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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER "SERVING THE CH A IN-O-LA KES REGION SINCE 1875 SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1969 Judge William M. Carroll, second from right, receives the "Man of the Year" award from the Notre Dame Club of McHenry County at a demonstrative tribute given him last week. Judge Carroll has served on the Circuit court bench since 1945. He was in the Notre Dame class of 1915. From left, Leo Powers, re­ tiring president, Crystal Lake; Tim Galvin, Class of 1916, featured speaker who is a mem­ ber of the Notre Dame board of trustees; Judge Carroll, and Joe Conerty, Jr., master of ceremonies and last year's winner of the honor. DON PEASLEY PHOTO OUTSTANDING VALUES Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday SIZES 6-16 •SANFORIZED COTTON FABRIC •BRIGHT NEW FALL COLORS Action, geometric & striped pat­ terns for yonr action-packed boy. Rib knit trim, boxer waist. m Boy's Flannel 2-PC. Pajamas 27 BOMBER STYLE VINYL JACKETS Heavy quilted lining keeps him warm in bitterest wea­ ther. 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Occasion was Universal Notre Dame Night, and Judge Carroll was named the Notre Dame club's "Man of the Year" to highlight the evening pro­ gram at Crystal Lake. Judge Carroll was honored for his outstanding career as a lawyer, state's attorney, leg­ islator, trial court jiklge and appellate court judge. In his remarks acknowledging plau­ dits of the large throng, Judge Carroll made some headline news, too, with an offhand an­ nouncement. After thanking the club mem­ bers, he said they were honor­ ing both him and his family, and he added: "I look to the future with enthusiasm. I shall enter on a new term as Circuit Judge in 1970." He announced his in­ tention to stand for re-election as Circuit Judge, a position he has held since June 1945 and has been thrice re-elected, 1952, 1958 and 1964. Judge Carroll elaborated on the significance of the honor accorded him, observing, "In a real sense this is not a tribute to me personally but a reward exemplifying your trust in me as a judge. I think a judge on the bench becomes im­ bued with the spirit of the re­ sponsibility and is dedicated to the job entrusted to him." Joseph Conerty, Jr., recip­ ient of the award last year, was master of ceremonies. Leo Powers, club president, made the presentation to Judge Car­ roll. Among featured speakers was Timothy Galvin, member of the Notqe Dame university board of trustees and a mem­ ber of the Class of 1916. Judge Carroll was in the Notre Dame Class of 1915. Galvin revealed a new law center five stories in height will be built northeast of the main library. This will enable the university to have 600 stu­ dents in law. University en­ rollment for the first time this year will exceed8,000students, and the freshman class has 1,670 members! One of the finest tributes accorded Judge Carroll was given by the Rev. Joseph Egan, retired pfstor at St. Mary's. He entertained the audience with timely remarks,, then spoke seriously of his longtime friend. "Judge Carroll," he asserted, "is made of the material that made this country great and the same character that has helped guide this nation through every crisis it has faced." In the business session of the meeting, John Orso, Crystal Lake, was installed as pres­ ident and John Corrigan, Lake- wood, was installed as vice- president. Meyer of 1210 S. Blackhawk, McHenry, has entered Iowa State university as a fresh­ man student. A 1969 graduate of MCHS, James intends to major in aerospace engineer­ ing at the Ames, Iowa, campus. JAMES MEYER STUDENT -- James Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Among those attending the gala gathering were Judge Car­ roll's two sons; William, Jr., Woodstock attorney, and Jim, who is active in public relations and is teaching at Notre Dame. PLAN SCIENCE MEET Nine midwest states have a- greed to hold a Midwest Governors' Conference on Sci­ ence, Technology and State Gov­ ernment in June 1970. 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