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PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE I not guilty to narcotics charge Plainde&ler news service A former Cary police officer pleaded guilty on a narcotics charge last week in 19th Judicial Circuit Court. Frederick J. Brink, SO, of 3420 S. Kilkenny Drive, Crystal Lake, in a negotiated plea, pleaded guilty Friday to possession of a controlled substance. He was fined $1,250 and costs, placed on two years probation, and agreed to forfeit a truck which was confiscated by the state following his April 19 arrest. Brink served as acting police chief in Cary for several months during 1974 after serving on the Cary Police Department for about three years. He is the owner of a private security firm in Cary. The April 19 arrest of Brink, reportedly in a narcotics delivery situation, stemmed from investigation conducted by the McHenry County State's Attorney's office and the sheriffs department. Brink was charged on a complaint from State's At­ torney's investigator Robert Hrodey. The three felony and (me misdemeanor charges in­ cluded delivery of cocaine, delivery of marijuana, possession of controlled sub­ stance and possession of marijuana with intent to deliver. Brushup on the hula-hoop } Jim Wilson, Sundae Morrison, and Buzz Frett take a moment away from Fiesta Days planning to try out the hula-hoops, which will be one of the many contests held during McHenry Fiesta Days, July 20 to July 29. Now is the time to grab the old hula-hoop (or buy a new one) and practice the moves and gyrations. The contests of the 50's and 60's are coming. Marriage licenses: Health Systems Agency seeks additional staff person By Ronald Porep Plalndealer news service The Health Systems Agency of Kane, Lake and McHenry Counties Inc. (HSA-KLM) ap­ proved during its May Board of Directors meeting a budget application to the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for a 1985-86 fiscal year federal grant. Hie agency seeks $296,000 which if granted would allow the agency one additional staff member to the current five staff members it now has. The grant for the current RENT RINSiMVJIC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour for every thereafter. (Example-2 hears • charge $1 plus tax.) Special Rental Rate Good Mon-Thurs RINSE 'N VAC cleans the way professionals do at a fraction of the cost. PRI. SAT. fiscal year is about $239,000. According to agency officials, the increase not only covers the additional staff person but also expected increases in insurance, utility and other operating costs. The HSA-KLM is also still working on the agency's Health Systems Plan, which outlines the agency's goals. The Plan is expected to be released for public viewing in August with public hearings to be held in September. The total plan is expected to be presented during the agen­ cy's June board meeting. Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: Marty A. Nuss and Leslie A. Dicker, both Wonder Lake; Richard L. Gilbert sen, McHenry, and Margaret M. Ruggero, Wonder Lake; Bret A. Hoffman and Carol R. Martin, both McHenry; Robert A. Dorosh and Annette M. Gerischer, both McHenry. James M. Proctor, Wonder Lake, and Karen S. Svatik, Union; James E. Hanson, Spring Grove, and Nancy L. Pohlman, Hebron. Leonard J. Browne and Linda L. Martin, both McHenry; John A. Nickol and Sharren L. Nickol, both McHenry; Brian M. Cedergren and Linda A. Theel, both McHenry. Lewis W. Huff Jr. and Debra L. Sanders, both Spring Grove; Lawrence J. Buschke, McHenry, and Shirley R. Roman, Lake In The Hills; Steven P. Freund and April L. Klassner, both McHenry. Divorces: Brake clinic ^scheduled Those who work as mechanics or are auto technology students will be interested in attending a free brake clinic McHenry County College is hosting on Tuesday, June 5, 7 to 9 p.m. A factory-trained instructor representing a major brake manufacturer will conduct the clinic, titled "front wheel drive brake systems", in the auto shop, located in Room 106 of the Applied Science Building on the MCC campus, Route 14 and Lucas Road, Crystal Lake. There is no charge for par­ ticipation in ht eclinic and registration is not necessary. Questions may be addressed to Dick Hranac at MCC, (815) 455-3700. ext. 401. BARN FIRE A Sunday morning fire on the Charles O. (Chuck) Peterson property, 14407 W. South Street, Woodstock, destroyed a barn, damaged a garage and burned a dog kennel in which one dog died. The Woodstock Rural Fire Department responded to the alarm about 10:30 a.m. with 23 firemen and six fire-fighting units and the Union and Marengo fire departments gave assistance with their tankers. Judgments for dissolution of marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit Court, Woodstock, to: Julie V. Bryant and James W. Bryant; Virginia Marlow and Turk Marlow; Gregory E. • • . ii Moennig and Jeannine K. Moennig; Kathleen E. Mohr and Robin M. Mohr. Tom A. Kloiber and Jacquelyn A. Kloiber; Carole G. Johansen and Robert J. Johansen; Nancy Paschen Delaney and Stanton K. Delaney. INLY *5" PER TANNING SESSIOIL*tf$ CABBAGE ---EARLY SPRING SPECIAl ^PATCH DOLLS TANNING SESSION FREE | (No purchose necessary) I j TANFAST1C Q^SWTAN PARLOR 3100 W. 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Pullmans have wheels Special values in gray with gray trim or burgundy with blue trim. sale Tote Carry-on Garment bag 26-in. pullman Also available: 28-in. pullman $16.99 29.99 32.99 36.99 39.99 Harvard Milk Days starts June 1 Harvard's annual Milk Days, the city's annual celebration in honor of dairy and agriculture people of the area will be held this weekend, June I, 2, and 3. The theme for thin year's event is "Milkdi Gras - A Celebration." Festivities will begin Friday, June 1, at 0:30 p.m. with a youth parade and for the children's participation. Garfield Goose and Co. will present a special program at 8 p.m. on the high school football field. Saturday will start with a foot race (The Milk Hun) at 9 a.m., but free farm tours will start at 8 a.m. Cattle and goat will also get started early in the morning. At 1:30 p.m. a parade will start a two hour trip up the Milky Way. At 7:30 p.m. the first drum and bugle corps competition of the drum coips midwest season will begin in "The Creme de Corps Classic." The five corps in competition are: Phantom Regiment of Rockford, Pioneers of Cedarburg, Wis.; Cavaliers of Rosemont; Sprirt of '76 of Racine, and the Knights of Geneseo. On Sunday there will be a horse show at 8 a.m., a tractor pull at noon, a talent show at 5 p.m. and fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Continuing all three days will be a carnival, flea market, a jurried arts and crafts show, concession stands and com­ mercial exhibits. For more information call (815) 943-4614. STORE 1000 SPRING HILL MALL, WEST DUNDEE. ILLINOIS 60118 PHONE 428-1234 HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 10:00 YO 9:00; SATURDAY, 10:00 TO 5:30; SUNDAY, 11:00 TO 5:00 SPRING HILL i