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page 4 - plainpealer- Friday,1 april 20, im4 general News Plans for tax rebate slate in Sunrise Ridge Easter services planned The celebration of Easter Sunday by members and friends of the Alliance Church will be a very special day. The celebration of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus will begin with a continental breakfast followed by a time of fellowship, worship and praise. Tfte morning service held at 11 a.m. will feature special music by Mrs. Chris Kois and the choir of the Alliance Church. A special message featuring art work done by Dean Leonard, will emphasize the truth of the empty tomb and its significance for all believers on Easter. Pastor Robertson states, "The resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ is the single most im­ portant event in the history of this world. The empty tomb has proven Jesus Christ to be the very Son of God. We extend to all the friends of the community a cordial invitation to participate in our celebration of this Krekt day.' The Alliance Church is located at 3815 W. Bull Valley Rd., McHenry. Nursery care is provided for all services. By Kurt Begalka Plaindealer News Service The Sunrise Ridge Association plans to announce rebates totaling some $6,000 in next month's newsletter to its property owners. "Two years ago, when they increased the dues by $5 per lot, they did it illegally," Wonder Lake Village President Duane Zeman told trustees Tuesday night. may a The June 27, 1982, minutes cipate state: "A quorum Vas great established with 51 lots in/at­ tendance." Yet the vote on a motion to increase dues from $10 to $15 per year shows a total of 62 votes-34 in favor, 28 opposed. The minutes state the motion passed, but in fact it failed. The necessary two-thirds majority was not achieved. "The president banged the gavd and said motion carries, and no one caught it," Zeman said. Sunrise Ridge also voted last month to continue to issue its own beach sticker and not go to a combined village-association sticker. Zeman said she discovered the error while investigating the idea of vehicle stickers to benefit the roads. Her proposal that the association return $5 per lot per year to the village road fund was denied by the Sunrise Ridge board. 4 Zeman and members of the village board were not en­ couraged by the decision. "I try Fast Foto. DRIVE-IN FILM ^ROCESSING FILH...A BEAUTIFUL WAY 10 ItHKRnttfjJHl % FILM PRICES 110-12 EXP. . $1,491 110-24 EXP. . . 51.9*1 CH135-24EXP. $1.99 126-24EXP.. .$1.99| CN135-36 EXP. $2.9 FOB ORC FILM SIH6U (15 EXP.) $2.19 I D0UIU (30EXP.)I3.W| to work as a team," Village Trustee Fred McKinstry said. "We're all one people here." Association President Mae Gaddis accused Zeman of using "underhanded" tactics and trying to force the association intd approving a $5 contribution for the roads. "She's been trying her best to break this association," Gaddis added. "If she can't get us on this, she'll get us on something else." Zeman denied trying to black­ mail anyBoify. "Anyone has the right to ask for the minutes," she said. "All I did was tell the truth. It's easy to throw rocks." Mike Heger, association vice president and holder of the same office at the time of the miscount, said he was "shocked" when the mistake was uncovered. He stressed DEATHS there fas no intent whatsoever to hide the facts and explained the vote disparity was due to "people wandering in." "It was an honest mistake," Gaddis said. "Evidently, no one bothered to do their arith­ metic." Gaddis said the association plans to rebate $10 per lot, $5 for each year. However, the association will request a vote on a one-time assessment of $10 per lot. If approved, this would cancel the $6,000 owed and avoid the mailing costs and paperwork of refunding the money. Gaddis added that the board will then go for an entirely new vote to raise the dues to their present level. "That's the only way I could figure out how to do it," she said. "To me it's better to be honest. That money was charged wrongfully." George J. Letzter, Jr. 11MITBLDNE -iV^DAl iau hi* Feist Foto DRIVE-IN FILM & PROCESSING 4400 W. ELH, McHENRY MARKET PLACE McNENRY, ILL. 385-3450 HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9:15-7:00, SAT. 9:15-3:00 CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS ONLY *5" PER TANNING SESSI0 EARLY SPRING SPECIAL-- . i » » < TANNING SESSION ! I WITH PURCHASE OF 5 SESSIONS! | j HOUSEWIFE SPECIAL j I I (Offer good thru 5/31/84«timit_PM per per»on)| j m||||||Q J l! SESSION ONIY 3 I TANFASTlClk Q^UMTAN PARLOR^ tiSs 3100 W. LINCOIN*MCHENRY8 ' n i O C N t A U O f H A N H N M A R i N f 3 4 4 5 0 0 6 Monday-Thursday I 11:30AM -2:30PM I | (GOOD THRU 5/31/84) || I WITH COUPON ONLY I | LIMIT ONE PER PERSON 1 | HOT VALID WITH 0THB George J. Letzter, Jr., 58, 2410 W. Mehring Ave., Johnsburg, died Tuesday, April 17, 1984, in McHenry Hospital. He was born March 6, 1926, in Chicago, to George J. and Rose (Vobruba) Letzter, Sr. A veteran of WW n and the Korean Conflict, Mr. Letzter had been a resident of John­ sburg the past 28 years, for­ merly of Berwyn, IL; was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Johnsburg; and was employed the past 35 years as an insurance agent for Sentry Life Insurance Co., home based in Stevens Point, WI. Surviving are his wife Lorraine (Verre) whom he married April 23, 1949 in Ber­ wyn; a daughter, Mrs. Tom (Lynne) Dritlein of Des Plaines; two sons, Scott (Lori) and Jeffrey of McHenry; three grandchildren; and his mother in Berwyn. He was preceded in death by his father in 1951. Visitation was scheduled after 3 p.m. Thursday in the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home, with a Catholic Liturgical Wake service at 5. A Funeral Blessing will be offered by Father John Holdren, at 10:30 a.m. Friday in St. John's church, with in­ terment in the church cemetery. 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