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HELP WANTED FULL TIME RENTAL Agent with outgoing personality and Real Estate License preferred. McHenry County Realty, Rental Division, Nickie, 815- 385-6990. 4-6-4-8C SALESMAN FULL­ TIME, car necessary, direct sales experience helpful. McHenry Hearing Aid Center, 3937 W. Main. 815-385- 7661, call Wednesday for an appointment. 3-30-4- 8c EXTRA EARNINGS. Need 3 people who have 10 to 15 flexible hours a week. Can earn up to $75.00 to $100.00, depending on time. For complete information. Call 312-658-7402. 4-6-4- 15c ASSISTANT TO Crystal Lake Eye Doctor. Optical dispensing experience desired, must have general office skills. Call daily, 815-455-0212. 3-25-4-15C NEED 3 WOMEN, preferably middle age. Can make up to $100.00. No parties necessary. 815-728-0226. 4-6-4-15C RELIABLE PERSON to sit in our home for 2 small children. Must have references and own transportation. Call after 5pm, 815-344-0619. 4-6-4-8C PART TIME JOB Early morning newspaper delivery route for the Chicago Tribune. Must have reliable vehicles and must be a dependable person. Call 815-385-3643 before noon 4/6-4/MC LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER WANTED to help with housework and care of handicapped teen­ ager^- Room & board plus good pay .' Spanish speaking per­ son welcome. Call 815-338-7491 after 6 p.m. weekdays or all day weekends. HELP WANTED We are looking for a personable, mature in­ dividual to represent local company. Inside and outsid% sales. Telephone and office experience required. Salary and excellent company benefits. For immediate con­ sideration, forward resume with salary history and requiremen­ ts to: McHenry „ Plaindealer BOX AP1 3812W. Elm St. McHenry, II.60050 equal opportunity emplpyer m/f SITUATION WANTED OUT OF WORK? Start with one of the Midwests Fastest Growing Companies. Excellent pay, training and benefits. Full and part- time. Students welcome. Mr. Bastian. 312-449-1920. 4-6tfc KT COLUMN LOST: 2 DOGS in Pistakee Highlands. 1 brown and white Ger­ man Shorthair with bright orange collar; 1 Cocker mix puppy, honey colored with brown collar. Childrens Christmas present. 312- 459-4987. 4-6 6 PUPPIES, 6 weeks old. All in need of a good home. Mother is Spaniel Mix, Father is Golden Retreiver. 815-385-3885. 4-6 MOSTLY BLACK Cat hit by car at John and Front Streets, Monday. Owner call, 815-459-0600 or 815-344-2714. 4-6-4-8C PETS fOft SALE DOBERMAN SHEPHERD Mix, good watch dog, excellent with kids. Call after 6pm, 815-653-5366. 4-6-4- 8c BEAUFIFUL BABY Parakeets, $10.00 each. Evenings, 815-385-6883. 4-6-4-8C LICENSED CHILD Day Care, my Lakeland Park Home. License No. 037031-01.815-344-3895. 4-6-4-8C ALDERMAN-4TH WARD, Experienced, hard working, will work hard for city water. Vote for Ernest Schooley April 12, 1983. Advertisement paid for by candidate. 3-9-4-6c EXPERIENCED Mom has openings in licensed day care home in Lakeland Park. Ex­ cellent references. Reasonable rates. Call 815-385-8564. 4-6-4-8C CHILD CARE, Mother and former teacher will care for your child, Monday-Friday, in my McHenry, Johnsburg area home. 815-344-2078. 4-6-4-8C BABYSITTING IN MY Home. Experienced, references. Infants-6. Burtons Bridge area. 815-455-6386. 4-6-4-8C WILL BABYSIT in my McHenry Home, Infant and up. 815-344-2594 4 f> 4-8c 0ARA0C SAIE MOVING, ALL Kinds of household items for sale. 815-385-8755. 4-6-4- 8c l»A<;K i:» - - Wl-4>NKSL)AY. APRIL6. 1983 fOft SALE fOft SALE FOft RENT GARAGE SALE, 2 Refrigerators; 2 lazyboy recliners; dresser with mirror; ping pong table; sofa and more. 714 Lincoln Road, McHenry. 