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Crime Stoppers fun night is Saturday \ < ^ » On Saturday, May 4, tne rl McHenry Area Crime Stoppers will hold its first "Gaming Night" benefit the VFW in McHenry. Activities will begin at 7 p.m. and .will end several hours later with an auction, using play money for dozens of Prizes donated by local >IcHenry area merchants. The $3 admission fee to the night of fun will include $2,000 in play money which can be used at a variety of games. The grand prize is a Las Vegas VANDALS-- zonjng board members7 and planning commission members as well as several people to fill vacancies. The planning commission chairman is George Garbacz. Members and their terms of office are William Nejedly, sik years; Michael Neiedly, five years; David Hall, four years; Janice Martin three years; Connie O'Rourqe, two years; and Roseanne Spears, one year. Zoning board appointees include Norman Mornson, Chairman, four years; Opie Chambers, four years; Donna Hall, four years; Charles Martin, three years- holiday for twol which consists of round-trip air -fare from Chicago to Las Vegas, and a hotel room on the "strip" for four days and three nights. The winner need not be present, at the time of giveaway. Those participating in the fun night will help the McHenry Area Crime Stoppers continue its fight against crime in the area, and have a night of fun, too. The cost of admission will help the Crime Stoppers to continue to pay cash rewards of up to $1,000 for information leading-to the arrest and filing of charges against criminal of­ fenders. Participants will also be helping me Crime Stoppers maintain an information number (815-459-4800) and install an "800" number in the near k future,, to save the caller money. For more information about either the "Gaming Night" benefit or the McHenry Area Crime Stoppers, call (815) 385- 4300from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., week­ days. . * Page 3 - PLAINDKALKH-HKH IjJlJ-'IMIUl. MAI 3. IW3 ? ji- :/ "•k ij ; * •K/' - ~ > •'? :• \ ' -T* .• • > . v • ' .4* . V Vi * ' J, X 4 '/ ' ' J .V •'/ ' ' { f * ^ , , - •>"; ' / ' L •(Continued from page l) Harry Mohrmon, three years; Kent Pahlke, three years; and C. Ed Godt, three years. Michael C. Poper was reap­ pointed as village attorney; Elizabeth Pahlke, treasurer; f the firm of Yapelli-Ketchmark, auditors; David Hall, director of public works; Charles Martin, electrical inspector; Kurt Swanson, plumbing inspector and Les Nejedlv, building in­ spector.' The viUage engineers will be Bleck Engineering. Christ Felde was retained as the . village police officer. • All app< unanimouslv approved by the >ointments were- Death Donna E. Longhway Donna E. Longhway, 33, McHenry, died Thursday, May 2, 1985, at home. Born Nov. 18, 1951, in Chicago, she was the daughter of LeRoy and Elizabeth Edlmann Wretman. Mrs. Longhway worked for Sun Electric Corp. .in Crystal Lake. She was married to James A. Longhway in 1977 in Englewood, Colo. Survivors include her husband of McHenry; mother Elizabeth of Wisconsin; one brother, Jame Sherman, Antioch. She was GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, MAY 3rd RIVERSIDE* COUNTRY STORE 1402 RIVERSIDE DR., McHENRY (SIDE ENTRANCE FACING PEARL ST. • FORMERLY RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET) (815)^85-2225 . Unique Gifts For Mothers Day • COUNTRY & POLK ART CRAFTS BROWSERS & •EARL Y AMERICAN ANTIQUES CONSIGNMENTS .•COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES WELCOME "IF YOU LOVE COUNTRY, YOU'U 10VE THIS STORE" 5 DRAWINGS FOR OO ( ) OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT i\/ X/7 \/. board except for one no vote by Trustee Raymond Embrey on the inspectors. Embrey said he would like the position of public works and building ihspector to be filled by one highly qualified person. Mrs. Morrison in­ dicated that she did not think that was feasible in either a practical or finahcial wxy. Newly-elected trustees Shirley Abner, Daniel Ambrose and Ronald. Robinette, who have already been sworn in, are expected to take their seats on the board May 1. Mrs. Morrison said she would make committee appointments then, also. ••• *#> mm - r.-'-y ' - x " ' Gas leak investigated Company 1 Are fighters from the McHenry Township Fire Department check to see if a ruptured natural gas line can be plugged. The break occurred about 9:30 Thursday morning Plain dealer Heraldphoto by Anthony Oliver when workers digging a fence hole at the Union 76 station at Chapel Hill Road and Route 120 hit the Jine. Unable to plug the leak, Natural gas spewed out of the line until it could be repaired. preceded in death by her father * and one brother. The funeral mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Elizabeth Ann Setbn Chjurch, Crystal Lake, with the Rev. Jos~)h Kulak of­ ficiating, Interment will be private. Friends may call from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. today at the Querhammer Funeral Home, Crystal Lake. Memorials in her name may be made to the American Cancer Society. \» Local police tell parents to warn children aboilt talking to strangers McHenry Police reported that a man recently approached a 6- year-old boy walking in the 1700 block of North Avenue and of­ fered to "take him home." The man was described as a white male, medium build with shoulder-length dark hair and \ wearing a grey warm-up jacket and dark pants. The McHenry Police Department urges parents to remind their children of trie dangers of associating with strangers and to call when such instances occur. LOCATED IN THE McHENRY TRADE CENTER 402 C. RIVERSIDE DRIVE, McHENRY 815-344-3387 HOURS: MON-THURS 9-6, FRI. 9-9, SAT. 9 5 SPECIAL WITH THIS AD!! 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