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Representative Lyons Announces °_ Candidacy For Reâ€"election State Representative Richard J. Lyons, Libertyville Republican, anâ€" nounced today he will be a candidate again for the position of/ represenâ€" tative in the General Assembly for the eighth senatorial district, comâ€" prising the counties of McHenry, Lake and Boone. His announcement set at rest all speculations as to his possible state candidacy for some other position. He has been menâ€" tioned .as a possible candidate for United States Senator from Illinois. THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1987 In connection with his announceâ€" ment he will seek reâ€"election as State Representative, Mr. Lyons isâ€" sued the following statement: "I appreciate more than I can tell you the compliment the press and friends from almost every county in Illinois have paid me in suggesting my name for state wide office this year. C It happens, however, that I chose not to attempt a state race, requirâ€" ing as it would, vastly heavier obliâ€" gations than I am capable of disâ€" charging. P Instead, Iâ€"willâ€"askâ€"theâ€"votersâ€"of Liake, McHenry and Boone counties for reâ€"election as Representative in the General Assembly; where, if reâ€" turned, I shall continue my loyal faithfulness to the citizens of this great section, pf Illinois. _ .. . _ _ ‘My services, I believe, will be of greater value at Springfield in view of the economic and political condiâ€" tion of our state. My five terms in the house have placed me in a more or less commanding position where I can better promote the interest of my district. During my incumbence I have alâ€" ways been a staunch Republican, mever bartering my principles or party in any form to a biâ€"partisan deal, of which we have had too much from some sections of the state. 1 have only. one viewpoint; and that is, the betterment of our state and the election of a complete Republiâ€" can ticket to bring that about." The Best Trap Shooters in America N | 8 H O O T ; HON. RICHARD J. LYONS EVERGLADES 8th Senatorial District cCO O D fFoO Ob Mr. George Turner EDDIE. DANDERS EVERY SUNDAY Appear Every Evening Route 41 Skokie Blvd. At Dundese NELL MATTINGLY JACK DEMPSEY‘S Invites You to See Some of NEW YORK RESTAURANT FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL DARK 1826 â€"| uuquors Rep. Lyons it is understood will im . k Moreover, hluh-og:cdn- tive support by many groups and organizations having to do with the economic and civic as well as the labor, agricultural and industrial life of the community. i " Rep. Lyons has an enviable record in the house. He has been lauded editorially by the press all over the state for ‘his courageous action on ow cl-:-r’“ end to the political alli> mnces via the parole board has been heard all over the United States, He spoke on the latter subject in Washington before the World Orâ€" ganization of Identification experts and his speech was lauded by J. Edâ€" gar Hoover, chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who said, "Rep. Lyons has made a great conâ€" tribution to law enforcement, he is courageous amd does not pull his punches when dealing with politics and crime." Fimlip credan neads Advertising Dept. of Hines Lumber Co. Announcement was made today by Charles M. Hines, vice president of the Edward Hines Lumber Coâ€" mpany, of the appointment of Philip Creden to head a new adverâ€" tising department being established in the sales promotion division under the direction of Henry P. Goertz. â€" Creden has been identified with advertising for the past thirâ€" teen yearsâ€"the last nine years with the Chicago Tribune. . ~The Edward Hines Lumber Comâ€" pany owns and operates twenty yards in Chicago and suburbs, as well as large timber lands and mills in Oregon and Wisconsin. â€" The company is laying plans for a conâ€" tinuation of theirt extensive newsâ€" paper retail advertising program which, ~according to Charles M. Hines, has been so successful in the past five years. % Mr. Creden, who resides at 548 Gray avenue has been a resident of this city for a number of years. Legion Post Holds Annual Dinner The annual Community dinner of Dumaresq Spencerâ€"Post No. 145 of the American Legion will be held Monday evening, January Sist, in American Legion hall in Masonic temple. All members are urged to Quality Cleaners Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. SWING Ice Carnival to Be Held Sunday at Deerfield Pond The ice carnival, scheduled for last Sunday has been postponed t6 this coming Sunday, January 30, and -muw.;t:':nmw permitting, at Deerficld Comâ€" mfl:‘y‘l:lhuurh&u&ow end 'm.’