4-6 GARAGE SALE, Friday, April 8, and Saturday Arpil 9, 9 to 5pm. 4907 Prairie Avenue. Womens and girls clothes; much miscellaneous; household items. 4-6-4- 8c fOft SALE HAY FOR SALE, $2.25 per bale, Palmira, Wisconsin. 414-495-2439 or 414-495-8365. 4-1-4-15C KENMORE 19 CU. FT. Freezer, like new, recently serviced. $300.00 firm. 815-344- 2751. 4-6-4-8C PING PONG Table, brand new with fold up back. Paid $100.00, sacrifice for $50.00 cash. Evenings, Larry, 815- 385-8252. 4-6-4-8C WANTED t-i A\ HOUSES 5 YEAR OLD Arabian Mare. Reasonable. 414- 495-4740 after 5pm. 4-6- 4-15c 18x16 NX STALLS PAtfOttf TUMI OUT, IF DESIRED DAILY GRAM •LARCE OUTDOOR RIDING ARENA •KW GO'xIOB'INOOOR ARENA •LARGE FOALING STALL AVAILABLE •NB80R ARENA AVAILABLE BY Tit HOW VISITORS WELCOME RAJA ACRES _ 8417 REGNSR RD. HEBRON R~ : 815-448-4044 4/6TF> CAftAOE SALE GARAGE SALE, April 7, 8 and 9. Antique chairs; school desk; rockers (2); many baby items, crib, dressing tables, kids clothes; ironstone dishes; small kitchen appliances; much miscellaneous. 1509 Evergreen, Holiday Hills. 4-6-4-8C GARAGE SALE, Friday, Saturday, 9- 5pm. Miscellaneous. 2903 Rosemarie Drive, Wonder Lake, (Widoff to lake, follow signs). 4- 6-4-8c GARAGE SALE, Wednesday through Sunday, 9-4pm, 7312 Northwood Drive, Wonder Lake. 4-6-4-8C 3 FAMILY SALE, 3806 Clover. Camper potti; Ice Box, (new); couch; table and chairs; color T.V.; ski boots and binding; swimming pool and filter; lounge chair; guitar amp; plant starter. 9-5pm Thur­ sday, 9-4pm Friday, 9:00 to ? Saturday. 4-6- 4-8c 6 FAMILY GARAGE Sale, Friday l-6pm, Saturday 9-5pm, Half price clothes; Gold . dishwasher and stove. (Follow signs from East Wonder Lake Road and Widoff). 815-653-9445. 4- 6-4-8C GARAGE MOVING SALE, Mechanic Tools; Compressor; IV2 ton Hoist; Welder; Table Saw; Snow Blower; Building Supplies; Lawn Mowers; Auto Parts; Pinto Head; Electronic Bug Killer; 12 inch T.V.; Barbie Accessories; Toys; Bikes; Clothes; Hand Made New Wedding Dress. 1906 Flower Street, McHenry. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9-4pm. 4-6-4- 8c GARAGE SALE, Lots of baby items and clothing infant-adult. Much miscellaneous. 2708 Old Oak Drive in Huemann Subdivision. North on Riverside to Scott, then follow signs. April 8, 9, «»-4pm. 4-6-4-8c Introductory Offer RENT A QUALITY WATER SOFTENER For $3 00 per month for the first 3 months Free Installation Call Collect- 815-338-3344 Quality Water Conditioning THOMAS ORGAN, 1979 Special Edition. Playmate 2 keyboard, 13 pedals, Color Glow, harmonizer, Orchestral presence, walking bass, solo voices, 8 rhythm controls, bench and pad, clear plastic keyboard cover, music light, 24 music books and index. $2,000,815-459-5912. 4-6- 4-8c - >»' ANTTQUE ""SINGLE cylinder diesel engine mounted on wagon, $1,200; small antique gas engine, doesn't run, $95.00 ; 4 cylinder diesel engine with gas starter motor, $300.00 or offer. 815-728-1280. 4-6 CHERRY FINISH Mahogany Bedroom Set, $290.00. Call 815-385- 0017 after 6pm. 4-6~4-8c SEWING MACHINE, Elna Super, perfect condition, multiple features, new today would be $1,200. 815-344- 0450 after 4pm. 4-6-4-8c HARD ROCK MAPLE Twin Beds, complete, $250.00.815-344-3746. 4-6- 4-8c UPRIGHT PIANO, good sound, $225.00 or best offer. 815-385-5789. 4-6-4- 8c 19" COLOR T.V.'s, $100.00 to $125.00; Black and White 12" to 19", $25.00. All recon­ ditioned. 