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Service mwi TIMOTHY HARWOOD Army Pvt. Timothy M. Hferwood, son of Linda L. Schooley and Michael L. Har- wood, both of McHenry, arrived for duty in Neu Ulm, West Germany. Harwood, a vehicle mechanic with the 1st Infantry Division, was previously assigned at Fort LSonard Wood, Mo. DOUGLAS KOHRT Major Douglas H. Kohrt, staff judge advocate for the 501st Tactical Missile Wing, was picked by a board of senior judge advocates in Europe as the most outstanding for 1983. Hie 1967 graduate of McHenry High School is married and lives in Highclere. He started the base's legal office in 1962 and quickly developed full legal services, including military justice claims, legal assistance and preventative law. Kohrt, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kohrt of McHenry, is a member of the bars of the state of Ohio, the United States Supreme Court and the US Court of Military Appeal. His decorations include the meritorious service medal and the Air Force commendation medal with one oak leaf cluster. KAREN MITCHELL Karen Mitchell, daughter of Robert and Hazel Mitchell has been selected to enter the Navy for engineman training this summer,, under the navy's Delayed Entry Program (DEP). Karen, who graduated from McHenry East High School in June 1984 will begin her Navy career in August 1964 with recruit training in Orlando, Fla. followed by schooling in Great Lakes, 111. iUMBERLY KUROWSKI Kimberly A. Kurowski, daughter of Eugene and Linda Kurowski has been selected to enter the Navy for heavy equipment operator training this summer under the navy's Delayed Entry Program (DEP). Kimberly, who graduated from McHenry East High School in June 84 will begin her Navy career in Sept. 84 with recruit training in Orlando, FJa., followed by schooling in either frort Huenene, Ca. or Gulfport, Miss. CURTISS FICK 'Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class CUrtiss P. Fick, son of Oscar and Lorraine Fick of Spring Grove, has reported for duty with FHghter Squadron 124 Naval Air Station Miramar, San Diego. PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1S84 County soil, water district tells residents of programs Plaindealer photo by Anthony Oliver A welcome ticket Ted Stilling (left) is smiling because the ticket Proceeds from the dance supports the MPOA he's getting from Off. Mike Oliver isn't for scholarship and junior bowling league. The dance speeding, it's for the McHenry Police Officers' features a popular local band and tickets are Association dance on Sept. 16 at West Campus, available from any McHenry Police Officer. Group travel means money saved Planning an excursion to Brookfield Zoo, Ravinia, or the historic Pullman District? Looking for convenient and comfortable transportation to a business conference or a sporting event? Whatever your travel needs, a group of 25 or more can cut its transportation costs in half by signing up for the newly established commuter rail group travel program. The program, approved by the RTA Interim board of directors, allows for a 50 percent fare discount on all group trips. A Rezoning is asked in Ringwood group travel bureau has also been set up at the Northeast Illinois Railroad Corporation to administer the program and make reservations for group trips on the following railroads: NIRC Milwaukee and Rock Island districts, Burlington Northern, Chicago and Nor­ thwestern, and Illinois Central Gulf. Persons interested in signing up for a group trip should call 836-7809 Monday thrdugh Friday, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. To receive the group discount, A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by Petitioner Harvey Frank Jones, Jr., for an amendment to the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance from "A-l" agriculture district to "B-3" general business district. ̂ The property is in Richmond Township and is located on the west side of Barnard Mill Road, approximately 300 feet nor­ thwest of the intersection of Barnard Mill Road and Howe Road. Common street address is 7522 Barnard Mill Rd, Ringwood, and the property consists of approximately four acres. The hearing on the petition will be held on August 8, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Wood­ stock. All those who are in­ terested may appear and be heard. weekday trips must be taken between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and after 7 p.m. The group discount is offered all day on Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays. Special rates are also available for chartering an entire train. When a group signs up for group travel, the NIRC travel bureau will: coordinate arrival and departure times, callculate the cost of the trip, reserve an area of a car so group members can be seated together, provide detailed information on boar­ ding and detraining and in­ formation on connecting transit service in the city and suburbs. The travel bureau will also assist groups unfamiliar with the city or a particular suburban area, and help senior citizens obtain RTA Special User Cards so they can be eligible for discounts on regional transit services. The McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) formed in 1947 had the goal of providing conservation toward soil and water resources in McHenry County. Since its beginning the district has developed and implemented many programs to help attain that goal. One service the district is involved with is a tree sale and planting program. During the spring of 1984 the local SWCD provided assistance to 275 McHenry County residents in terms of tree orders, windbreak recommendations/ soil suitability, and planting of tree stock. Implementation in the SWCD Annual Plan of Work for the next fiscal year includes assisting NEED CASH? HOMEOWNERS LOANS •Consolidate Bills •Stop Foreclosure Poor Credit No Problem Must Have Owned Your Home For At Least 7 Yrs. And Be Currently Employed CB& ASSOCIATES Licensed Broker CaU (312)526-2029 (Between 1 PM & 6 PM) McHenry County communities with urban forestry projects for their own areas. Y The program will aid communities in at­ taining information required for successful planting of wind­ breaks for wildlife cover an beautification in parks and open areas. It is the hope of the district that McHenry County! communities will consider an! urban forestry project. Any questions or comments concerning urban forestry, tree sales or tree planting can be answered by contacting any of' the district staff at 1143 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock, phone (815) 338-0099. PRIME RETAIL LOCATION JOIN JEWEL/OSCO & WAGS McHENRY SHOPPING CENTER (RTE. 120 ft INDUSTRIAL DRIVE) 3 CHOICE SPACES LEFT! 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