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Page 4 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5,1985 Youth hurt in. csr? bicyclc sccidcnt CrimG of th0 W06k A McHenry youth was injured when the bicycle he was riding and a car collided in the 4100 block of Elm Street. Brian M. Hoven, of 5417 West Shore Drive, McHenry, was taken to Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) following the collision. Hoven told police he was riding east on the sidewalk and attempted to go around a car when the bike was struck in the rear. The driver of the car, Judith A. Irwin, 4616 W. Shore Drive, McHenry, said she stopped and looked before pulling out, but the bicycle struck the right front of her car. 4 No citations were issued. Gene A'. Lackore, of 425 Woodstock St., Crystal Lake, was ticketed for improper lane usage after his vehicle hit another in the 4700 block of Crystal Lake Road. Lackore told McHenry Police he forget there were two south­ bound lanes when he attempted to make a right turn from the inside lane. Hie Lackore vehicle hit a truck driven by Robert E. An- zinger, 3014 Mary Lane, McHenry. McHenry Police also in­ vestigated a four-car, chain accident that occurred on Front Street near Kane Avenue on May 30. Steffen A. Kamrat, of 3211 Hunter Path, McHenry, was i cited for failure to reduce speed' to avoid an accident after his car hit the rear of one driven by Ramon Garcia, 511 Madison St., Wdodstock. Other drivers involved in the accident were Judy E. Arraignment date set in reckless homicide Ramaciiti, of Pell Lake, Wis., and Karla K. Seelandt, 1510 Lee Lane, Spring Grove. No tickets were issued in a minor collision between an RTA bus and a car in the 800 block of Front Street on May 30. Hie bus /driven by Patricia L. Muse, 1705 River Terrace, McHenry, was moving onto the shoulder of-the highway when it struck the front of a car waiting for it to pass. The driver of the car was Christine M. Berndt, 1114 S. Bonita, McHenry. By Angda Burden PUlmfeater Herald Newt Service Probable cause was found Monday against a Crystal Lake man charged on two counts of reckless homicide in connection with recent traffic deaths. A preliminary hearing on the charges against 26-year-old Ronald D. Snell of 6708 Rose Avenue, was held Monday in 19th Judicial Circuit Court before Judge Ward Arnold, who set arraignment in felony court June 17 before Judge Roland Herrmann. Snell was charged in con­ nection with two May 3 traffic Children can win tickets to see Chicago baseball Area boys and girls are in­ vited to join the Statewide Summer Reading Club at the McHenry Public Library. The theme for 1985 is "Open Books-Open Doors." Children who participate in this year's reading program have a chance to receive tickets to see the Chicago Cubs. Because of the Cub's out­ standing season last year, this year all libraries have been limited on the free tickets. Tickets, not applications, will be sent to each library. The tickets will be for a specific game and it will be sometime after August 1. The McHenry Public Library will pick a winner of the tickets from active participants of the Statewide Reading Program. Each child chosen will receive two Cub tickets. Every summer the library runs extra story times, starting with two and a half year olds to 12 year olds. This year the library is again offering a proven favorite -- painting classes for grades first to seventh. Participants must furnish their own equipment. Classes will be given by Gloria Stewart. Registration is. taking place this week in the Children's Library. Programs start next week. OFFICE MOVES Because renovation will be starting at McHenry County Courthouse, the McHenry County Regional Office of Education moved Monday from the courthouse to the Parkview Professional Building at 13711 W. Jackson St., Woodstock. Effective Monday, the phone number for the education office will be (815) 338-2440. U-PICK STRAWBERRIES . 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Snell, who was also charged with driving under the influence following the accident, is being held in county jail on $40,000 bond. The court on Monday reduced his bond to $20,000 on each charge, from the original $101,000 total bond. This week Crime Stoppers is seeking information on a series of apparently related vandalism incidents that have plagued Fox River Grove residents. • Beginning in late January of this year, in more than a dozen separate incidents, .vandals using an air rifle have shot out windows in businesses and homes throughout Fox River Grove. In one night, Monday, April 15, five separate incidents occurred and more than $1,500 in damage was done. It is believed the suspects drive through town in an automobile and shoot out win­ dows randomly. This kind of vandalism is not only destructive, but it is also potentially dangerous. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards of up to $1,000 for in­ formation leading to the arrest and filing of criminal charges against offenders. 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