815-385-0847 after 6pm. 4-6-4-Sc WAREHOUSE SALE 100's of Cabinets to Choose From MEDALLION CABINETS and KITCHEN KOHPACT CABINETS Slightly damaged kitchen and vanity cabinets at great savings. Large assortment of cultured marble vanity tops at astounding low prices. A wide choice of colors on all remnant counter tops at special prices. For free estimates bring in your room dimensions. Cash & Carry All Sales Final Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. TOP FORM CO., INC. 7616 Hancock Dr. Wonder Lake, 815-728-0203 FOR SALE "CLIP & SAVE AD" TOOLS I GENERAL MERCHANDISE WmI. thru Sunday 9:00 am U 6:00 |Mi TOOLS: 14 pc. Comb, open & box End Wrench set to 1'/4"-$10.95; 6 pc. Jumbo 1-5/16 to 2" Open End Wrench set-$49.95; 1/4 ", 3/8", 1/2" & 3/4" socket sets-from $2.95 to $44.95; Screwdriver sets-from $1.25 to $3.95; 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" Deepwell socket sets-from $4.95 to $6.95, 7 pc. nut drivers-$2.95; 4 pc. pipewrench set to 18"-$11.95; Ballpein Ham­ mers from $1.95 to $4.95; 16 oz. claw hammer- $3.50; Longhandle axe-$6.95; 4 pc. auto tester- $3.95; Impact driver-$3.95; 7 pc. Auto body set- $17.95; 7 pc. punch & chisel set-$3.95; Jumper cobles-$4.95; Crimping tool set-$6.95; '/»" torque wrench-$4.95; 4 way lug wrench-$4.95; heavy welders gloves-$4.95; cotton gloves-$l .00; tow ropes-$7.95; 16' tape measures-$3.95 and much, much more. AIR TOOLS: Power air hammer w/4 chisels-$18.95; Vt" air wrench-$34.95; 50' air hose-$12.95; Air spray gun-$24.95; Air engine duster & cleaner- Si 8.95; Air grease guns-$8.95. BENCH GRINDERS « VISES: 6" dual wheel '/> h.p. bench grinders-$29.95; 4" vise-$19.95; 5" vise- $27.95. RADIOS & SPEAKERS: Indash AM/FM stereo w/cassette-$39.95; Audio-sound 7 control Slimlite Equalizers-$37.95; Audio-sound 4x4 speakers- $24.95; Alpine 4x4 speakers-$39.95; AM Walkaround radio w/headphones-$7.50; AM/FM Walkaround stereo radio w/headphones-$ 14.95. CORDLESS TELEPHONES ft COMPUTERIZED PHONES:Cordless phones with range to 700 ft.- $109.95; Computerized extension phones w/fast number re-dial-$14.50. ATTENTION LADIES: Ladies LCD watches-$4.95; Pendant LCD watches-$4.50; Brass items-$6.00; Rattan type storage chests (ideal for hope chest)- $29.95; Pitcher & bowl wooden wash stands w/swivel mirror & candlesticks-$49.95; Pocket calculators-$5.95; Bingo players Blink Hats-$2.95 and much more. SPECIAL ITEMS: Pacman T-shirts-Kids-$2.50 _ Adults-$2.95; Tube sox-6 pr for $3.95; Yellow legal pads-.50' ea. or 12 for $5.00; Walking cane pool cue stick-$5.00; Men's & Ladies Watches-$4.95; Ballpoint pens-12 for $1.00; Orange Tommy Barton Golf Balls-3 for $2.25 ft 12 for $7.95; Fishing rods- $11.95; 9 pc. pool cue/carrying case-$l 1.50; Smoked sunglasses-$l ,95-Mirrored sunglasses- $2.50. CLOSEOUT SPECIALS-LIMITED QUANTITY: 7 pc. Copperclad Cookware-$l 1.95, 20 pc. service for 4 Mellamine dishes-$11.95; 31 pc. Ovenware cook set-$15.95; 6 pc. Carving set-$5.00; 6 pc. steak knife set-$l .50; Brass items-$6.00; Cross ft chain- .75'; Earring ft necklace set-$1.75; Backgammon set in attache case-$9.95; Mexican Hand Blown Vases-$2.00 ft $3.00. ATTENTION BOATERS: 40 pc. Auto, Home ft Boat tool kit-featuring flexible ratchet w/sockets, open ft box end wrenches, hex wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, etc.-$18.95. "THE STORE FOR BUDGET MINDED PERSONS" 4005 W. Elm Street, McHenry, II. (Next to Railroad Tracks on Rte. 120) 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A-l SWIMMING POOL Buy! Limited time only! Big, new, leftover 31 ft. 1982 Family size pools which include deck, fence, filter and warranty for only $966.00 complete. Financing arranged. First come, first serve. Call 1-800-942-1798. 