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POLICE TICKETS The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following citations. Ruben V. Peres, 3201 Biscayne, npewtinf. 42 mph in a S zone. Scott W. Wohnrade, 1715 North Are., disobeyed a traffic control device Charles R Kelson, Jr., MM Indian Trail, driving under the in­ fluence and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Thomas V. Gerambio, 4516 Garden Quarter, speeding, 47 mph in a SO zone. Danny R. Borchardt, 601 S. Meadow, speetfing, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Andr*ex„ Radlinski. 2916 Chapa Hill Rosd, leaving the scene of an accident, fsilure to give information, illegal transportation of alcoholic liquor and driver's license not on person. SAFETY HINTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP-Annette Koscher. Michele Smith and Rkh Miller haift received the Maralyn Levens scholarship from McHenry high school for their excellent Rfrformance In Journalism classes. They will attend a week- long workshop at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Urge Motorists To Report Drunk Drivers On Highway How can the motoring public help eliminate the deaths on our highways of innocent people by drunk drivers? Driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs attribute to over 50 percent of the nation's fatal accidents. Captain Richard L. Stone, District 2 State police commander, states that it would be a tremendous help to the Illinois State police and all other law enforcement agencies if, when the motoring public observes a possible drunk driver, they alert the State police or the nearest law enforcement department. The State police urge motorists who have a citizen band radio to call KIL- 0011, as all State police cars are equipped with citizen band radios and monitor channel 9. If they do not have a citizen band radio they should stop at the nearest telephone and call the nearest State police district. When reporting a possible drunken driver give as much information as possible. The color of car, direction of travel, number of occupants and license number if possible. Law enforcement officials agree that civilians who think they may be observing a drunk driver should look for some of the following indications: ...Constant swerving from lane to, lane. ...Constant increasing and decreasing of speed. ...Driving at night without headlights. ...Making wide turns at in­ tersections. ...Driving with bright lights con­ stantly. v ...Driving wrong way on street or highway. Captain Stone also states that district personnel are concentrating part of their patrol time to (D.U.I.) Driving Under the Influence, in high accident areas and highways that have been frequented previously by drunken drivers. This added attention being given to b.U.I. is one of the districts. Policing for Results, (P.F.R.) goals established to help curtail the problem of the drunken driver. ART FAIR Applications are now being ac­ cepted for artists to exhibit in the seventh annual Woodstock Art fair. The fair, held on the city's historic and picturesque town square, is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 22. Exhibits in the fair, are open to painting and graphic media, sculpture, photography and at the option of the review committee, selected crafts. Application forms are available through the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 105 East Judd street, Woodstock. Application deadline is July 23 COMMUNICATIONS WORKSHOP M. Sadasivan, MA Speech Pathology, will be conducting a four- session Brown Bag Confident Com­ munication workshop at the city park :reational building by west pavilion on\South street in Woodstock every Wednesday from 12 to 1 p.m. begin­ ning June 30 and ending July 21. A program of the Easter Seal Therapy Center for McHenry County, the workshop is designed to aid teachers, managers, lawyers and anyone who must communicate effectively with the public. For more information,, contact the Therapy Center. By Secretary of State Jim Edgar As a courtesy to other drivers, comply with Illinois law and gi appropriate ti whenever you in make a turn. In a busin residential continuous turn must be given least 100 feet turning, and in other areas the signal must be given st least 200 feet in--^ advance. All motor vehicles, except motorcycles, and all trailers and semi­ trailers must have electric turn signals visible at least 300 feet away 'in normal sunlight. Front signals must be white or amber and rear signals must be red or amber. Signal your intentions with either electrical turn signals or your left hand and arm. Always