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I'AliK IH - McHENRY PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1974 POLITICAL CORNER Judge Dismisses Complaint Of Ron Stroupe Ron Stroupe of Huntley filed a complaint in Woodstock Circuit court against William E. McCormick, chairman of the Representative committee of the Democratic party in the 33rd district. The suit has since then been dismissed. Stroupe alleged that McCormick, alone or in conspiracy with one or more others, was attempting to manipulate the electoral process by not filing, as required by law, a resolution specifying the number of candidates to be nominated for state representative at the March 19-primary. Stroupe also alleged that Tom Hanahan, candidate for reelection and Democratic chairman of McHenry county, personally interfered and, in conspiracy, with McCormick, kept secret the fact that their actions, or non-actions, would lead to the nomination of three candidates instead of just Hanahan and Stroupe, the only ones to file nominating petitions and generally believed to be the only ones who could be nominated. On Feb. 5, Judge Cooney heard arguments and dismissed the case, saying that the law is directory, not mandatory. Stroupe quotes the law as saying "the committee shall meet, shall determine the number to be nominated and shall file a resolution with the Secretary of State specifying the number." Stroupe, in commenting on the decision, said; "Republicans Cal Skinner and Bruce Waddell have been guaranteed reelection as state representatives. Democrat Tom Hanahan made the guarantee and is delivering on it." Women Of The Moose The meeting of Feb. 5 was called to order by Senior Regent Carol Sexton, with nineteen members present. This month is Hospital committee month. The chair­ man, Mae Larre, was escorted to the altar and introduced her committee. Enrollment was held for Suzanne Olson, sponsored by Dorothy Daley, and Carol Budaj, sponsored by Marion Vornkahl. Balloting was held for three members. The ballot was favorable. They are now eligible to be elected to membership. An attendance pin was awarded to Vicki DeStepanatis by her sponsor, Marion Vor­ nkahl, for attending four meetings. Chapter Rally day will be held March 3 at Woodstock. We hope all officers and chairmen will be able to attend. Please notify the senior regent as soon as possible of your answer. We will need practice, so don't delay. We had five birthday girls: Marge Granath, Monique Kopp, Vicki De Stepanatis, Suzanne Olson and Pat Swanson. The attendance award was not drawn. The special award was won by Eileen Hodgson. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. Refreshments were served by the Hospital committee. Publicity Committee Service News Navy Seaman James M. Gram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Gram of 10715 Commercial street, Richmond, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. \ , 3 •V THE OLD TIMER From Mrs. Rosa L. Stewart, Urbana, Illinois: I was born in Indiana and remember walking 1% miles to school. There were 11 children in my family. Mother made her own soap and often I had the job of putting water in the ash hopper for lye. We picked blackberries on the farm, made sorghum, syrup from the maple trees, raised tobacco. We lived in a two-room home in the hollow. Brother made home made sleds for the younger chil­ dren. We would climb the hill and run clear down to the back door. Everyone had to work, but we enjoyed it. We made popcorn in the open fireplace and carried water from a spring. 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