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APRIL 3,1981 Make your Reservations Now for In Academic Competition Census Gives One More Deaths Judge To 19th Circuit Chief Judge Robert K McQueen of the 19th Judicial Circuit announces that as a result of|the 1980 census an addition#! associate judge has been authorized by the Supreme court for the 19th Judicial Circuit. This vacancy will be filled by the Circuit judges of this Circuit Any attorney licensed to practice law in this state who seeks appointment to fill a vacancy will have 30 days from the date of this nojfce to file an application with the chief judge of this Circuit and with Roy ?0. Gulley, director of the ad­ ministrative office of the Illinois Courts, Supreme court building. Springfield, HI.. 62706. Forms may be obtained from the director's office at Springfield; from the ad­ ministrative office of the Illinois Courts at 30 North Micragan Avnue. Chicago, III . H0602; or from the chief judge's office at 18 North County street, Waukegan. 111., 60085. Those attorneys who have previously applied for the position of associate judge within the last year will have their previous applications reconsidered if they will write a letter, requesting such reconsideration and reapplication for the position, directed to Judge C.ulley with a copy to the chief judge First April Recycling Saturday Recycling of paper, cardboard, glass, steel cans, oil, and aluminum products has expanded to twice a month. These drives are held on the first and third Saturdays of each month in the southeast corner of the McHenry Market place for 9 a m until 1 p.m They are under the sponsorship of the McHenry County Defenders and other community groups This Saturday, April 4, the cooperating groups will be the Congregational Universalist church and the McHenry County Religious Society of Friends. Members from the two churches will be on hand to work along with the McHenry County Defenders in seeing that cars are unloaded of properly prepared materials and to move the material along toward being made into useful products again. COPPER COUNTRY The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30 p m in the Lake Villa township hall, corner of Grand avenue and Fairfield road. A slide program en­ titled. "Copper Country Varieties" will be presented by Frank Buittner. vice- president Night Owls Are Favored On April 7 The McHenry Public library will celebrate National Library week, April 5-11, with a one night all-nighter. The library will be open around the clock Tuesday. April 7. to accommodate adults who work nights or for some reason prefer using the facilities at night. The public is asked to visit the library, meet the librarians and browse. Coffee and doughnuts will be served and business will be conducted throughout the night. ROY (R.J.) MILI.ER Roy John (R.J.) Miller, 76, former owner and operator of the McHenry theatre, died in Springfield. 111., March 26. Mr. Miller opened the first theatre in McHenry in 1932, and named it the Colony Theatre. In 1949, he opened the McHenry Outdoor Theatre, located on Chapel Hill road. His wife Anastasia iPhalen) Miller preceded him in death in 1949. He is survived by one son, John Phalen Miller of Springfield Burial was in Quincy. III. MICHAEL YOl'NG Michael Young, 82, of Waukegan. died Wednesday evening. Apr 1. at his home. He was born and raised in Johnsburg Among his survivors are three brothers. Bernard Jung. McHenry; Joseph Jung. Woodstock and Matt Jung. Johnsburg: and two sisters. Frances Jung, Johnsburg and Rose Diedrich. McHenry jA funeral Mass will be leered Saturday. 9:30 a.m.. at| Immaculate Conception church, Waukegan and bursal will be in Warren cemetery. Lake Villa, III. Visitation is at the Quiet dale funeral home. 1045 S. IJtica street. Waukegan The art of living is the process of getting along with people you do not like. One fault with some members of the younger generation is that they dislike work. mi Mil nil I Ml K* I. >v I'ktsl SI • i I I I) H , M I - I! >.! WILLIAM HI Rl -SIGOLRM ̂ VM AVI R CHRISM >['HI R PI L V1MLR hhMIMSS .11 AMIS WOODS • ...... • niill.fh Mill I|S|| II \! . I. Mt\il. II." • • l\ \l. \ r'l un-v I !Tjl «» 1 K if •WMIMCMmnai ] H win i luuui FRIDAY: 7:00-9:00 SATURDAY A SUNDAY 2:00,4:00,7:00,9:00 MONDAY--THURSDAY 7:15 Starts April 10 - STAR WARS PRESEASON AIR CONDITIONING SALE •17a ton 840.00 •2 ton 880.00 •2'/a ton 965.00 •3 ton 1042.00 •3% ton 1210.00 •4 ton 1255.00 I Completely installed irregular installations will cost extra Creative Kitchens I Baths lee. Nntiii Dhrisiw 3012 W. It. 120 McHenry 344-11M CALL NOW t SAVE SALE ENDS APRIL 24th Students from both McHenry high schools recently participated in academic competition held at McHenry County college. The students were taking part in the Junior Engineering Technical society contest often referred to as JETS competition. Eleven area high schools entered the contest, whicht^was sponsored by the college's science and math departments in cooperation with the University of Illinois College of Engineering. The students took tests measuring their knowledge of biology, mathematics, engineering, graphics, chemistry, physics, and English. The competition was divided into two classes. Class A was established for schools with fewer than 750 students and Class AA included schools with more than 750 students. The Marian Central high school team won the Class A competition and the Crystal Lake South students won the Class AA contest. Sandeep Lahoti, a West campus sophomore, was third in math for Class A schools. Following the competition, the students were provided a luncheon at the college and heard a presentation on careers in the engineering field. East campus students in picture, front row, left to right, are Karen Strohman, Judy Snyder, Kathy McGee, Brian Wrooa, Lisa Adams, Mike McWllliams, Patty Reeves and Sue Malenius; back row, left to right, Dave Luckett, coach; Rhonda Sweetwood, Rill Teichmiller, Brian Pender, Rob Kalck, Gary Trembly, and Coach Vic Poco. West campus students, front row, left to right, are Sandeep Lahoti, Jim Verstege, Krista Kaefer, Melissa Mayberry and Stephanie Allen, back row, left to right, Brian Nellis, Jeff Bjorn, Ron Glawe, coach; Matt Mroz, Aruna Lahoti. Jean Hoch, Sandy Gilbert and Kim Romano. Mike Stagg was absent from picture. JN STOCK! Carpet By Armstrong *Burllngton '4.95 to *11.95 sq. yd. LiaelemBy (Armstrong •Mannington 195 to D.95 yt 115 N. Main St. Downtown Crystal Lake| 459-5933 Group Performs At City Church AT THE PRINCESS: * * * Roger Ebert ' " A Film of enormous suspense in the Hitchcock tradition." # Rex Reed E YEWITNESS f e I Wm ml exposed to rabies. The last Rabies Increase Expected r,« ,n 6610 W.Rt. 120 • Come and get acquainted with Cooper Kiddie College • Meet Our Staff •See our facilities and learn about our program 385-1008 McHENRY Cooper Kiddie College T-Shirt to children registered for fall on this date. VfreeV JOHN L FREUND FREUND FUNERAL HOMES •WONDER LAKE 7611 HANCOCK DR. 815-728-0233 COOPER-FREUND •MARENGO 205 N. STATE 815-568-7345 Isaiah S3, an eight piece Contemporary Christian music group, will be per­ forming Sunday, April 5 at 7 p.m at the First United Methodist church in McHenry. 1-53 is from the Faith Presbyterian church in McHenry The group has been performing concerts in area churches for the past year Isaiah 53 recently performed to a capacity gathering at the Chain O'Lake church in Johnsburg Anyone interested in having Isaiah 53 perform for a group can call 344-5696 CHILDREN'S mATINffr FLIPPER ALL SEATS SO' SAT SUN- START 1:30, FINISH 3:00 . START 3:30, FINISH 5:00 Matinees Daily April 10-17, through Spring Vacation Moms • Browse in Woodstock's fine stores and let your children enjoy a matinee! No other source gives the light of Truth as the Bible, the Book from God! "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." (Psa. 119» 105). STMT HIE BIBLE WITH VS. SERVICES: 10AM Sunday Bible Study For All Age Groups 11AM Sunday Worship 6PM Sunday Evening Worship 7 30PM Wednesday Eve. Worship (Sfye Ctttjurrlj of (Cljrist t'/j block north of Rte. 176) Raymond T. Exum, Minister 401 N. Oak St., Crystal Lake 459-4160 Illinois may be facing a third consecutive year of increased animal rabies, according to William L. Kempiners, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health He said that, as of March 17. the 1981 total of reported rabid animals stands at 74. "This is slightly higher than the 65 rabid animals reported by the same date last year, and last year was an all-time record high." he said. During 1980, 524 confirmed cases of animal rabies oc­ curred in Illinois. The previous high was in 1945 when 477 cases occurred In 1979, there were 227 cases; 76 cases in 1978 , 54 in 1977; and 55 in 1976. "Even more disturbing", Kempiners said, "is the increase of rabies in domestic (farm and pet) animals " Last year, 10 percent of the rabid animals were domestic. So far this year, 23 percent of the rabid animals are domestic. "Because people have more frequent contact with domestic animals, this means more human ex­ posure to rabies," Kem­ piners said Skunks are still the most common rabid animals, and are thought to be the source of infection for most domestic animals. * Eleven rabid cattle and five rabid cats have already been reported this year, as compared with 29 rabid cattle and 11 rabid cats during all of 1980 "Rabid cattle pose a special problem". Kem­ piners said, "in that farmers and veterinarians frequently become exposed to the saliva of a sick animal before they realize the animal has rabies " Kempiners urged that residents in all parts of the state make certain their pet dogs and cats have been immunized against rabies He pointed out that there is no proven effective rabies vaccine for wild animals. Each year rabies vaccine is provided by the state health department to 200-300 persons who have been Legal Notice Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of the City of McHenry, Illinois, at the City Hall (Municipal Building), 1111 North Green Street, until 10:00 a m on Monday, April 13, 1981, for underground fuel tanks and pumps to be installed at the Public Works Maintenance Building, 105 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois, 60050. Specifications may .be secured in the office of the City Clerk The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or to waive any in­ formality in any bid and to accept any considered ad­ vantage to the City. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Barbara E. Gilpin, City Cierk (Pub April 3& 8,1981) No. 810177 Isaiah Music i t