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r PAGE 2t - PLAINDEALER-WEDjftESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1976 VED^S Wonder Lake -v an Huff 7280267 ASK Removal Ice, Snow Carriers Yonder Lake residents are « being asked to remove ice and snow from porches, steps and sidewalks during the winter season to lessen the dangers to mail carriers^ and other deli very men. WELCOME SON Welcoming a son are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liggett of 7317 Oak- wood Drive, Wonder I^ake. The baby was born on Dec. 26. in McHenry hospital and has been named Christopher Michael. ,He weighed 7 lbs., 5oz., at birth and has two big brothers, John, 4, and David, 3, at home. Christopher's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Richard Daw of Quincy and Mrs. Cecilia (Honey) Liggett, also of Quincy. He also has a great- grandmother, Mrs Effie Daw of Quincy. The baby's mother is the former Jo Ann Daw. BELATED BIRTHIMY Belated birthday greetings to Tommy Kacprowicz. son of Mrs. Kathy Kacprowicz. 7611 Deep Spring Koad. Tommy was seven years ol(^ on Jan 2. Tommy's proud grandmother is Helen Pedersen. Best wishes to you. Tommy, and have a happy year' - r ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary greetings to Dr S.L. Ruggero and his Mary The Ruggero's celebrated years of togetherness on Jan 4. And we wish a happy anniversary to Jack and Jo Ann Liggettt, who celebrate their tenth, on Jan. 8 And our best wishes to Rich and Tiny Kuzicka as they celebrate another anniversary on Jan. 12. We wish you all many more happy years to come! HAPPINESS IS Happiness is...wishing Marie Yegge "all the best" as she retires after 23 years with the Plaindealer. And our thanks, Marie, for putting up with our share of mfstaken apostrophes and for teaching us how to spell charivari, among other things...and for your words of encouragement to this Wonder Lake correspondent during these past five years We hope for you. Marie, that the best is yet to come! Happiness is...Mike Weber, delivering the evening paper - on hi?r snowmobile. Happiness is. welcoming all those patriotic feelings being stirred up as we begin our "bicentenniaf year of 1976. Happiness is...peace. Area Artists Invited To * Enter Show Artists in the Chicagoland area are invited to compete in the eleventh Union League Art show which is offering over $20,000 in awards and purchase prizes. The sljow is accepting original works in oil, tempera, acrylic, pastel, gouache, collage or water color, which must be submitted before March 2. ^ The Union League Art show is sponsored jointly by the Union League club of Chicago Nominate Three New Hospital Board Members •i - l I ̂ • H "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" Nominations for the board of directors of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association include three new members proposed by the nominating committee. The annual meeting of the association is set for Tuesday night. Jan. 27 at Crystal Lake. Members will be receiving a reservation form together with an official notice of the annual meeting within a few days, said, Bert Hanson, executive director. Directors will be elected. New nominees include Louis and its Civic and Arts foun­ dation to afford recognition to local artists and is one of the most financially rewarding shows in the area. Limited to those artists residing within 250 miles of Chicago, it offers a first purchase prize of $1,500 for oil. $500 for water color, second and third place prizes in botb categories and many purchase * prizes. / Pull information and the conditions of competition are available by writing the Union League Club, Room 914, 65 W» Jackson Blvd , Chicago, 60604. Aiello and Mrs. Virgil Smith, each nominated for three-year terms, and Mrs. Char Barber, nominated for a one-year term. Retiring from the board are George W. Frame and Lloyd Gould, each completing the maximum six consecutive years permitted by the by-laws, and Mrs. Margery Emery, who retired as auxiliary president last October. Nominated for re-election are these present directors: Ernest Bohn, Jr., George W. Frejd, Mrs. Phyllis Habeck. Ron F. Huber, Mrs. Bernadette Lin- der. Kenneth Schuh, Joseph P. Sullivan and Gordon E. Thurow. Miss Nleolal Winner Of Ivy Leaf Award Miss Marian E. Nicolai, 4804 Bonner drivfs, • McHenry, received an Ivy Leaf award at Aurora (IL) college for superior scholarship during the fall term. A