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SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 1«, 1»84 policy is excellent. It has proven itself in my opinion. It does not affect the promotion of industry, as most industry wants to be near city services. It is best for all parties involved for in­ dustries to be near the services they sooner or later will require. EDWARD J. BUSS Edward J. Buss, 3314 Golf View, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2' Political Affiliation: Republican Education: McHenry High School Occupation ~ Ford dealer Edward Buss is an incumbent county board member who has served district 2 since 1963. In that time, he has served on every standing committee of the board. He was a member of the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals for eight years. Buss is a past president of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce and McHenry Little League. He and his wife, Joan, have five children and six grandchildren. Answers to Questions 1. "Something has to be done. I will probably support the results of the study now in progress. I do not believe that the county should operate whatever system is recommended by the study. I believe the citizenry would be better off if whatever system is decided upon is operated by private enterprise. I think it has been proven over the years that whenever government tries to operate something, it eventually costs the taxpayer additional money. 2. "It is my opinion that we need to have additional space as soon as possible. However, I think that we should build a dead- storage building separately, as the cost per square foot would be far less than incorporating it in a regular building. 3. "I think that our present No appointment needed Photography by Hi-Style Studio Children's Portrait Package 14.95 $2 deposit required This package includes one 8x10 portrait, two 5x7 gift portraits and twelve deluxe wallets You select your favorite style for your package at time of sitting. This package for group of two or less. Add $2 when two children are photographed together. Children 12 years or younger only. Limit one package per subject, two packages per family. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 3-6 p.m. Spring Hill Mall Monday-Wednesday, March 19,20,21 space or build a storage warehouse. 3. "With judicious and unselfish planning and use of our agricultural land, we should be able to meet the needs of Year 2005. Population growth, manufacturing growth and agriculture are all in direct conflict. It will require con­ tinuing study by NIPC and the county planning department to assure us of balanced growth. ROBERT G. GOBEN Robert G. "Bob" Goben, 9 W. Woodland Road, Oakwood Hills, (Cary), IL 60013 Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Republican Education: Some college Occupation : Realtor Robert Goben has served as president of the Village of Oak- wood Hills for five years and two years as trustee. He is also a past president of the McHenry County Municipal Association and served on the Tran­ sportation committee of that organization. Goben served as chairman of the legislative committee of the county Board of Realtors and on the board of directors for the Cary-Grove Senior Citizens. He and his wife, Lucille, have four sons and two daughters. Answers to Questions 1. "The study as exists and the realization that we must have a landfill to care for McHenry County. We can't expect other counties to accept our waste forever. 2. "The courthouse facilities shoued be expanded only if needed. In my 41 years with the Western Electric Co., I never saw desk space spread out such as you see in some sections of the courthouse. Record reten­ tion and files, lease storage CELEBRATE : JOHN EVANS INN JOIN US FOR OUR TRADITIONAL ST. PATRICK'S PARTY FRI0AY & SATURDAY MARCH 16th & 17th •smut- CORNED BEEF ft CABBAGE AND IRISH STEW ALONG WITH OUR REGULAR MENU MUSIC ft ENTERTAINMENT committee has been appointed to make their recommendations and I will review this and reach a conclusion. I do know that there is a need for increased space for the jail and I have, in the past, approved the adding of modular cells at the north end. 3. "At the present time, there are over 20,000 vacant, residential lots in McHenry County, either platted or zoned for platting. Also, there is in excess of 1,000 acres zoned business and-or industrial in the unincorporated area of McHenry County, this does not include land within the cities and villages that are available for business and indusrty. In my opinion, there is no need to rezone any prime farmland in the forseeable future. WILLIAM J. FITZGERALD William J. "Bill" Fitzgerald, 7515 Howe Drive, Wonder Lake, IL, 60097 Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Republican Education: Graduated from high school and some college work. William Fitzgerald is a former county board member who is also president of the Wonder Lake Kiwanis, a former com­ modore of the Wonder Lake Yacht Club and a former director of Wonder Woods subdivision. He has been married for 37 years and has four children. Answers to Questions 1. "I will not try to second-guess the experts who are serving on the special study committee. My solution will be developed from their recommendations. 2. "Again, a special study CAROL SEK Carol Sek, 3508 Shepherd Hill, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Democrat Education: Graduate nurse and courses at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Occupation: Homemaker and volunteer Carol Sek has been an active member and past president of the Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters for many years and has worked in con- nection with the Local Govern­ ment Portfolio of the League. She was also worked many hours in the community as a volunteer, contributing her time to various school referenda, fund drives and recycling drives. She has held the position of secretary for the Country Club Estates Home Owners' Association. She is affiliated with the Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters, McHenry County Defenders, Turning Point, Harvard Hospital Auxiliary and Country Quitters. She and her husband, Frank Sek, M.D., have four children. Answers to Questions 1. "Encourage everyone to reduce garabage through economic incentives and education. Recycling is more than a good idea, it's a necessity. I would follow the recommendations of the McHenry County Waste Study Advisory Committee. 2. "Posthaste! The courthouse was inadequate the day it opened. Storage is especially acute. I would explore the possibility of expanding cour­ thouse hours to better utilize the existing building. 3. "Prime agricultural land is a non-renewable natural resource and also an industry. I see no conflict in the preservation of this asset. McHenry County zoning allows for orderly growth. MONTY YATES Monty Yates, 5213 Fountain Lane, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Democrat No response to questionnaire. JAMES MALOTT James Malott, 4611 Wild Cherry, Crystal Lake, 60014 Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Democrat RAYMOND BUJAK b Raymond Bujak, 4504 W. [«' Prairie, McHenry " Office Sought: County board, district 2 * Political Affiliation: Democrat No response to questionnaire STEVE SCHNEIDER Steve Schneider, 3711 Timothy Lane, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Democrat No response to questionnaire i! " /• 1 t, I • ! J </ I .t;, t No response to questionnaire PATRICIA MILBRATZ Patricia Milbratz, 3612 Garfield, 1 McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Democrat No response to questionnaire Survey indicates states expanding aid to business State governments continue to expand their assistance to small business according to a recent survey by the U.S. Small Business Administration. Illinois-supported small business services include legislation, program assistance, ! and direct structural support through the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs. "State governments and t legislatures are enacting im- ; portant small business assistance programs and doing > much more to increase the public's awareness of small business." said John L. Smith, district director for Illinois SB A. 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