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/ PG.5-PLAINDEALER- FRIDAY, DEC. 26,1969 /\rea ACCideiltS Political Contests Loom Important (Continued from page 1) 00 5321 W. Orchard Way, Mc­ Henry, and Sigurd .Jacobsen (I)), 5107 Barnard Mill road, King- wood. 2: Tom Davis (R) 3202 Golf- view Terrace and William J. Bolger (I)) 906 N. Allen ave­ nue, both McHenry. 3: Joseph \. Gilmore, (R) -3316 W. Broad street and Law­ rence J. Huck, Jr., (I)) 3411 W. Washington street, both Mc­ Henry. 4: Joseph Krett (R) 2204 \\. Johnsburg road, McHenry, and no Democratic filing. 5: "Lew" Belshaw, (10 3808 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, William ). (Bill) Silk, * (R) 7604 Hancock drive, both Wonder Lake and Albert R. Horn, Jr., (D) 3819 K. Lake Shore drive, Wonder l^akc. Anthony Varese,(IO 2917 Deborah lane, and Milton J. "Milt" McHale, (R) 1302 N. Eastwood lane, both McHenry; no Democratic filing. j: Clinton B. Claypool (10 4212 W.' l'onca street, McHen- ri*; no Democratic filing. 8: Joseph Miller (R) 5210 , Police Place Charges Against Wonder Lake Men (Continued from page 1) A charge was also filed a- gain^ Walter H. Jacobe of7620 s, Hancock drive, vVonder Lake, by Sgt. Gregory P. Burg of the city police. He charges that on Saturday, Nov."*29, he was driving after revocation of dri­ ver's license. Bond was set at $1,000 and a court date set for Jan. 7. Fist Scavenger Tax Sale Proves Highly Sucessful (Continued from page 1) Dunham, Hebron, Marengo and Riley. In terms of participation, this year's sale must be rated good. At the beginning of the sale at least sixty-five individuals were crowded into the hall and up the stairs of the courthouse. By the time the bidding was over at four, the number pre­ sent had diminished, but there was active bidding on desirable £• parcels until the end. According to McHenry County Treasurer Cal Skinner, .Jr., credit for the large turnout and amounts collected must go to area news media, who publici­ zed the sale widely. Head McHenry Medical Society (Continued from page 1) selection of three nurse aspir­ ants to each receive scholar­ ship assistance. During the past year, meetings were held at each of the three hospitals in the coun­ ty, Pioneer Center for the Ex­ ceptional, McHenry County De­ partment of Health offices, Mental Health Center and Eas­ ter Seal Therapy Center. Pro­ grams helped doctors learn how these organizations can help them in caring for patients with a first hand look. Musin' N Meanderin' (Continued from page 1) the best Christmas gift the young vandal could receive. It is natural to try again what we have accomplished once with success, and the second and third attempts might prove to be considerably more serious. An earnest campaign on the part of the citizenry to curb this unhealthy practice is a first step in the right direction. A step to loosen the restric­ tions on newspaper publication of youthful offenders' names would be the next. If Mom and Dad felt the family name might be blemished by appearnace in print, they might be vastly more interested in knowing the whereabouts of their sons and daughters. KAF. E. Wonder Lake road, and Har­ old L. Evans, (I)) 5103 Wonder Woods drive, Wonder Lake. 9: Connie M. Johnson, (R) 703 W. Eair avenue, McHenry, no Democratic filing. ' 10: Theodore Wickman (R), 1215 Ridge road, McHenry, and Jean Davis, (D) 7810 Balsam drive, Wonder Lake. 11: John T. Licastro(R), 1603 N. North avenue, McHenry; no Democratic filing. 12: Joseph R. " Jake" I.eves- que (10, 3011 N. Spring road, McHenry, and George Luto (D) 3909 N. Knollwood drive, Mc­ Henry. 13: I- red L. Anthony (R) 4821 I'rairie street, and Lloyd E. Wagner, 2006 N. Oak drive, both McHenry; and Erank S. Hromec (l)), 1611 N. Pleasant avenue, McHenry. 14: C lem J. Wirfs (R) 3830 W. McCullom Lake road, Mc­ Henry; no Democratic filing. 15: Albert A. Adams 001910 W . Bay road, McHenry; no Dem­ ocratic filing. 16: Albert M. Jourdan, Jr., 4112 N. Riverdale drive, Mc­ Henry; Thomas J. Hanahan (D) 2012 C.randview drive, McHen­ ry. 17: Milton L. Croasdale (R) 312 W. Broadway , McHenry, and Jeanne Hillstrom Holm (D) 5611 Meadowhill lane, McHen­ ry. 18: No Republican filing; Dan­ iel M. Johnson (D) 5406 N. Lake street, McHenry. 19: "Jim" Puhl (R) 6919 Seminole drive, vVonder Lake; no Democratic filing. 20: Roland A. Herrman (R) 405 N. Green st., McHenry; no Democratic filing. 