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PAGE 3 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1983 1ST THING YOU NOTICE IS QUALITY ft FINE LEATHER CLEANING I •ANY LEATHER $ 1 Q95 JACKET OR COAT •ANY SUEDE $ 1 If 95 JACKET OR COAT I # (COUPONS DO NOT APPLY) Noon til 9 p.cn For Reservations Calf Observe Law Day SHAW MEOIA NfWS SCRVICE "Sharing in Justice" is the theme of Law day this year, which the McHenry County Bar association will observe April 29 at a special ceremony in the main courtroom of McHenry County Courthouse. The general public is invited to participate in the ceremony to be conducted at 11 a.m. by the bar association with Judge Roland Herrmann presiding. Presentations will be made to gtjgffept essay cqntestwinnersaijd the,, Liberty. Bell award will be given to a deserving county resident, according to R. Maqk Gummerson of the Law day committee. He said the bar association's theme, Sharing in Justice, emphasizes that3 like shareholders in a corporation, every American citizen holds stock in the joint venture called American justice. The theme relates that each citizen is given shares in America as an inheritance passed down from generation to generation, an inheritance which has incresed in value for two centuries. These shares...freedom of speech, the right to a trial by jury, the right to privacy, the guarantee of equal treatment under the law, the benefit of laws regulating labor, pollution and business, and the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty, among hundreds of others...give every citizen an interest in American justice. The Law day theme tells citizens they can vote their shares in American justice by working for J candidates, [ telling their representatives how they want them to vote, serving as a juror, voting thoughtfully and intelligently, and volunteering time to better their neighborhood, school, town or city. "Citizens have an obligation, to themselves and to their families and neighbors, to share in the making of justice. Don't let someone else make it for you. Justice demands your par­ ticipation. Justice demands sharing," according to the Law Day theme. Boost McHenry's Attributes In 1983 Fiesta Days Theme BIRTHS "McHenry: Seasons Four!" is the theme of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce's 1983 Fiesta Days festival of events to be held July 22 through 31. The Theme Selection committee believes that McHenry truly is a year- round playground for family activities both indoors and outside, With the abundant natural jrewpr?es of J#kes, parks, and open countryside, the settings for hiking, cycling, picnicing, t0 camping, fishing, boating, skiing, sledding, tobogganing, snowmobiling, and skating are McHenry's gift to all who choose to enjoy. With the development of natural resources, McHenry offers swimming, tennis, baseball, football, soccer, softball, horseback riding, gofling, theater and concerts. 1983 Fiesta Days event is dedicated to the celebration of all those natural and developed resources for family fun. "McHenry: Seasons Four!" is expected to inspire spontaneous, diversified, and very personalized ideas for parade floats and bed race entries from many organizations as well as businesses. Application forms for both events will be available shortly in the Chamber office. The Theme night production at Pearl street park will be an original script written, directed and produced by A1 Smith of McHenry. The evening will feature some of McHenry's finest theatrical talents of all ages and will be costumed by Marge Olszewski. MEET FOR RETARDED The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the McHenry County Association for the Retarded will be held Thursday, April 28, at 8 p.m. at 4001 Dayton street, McHenry. Theme night chairman, Judy Irwin, will also be production and technical assistant. A complete repertoire and roster of thespians and dancers will be published in the Fiesta Days Guide and in greater detail in later press releases. Confusion On Village Board Although it is two weeks since the election, confusion still exists in the village of Sunnyside. Only two of the four trustees who will serve Sunnyside village govern­ ment were sworn in last week. They were Andrew Eichhorn and Gregory Nowak, both of whom had failed to win election as write-in candidates. Nevertheless, they were declared elected when two of the winnning candidates on the ballot, Steven and Pamela Bethel, were determined to be ineligible to hold office because they were not residents of the village for the required year. Lillian Pomonis left the meeting and was not sworn in for a four-year term. Cathy Rogers, who was elected to a two-year term, said she left after the meeting was adjourned' and also ' was not installed. When asked Monday morning, Village Attorney Donald Truckenbrod did not comment as to when the swearing in of