3-30- 4-29c HUB CAPS, Buy and Sell, thousands in stock. Country Collector, Wilmot, Wisconsin. 414- 862-2914. 2-23-4-13C USED MOBILE HOMES For sale. Modular buildings, portable classrooms. Ideal for Hunting Cabins, Sunday schools, etc. Used mobile home tires, axles and frames. 815-459-9405. 4-ltfc APPLIANCES: Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers and Dryers, Electric-Gas Ranges, Water Softners. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All reconditioned and guaranteed. Wahl Used Appliances, 3421 B. Pearl. 815-385-1872. 4- ltfc WURLITZER SPINET Piano, fruitwood finish, recently tuned, $750.00. After 10am, 815-385-0862. 4-6-4-8C 21" ZENITH Console T.V., $40.00, color needs , adjusting; Magna vox, 21", black and white console T.V. with turn­ table and am-fm radio, $40.00; Mimeograph machine, cabinet, supplies, $40.00. 4-6-4-8c M O V I N G S A L E , Complete household goods, including lamps, couches, chairs, carpet, patio furniture and much more. Open house every day 9am to 5pm. Diamond ring, man's cluster, cost $1,200, asking $500.00. 5406 W. Lakeshore Drive, Cary, 312-639-6475. 4-6-4-8C STOVES, HARDWICK, 30", $200.00; Roper, 30", $50.00 or best offer. 815- 728-0973. 4-6-4-15C NEW RIGHT FRONT Fender for 1976 Vega, $50.00; Conn Guitar and case, $100.00. 815-344- 5539. 4-6-4-8C ANTIQUES Refinished: Oak kitchen hutch; stacking Oak Bookcase; mahogany dining set; Will separate: Oak tables, some with c h a i r s ; w a l n u t dropleaf; high chair; baby crib; hobnail bench; pantry cabinet; wash stand. 312-526- 9160. 4-6-4-8C WHITE NAUGAHYDE Recliner, excellent condition, $50.00. 815- 385-3510. 4-6-4-8C HAY FOR SALE, No rain, good quality for horses. Large quantities available; also straw and dairy hay. 815-385- 6099. 3-30-4-20C BEST QUALITY, Used Railroad Ties; New Landscape Timbers; Bulk Grass and Pasture Seeds; Purina Chows and much more. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center. 2020 S. Rte. 47,815-338-4200. 4- ltfc 2 REFRIGERATORS Freezers, $25.00 and $150.00 or best offer, both in good condition; Boys and girls Schwinn Bikes, 20", $20.00 and $25.00. Old Oak Desk, $200.00.815-675-6274. 4-6- 4-8C EVEN HEAT Com­ mercial Kiln, and kiln sitter with automatic timer, furniture, stilts, used approximately 50 times, $850.00 or best offer. 815-385-6810 after 5:30pm. 4-6-4-8C ANTIQUES: CAMEL Back Trunk; carved end table; ice cream parlor chairs, 4 adults, 4 c h i l d s ; S h e r a t o n Upholstered Chair; kitchen hutch; Sheraton coffee table. 815-344- 3952,312-639-0984. 4-6-4- 8c ELECTRIC STOVE; r e f r i g e r a t o r ; l a w n mower; barbacue; twin bed, complete; full bed; bench vise; vacuum cleaner; bookcase; humidifier; kitchen items; stereo cabinet; piano and miscellaneous. 815-344- 3952,312-639-0984. 4-6-4- 8c FOft ftCNT & (Next to Railroad Tracks on Rte. 120)^ SEARS KENMORE 800 Series, Washer and Dryer. Reasonable, must see to appreciate. 815-385-5165. 4-6-4-8C 1 9 7 2 C A D I L L A C COUPE DeVille, full power and clean, $900.00 firm; 3'x6' Foremost Pool Table, $35.00; 3M "209" Copier, $25.00. 815-344-0588. 4-6-4-8C 2 1 " S E L F PROPELLED Rear Bagger Lawnmower, 1 year old, good condition, $100.00.815-385-5247. 4-6- 4-8c IRISH BULBS For Sale, three bulbs for $.25 cents, 5304 Shore Drive, McHenry, after 2pm. 4- 6-4-8c WASHERS, DRYERS & Refrigerators Recon­ ditioned and Guaran­ teed. 815-385-6431. 4-ltfc FOR RENT Business zoned brick building on Route 120 and Green Street. Ap­ proximately 1400 sq. ft. Owner may divide building into 2 small offices. Call Century 21 Care Ask for Dennis Drake 344-1033 O N E B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T f o r single in commercial building. Wonder Lake, $225 month; also 2 bedroom apartment, $315 month. Available May 1st. 815-653-9739, 815-455-3589. 4-6-4-8C M O D E R N B R I C K Building, 2,400 ft., good location on Route 31, area of new hospital. For car sales or service, Doctors Offices, Sales Offices, etc. Call 815-385- 3490. 4-ltfc . D E L U X E A P A R T ­ M E N T S , s e c u r i t y deposit. No pets. Call Century 21 Care Real Estate. 815-344-1036 or 815-385-0292. 4-ltfc 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, air conditioned, includes heat, stove and refrigerator, $265.00. Call 815-385-3490. 4-ltfc FREE RENT BONUS. Large or small offices available. Call Pat Letizia, 7432 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake, 815-728-0404. 4-ltfc M O D E R N O N E BEDROOM Apartment, on waterfront, walk to stores, carpeting, stove, refrigerator. Adults. No pets. $275 plus security deposit. 815-385-3493 . 4- ltfc WONDER LAKE, Cozy new 3 room apartment, 1 bedroom, appliances included. No pets. $250.00. 312-381-7046. 4-6- 4-8c WONDER LAKE, Small l possible 2 bedroom house. Full basement, 2l/z car garage, large yard. No pets. $290 month. Security deposit a n d r e f e r e n c e s required. Call after 5pm. 815-678-4193. 4-6-4- TRIUMPH TR4-TR6 other similar sports car. Call 815-3b5- >. 4100 and ask for Vince. 4 4-lt)ft> ... % W A N T E D : M G £ , ; J Austin Healey 3v0dt)j§ parts, complete cars^ considered. Cash paicU* ^ 815-385-8799. 4-6-4-15c^ 8tj >3 SLEEPING ROOMS, Shared Kitchen, cable T.V., linens, $42.50 week. After 3pm, Bill at A L L T A V E R I N K OWNERS and Friends:-^ We're meeting at Vic'$» Tap Saturday evening"; (ClosingParty). Thiiacf not paid for by . the _ . Barbers Union. CaUwjf^t? 385-1199 for information. 4-6-4-8C 815-385-9738. 4-6-4-15C 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in McHenry. Basement, garage, fireplace, central air conditioning, $395. Call 815-385-3490. 4-ltfc " DELUXE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Custom decorated with private pool, bar and parking. Will rent fur­ nished or unfurnished. No pets, small children or teenagers. Deposits and references required. Available April 15th or later. Call Larry, evenings 815-385-8252 WW }!?• ?{.' i l l AUTO?, All Makes hriti Models, Running or Not. ' Cash paid. 24 Hours Pickup Service. 815-72$- 1171. 4-ltfc* ib'~i v ' b i » MOVING? CLEANING House? Buying antique,,0.t. f u r n i t u r e , c h i n a * - glassware, lamps, X. mas ornaments, etc„ 815-678-4141. 3-23-5•$$[' CASH PAID For Jyift ^ cars, running or qpL', Immediate removal: ' 312-526-3116. ! c f H Police Chief Under f ire As Village Tapes Go Public STORE FRONT, 1,000 sq. ft., 40' Show Win­ d o w s , d o w n t o w n M c H e n r y . H e a t a n d light included, $500 month. 815-385-6633. 3- 30-4-15C ROOM FOR RENT in lovely executive home on Pistakee Bay, utilities paid, $50.00 per week, long stay preferred. 815-385-1811 re*w'1 message Tot Doris. 4-ltfc SMALL HALL For Rent, 125 people or less, Anniversaries, Graduations, Weddings, etc. Liberty Hall, 1304 Park Street, McHenry. 815-385-2281 after 5pm. 4-ltfc FURNISHED APART­ MENT and sleeping rooms. Weekly or monthly. 815-385-8905. 4- ltfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12pm weekdays or after 6pm. 4-ltfc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-385-1079. 4-ltfc READY NOW, 2 bedroom apartment, with stove and r e f r i g e r a t o r , d i s h ­ w a s h e r , c a r p e t e d throughout, 2% baths. 