senior, Miss Nicolai is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicolai. BRANCH COURT Associate Circuit Judge Leonard Brody Hans Bjorkman, 2515 N. Regner, McHenry, guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $200 and costs. Other charges of disorderly conduct and ob­ structing a peace officer were nolle prossed on a motion by the state's attorney. Edward S. Mitchell, 5205 Lake street, McHenry, charged with driving while license suspended or revoked, amended to expired driver's license less than six months, fined $50 and costs. Another charge of battery was nolle prossed on a motion by the state's attorney. Joseph F. Fino, Jr., 3715 Young street, McHenry, guilty of disobeying a stop sign, fined $15 and costs; also guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $25 and costs. Another charge of resisting a peace officer was David T. Arthur, academic dean at Aurora, announced that 126 students have been recognized for outstanding scholarship during the fall term 1975. wncnvi WED i AN' 7 Tw" WM., JAN. 11 family centers anA !* lL °CC#pt M<"t«rcharg« and BankAmerlcard. rt'« convenient •o go h°m« with what you wont and poy lator. l Ir̂ m ft.' The Douglas Aluminum Snow Shovol . 14" x 18" lightweight aluminum blade makes shoveling easier. Durable, weathertlght hardwood handlot. 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Dotollod Interior ond docols add to tha dotolls. Chooso from Swpor Bootto. Von, Pick-Up or VW Compor. Our Rag I.St nolle prossed on a motion by the state's attorney. Conrad Rupp, 1321 Lakeview, McHenry, charged with cteating and maintaining a nuisance, case dismissed. Ronald Rukujzo. 3604 W. Main. McHenry, guilty of theft under $150, fined $25 and costs. Associate Circuit Judge Roland Herrmann Daniel R. Miller, 40K W. Kane, McHenry, guilty of driving While license revoked or suspended, placed on six months' probation.. COMPLAINTS , Detective James Barnes charges that on Dec. 28, DeWayne Davis of 2117 English Prairie road. Spring Grove, committed the offense of aggravated battery in that he did intentionally and without legal justification shoot Robert Mack with a pistol (357 magnum) striking him in the head thereby causing bodily harm to Mack. Bond set at $10,000, court date Jan. 6. Officer Robert Winters charges that on Dec. 23, Kenneth A. Ehredt of 3220 W. Idyll Dell road, McHenry, committed the offense of aggravated battery in that he did intentionally and without legal justification, strike said officer in the face with his fist and did kick the officer thereby causing bodily harm to the officer. Officer * James A. Molnar charges that on Dec. 23, Kenneth A. Ehredt of 3220 W. Idyll Dell road, McHenry, committed the offense of resisting a peace officer in that he did knowingly punch and kick said officer while in the performance of his duties. Bond set at $1,000. Officer James Molnar charges that on Dec. 23, Anton R. Cajthaml of 3707 W. John street, McHenry, committed the offense of obstructing a peace officer in that he did obstruct said officer while in the performance^ his duties in a fracas at the corner of Elm and Riverside drive. Bond set at $1,000. Police Tickets Richard L. Jones, 5414 May, Richmond, obedience to traffic control signal. Daniel J. Tomano, Jr., 49 John, Crystal Lake, speeding 51 in a 35 mph zone. Maxine E. Srotir, 8017 Route 120, Woodstock, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. / Kenneth V. Brauns, 101 Franklin, Crystal Lake, speeding 50 in a 35 mph zone. Thomas W. Ludwig, 4221 South, McHenry, speeding 43* in a 25 mph zone. j Edward M. Gorman, 4008 Kane, McHenry, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. ""Robert M. Phillips, 3003 Virginia, McHenry, speeding 67 in a 30 mph zone. Randy Lamberg, 4913 Prairie, McHenry, speeding 55 in a 40 mph zone. Stephen C. Staeben, 228 Mesa, Hoffman Estates, speeding 55 in a 40 mph zone. James K. Chesler, 8414 Alden, Wonder Lake, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Janice M. Jansen, 3540 Adelphi, Waukegan, speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. John B. Franz, 5006 West- wood, McHenry, speeding 51 in a 30 mph zone. Edward Johnson, 5015 W. Willow, McHenry, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Ralph H. Hohr, 6015 Blue court. Crystal Lake, speeding in a 30 mph zone. Karl H. Weber, 905 S. Woodland Circle, Island Lake, speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone. Make Today Count Service Offered