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ifcCriO* 2 • PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER HERALD. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12.1*4 McHenry woman wins dollhouse in 4^H fundraiser Sui McDougall of McHenry, kneeling, admires the Victorian dollhouse she won in a giveaway by the McHenry County 4-H organization. At right is Cindy Harris, co-chairman and treasurer of the Four Million for 4-H drive; and right is Hank Tomlinson, leader of the Bi*y Three 4-H Club of Rlngwood, which donated the prize. Sue McDougall of McHenry can now decorate a house completely lo her tastes: the Victorian dollhouse she won from the McHenry County 4-H. The dollhouse was donated by Hank and Ferrol Tomlinson and the Busy Three 4-H Club of Ringwood. The money raised from the dollhouse will go to sup­ port the $4 Million for 4-H Cam­ paign. Funds generated from the cam­ paign will be used in support of 4- H programs in Illinois. Plans for the use of the money include revi­ sion of current 4-H projects, development of new projects, and development of leader support materials. Youth interested in becoming a part of .the 4-H program in McHenry County should contact Mary Widolff or Kathy Halstead a t t h e M c H e n r y C o u n t y Cooperative Extension Service. The office is located on the east edge of Woodstock at 789 McHenry Ave. For information phone: (815 >338-3737 or 338-4747. hew wu start, ngnonoayoct..** •9 HOLES $000 •18 HOLES © ONLY s5 00 Traffic enforcement now possible on private subdivision streets SUte Rep. Dick Klemm (R- Crjstal Lake) announced that Hoom Bill 2211, allowing residents of private subdivisions to request traffic enforcement on their ateets, has been signed into law The new provisions were included in an amendment to the bill, sign- eft recently by Gov. James Thompson. "I'm very pleased that the governor has approved this m e a s u r e , " s a i d K l e m m . 'Residents of private subdivisions have the right to expect the same courtesy from drivers as residents of incorporated areas. Thanks to this new law, subdivisions can now request police enforcement of the same traffic laws that all motorists must obey ." The amendment was the result of cooperative efforts with Rep. Klemm on the part of residents of McHenry and Lake counties, police and sheriffs personnel, state police and representatives from the state Motor Vehicles Laws Commission. Input from the various groups was gathered last year at a public hearing chaired by Rep. Klemm, who incorporated the suggestions into the new law. Under the new provisions, p r i v a t e s u b d i v i s i o n s w i t h homeowners' associations will be able to submit a written request to appropriate locStl authorities, ask­ ing for enforcement of the vehicle code on their roads Until now, private subdivisions were pro­ hibited from posting speed limits and arresting violators. None of the motor vehicle laws applied to the areas. A motorist did not even need to have a" driver's license to drive within a private subdivision. 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