815-385-2181. 4-ltfc 1 BEDROOM SUBLET, ready now, fully car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 815-385- 7830. 4-ltfc 2 BEDROOM, ALL Cedar on the Fox River, $350.00. 815-459-5967 or 3 1 2 - 4 8 6 - 0 4 6 6 , a s k f o r Paul. 4-1-4-15C WONDER LAKE Area, 2 bedrooms, appliances, garage, large fenced in yard, rent or rent with option, $350 a month. Available May 1st. Evenings, 815-728-1573. 4-l-4-8c MALE ROOMATE to share 2 bedroom apartment and ex­ penses, in McHenry. Call anytime, 815-344- 4027. 4-6-4-8C SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE The Wonder Lake Police depart­ ment and Chief John Bender came under fire again as trustees voted to make executive session tapes public at a recent meeting. At that 90-minute closed meeting, charges and counter charges against Chief John Bender and the Wonder Lake Police department were aired. "I think the Police department as a whole spends way too much money," Trustee Richard Matthei told his colleagues that February night. "They're way out of line." Trustees John Sorenson and David Kuziel spoke of more patrol time. They referred to a log sheet recorded by ex-patrolman Stephen Young on Feb. 12. During a five-hour shift, he spent 15 minutes patrolling. The remainder of the time was spent "shooting radar," as Sorenson put it. • "Basically, all we have is a traffic cop," Trustee Brian McLaughlin added. Trustees cite a lack of board control over Bender. They have no foolproof way of determining what he does on duty, particularly when he uses his own vehicle. This is further com­ plicated by allowing Bender to bank hours. Bender gets paid for 1,680 hours, or an average of 140 hours a month. But some months he says he works more hours. Those hours are banked and used when less patrol time is required. Mrs. Zeman pointed out that Bender's gasoline vouchers have dropped from $230 per month last December to $60 in March. "You tell me you're getting the same amount of police protection," Mrs. Zeman said. In March, Bender requested payment for 82 hours of service, 12 of those for court time. Thus, he patrolled 70 hours, although the hour meter in the car showed only 26 hours and odometer 248 miles. A third of his time patrolling is not enough, McLaughlin said. In the tapes, trustees pointed out other instances where the hour meter and time sheet disagreed. Bender said much of the time the engine is shut off. "An hour meter does not reflect the hours I work," he added. For two years Bender has reported the meter "inoperable." Following an accident with the squad car Nov. 20, a mechanic found it was disconnected. "I didn't know it was broken, disconnected, whatever," Bender said. "It was not intentional, that I know of, on anybody's part." The accident resulted in $1,427 damage to the squad car and $503 damage to the other car. Insurance covered the repair bill, but the check was never brought before the board. The only thing known for certain is someone endorsed it "John Bender" and deposited it into C&A Auto Body's account around Dec. 3. Bender said he never signed the check. "I have never seen the check, whatsoever," he added. Matthei, chairman of the public health and safety committee, is working to draft a new police or­ dinance, based on one from a village of comparable size + McCullom Lake. The village police ordinance passed in 1975 violates state statutes by giving the president or the board of trustees power to remove the police chief, Village Attorney David Rogers said. The ordinance