check the traffic behind and on your left or right, slow down, signal for the turn, and merge into the correct turning lane. Yield the right-of'way to p e d e s t r i a n s a n d vehicles in the in­ t e r s e c t i o n b e f o r e completing the turn. Signaling your in­ tentions enables other drivers to pass, you rather than possibly being stalled in your lane waiting for you to turn. Following the law and displaying courtesy not only helps the traffic flow, but also reduces accidents. If you have any q u e s t i o n s a b o u t t h e S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e ' s office, please feel free to use our toll-free telephone number (800- 252-8980). (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Jim Edgar, Secretary of State, Springfield, 111. 62756.) C. Gruebnau, 4506 Ramble Road. disobeyed a stop sign. Chris A. Szamlewski. 5094 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood. no valid registration Ronald E. Svoboda. 4611 W. Lake Shore Drive, speeding, 46 mph in a 30 zone Martin J. Gibbons. 7311 Parkwood Drive. Wonder Lake, speeding. 43 mph in s 30 zone. James J. Thennes, 4 4 0 6 L a k e w o o d . speeding, 43 mph in a 30 zone. Nancy A. Phillips, 4311 South St., speeding, 46 mph in s 30 zone Cathrynn L. Hoglund, 2 9 1 5 R i c h m o n d , disobeyed a stop sign. Sarah L. Davis, 1610 Ranch, no valid safety test. •< Randy P. Campbell, 222 W. Willow, no valid registration Barbara M. Kowalski, 2409 Vaupell, speeding, 39 mph in a 25 zone. Maureen Laubach, 1 1 0 6 H o l l y w o o d , speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Robert A. Noonan, 1407 Chapel Hill Road, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Walter C. Sum- merville, 3106 Kinley, no valid safety test. Thomas J. Carmody. 7001 Seminole, Wonder Lake, driving in the wrong lane. Joseph M. Hart, 7009 Spring Grove Road, driving in the wrong fane Miller. 5707 R o a d , Peter T. P i o n e e r Ringwood. disobeyed a traffic control device. Bradley J. Schneider. 1706 Oakleaf, disobeyed a traffic control device. Susan L. Hagberg. 4112 Crystal Lake Road, a v o i d i n g a t r a f f i c control device. Henry R. Rischow. 4115 Crystal Lake Road, speedig, 49 mph in a 35 zone. Richard F. Golbeck, 3 7 1 9 Y o u n g S t . , speeding, 42 mph in a 30 zone, Edward Hain, 3410 E. Lake Shore Drive. Wonder Lake, speeding. 50 mph in a 35 zone. Terence W. Locke, 208 W i n d r i d g e . f a i l u r e t o yield the right-of-way. Timothy Scott San- ford. 2610 Sequoia, following too close Pearl L. Beert, 1107 S o m e r s e t M a l l , speeding. 44 mph in a 30 zone l» \<jK » PLA1NOKALER - FKID.W . K NK 11. ISK2 3 "Cutest Baby" Contest To Invite Participants Soon Now 19 months old, Joshua Noblllo. last year's winner of the "Cutest Baby" contest, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Noblllo of Meadow Hill court, McHenry. ...«*» As part of the Fiesta days celebration, the McHenry Junior Women's Civic group is sponsoring its fifth annual contest to find the area's cutest baby. The winner and first four runnersup will receive gifts or gift certificates from participating businesses. The photo finalists' pictures will appear in an edition of the McHenry Plaindealer prior to Fiesta days. A display of the pictures for voting will be located at cooperating businesses during the week of Fiesta days. The public will determine the cutest baby by coin donations. To be eligible to enter, parents will need to submit a professional picture of their baby. A wallet size is preferred, but a picture up to 5x7, black and white or color, is ac­ ceptable. The child must be a resident of the McHenry area, and must be one year or younger by June 30, 1982. Due to restrictions in display space, the number of entries will be limited The McHenry Civic group will begin accepting entries the last week in June. More details will appear in future editions of this newspaper 120 WEST PILLOW TICKING BRITE SET APPEARING WED.THRU SUN COUNTRY NOUS! 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McHenry Area-Owner Occupied Heme 12'/2% Interest 3% Service Charge 25 Year Amortization *Renegotiable in 3 years 70% of appraised value. •In the !•««• intere»t rate control* have reiulted in the taver tuhndi/in( thr borrower Intereit rate deregulation and the volatility of ralet havr now made thr Ion* term fi*ed ratr mortKaiK an apparent relic of the pait. See Your Local Contractor And Build That New Home See your Realtor, Select a home, apd call... McHENRY STATE SANK Ask For Rick Lane or Don Meyer Main Building: Corner of Green and Elm St. «McHenry 385-1040 ® ~ T 3 f t > 4 6 0 0 a t