21: John M. Knox (R) 2411 N. Riverside drive and Daniel C. Ery (R) 2807 Baycliff drive, both of McHenry; no Democra­ tic filing. 22: Alan M. Freund (R) 2919 Mourine lane, McHenry; no Democratic filing. 23: Joseph B. Stanek (101316 Millstream drivek McHenry; no Democratic filing. 24: No Republican filing; An­ thony Serritella (D) 4916 Shore drive, McHenry. I/)cal filings in Nunda town­ ship were as follows: 4: John W, Pohlman (R) 932 Hillside drive, Island Lake, and Carl E. C heever '(D) 401 Hick­ ory Terrace, McHenry. 7: (iordon R. Swanson (R) 711 W. Paul street, McHenry; and Edward L. Kocmoud, 714 W. Peter street. McHenry. 8: Herbert F. Clausen (R) 601 S. Broadway, McHenry, and Robert E. Campbell (D) 2608 W. Baldwin, McHenry. 12: Edward J. Hughes (R) 2713 S. Tower drive, McHen­ ry, and Clarence R. Bemis (D) 2406 Holiday drive, McHenry. Waukegan Man Suffers Fatal Crash Injuries (Continued from page 1 skidded into the east-bound lane and the two cars collided. Olszewski sustained minor nose injuries. Hospital Notes MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHen­ ry hospital during this week included Dorothy McKillop, De- Ella Cauldwell, Donna Druml, John Hanson, Michael La- cognata, Grace Layton, Marie Herdrich, Linda Lowery, Lil­ lian Bauries, Douglas Wisner, Donald Wagner, Frederick Rit- ter, Chad Hurt, James A. Kel­ ly, all of McHenry; Frank Pat­ rick, Island Lake; Charles Gale, Aiden McGibbon, Gary Marcell- is, Wonder Lake; Ix>uis Papt, Thomas Sorensen, Spring Grove. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Mem­ orial hospital, Woodstock, in­ cluded Ruth Windheim, Dacy Watson, Erich Meissner, Mc­ Henry; Katherine Dornbush, Wonder Lake; Terence W agner, Volo. HARVARD HOSPITAL Kathleen Blair, McHenry; and Robert Mertins, Island Lake, were patients in Harvard hos­ pital this week. A special meeting of the Mc­ Henry County College board will be held at the interim offices at 6200 Northwest Highway (I.I.T. building), Crystal Lake, on Thursday, Jan. 8, at 7:30 p.m. GREETINGS 'Tis the season to thank you for your patronage and extend best wishes for an old- fashioned holiday. GUETTLER Service Station 818 NQ FRONT - PHONE 385-9831 Numerous (Continued from page 1) far off the road as he was able. Hanson, who was enroute to Fox Lake, was found to have the right side of the windshield iced. Hanson suffered facial and scalp lacerations and was bleeding from the mouth. He complained of severe pain in the chest and stomach. A witness stated he saw a car at about 6:30, with driver in­ side parked partially on the roadway. 1 Charges are pending in an ac­ cident Saturday evening at 7:15 involving cars driven by Char­ les F. Gale of 5108 Hilltop, Wonder" Lake, who was ser­ iously injured, and Raymond J. Yetter of 4913 W . W onder Lake road. Gale was unconscious when taken to McHenry hospi­ tal by the Wonder Lake rescue squad. Yetter told police he was travelling northon Wonder Lake road about 40 miles per hour when the other car came up behind him at a high rate of speed. He said there was on­ coming traffic, which prevented Gale from passing on the left side. He attempted to pass on the right side and in doing so went into the ditch, flipped over and hit a pole. ' Mrs. W illiam Mueller of 4500 Parkway, McHenry, was ser­ iously injured Sunday at 6:48 a.m. four miles east of Crys­ tal Lake on the Crystal Lake road. She was taken by am­ bulance to McHenry hospital. Mrs. Mueller said she had taken her husband to the train in Crystal Lake and was re­ turning home when her car started to slide off the north side of the road. It ran into a ditch and struck a tree. Danny Ackerman of 2101 Del­ aware, McHenry, was ticketed for failure to report an ac­ cident to the police after his car struck a utility pole about 10:30 Thursday night. He told deputies the vehicle struck an icy spot in the road, after which he lost control. Ackerman suf­ fered minor injuries. The ticket was given when deputies check­ ed the road and determined that it was not icy. "76 Years of Fashion Leadership' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. William Beutel are parents of a daughter, Dec. 19. McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, Sr., are parents of a son Dec. 20. A daughter was torn to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure of Spring Grove on Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. HermanKasten of Island Lake became parents of a son Dec. 22. DEATH WM. F. EWERT William F. Ewert, 