is also vague. "He (chief) shall keep such records and make such reports concerning the activities of his department as may be required by statute or ordinance," the ordinance states. It never defines which statute or ordinance. Since Bender started with the village as patrolman in 1978, and after former Village President James Rachel appointed him chief, he has never provided the board with a copy of his report. He was not required to. Bender said he had no objection to providing the board with the necessary documentation. Trustees even can keep the files at the hillage • hall if they wish. All Bender asks is that he be allowed to keep copies at his home in Crystal Lake and that the << files be secure so the anonymity of* juveniles is preserved. *>. Trustees also charged that Bender has exceeded his purchasing; authority, pointing to the $90 spent on < auxilary police badges. Village- President William Andrea said it was approved as part of a $285 package in S e p t e m b e r . V i l l a g e r e c o r d s s h o w t h a t - only a shield, cage and gun rack were approved. Bender is supposed to receive board approval before making purchases of more than $20. Trustees charged;tfoi£ - was not done last fall when $525 was spent on a second radio. Yet, the bills Bender*^jaidf^the installation cleared wtth the village president. He has usedAhdreaas his board liaison, calling him several times a week. "I've never done anything without checking with the president firdt,* Bender said. He called the depg?t- ment* probe "a continuing stap opera." * Couple Bound To Felony Court by Angela Burden Shaw Media News Service A Harvard couple was bound over to felony court following a lengthy preliminary hearing Thursday on several charges connected With- recent area armed robberies. "^6 Probable cause was found on seven armed robbery and fiye a violence charges against Carrol Fair, 39, in addition to charges of home invasion, unlawful restrain^ and unlawful use of weapons. He is being held in McHenry c<}tynty jail on $975,000 bond. - „. Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Jpdge Susan Hutchinson also found probable cause on six armed robbery and two armed violence charges against Darlene M. Fair, 29, in addition to c h a r g e s o f h o m e i n v a s i o n r a n d unlawful restraint. She is free on $225,000 bond. 4 The charges involve the March 11 armed robbery of Crandiafts Restaurant, in Hebron, the July 14 armed robbery of McDonald's- restaurant in Harvard, the atnyafl. robbery July 28 of a Top Way grooecy store cashier who was making a m&m deposit ata Harvard bank and a SepjU 25 holdup At Big Foot Inn. According to the detective, lifts.' Fair said that following two of>tll& | robberies, she and her husbftqd- * discussed the money and deciiraf > what bills to pay and what food toto^ * Following the preliminary hearing, Judge Hutchinson said there was probable cause in the charges .that « Carroll Fair acted in the commission * of the offenses and that Darlene Fair ' aided him in commission of the of- ? fenses. They w#e bound over to an April 11 hearing before Judge Roland Herr­ mann. "TEN LITTLE INDIANS* "Ten Little Indians" opens April 8, at the Woodstock House. Tbe audience, cast and are invited to an opening night after the play, sponsored b> directors of Townsquare Playd This colorful and exciting "whoj it!", produced by Townsc Players, will 1% presented April* 10,15,16,17, 2z and 23. Matinees* be held April 16 and 22. Group ^ are available. For reservations, 815 338-5900 between noon and 5:S p.m. 1