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SUNNYSIDE AREA Oetty M«sser 344-2494 POLICE TICKETS 1 Trustee Sworn In At Meeting The village held its refuUrly •cheiMed meeting Tuwdey, May it, at the village hall. Before conducting the burincM of the village, village attorney, Donald Tructanbrod, swore in the newly appointed triatee, Ken Schafcr, who then took his place on the board. He was appointed to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of John Mied ziaixxwski. Residents of Lake Dawnwood subdivision fcere in attendance to hear plans for complete the final improvement* in their subdivision. Village engineers, Greengard and associates were on hand to give their recommendations to Repco Developers as .to what must be done. Residents of Lake Dawnwood sub­ division Homeowners association are concerned in seeing that all im­ provements are completed before the ponds and park areas are turned over to their association for future upkeep. President Mitchell is pressing the park committee to get the driveway and parking area completed before the July 4th dedication ceremonies and picnic. Landscaping is also being done. The little league has installed two backstops at the village property for use as practice fields. In return, the little league will maintain the grounds in the fields and park area. The park committee still has a couple of pieces of playground equipment to be in­ stalled at the playground. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held on June 1, at 8 p.m. at the village hall. DEDICATION AND PICNIC Plans are moving right along for the coming dedication of the village halL It wiO be combined with the annual village picnic and the date of the dedication is Sunday, July 4. Hot dogs, pop and beer will be supplied by the village and the residmts are aekad to fatjog a dish to pass. There'll be games and fun for all. Preceding the event of family fun at the picnic, will be the .dedication ceremonies for the hall. Though the hall officially opened in December of 1181, it waa decided by, the board to hold the deification in the summer " when weather was more appropriate for such an event. p As public relations chairman, I am asking anyone who would like to help p in getting prepared for the big day to please call me, Betty Meeeer, 385- 8023, to offer your services. All help will be greatly appr^c^ted. Thfre is a lot to do. This is a great day for reeidents of the village. You can come out and meet your village officials and also get a chance to meet your neighbors. We have new residents in the village who have never attended a picnic and this is your chance to get out and get acquainted. ANNIVERSARY This week's anniversary couple are Johanna and Edgar Hehn of Sun­ nyside drive. Their special day is May 29 and they will be celebrating 45 years together. Congratulations and » may you have many more happy years together. BIRTHDAYS Celebrating birthdays this past week were Warren Heim, May 23, Doreen Patterson, Randall Kris, and Daryl May, May 24. Esther Schneider, will celebrate May 27, and Bernard Kennebeck, May 30. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. McHenry Police 4^^ Sntl n1 w XM TO! towing The City of department has citation. Pamela A. Pettit, 421 Tbornwood, speeding, 44 mph in a 28 ran. Mary M. Keerberg, 512 Hill, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Peter A. Champney, 408 Waters Edge, improper lane usage. David J. Asmutsen, 707 Center, no valid registration. James P. Barak, 1888 Indian Ridge, James J. Schweder, 2808 Wyan­ dotte, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Ronald Patrick Becker, 3108 Charlotte, (fisobeyed a stop sign. Edward A. Detten, 1388 Richmond Road, speeding, 43 mph in a 30 sone. William E. Fandre, Jr., 5418 Pox Lake Road, speeding. 48 mph in a 30 improper lane usage. Keith A. Delaney, Quarter, speeding, 43 4814 mph Garden in a 20 Hilary L. Duszynski, 1108 Cum­ berland Circle, no valid safety teet. Bruce D Eternick, 2102 Holly Court, speeding, 48 mph in a 25 tone. Michael Kohler, 810 S. Riverside, no valid registration. Thomas C. Leahy, 4818 Garden Quarter, avoiding a traffic control device. Richard L. Gilbertsep, 1208 Rich­ mond Road, speeding. 44 mph in a 30 cone. LeRoy D. Liotta. 4818 S. Ridgeway, . Ringwood, speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone. Patric F. Murphy, 3218 Terrace, speeding. 38 mph hi a 25 zone. Richard C. White, 1818 Main St., no valid registration. Debbie M. Wilson. 2802 Mary Lane, driving with a suspended license. . Michael J. Atchison. 7807 Bull Valley Road, driving .with a suspended license. - James P. Wyman, 5008 Park View, driving under the influence, driving in the wrong lane, driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to give information and driving in the wrong lane. Janet L. Bastear. 4011 Maple, disobeyed a traffic light. Daretta A. Clark, 818 Harrison, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. W. Thomas Smith, 1814 Riverside Drive, driving too faat for conditions. Anthony R. Baldwin, 7818 Asbury St., Spring Grove, disobeyed * stop sign. " Elaine S. Bottari, 4813 Home Ave., disobeyed a stop sign. Andy Culver, 4301 Sioux Lane, violation of classification Joseph M. Ippolito, 4515 Ramble Road, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone. Wayne T. Murray, 4210 E. Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, disobeyed a stop sign. Mark A. Peechke, 7413 Bull Valley Road, disobeyed a stop sign. Sue L. Richter, 5321 Sherman, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. -- Carol A. Schmidt, 3012 Cherry, Wonder Lake, speeding, 47 mph in a 30 zone. John N. Weger, 708 S. Riverside Drive, disobeyed a traffic control device. PAGE 1 -PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY 28.1*82 REALTOR OF YEAR The9 McHenry County Board of Realtors has announced that Beverly Ebert is Realtor of the Year for 1882. In business in Cary, she has been actively involved in the activities of the board and her community for many years. ReaJtorEbert has served as president of the board for two terms, vice-president for two terms, secretary-treasurer. Professional Standards chairman and Broker- Lawyer committee member. CLOSE DRIVER FACILITY All officee and facilities in the Secretarv of State's office will be closed over the Memorial day week­ end, Secretary of State Jim Edgar has announced. Edgar said downstate driver services facilities outside Cook county will be closed Saturday, May 29, and will reopen Tuesday, June 1. All other offices and facilitiee will be closed Monday, May 31, and will resume business Tuesday, June 1. WHAT S NEW Synthetic Chamoh The Absorber is a syn­ thetic chamois-like pro­ duct which absorbs wa­ ter at three times the rate of a conventional animal- skin chamois. It's ma- chine-washable and re­ sistant to many chem­ icals. Found at most auto- parts stores or Eragee Marketing. 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