Ms. Pomonis and Ms. Clark would take place. Village Clerk Betty Messer com­ mented, "It will now be up to the State of Illinois Board of Elections to make the decision as to what happens". The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village board will be held Tuesday, May 3. Harold and Ber- nadette Rail, 4309 W. Shore drive, McHenry, became parents of their third son April 10 and named him Samuel Adam. The 7 lbs. 9 oz. infant was born at McHenry hospital and he was welcomed home by his brothers, Peter, Maternal grandparents are Anthony and Eileen Cittadino of Stream- wood, 111. Mr. Harry Rail of Bartlett, 111. is the paternal grand­ father. Kevin Andrew is the name chosen by John and Terri Shea, 3608 M i d d l e s t r e e t , McHenry, for their second son. The baby boy entered the world April 11, at McHenry hospital, weighing seven pounds. He has a four-year-old brother, B r i a n . M a t e r n a l g r a n d p a r e n t s a r e Richard and Ann Radtke of McHenry. Vincent and Violet Shea of Wauconda, 111. are the paternal grandparents. Great-grandparents are Walter and Anna Eggebrecht of Chicago and Ruth E. Radtke of Granville, 111. Mike and Gay Kalfus, 915 N. River road, McHenry, announce the birth of their second daughter on April 11. Melissa Ann weighed in at 6 lbs. 11 oz., at McHenry hospital. She was eagerly awaited at home by Stacy, age four and a half. Mrs. Alice Costello of Oceanside, Calif, is the infant's maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Mike and Kay Kalfus of Port Richey, Fla. A boy, Matthew Aaron, 6 lbs. 7 oz., was born April 11 at Good Shepherd hospital, Batrington, to$ara arid* - Chuck Neary of Island Lake. A 7 lbs. lOVfe oz. baby boy was born April 13, at Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington, to Michael and Julie Flaxman of Island Lake, and they named him Andrew. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnett of -Arlington Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Flaxman of Roselle, 111. are the paternal grandparents. William R. and IN "SOUTH PACIFIC'-CarolineGrenman, center, in her role as Bloody Mary, will sing "Happy Talk" in the McHenry Choral club presentation of scenes from "South Pacific". At left Is Patricia Mayer, and at right, Lorean Redwanz. The program will be given In West campus high school auditorium Saturday and Sunday evenings, April 30 and May 1, starting at8:15 p.m. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD NUCLEAR SAFETY The governor last week named 12 mem­ bers to the Radiologic T e c h n o l o g y A c ­ creditation board. The newly-formed panel will advise and consult with the Nuclear Safety department regarding accreditation standards for nurses, technicians and other aides who administer radiation treatment to human beings. In addition, the board will make recommendations on requirements radiology workers must meet to be accredited. STAMP CONTEST * Entries for the 1984 Illinois Salmon Stamp Art contest now are being accepted by the Illinois Department of Conservation. Deadline few artwork is 5 p.m., May 18. Applications, contest rules and pro­ cedures are available by writing Department of Conservation, Tom Hecht, 524 S. Second street, Springfield, 111., 62706. As Your Alderman I would like to take this opportunity to thank my family my friends and the people of the Fourth Ward for their encouragement and support. Gary ETSnell ThereseA. Carrick, 2313 N. Fairview lane, McHenry, announce the birth of their ninth child on April 14. Daniel John was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. He has six brothers: John Robert, age nine; Samuel Joseph, eight; William Daly, seven; Thomas George, three; David James, two; and Patrick Michael, one; and two sisters, Megan Marie, six and Therese A^-live.m'ttelenS. Sexton of Cape,,£oral, Fla. is the maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are William and Gloria Carrick of Antioch. 111. People wear wedding rings on the third finger of the left hand because an ancient belief held that a nerve runs directly from that finger to the heart. SERVE HER THE BEST CALL US ABOUT OUR TOP QUALITY • BEEF SIDES, STEAKS, GROUND BEEF & ROASTS 5 LB. MINIMUM PER ITEM (815) 385-8300 1313 W. 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Illinois 60071 Member: McHenry County Restaurant Association SODIE DOWE JULIE HETTERMANN TOM TRUE BILL MILLER awards for American Literature and Aerobic Dancing. After graduation she hopes to go to law school at the University of Illinois, Circle campus in Chicago, and then raise a family after her career is established. The son of William and Marian Herrmann, 1402 Freund avenue, McHenry, Bill played basketball all four years of high school; baseball the first three years; and was chosen for Boys State during his Junior year. Excelling in basketball, during his Senior year he was selected for the All Conference and All County squads; and received the Most Valuable Player and Free Throw awards. Couple No. 3 are Sodie Dowe and Tom True. Sodie is the daughter of Eugene and Magdalene Dowe, 3409 W. Bull Valley road, McHenry. While in high school, she has acted as baseball statistician and is a member of the National Honor and German Honor societies. Her plans for the future include business courses at college. Tom played basketball and baseball two of his high school years; was in wrestling and track for one year; and a member of the band all four years. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. True, 1803 S. Lily Lake road, McHenry, he plans to attend Western Illinois university to major in Physical Education. Julie Hettermann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hettermann, 2727 Regner road, McHenry, participated in volleyball four years; softball three years; and belonged to the Ski CIUD one year. She hopes to attend either Illinois State or Southern Illinois university, pursuing a career in law. A member of the Ski club for all four years, Bill Miller plans to attend Southern Illinois university. He is the son of Joann and Don Miller, 3613 Ellen, McHenry. Couple five are Angela Anderson and Jason Warren. Angela is the daughter of ANGELA ANDERSON KATHY KERRIGAN JASON WARREN BRAD ADAMS Robert and Judy Anderson, 5509 Summerville drive, Wonder Lake. She has been active on the Track team all four years; played tennis and was on the pom­ pon squad three years; member of the Student Council and Dance club one year; and took part in a musical. She was also a member of the Ski club; Jets team; an alternate for Girl's State; an Illinois Stat%Scholar; and belongs to the National Honor society, serving as treasurer for one year. Following high school graduation, Angela intends to maior in Pre-Med and Biology at the University of Illinois. Jason is the son of Jim and Mary Lou Warren, 7815 Wooded Shores drive, Wonder Lake. He played basketball during his Freshman, Sophomore and Senior years and also tennis the Senior year. He belongs to the National Honor society and was a member of the Spanish Honor society as a Sophomore. He was an Illinois State Scholar and chosen for Boys State. Aquariums are his hobby outside of school. In the future, Jason plans to attend McHenry County college for one or two years and then transfer to a state school where he hopes to prepare for entry in the field of math and computers. The last couple are Kathy Kerrigan and Brad Adams. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kerrigan, 2614 Lauderdale court, McHenry, Kathy played tennis her Senior year; was on the Student Council and belonged to the Ski club the last two years. She plans to enroll at Eastern Illinois university after graduation. Brad is the son of Gary and Marilyn Adams, 1517 Valley Hill road, Woodstock. He played basketball his Freshman and Sophomore years; golf, as a Freshman ana Senior; is a member of the Student Council; was Freshman Class President; and has belonged to the "M" club the last three years. His future [dans include attending San Diego State, majoring in Marketing. STAFFPHOTOS-- WAYNE GAYLORD It's almost "prom time" once again - Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1, to be exact - and once again there are 12 senior class members who are anxiously waiting to find out which two among them will be chosen to reign as king and queen. The choice will be disclosed at the Wagon Wheel Resort, Rock ton, m., during the 9 p.m. coronation ceremony on Saturday. at thejeft, above, are Kathy Samen ana Pete Champney. Kathy is venue, McHc the daughter of Edward and Jean Samen, 3905 Grand avenue, McHenry. She attended four years of Art class; belonged to the Crafts and Art club one year; and has been in the Ski club four years, serving as an officer this year. Her hobbies are art, and watching old movies: especially those starring Humphrey Bogart. She plans to go to college, specializing in Art and majoring in Fashion Design and Merchandising. It is also her desire to travel and study art in many countries. Pete Champney, son of Mary Alice Champney of 408 Watersedge, McHenry and Lewis Champney of 28 Mineola, Fox Lake, participated in intramurate and yearbook classes during his Junior and Senior years. His hobbies are water skiing, boating, softball, and going to the beach with friends. After graduation, he would like to attend night school at McHenry County college and work full time during the day. Next, are Helen Kosmopoulos and Bill Herrmann. Helen moved to McHenry June 4,1981 and was a student at East campus the first semester of her Junior r and then transferred to West where she continued through her Senior year, is presently active in intramural volleyball and has acquired two honor MCHS Prom Candidates HELEN KOSMOPOULOS BILL HERRMANN KATHY SAMEN_ PETE CHAMPNEY