71,of4803 N. Williams street, McHenry, died at McHenry hospital at 10:20 Tuesday morning, Dec. 23, after suffering a coronary attack. Mr. Ewert was born in Chi­ cago Dec. 18, 1898. He was a retired milkman for Borden Milk Co. Survivors include his wife, Katy Valsted Ewert. The body was removed to the Matz funeral home, 3448 N. Central, Chicago. Award *1,496,955 Contracts For School Building (Continued from page 1) clearly pointedout that present construction was according to specifications; thus, the general and subcontractor performed according to specifications but the season of the year and ap­ plication of the flood coat were not conducive to good roofing. It was noted that at a fall meeting, four items were dis­ cussed that would provide the school with a much better roof and several measures have been undertaken to accomplish this. How Can I ? by Anne Ashley Q. How can I repair the split seams of some moccasins? A. Pick out the broken threads, then resew with heavy cotton or linen thread coated with beeswax, running the thread through the old holes. Q. How can I clean ivory articles'? A. If these are all in one piece, they can be safely clean­ ed with soap and water. If, however, they consist of sev­ eral pieces glued together, it's better to wipe over them with a piece of lemon dipped into salt, letting the juice dry on the surface before wiping off with a damp cloth. Q. How can I make a good, creamy fudge? A. You'll need two cups of sugar, two tablespoons of co­ coa, !4-cup evaporated milk, Vcup corn syrup, one tea­ spoon vanilla, and one tea­ spoon butter. Stir sugar and cocoa together. Add milk and corn syrup. Cook over low flame until the mixture comes to a boil. Boil for only FOUR min­ utes, then Remove from the heat. Add vanilla and butter. Let cool, then beat until gloss is removed. Q. How can I remove rain spots from velvet? A. By sponging with carbon tetrachloride, rubbing in one direction. Many other such practical tips on the care and cleaning of clothing and fabrics are contained in my household manual. Q. What is a good method of repairing small holes or tears in canvas? A. The use of rubber cement for applying your patching mat­ erial, then weighting the patch down for several hours. POLITICAL CORNER Township GOP^ Organization Backs Josten At a meeting Thursday eve­ ning of the members of the McHenry Township Republican organization, the candidacy of the four announced candi­ dates for sheriff of McHenry county was discussed at large. After every member of the committee present expressed his views and chances of an­ nounced candidates, a resolu­ tion was passed with 100 per­ cent support of all committee­ men present, that McHenry township was unanimously be­ hind the candidacy of its Mc­ Henry township candidate, Richard (Nickey) Justen, for sheriff of McHenry county. 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Values to $13^)0 $99O^$09O SOLID ami NOVELTY SKIRTS Solids - Plaids - Tweeds and Checks in fine fabrics. Lengths from mini to regular. Some Culottes included. Buy several at our low sale prices. (Groups from regular stock). Sizes 5 to 15 and 8 to 18. Values to $16.00 H90J790 WARM FUR HATS Real lamb fur (not fake) for the cold weeks ahead. White-black-Beige Reg. $12,00 Reg. $1190 $16.00 * * *09° Nylon - First Quality HOSIERY Panty hose or seamless sheer hosiery in odds and ends. Most sizes - many colors. save 1/L T0 / & PRICE BIG GROUP OF FASHION and QUALITY SALE DRESSES Many winter and holiday dresses at very lowest sale prices. Great selection at biqqest bargains in years. • JUNIORS and JUNIOR PETITES • MISSES SIZES • Y2 SIZES Save to % Price H DRESSY HOLIDAY PANT DRESSES Just right for parties all year and especially NEW YEARS EVE. Only few remaining pieces. AT REDUCED PRICE Nylon - First Quality ONE SIZE PANTY HOSE •Two colors *The newest one size- the coming thing 99 $&eo title Value BIG REDUCTIONS WINTER COAT SALE Every Winter Coat Reduced! ! •FUR TRIMMED COATS •UNTRIMMED COATS • CAR COATS • FUN FUR COATS SAVINGS FROM • ALL W EATHER COATS 30%™ 50% SAVE MANY DOLLARS ON WINTER SPORTSWEAR • BLOUSES • JACKETS •SKIRTS •CULOTTES SWEATERS • SWEATER VEST • SLACKS CO-ORDINATES SAVE TO 1/2 " ICE and more REDUCTIONS on LINGERIE ' Big selection of Vanity Fair items including Slips 1/2 Slips - Gowns - Bras - Girdles - Panties - Pajamas. V3 0FF " ~ 7 6 > e a r s < > j f a s h i o n L e a d e r s h i p " TVteH'b OF WOODSTOCK 108 CASS WOODSTOCK T N