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W l \ l ( , ( ) / \ A I I v ' V Mabel and Bill Zawislak, 1413 Bayview lane, celebrate their day on Aug. 14. Congratulations to both couples and may you have many more happy years together. FLORIDA VACATION Bill Mitchell, Jr., and son, Bill III, of 4017 WUmot road, Sunnyside, recently returned from a leisurely vacation in Florida. They spent two weeks touring the,, coast relaxing, fishing and just enjoying the Florida sun. enthusiastically. We cannot Messer- 385-6023. See you at the forget the boys and girls who picnic? gave of their time collecting, Dan Keoppen, Bradley Conant, BIRTHDAY PARTY Kurt Erickson, Jeff Britt and Angelina Principato of 1405 Julie Britt. / Bayview celebrated her first birthday with a party complete SUNNYSIDE with cake and ice cream. POLICE REPORT * Helping her celebrate were Chief Earl Kramer reported cousins, aunts, uncles, great- the Sunnyside police depart- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ment have broken up a bicycle Otto Messer of Ingleside, and theft ring. Impounded are grandparents Betty and Rid) eighteen bicycles. Seven of the Messer. "Angel" is one of eighteen have been identified, seven grandchildren. If you are missing a bicycle olease contact Chief Kramer' BIKE PARADE 385-8250. He's anxious' to see. Kids don't forget to get your the bikes all get bade to their bike decorated and entered in rightful owners. The Sunnyside the Pistakee Highlands bike police were commended by the parade to take place Saturday, McHenry County Sheriff for the Aug. 20 at 10 a.m. Entrees wUl excellent way they handled this be accepted up until 8 p.m. Aug. matter. Chief Kramer and his 19. officers Rick Kramer, Jim Chesler, Commander of "Johnnie" Boike, and Bill the McHenry American Legkm Boike are to be commended for Post 491, has graciously ac- their efforts. Congratulations cepted to be" judge of the on a job well done from the , parade. Remember first prize village. is a 10 speed bike. Parage starts promptly at 10 ajn. at VILLAGE PICNIC the Lakeview Market, Just a reminder that Ringwood and Fox Lake roads. Saturday, Aug. 13, is the village picnic, to be held on the Sun- BIRTHDAYS nyside beach on Riverview Birthday greetings this week Drive. Picnic starts at 12 noon goto Bob Sallaz, 4708 Oakwood, until ??? There'll be free hot who has his day Aug. 9. Carl dogs, pop and beer. Bring a Sallaz celebrates his day Aug. dish to share with your neigh- 13. Best wishes to you both for a bors. Be prepared for a day of happy day and many more to fun and games and just a good come. time. Come meet your neigh­ bors. We are still in need of help ANNIVERSARIES. for the booths. If you would like Doing the anniversary waltz to volunteer some time that day this week are Mr. and Mrs. call BUI Mitchell - chairman Geo Vallejo, 1412 Lakeview, 385-8883 or Village Clerk - Betty their special day is Aug. 12. Sunnyside Area YOU AND YOUR PET Betty Messer 344-2494 irreplaceable item in memories and sentiment. The boys jumped into the water in an effort to recover their possessions. Out of the three one boy was lucky. He managed to save the tackle box. The other two were not so lucky. "Have we as adults turned out to be such animals towards our youth?" If we have it's no wonder they show no respect to us if this is the example we set. I have yet to hear or see a police report where there are bad boys who are fishing. I would suggest the middle aged adult(?) person who committed this act to these boys, dig into their pocket bode of which many coins are overflowing and replace the young man's rod ana red. The sentiment the rod and red had cannot be replaced, but give the boy back his moments of fishing pleasure. Sunnyside police and the County Sheriff were notified of tiie incident. Joann Britt, president Pistakee Terrace Association. Woman's Anger We're always reading about juvenile delinquents and how bad children are today. Well now let's turn the tables and see how bad some adults (?) can be. There was an incident that occurred at the Pistakee Terrace Beach Park on July 27, 1977. Three young boys, ages 9, 10, and 11 decided to go fishing that hot Wednesday afternoon. They went home and returned to the pier with their fishing equipment in hand, each talking of how big their catch would be. Little did they know what was in store for them! They got themselves settled on the park pier and started to fish. Suddenly an outraged woman approached them stating the pier was hers. (This is the pier generously donated and installed by Mr. Kirk- patrick to the park.) The woman then proceeded to throw the one boy's gear into the river, tackle box, lawn chairs, and thermos bottle. Another boy's shoes and last the third boy's rod and red (which incidentally belonged to the boy's deceased father) an CONDOLENCES The village would like to extend its condolences to the LaMarr Williams family. Mr. Williams, long time resident of Sunnyside, passed away Sunday, July 31, after a long illness. He leaves his wife, Chris, four sons and one daughter and a grandchild. Chris Williams is a former village clerk. Friends and neighbors extend their sym­ pathy to the Williams family. KENNfeiL. COUGH If your dog suffers from bouts of harsh, dry, hacking cough, sometimes accompanied by a running nose and slight tem­ perature, it probably is a victim of a respiratory tract infection commonly known as kennel cough. Also known as infectious tracheobronchitis, kennel cough is an inflammation of the trachea (windpipe) and the bronchial tubes (branches of the trachea leading into the lungs). The name "kennel cough" is derived from the fact that closely confined animals in kennels, dog shows, and obedience schools are frequently exposed to and become infected with kennel cough. Infection by canine distemper and - canine parainfluenza viruses as well as certain bacteria, are thought to be primary causes of the disease. Kennel cough is highly contagious, and can lead to Now is the perfect time to start knitting caps and sweaters for the youngsters. They make lovely gifts for birthday and Christmas occa­ sions. . A knitted jumper and jacket makes a perfect gift for the 5-year-old granddaughter. Another splendid gift for the younger set is a matching cap and sweater. BASKETBALL COURT The collection for the Pistakee Terrace Park basketball court has been very good. The adults of Pistakee Terrace have contributed Home Improvement Sale Automotive Values imi a Bj Inside or outside 4-ply polyester Highway Handler II A78-13blk. Plus 1.72 f.e.t each. No trade-in. 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