. ml'. benefit for the fiek house and new amplifier at the pond, is under the sponsorship of the Deerfleld Woman‘s club. Chairmen ofâ€" the committees are Mrs. Ward Gauntâ€" lett, entertainment; Mrs. F. G. Piepâ€" enbrok, hospitality; and Mrs. Euâ€" gene Becker, publicity, There will be a small charge made for admission. Mvfllbom)hnrklumm and an efficient group of men superâ€" vising the grounds, under the leadâ€" ership of William D. Johnston, comâ€" missicher of public works in Deerâ€" field. Refreshments will be served in the field house and Boy Scouts will assist the hospitality commitâ€" An exhibition of fancy ice skatâ€" ing by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Degenâ€" )J0t FOOD SPECIAL . SPINACH BROCCOLL Philadelphia Cream @ Cheese 3 »k0s: 250 FILLET THE PRESSs mfihmdw Park and Miss Helen Frank of Ravinia will be the high light of the program. The following events :ll;'hmollnzhordtr listed W : ' Grand March: for all entries and prizes will be awarded for best cosâ€" .50â€"yards boys and ald. ys girls under 8 100â€"yardsâ€"(1) boys 8 and 9 years old; (2) girls 8 and 9 years old. 150â€"yardsâ€"(1) boys 10 and 11 mn old; (2) girls 10 and 11 years 200â€"yardsâ€"(1) all boys in high schoo!; (2) all girls in high school. Push race â€" (1) boy under 18 pushing girl under 13 on sled; (2) ;:‘.nâ€"â€"boy over 18 pushing girl over 13; (2) boys under 13; (3) girls over 13; (4) boys over 18. Hockey stitk raceâ€"dribbling puck. Boys over 12. Fancy skating (two minutes or less)â€"(1) boys and girls in gram> mar school; (2) boys in high school; (8) girls in high school; (4) openâ€" any sex, any age. No one person may enter more than three different events. Backward raceâ€"(1) girls under 21¢ 21¢ 25¢ 31e 25¢ 5¢ Salad Dressing "*35¢ CARROTS, BEETS or GREEN ONIONS CELERY EGGS 4&.25 American Family Soap 5 sarts 25¢ Tuberculosis Ass‘n Annual Meeting To Be Held January 30 The annual meeting and luncheon of the Lake County Tuberculosis %uod-don will be held at the aukegan . hotel '!'halz noOR, February 8. Dr. Charles K. Petter, newly appointed superintendent and medical director of the Lake Counâ€" ty ‘Tuberculosis Sanatorium, â€" will bouneh)dn?nhto!uunnfil‘. Following the luncheon and talk by Dr. Petter, Mrs. #M MeCulâ€" lough, chairman of nominating committee, will read the selegtion for board members who will serve for the next three years. ‘Those whose terms expire this year are: J. L. Clements, Lake Zurich; Mrs. Gerald Fossland. Winthrop Harâ€" bor; Mrs. Halbert Handelan, Ingleâ€" side; Mrs. Earl Kane, Mundelein; Mrs. Mabel McCullough, Gurnee; Mrs, Austin Niblack, Lake Forest; Dr. E. H. Smith, Libertyville; Mrs. Banrey Trieger, Antioch; and Daâ€" vid Van Patten, ‘Wadsworth. A vacancy caused by the death of Newton O,. Plagge of Barrington | will also be filled. The election of officers of the asâ€" sociation for the coming year will 4l.r 25( onile en hend No, 5 can; each . (Unsweetened) GRAPEFRUIT JUICE RIPE OLIVES P & G SOAP 10 sars 47¢ also take place. Present officers of the association are: N.-'i.x lack, vho-mdht; %.r..m Proxmire, president; Mrs. Gerâ€" ard Fossland, secretary; and Harry A. Hall, treasurer, ‘The executive committee is composed of the followâ€" ing~ members: Edward L. Baker, Mrs. Geo. W. Childs, Mrs. Orpha Harding, Max Kohner, Dr. J. A. Ross, Rev. Howard Ganster, and Edgar T. Stephens. . k Luncheon reservations should be made at the office of the association in . the Court House byâ€" Monday, January 31st. Orena L. Ware, 3 Executive Secretary. Little Wool Shop Southern wear Sweaters and Yarn to match. 255 Market Sq. Tel. L. 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