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Page Twenfy*Four THEjyUHEHBy KJUNDEALEB Thursday, April 5, 1962 INTRODUCTION TO APRIL 10 PRIMARY AND CANDIDATES (The Information below was compiled by ike League of Women Voters and is offered by ihe Plaindealer as a service to voters.) McHenry I -- Muzzy's Apartment -- Ringwood, III. McHenry 2 -- Community Methodist Church - 3717 W. Main St., McHenry McHenry 3 -- A. S. Blake Motors -- 3318 W. Pearl St., McHenry McHenry 4 -- Johnsburg Rescue Building -- Chapel Hill RcL Johnsburg McHenry 5 -- W@nd©r Lake Fire House -- Wonder Lake McHenry 6 -- V.F.W. Clubhouse -- W. Rt. 120, McHenry McHenry 7 -- Geo. P. Freund Implement -- 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry McHenry 8 -- Rod & Gun Club -- Barnard Mill Rd., WomJer Lake L ristAktt Mc Hin«Y JL Voters are urged to check their registration card sent recently from the county clerk's office, which contains the number of the precinct in which they are located. The map above and the polling places listed on this page should be helpful on election day, Tuesday, April 10. McHenry 9 -- Lakemoor Fire House -- Rand Rd., Lakemoor _ McHenry 10 -- Oak Wood Shores Model Home -- 3124 Westmoor Dr., Wonder Lake McHenry 11 -- