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. i • . . ' . ' ' • : / --V Two local residents candidates for CUB Page 5 • PLAINDKAI.KR HKR 41.11. FRIDAY. DKCEMBEft Two McHenry County area residents are candidates to repre­ sent the 12th Congressional District as members of the board of directors of the Citizens Utility Board (CUB). They are Timothy Mears of Rouhd Lake, and Ursula Eichorn of Ingleside. Eichorn is employed in financial management and is an officer of the 4th District tax- Eayers' association. Mears is the ake County Coordinator of the Il­ linois Home Energy Assistance Program, and a consumer ac­ tivist. CUB is a statewide consumer advocacy group, funded entirely by its members. The purpose of CUB is to hire Attorneys, accoun­ tants, and other experts to appear on behalf of consumers at rate- making hearings before the Il­ linois Commerce Commission (ICC). All Illinois consumers may join CUB by sending in a $5 membership fee. The 12th Congressional District includes central and western Lake County, Northern Cook County, and McHenry County. Mears said utility bills are eating up a larger and larger por­ tion of the average working fami­ ly's budget. For senior citizens, and those on fixed incomes, utility costs can often come to 50 percent of total Income. Mears urges all 12th District consumers tor join CUB. "It won't work without representation by and for ordinary consumers. We can only succeed by joining together," Mears said. The landmark Citizens Utility Board legislation was passed by the General Assembly last fall after consumers in 113 com­ munities throughout the state sup­ ported it in local referendaums. This year, Governor James Thompson and other legislative leaders appointed an 11 member interim CUB board which opened a CUB office, launched a member­ ship and recruitment drive, and set up procedures for election of the permanent board of directors. Twenty-two directors will be elected by CUB members from each of Illinois' congressional districts. They will serve either two or four year terms without compensation. Svalander dancers slated for weekend performance 7.1W4| L'Abbe' to be named honored queen Saturday Anne Marie L'Abbe', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David L'Abbe, will be installed as Honored Queen, Bethel 98, Crystal Lake, International Order of Job's Daughters, on Saturday Dec. 8. The Installation of Officers will be held at 7:15 p.m. at the Crystal Lake Masonic Temple. Anne is the third generation Honored Queen in one family. Her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Wolff, is Past Honored Queen of Bethel 8, Milwaukee, and her mother is Past Honored Queen of Bethel 9, Wauwatosa. Her father is Past Master Builder of D.C. Cregier 57 Chicago, and a member of Kelvyn Park Lodge 1075. Deanna Yearby, Past Honored Queen of Bethel 98 and Grand Bethel Jr. Custodian of the state of Illinois will also install: Syrene Myhar, senior princess; Karen Beahler, junior princess; Susan Hoak, guide; Patti Vanek, mar­ shal; Laura Vanek, chaplain; Kel­ ly Strong, treasurer; Jenny PUBLIC NOTICE Notic* Is hereby given that the office of Township Clerk of Nunda Township will be open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm on December 10, 1W4 to December 17, 1984 for the purpose of accepting candidate petitions for the Primary Election to be held on February 26th, 1984, for the following offices: Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Assessor Township Highway Commissioner (4) Township Trustees <--r To acquire the necessary papers for filing please contact the Township Clerk at 459-4011 or 459-4274. NUNDA TOWNSHIP MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS -W KATHLEEN C.HARPER ~ . TOWN CLERK DATED: November27,1984 (Published In the Plaindealer-Herald, Nov. 30, Dec. 5,7,1984) M122 Gerstad, recorder; Janet Bosse', musician; Heather Mahl, first messenger; Dottie Stewart, se­ cond messenger; Sharlan Penn, third messenger; Venus Obara, fourth messenger; Heather Gilmer, fifth messenger; Debbie Bosse', senior custodian; Tamfete Sornson, junior custodian am Kristy Gilmer, inner guard. Job's Daughters is an Interna­ tional Organization for young girls between the ages of 11 and 20 with Masonie affilation. Bethel 98 welcomes new members. For in­ formation contact the Honored Queen care of the Bethel, 200 Ellsworth, Crystal Lake. Excerpts from "The Nut­ cracker" and other festive dances will be included in Judith Svalander Dance Theatre's program when the company performs at the Woodstock Opera House on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7 and jj. In its third annual ap­ pearance, the company each year presents different scenes from the holiday ballet, dances from other major ballets and new works. Artistic director Judith Svalander heads the company formed several years ago. Last year noted choreographer Pamela Bedford also joined the company's staff. Headauarted in Crystal Lake, Svalander has established and teaches at what has become one of the. largest dance schools in Illinois.) Some »nts from communities throughout northern Illinois train weekly. » Like Hubbarti Street Dance Company, Judith Svalander Dance\Theatrk draws the majority of its danders from the most talented of those enrolled in the schooK Invited soloists often complement the company. Featured works in this year's 1 program include "Kingdom of ' the Snow" from '"Hie Nut- ' cracker," Pamela Bedford's J "Rhapsody in Blue," and Judith Svalander's "A Friend," based , on Joan Walsh Anglund's , children's book entitled "A , Friend is Someone Who Likes You." * Performances are scheduled for Friday, Dec. 7, at 8:15 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 8, at 2 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Reserved seats are priced at $7 and $5 for adults and $4 for students. Reser­ vations or further information may be obtained by calling the J Woodstock Opera House box * office at (815 ) 338-5300. , APPOINTMENT * Governor James Thompson has appointed Stanford L. Levin , as a member of the Illinois ' Commerce Commission. Levin, 38, of Edwardsville, has been an *i associate professor of'i Economics at Southern Illinois 4 University-Edwards ville since 1 1972. He will be paid $38,000 a year and requires Senate con-1 firmation. ,• 12 FREE DINNERS The Perfect CHRISTMAS SIFT! 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