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Page 8- PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY , MAY 22.1985 Night-time ghost stories added to Spring Grove storytelling fest The second annual Illinois Storytelling Festival, featuring professional storytellers from across the country, will be held Sunday, July 21 in the Spring Grove village park. The first annual Illinois Storytelling Festival last year drew a crowd of nwe than 1,500. The 1$85 festival will be a double-header, with the main session from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and a special after-dark 9 p.m. to midnight session devoted solely to ghost stories. All of the sessions will be held in the new village park, just behind St. Peter's Church. Spring Grove. Refreshments will be available and festival-goers can also bring their own picnic baskets and blankets. Tickets are $5 in advance and $6 at the gate. Children und^r 16 accompanied by their parents will be free. For ticket-odering information call McHenry County College at (815) 455-3700, the College of Lake County at (312) 223-6601, or the David Adler Cultural Center at (312) 367-0707. Tickets will be sold at the above locationa. The festival will feature a wide-range of storytellers representing traditional Ap­ palachian, midwest rural, humor, family stories, and folk tales from around the world. An authentic Indian tee-pee will house children's stories. Art in Park now accepting applications for exhibitors The McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its Fifth Annual "Art in the Park" arts and crafts festival on Saturday, July 27, at Pearl Street Park in McHenry. The show will feature fine arts and selected crafts including weaving, pottery, basketry, stained glass, and wood sculpture. 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Sponsors of the 1985 Illinois Storytelling Festival include the Village of Spring Grove, McHenry County College, the College of Lake County, mnd David Adler Cultural Center, and the Northlands Storytelling Network. Hebron police reward polite drivers By Laurie Brady PlatodMler Herald N«w« Service Hebron Police depart-, ment is "meeting its quota"-for issuing good traffic citations. A new program, spon­ sored by the Hebron Business Association, allows Police Chief Richard Karolus to cite four, drivers per month for courtesy above and beyond the rules of the road. <> Karolus issues the tickets when he observes a driver being extra courteous. Allowing another vehicle to move into traffic from a parking lot or when a driver motions to another at a stop intersection to go first are' a couple of examples. The citation, printed similar to a traffic ticket, states the driver has a notice to appear at the Village of Hebron for safe and courtesy driving and is sentenced to recieve $5 off a purchase from the listed merchants on the back of the ticket. The tickets are not just limited to local residents, Karolus said. Three persons have been given these friendly citiations since the program was implemented May 1, including drivers from Lake Geneva, Wis., Hampshire'and Hebron. "The first reaction when I stop someone is: 'What did I do?,' " says Karolus. "I am quick to advise them of the purpose for presenting this ticket. Then their attitude changes. Most are pleased that they get money rather tHan having to pay." The idea to issue friendly citations in Hebron started when Karolus heard about a similar program at the Los Angeles police department while on a visit. The idea had been kicked around for about a year and became active when the business association agreed to lend its support. 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