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Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Honor Mother Clara Zawislak, mother of Bill Zawislak, 1415 Bayview lane was honored March 6 at the Lincolnwood Hyatt House as "Citizen of the Year", for the outstanding work she does in her com­ munity of Portage Park. Clara has been funding parties for children at Chicago Read Mental Health center with bake and rummage sales for the past 13 years. She received a trophy from the nation's first lady, Rosalyn Carter and said, "this is the happiest moment of my life." At the present time, Clara is planning a bazaar at her home to make money to entertain the children for the Easter holiday. Bill and Mabel Zawislak accompanied Clara to the luncheon and also had the pleasure of meeting the first lady and shaking hands with her. Mabel and Bill are very proud of the honor bestowed on Clara. I've had the pleasure of meeting Clara and attending her bazaars. The work she puts into these for the benefit of young patients is un­ believable. She's quite a special lady. CHRISTENING I hope everyone missed me last week. We took a few days off to go to Conover Wis., to attend the christening of grandson <Shane who was born Feb. 12. He was christened in St. Albert's Catholic church in Lake-O-Lakes, Wis., Sunday March 16. His parents are Julie and Ralph Rosinski of Conover and he also has a brother Chad. Maternal grand­ parents are Betty and Rich Messer, 1405 W. Bayview lane and paternal grand­ parents are Gert and George Rosinski of Oak Lawn, 111. Shane's godparents are Marty and Allen Rosinski of Conover. VILLAGE MEETING The village held its second monthly meeting Tuesday March 18, at the Johnsburg Junior high. The regular meeting was preceded by a building commission meeting. In a short time, the village will be accepting bids toward a Municipal building. Sunnyside is a village on the move and plans are finally under way to get a place of our own to call home! The next meeting of the village will be held Tuesday, April 1. POLICE NOTES Chief Donna Mitchell reports officer Fred Rau has been promoted to the rank of sergeant. Fred has been with the Sunnyside Police department for a couple of years, but is an experienced officer with 17 years of police work to his credit. Juvenile officer, Lillian Pomonis, has completed her juvenile police mandate in accordance with laws of Illinois. the state 1980 CENSUS On March 28, the U.S. government will be mailing 1980 census forms to each home. The more people who duck the census, the fewer funds for that city, village, etc. • Residents of Sunnyside should be sure to return the census form and get coun­ ted. It can mean a great deal to the village. VOTING Those residents new in the village who did not get to vote in the primary can vote in the presidential election in November by registering at the McHenry City hall. Those who did vote noticed the polling place for the McHenry 16 Precinct is now a realty office on Wilmot road. HOSPITAL STAY Hurry up and get well wishes are sent to June Viverito, who is in the McHenry hospital for testing. June is the sister of Donna Mitchell. Hope by the time June sees this she is back home and feeling fit. BIRTHDAYS Birthday best wishes to Rita Schneider, March 17; Lorenda Duell, March 18; Vern Treptau and Leo Backs, March 21; special friend Mabel Zawislak, March 21 and Butch Nowak, March 22. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and a year full of happy days. | Political Corner Hanahan Names New Assistant In City PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDMFSn AY, MARCH 2«. 1189 State Rep. Thomas J. Hanahan (D-33) has an­ nounced the appointment of Mrs. Jean Preston of McHenry as legislative assistant for the McHenry county 33rd Legislative district office. Mrs. Pearson' is replacing Elyse Roberts, who resigned effective April 1, 1980. Mrs. Roberts stated she needed more time to spend In the area of prison reform and mental healthy Hanahan's district office is located at 4801 West Route 120, McHenry, and will be open for regular office hours from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays for services, to constituents of the 33rd Legislative district. His phone number is 385-3427. MONEY PROBLEMS There's this small town about 100 miles away from here that's having a lot of financial troubles. One councilman has come up with a bri l l iant solu­ tion to the town's problem: the town will secede from the Union,, form a new coumry and apply tp the United States for foreign aid. WIN ART AWARDS - Thomas Parsley, Principal of Marian Central Catholic high school, recently presented certificates of achievement to students participating in a Scholastic Arts awards program. The eight award winners are, front row, left to right, Erin Gallagher, Barbara Anspaugh, Cathy Kostur, and Paul Olszak; and in the back row, left to right, Debra Liggett and Laura Franks. Anne Potje was absent when the photo was taken. The award winning art work, as well as all the art work entered in this competition, will be on display at Marian Central in the main foyer. PHOTO BY ED POWERS TRK Lung Group Sponsors Camp For Asthamatics CORRECTION In the story concerning the hearing March 11 about proposed school cuts by the board of Education of Elmentary School District 15, which appeared in the March 14 issue, some remarks made by one of the student speakers were inadvertently attributed to Judy Hamilton, president of the McHenry Classroom Teachers association; Ms. Hamilton made no reference to parents having no time to teach their children the art and music programs which were to be curtailed. Applications for the summer camp for asthmatic children, to be held July 13- 19 at a Boy Scout camp near Peoria, are now being received by the DuPage- McHenry Lung association in Woodstock. Application forms for the camp, for children between the ages of 8 and 13 who have asthma, have been sent to all school nurses and pediatricians in the area. Approval of the family physician will be necessary for camp attendance. The asthma camp, which has been operated by lung associations in downstate Illinois during the past two summers, is staffed by doctors and nurses around the clock, but rarely has a child become acutely ill at the camp. The camp staff also includes a therapeutic recreation specialist and counselors with special training. 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