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Genoa City Police Chief found dead _ . B I SECTION 2 - PAGE 11 - PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 1984 Genoa City Chief of Police Ronald E. Warrenburg, 37, was found dead of a gunshot wound at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 6, in his office. "We don't suspect any foul play," said Detective Clay Hansen of the Walworth County sheriffs police. "We are looking at two avenues: a possible ac­ cident or a self-inflicted (wound)." The village clerk discovered the body and called the sheriff's department. Hansen said police found Warrenburg's .357 caliber handgun lying on top of a ftHng cabinet, approximately 10 feet from the body. The pistol was partially removed from the holster. A bullet also had "blown through the bottom portion of the holster," Hansen said. "We feel it was his own weapon that was fired while still in the holster," Hansen added. Warrenburg was found with a single bullet wound in the chest. Hansen theorizes that the distance between the body and the weapon could have been caused by the impact of the bullet or movement by Warrenburg. "In 10 or 20 seconds you can do a lot of things," he added. The autopsy report and evidence were sent to the regional crime lab in New Berlin, Wis., for analysis,, Hansen said. The Walworth County coroner's office and sheriffs police are conducting a joint investigation. Warrenburg, a Burlington resident, was Genoa City chief for two years. Prior to that, he was a member of the Burlington Township Police Department for 11 years, Hansen said. "It was a shock for everyone around here," Hansen acknowledged. "We're stun­ ned." Information sought on Crystal Lake arsonist This week Crime Stoppers is seeking information on three fires set by an arsonist in Crystal Lake during January. Shortly after 5 a.m. on Jan. 6, someone set a fire in the hallway of Coventry Club Con­ dominiums. Although the residents were evacuated without incident, smoke and fire damaged the building. About two hours later, the interior of a car parked in the 600 block of Nash Road was gutted by fire. Someone had ignited items stored inside the car. Twenty days later, on Jan. 26, another car interior was burned. This car, located in the 600 block of McHenry Avenue, was damaged when articles left on the seat were set ablaze. Items torched were destroyed by the flames and the interior was damaged by smoke and heat. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards of up to $1,000 for in­ formation leading to the arrest and filing of cri*wi»"»i rime 459*4800 against offenders. If you have any information on these three arson-related fires, or in­ formation on any other crimes, call Crme Stoppers at 815-459- 4800. Crime Stoppers, which is sponsored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, assigns secret numbers to anonymous callers who provide in­ formation. If there are arrests, the Crime Stoppers board of directors then meets to determine an ap­ propriate reward. REMNANT CLEARANCE CARRY THEM OUT * 34 HOURS ONLY * BE THERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AT... NOON to 9 P.M.-FRIDAY,MARCH 16 9 A.M. to 5P.M.-SATURDAY,MARCH 17 NOON TO 5 P.M.-SUNDAY, MARCH 18 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-MONDAY, MARCH 19 REPEAT OF A SELL OUT... 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ONLY *239.95 OR LESS F O R E X A M P L E . 1 2 x 2 3 b - C a b i n C r a f t - M e m o i r s - L u l l a b y - W A S 9 3 8 . 4 3 1 2 x 2 2 - C u s t o m W e a v e - A m b e r M o d e - W A S 9 5 3 . 2 3 DO SEVERAL ROOMS AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOW AT TIDYll Carpets dfc floor Coif rings c*t. 1*150 1039 Lak# *«.-Woodstock 815-338-1000 117 E. NW. Hwy.-Barrlngton 312-381-7507 883 VIHa St-Elgin 312-897-2800 general ^•e yci ici a i News m Form assistance commission Hie Woodstock VFW post will host a planning session for the formulation of a McHenry County Veterans Assistance Commission (VAC). The session will be held Wednesday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. The post home is located at 240 N. Throop Street in Woodstock. Hie McHenry County Board presently provides aid to in­ digent vets through the county veterans' organizations. Many of the organizations, such as the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, no longer find this method prac­ tical. They feel that this system, which has been in existance since 1932, is outmoded and underfunded and is no longer responsive to the immediate problems of veterans in the county. A series of discussions among the various veteran groups has brought to light the various shortcomings of the present system and has focused at­ tention on the creation of a modern agency responsible for providing assistance to veterans in need. A veterans assistance commission would fill this need. The commission would be run by veterans for veterans according to state statues, and its superintendent can be elected only by commission delegates who must also be veterans. Two guest speakers will be present at the planning session; John Carr, superintendent of the Kane County VAC and Richard Lane, Superintendent of the Rock Island County VAC and northern region vice-president of the Illinois Association of Veterans Assistance Com­ missions. All veteran organizations in McHenry County are urged to attend. Each unit should be represented by its commander and its Bogardus administrator or service officer. These representatives will become the delegates and alternates to the commission when it is formed. While a commission's mission is to assist all veterans in the county, delegates to the VAC are strictly limited to members of federally chartered veterans' o r g a n i z a t i o n s . T h e organizations in McHenry County which meet these requiremments are The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Veterans of World War I (Barracks), Disabled American Veterans (DAV), and the Polish Legion of American Veterans. For additional information on the planning session or com­ mission, contact Joe Halinski at (312) 428-0380. Installed Carpet Sale. Sale 16.73 sq. yd. inst^iied Luxurious plush carpeting. Reg. 23.74 sq. yd. Dreos up your floors with a beautiful expanse of Ultron® nylon plush. It's Scotchgard*" treated for easy care. And it comes in lots of colors. #7630. Many other carpet styles also on sale. Sale 19.73 to 27.73 Reg. 24.74 to 40.74 sq. yd. installed. •Includes carpeting, measuring, cutting, seaming, laying of new carpet and #0035 padding. There is an extra charge for steps, removing old carpet, moving furniture and special custom work 30% to 35% off JCPenney custom draperies. Choose from a special group of decorator fabrics. We'll help you select the perfect style and top treatment for any room. We'll make, line, even install them for you. 35% off 1" metal and 1" and 2" wood blinds.** m I 30% to 50% off JCPenney custom vertical blinds.** Versatile verticals look elegant in any room scheme. Choose from metallics, decorator colors, vinyls, fabrics, more. They're practically maintenance-free and rotate a full 180 . Sale prices effective thru Saturday, March 31 st. Percentage off represents savings on original prices. ••Installation at regular price. Call for a free in-home appointment with a JCPenney Decorator Consultant. 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