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*v. V m PAGES-PLA1NPEALER-WEDNE8DAY. NOVEMBER 7. l»7t V ' - " V :'.-V Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek Karen Aldrich 385-3777 344 2780 Police Tickets Minor Errors haracterize Birthday Mishap AT h In our last column we {Minted a story on Carol Cominsky's birthday and there were just a few minor errors. Carol's mom is just fine and never had an ac­ cident; it was Carol's . grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Frere who fell and fractured her pelvic bone. Mrs. Frere is home from the hospital and visiting with her daughter here in McHenry. (They say that the country life is great for mending and healing). Also, Michael did not sprain his writs; he sprained his ankle. We were not too far off, wrist, ankle, all part of the same body. the next time we take a story we will write the particulars down and not pressure the old memory, which is failing. TROOP 464 NEWS Brownie troop 464 is again mee t ing on Tuesday a f ­ ternoons at Valley View school. On Oct. 19, nine girls were invested as Brownie Girl Scouts at an evening cand le l igh t ce remony . Leadership team Pat Barnes and Trish Eiserman were very proud of Mara Blum, Jennifer Bonea, Eden Brancheau, Kristina Brit- tian, Becky Harnish, Tracy Morjal, Jennifer Sawin, Maureen Stuckmeyer and Laura Vistne. Due to cold and drippy weather on Oct, 23, the field trip to Moraine Hills was postponed till spring. They spent the day turning baby food jars into witches filled with candy corn. On Oct. 30, the girls celebrated Halloween with a party and had lots of good food and fun. They also learned about founders day, a special day honoring Juliette Gordon Low, foundb^of girl scouting in america. CUB PACK 194 Cub Pack 194 celebrated their Halloween party after their monthly meeting. Many awards were given to the cubs who have worked very hard in their dens. It was announced at the meeting, that this would be the' last pack meeting for scoutmaster Ed Fowler. The news surprised everyone and Mr. Fowler will cer­ tainly be missed for all the wonderful things he has done for Pack 192. Another hard­ working person, Mrs. Trunk resigned her office. Both these wonderful people have done more than their share, and both will be missed. BABY BOY! Beatrice and Stanley Krom, 1706 N. Highview, gave birth to a boy at St. The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following citations. Michael J. Youngquist, Wonder Lake, driving too fast for conditions. Thomas R., Lindner, Wonder Lake, speeding, 42 mph in a 25 zone. Phyllis M. Heidt, 7214 Mason Hill road, speeding, 43 mph in a 30 zone. Ronald R. Richards, Wonder Lake, ^speeding, 53 mph in a 40 zone. Charles R. Martina, Jr., Wonder Lake, no valid safety test and unsafe equipment. Jaqueline M. Staley, 3005 Bromley, driving too fast for conditions. Josephine Schloskey, 3210 Oakdale, improper lane Michae l Love rg ine , Wonder Lake, disobeyed a traffic control device (red light). Alice T. Wronski, 714 Emerald, speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Robert T. Wijas, 5202 The rese hosp i t a l , Waukegan, on Oct. 23, the same date as his paternal grandfather's birthday. He weighed 7 lbs., 14 oz., and it seemed only fitting that he should be named James Gerald. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Gerald Krom, Kingston, N.Y., and the maternal grandparents are Mrs . Lau ra Jaques and George Jaques, both of McHenry. ^ARIZONA SUN WESTERN WEAR & INDIAN JEWELRY 3321 W. ELM ST., McHENRY, ILL. 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Jacobson, 4212 Ponca, no valid driver's license and faulty equipment (no taillights). Christopher Willis, 5201 Fountain, driving while intoxicated. John F. Boro, 4503 Crystal Lake road, permitting an unauthorized persop to drive. Rdbert Kilday, 3712 W. St. Pauls, speeding, 42 mph in a 30 zone. Stanton A. Hatch, 707 Meadow Hill court, speeding, 39 mph in a 25 zone. Paul A. Artman, Jr., 1914 Oakleaf, speeding, 41 mph in a 30 zone. leth A. Ehi WE RESERVE I THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES >N SALE ITEMS Bull Valley road, improper display of license plates. Katharina Boyd, Mc- Cullom Lake, no valid registration. Judy A. Stephens, 1117 Lincoln road, transportation of open liquor. Thomas E. Low, 420 Kensington, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. ; Kevin M. Stott, Wonder Lake, no valid driver's license. Nancy Bentz, 1603 N. 46 Ringwood, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. , Marvin E. Carby, 4801 Shore drive, disobeyed a traffioc control device. Henry Duarte, ' 918 Meadowlark, improper passing (on the shoulder). William Moerschbaecher, 4506 Lakewood, failure to yield the right-of-way (from a private drive). Jesus J. Lopez, 2622 Midoak, failure to yield the tiSi RNPRNL- ii •? The longest bridge in the world is the Verrnano Narrows Bridge in New York City. It spans 4,2*0 lest. I •V-' right-of-way (oncoming Meadow lane, speeding, 46 traffic). mph in a 30 zone. David^ W. Tucker, 1403 Lawrence G. Berent, 1400 • Freund, littering. Fairvifcw, disobeyed a Brian W. Pender, 3115 W. traffic control device. John street, littering. Donald C. Busch, 2010 W. Donald ji. - Fiedler, 1807 Miller road, speeding, 83 Indian Ridge, driving while • .n mph in a 40 zone. Renae R. DeRosier, 219 S. Draper, disobeyed a stop sign. i Patrick J. Kelly, 5202 Greenwood place, speeding, 51 mph in a 35 zone. Earl R. Wilhelm, 1400 Woodland, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. John Stosur, 1908 Flower, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone.. Laiira A. 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