bonds over the ten-year period. RDG would Ho ohlo tn molro nthof CHSh donations to the city if their proposed Winding Creek annexation is accepted into the city The Council also voted to approve the purchase of a nlavornnnH r*nmnlov for i o* r* Petersen park The complex is similar to the one at Veterans' Acres in Crystal Lake and will cost $14,799" The Rotary club of McHenry will donate $7 000 toward the project. $3,500 from this year's ham dinner and $3,500 from last year s ham- dinner priK^eeds REHEARSE FOR HOLIDAY PROGRAM-In a lighter mood before arrival of the chorus, Jean Neumann, left, and Mary Ann Sharp rehearse a selection for the McHenry Choral club Christmas program. The two women serve as accompanists for the sixty-member organization which will present a holiday offering in West campus auditorium Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2-3, at 8:15 p.m. The theme. "Christmas Magic", will feature 10-year-old Robin Irwin of the Bicentennial Dance theatre, who will be introduced to both the secular and sacred wonders of this special season. Robin will sing and dance. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Con You Manage To Please? >1 a «ui Window oiid Woll Docor 20% SAVINGS •CUSTOM SHUTTERS •STOCK SHUTTER PANELS •CUSTOMIZED SHUTTERS