Public The next meeting of Make Today Count will be held Monday night, Jan. 12, at the Batavia Civic center, 327 W. Wilson street, Batavia, at 7:30 p.m. Make Today Count is a » service organization open to anyone who has a severe disease or who has suffered the loss of a loved one from such a disease. There are no dues. It is non-denominational, a not-for- profit organization devoted in its structure to helping other people cope with crippling diseases. By helping others, each member learns to accept and conquer his fears about disease. The members also try to help families of other 4400 W. ROUTE 120; McHENRY. ILLINOIS HORNSBYS 5s. family centers RT. 47 & CNTRY. CLB. RD., WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS Need a Hocky Stick? You can get them at Vytitai's Pro Hardware for 50% off Regular Price 1228 N. Green Street McHenry, III. 385-0098 Theatre Veterans To Take Leads, In "Tunnel Of Love" "The Tunnel of Love", a comedy by Joseph Fields and Peter Devries, .will be presented by the American Repertory Theatre System at the McHenry Country club, 820 N. John street. McHenry. Yvonne Alton of McHenry has been cast as Isolde Poole. Mrs. Alton is a newcomer to the area, but not a newcomer to the stag£„. Mrs. Alton has appeared with the Lincoln Park, Gom- pass Park, Margate Park theatres and at Mill Run in such roles as Mrs. Malloy in "The Matchmaker", Cora in "Dark at the Top of the Stairs" and as Mrs. Margolin in "Forty Carats" Co-starring with Mrs. Alton will be Dave Huffman as Augie Poole. Mr. Huffman's on-stage experience is extensive. He has appeared in many productions for the Woodstock Fine Arts, association, Townsquare Players, Theatre company and the Black Watch Players.-His acting talent has delighted local audiences with such a variety df roles as Will Parker in "Oklahoma", Jimmy Curry in "The Rainmaker", Captain Keller in "The Miracle Worker". The spotlight will be shared with other veteran actors, Ann Marie Cina, as Miss Mc- Cracken, has appeared as Mame in "Mame", Adelaide in "Guys and Dolls"; Lillian Allen as Alice Pepper, has appeared as Dorothy Cleves in "Any Wednesday" and Bloody Mary in "South Pacific"; Marie Kenyon as Estelle Novick, has appeared as Sylvia Greer in "Paisley Convertible"; and the ever popular Nicholas Muschal as Dick Pepper, has appeared in the leading roles in "The Rainmaker", "The Gazebo", and "The Price". "The Tunnel of Love", under the direction of Barbara D. Miller, will be presented in the Red Carpet room at the McHenry Country club Jan. 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 and 31. Theatre­ goers may purchase separate play tickets (curtain at 8 p.m.) or may take advantage of a savings by purchasing dinner- theatre package. Since reservations will be necessary for the dinner-theatre package it is advisable to call 815-385- 1072 or 675-2066, or write to A.R.T.S., Box 542, McHenry, at an early date. Payroll Checks Awarded 117,152 State Employees Comptroller George W. Lindberg has released statistics of payroll checks issued to state employees for work performed in October, 1975. There were 117,152 em­ ployees of all state agencies in October, 1975, an increase of 1,245, or 1.1 percent, as com­ pared to September, 1975. Exclusive of educational institutions, the October, 1975, total was 76,598, a decrease of 13, or .02 percent, from the September, 1975, figure. Changes by major groups were: Constitutional officers and courts down 33, oj* .4 per­ cent; code departments up. 53, or .1 percent; major com­ missions up 15, or .4 percent; miscellaneous agencies down 48, or 2.6 percent. Payrolls for all agencies totaled $109,355,635, a decrease of $737,235, or .7 percent from September, 1975. Payrolls for all agencies except educational institutions were $75,908,080, a decrease of $1,293,764, or 1.7 percent. , ̂ The number of employees in October, 1975, was 2,452 more than in October, 1974. Educational institutions in­ creased by 7|D3; all other state agencies increased by 1,749. Total payroll costs for all state agencies increased $7,228,149, or 7.1 percent from October, 1974, to October, 1975. members accept the condition of their loved ones. By making each day count, members try to help other members. Those who wish more information about this organization should contact Wanda Murray, 896-4591 or Edna Helm, 232-0084. P U N C H L I N E O F T H E W E E K ONE OF OUR SUBURBAN/ STORES HAS ANNOUNCED PLANS TO OPEN A COWNTOWkJ BRANCH.