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Cyanide cannister studied A 30-gallon canister bearing the label "Cyanide" was found on a roadside Wednesday, according to Me Henry Police Chief George R. Pasenelli. Hie sealed container was taken to Knox Park for storage until state hazardous materials specialists arrived Thursday to take samples. Pasenelli said the sealed container had a "rotten" odor and police were unsure of exactly what was in the canister. Ibe specialists wore self- ifned bi conta apparatus breathing to open the canister and take a sample of the material for examination Pasenelli said the canister was found on Route 120 near the west side of town by a motorist. Pictured above is a group of American Lutheran Church Women discussing the birthday party planned for Martin Luther at Shepherd of The Hills Lutheran Church. Seated, left to right are Cherie Sitz, Nora Brown and Unda Staveteig. Standing, left to right, are Karen Lubing, Stephanie Bush, Sue Mohnen, Dana Wallace and Birdie Bergdahl. Celebration honors 500th birthday of Martin Luther A birthday celebration in honor of Martin Luther's 500th birthday will be held Sunday. Nov. 6 at 3 p.m. at Shepherd of The Hills Lutheran Church, 404 N. Green Street. The American Lutheran Chitfch Women have arranged a very interesting program. A variety of hymns written by Martin Luther will be sung and a film of the life of Martin Luther will be shown. The Shepherd's Bells will play a number of songs during the film in­ termission. Birthday cake and coffee will be served after the film. Members of the community as well as members of the congregation, are invited to attwl this event. n . • . • -- » \ • w Petitioner answers criticisms X Cliff Ward iw Free Press Media A Waste Management official has outlined the company's answer to the formal objections on the controversial proposed landfill filed with the county by the McHenry County Im­ provement Association last week. "Many of MCIA's concerns, particularly those having to do with site suitability, have already been addressed," ac- show site is excellent, county is of the site, Stob said MCIA apparently does not acknowledge that this will be governed by the McHenry County Board's decision as which of the alternative plans will be most appropriate. "There is nothing unusual about providing options to a governmental body -and we would think MCIA should welcome this flexibility," he said. Waste Management, Stob said, does not nave "a near monopoly" for McHenry County as objectors allege. He noted the served by seven in- 90-foot garbage mountain are "certainly colorful," they are misleading, Stob said. "Objectors know we have submitted to the planning board and the consultants three plans for their consid«ation. Tfie alternative with the highest peak elevation is at 85 feet above the lowest point of Rt. 176, or about 65 feet above the existing grade at that point. It should be emphasized that none of the end use plans call for the entire landml to be 85 feet in height as has been suggested," Stob said. Stob described as erroneous a statement by the objectors that "the application indicated petitioner does not propose to fill the land." Stob said tne landfill will indeed be filled following accepted procedures for ex­ cavation and construction and with a minimum of 30 feet of clay between the bottom of the landfill and the nearest aquifer. Regarding the prospective life dependent waste haulers in addition to the company's McHenry-Woodstock Disposal Division. "With respect to an existing landfill in the county, MCIA might want to ask other collection companies in the county why they do not use the facility," Stob said. Stob described as "perfectly proper" attendance and note- taking by Waste Management representatives at public "in light of i circulated meetings and added the misinformation by MCIA, we believe that most people would agree it is only prudent to have a record of the comments made. "We also note that MCIA has consistently refused to allow us to address any of their meetings or to accept our invitations to tour existing landfill operations." Stob said that the company's detailed plans for the site, in­ cluding the results of 25 borings, are on the record for anyone to review. <?*» WHALE'S TAIL % l\ 0* ̂ Green and Pearl ftrY *V McHenry - 385-4050 \o% amen JESJ DISCOUNT mow -SPECIALS- WEDNESDAY NIGHT . B-B-QUE RIBS FRIDAY FISH FRY... ICELANDIC COD SATURDAY NIGHT PRIME RIB SUNDAY NIGHT ROAST DUCK Psychiatric exam ordered in Karen Dage murder case by Angela Burden Shaw Free VMiK 3 ' PI.AINDEALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. IMS Press Media A motion entered by the state in the Karen Dage murder case led to a court order Monday for the psychiatric re-examination of Bits. Dage, who is charged with the stabbing death of one son and the attempted murder of another son. Judge Leonard Brody in 19th Judicial Circuit Court ordered a re-examination of 37-year-old Mrs. Dage of West Chicago after trial, based on a recent Chicago psychiatrist's report. The court. ordered the re­ examination be conducted by psychiatrist Werner Tuteur of the Elgin Mental Health Center, who in a similar report in July found Dage fit to stand trial. Ms. .Dage is charged with one count of murder and a count of attempted murder in connection with the June 24 stabbing death of her 5-year-old son Matthew, and the attempted stabbing murder of her 6-year-old son, Steven. The incident occurred on Illinois 25, north of Car- pentersville, where witnesses reportedly saw Bis. Dage in her car attacking the children According to preliminary hearing testimony, Matthew was dead when he was removed from the car. Steven was hospitalized and has recovered from the stab wounds. Ms. Dage is being held in McHenry County Jail on $600,000 bond. general News Former sheriffs deputy with U.S. Secret Seryice • protection of the president, vice- president, White House, and Foreign Embassies located ia McHenry Rescue Squad members to give material on referendum Wi D.C. Members of the McHenry Rescue Squad and Fire Department will be at local grocery stores on Saturday, Nov. 5, to distribute leaflets and answer questions concerning the special v ambulance tax referendum. The squad members will be available from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hie public is also invited to the Co. 1 firehouse, 3610 W. Elm St., McHenry, where a slide presentation with additional information will be shown from noon until 2 p.m. on Saturday. THOMAS W. ALBRECHT Former McHenry County Sheriff's Police Deputy Thomas W. Albrecht has been appointed to the United States Secret Service, Uniformed Division, Washington, D.C. Albrecht works with the Protective Operations Division of the U.S. Secret Service. They are responsible for the Albrecht was appointed in March, 1983, to the Secref Service. He then began an in-* tensive 20-week training" program. Training consisted oft eight weeks basic training at the! Federal Law Enforcement) Center at Glynco, Ga., with* another nine weeks of! spec ia l i zed t r a in ing a t Be l t - j sville. Md.. and three weeks ati the White House. Albrecht is:, now assigned to the protection of the White House. " Albrecht is a graduate of Lake Community High )1. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Ad­ ministration Law Enforcement from Western Illinois Univer­ sity. He now lives in Alexant dria, Va. His parents, Albert and Marian Albrecht, still reside irr the Crystal Lake area. 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