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Thursday, April 13, 1961 WINN CITY McHenry County. J Mr. Bolger is married to the former Kathryn Nye. They have five children, Thomas, 10; Cynthia, 8; Mary, Ellen, 5; Da vid, 3; and Anne, 8 months. THE McHENRY PLMTOEALER Page Three EARL R. WALSH City Clerk Earl R. Walsh is the only candidate. for city clerk and is \H member of the Progressive party. Mr. Walsh's long--service to McHenry began ^twenty-four .years ago when he was elected 3s city clerk. In the almost Quarter of a century during Iwhich he has held that office, he has never missed a roll call. He attended the McHenry high school and the University of Illinois. j... A lifelong resident of McHenry, he is engaged in the insurance business and also is ^orts editor of the Plaindeal- His affiliation with civic orpflnizations are numerous. tMr, Walsh and his wife, the rmer Alvina Freund, have /o children, Jack, 20, and Paricia, '17. ' THOMAS F. BOLGEE ' City Treasurer The only candidate for city treasurer is Thomas F. Bolger, seeks a third term. Mr. Bolger resides at 116 West Broad street, McHenry, and is cashier and director of the McHenry State Bank. He is on the Progressive ticket. He; is a lifetime resident of McHenry and a graduate of the local high school. He is affiliated with the American Legion, VFW, Moose lodge, Knights of Columbus and Cath- Jfcc Order of Foresters. He is also player agent of the McHenry Little League and a member of the board of directors of Memorial Hospital for DONALD C. HOWARD Police Magistrate The only candidate for police magistrate of the city is Donald C. Howard of the Progressive party ticket. He has held this office for the past tour years. * Mr. Howard, who is manager of Gem Cleaners in McHenry, has also been on the high school board of education for the past nine years. He is a lifetime resident of the community, and now resides at 302 John street. He is past governor of the Moose lodge, a member of the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Order of Foresters. Mr. and Mrs. Howard have two sons, Ronald and Terry. Donald H. Schaefer of 117 W. Broad street is one of two candidates for alderman in the first ward, running on the Progressive ticket. A thirty-fouryear resident of the community, he is an employee of Illinois Bell Telephone company as a communications serviceman. Mr. Schaefer is a graduate of the McHenry high school. He is a member of the McHen- DONALD H. SCHAEFER Alderman, First Ward ry County Clean Streams Committee. He and his wife, Estellc, have four children, Mary, 7; Donald, 5; and twin boys, Jim and Tom, 3. • JOSEPH A. ETTEN Alderman. First Ward A candidate for alderman in the first ward on the People's party ticket is Joseph A. Etten of 419 Maple avenue. A native of rural Spring Grove, he later lived in Chicago until returning to this area ten n n o u n c i n f t The Re-Opening Of PANTIY DiUCACIS 134 N. Riverside Dr. aifiiinot-i rrvn'tlSt'-J t McHenry, I1L Under New Management (Hilary and Ann Rodenkirch) Feaiuring,. . . 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And find out about our unique Volkswagen Service Plan -- with trained Volkswagen technicians and Genuine Volkswagen spare parts. Come in and meet us -- and meet the Volkswagen, too. Volkswagen R. F. CANAR AND FRANK DENNEY McHenry County Import Motors, Inc. 16 WEST RAND LAKEMOOR -- McHENRY, ILLINOIS FEW EV 0-41CO years ago. Mr. Etten attended parochial elementary grade and high school. His affiliations include membership in the Catholic Order of Foresters and American Leion, among others. During the war, Mr. Etten" served for three years with the Navy. At present, he is co-owner with his brother of the Chicago Machinery Movers and Erectors, Inc. He has been married for thirty-two years to the former Mary Brown. They have three children, Maureen Pintozzi, Marcella Dixon and Joseph Etten, Jr. Edgebrook Heights. Throughout his life he has lived in McHenry at various times, and since 1948 hasbeen a permanent resident. He is manager of Kleinhans Building Service. Mr. Dixon attended high school and the College of Commerce in Kenosha, Wis., and also took a course in business administration at Mississippi Southern college, Hattiesburg, Miss. For two years he served as alderman, filling the unexpired term of Donald Johnson. He and his wife, Loretta, ha^e three children, Loridale, 13, in Junior high; Robert, 8: and Glenn Pa*' 3, , Us. §§r*H 1 Hi GLENN D. DIXON Alderman, Second Ward A candidate for alderman in the second ward on the Independent ticket Is Glenn Dale Dixon of 303 Timothy Lane, - N THEODORE N. PlTZEN Alderman, Second Ward Theodore N. Pitzen of 407 Grove avenue, McHenry, is a candidate for alderman in the second ward on the Progressive ticket, a post he has held for the past four years. Mr. Pftzen, who is engaged in the plastering business, attended the local schools. He is affiliated with the\American Legion and the Little) League, and has served on the Plan Commission for two years. Mr. Pitzen is a veteran of the South Pacific in World War II. He and his wife, the former Lorraine Stilling, have six children, Kathy, 14; Mike, 13; Patty, 9; John, 8; Teddy,-6; and Annette, 4. Mr. Volpendesta, meat manager of the A & P store1 in. Woodstock,' attended grade school in Highwood and high school in Highland Park. He was finance officer for three years of the McHenry Legion post, drill instructor of the post and a member of the" rifle squad. His military service included three years during World War IL # , He and his 1 wife, Rosalyn, have a daughter, Diane, 7, and a son, Dennis, 5. " : 1 ' J gi«L. post in McHenry, the Catholic Order of Fores ten. and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He is married to the former Betty Lou Kjramer. They have a son, Randall, 8 years old, and a daughter, Rae Ellen, 5. DOMINIC VOLPENDESTA Alderman, Second Ward Dominic Volpendesta of 821 Ponca street, is in a three-way contest for alderman of the second ward, runniiig on the People's party ticket. He has lived in McHenry lor the past eight years. RAYMOND L SMITH Alderman, Third Ward Seeking,, the office of alderman in the third ward is Raymond L. Smith of the Progressive party ticket. He is a lifetime resident of the city, and now resides on 408 Elm street. Mr. Smith, an electrician, is & member of the American Le- PETER J. THELEN Alderman, Third Ward ». Peter J. Thelen of 300 E. Washington street ?s a candidate for alderman in the thir?\ ward on the People's party ticket. Mr. Thelen, who has resided for thirteen years in McHenry, is employed as a truck driver. In addition to his high school studies, he has one year Of college credits. For the past four years, hp has served as a third precinct committeeman. 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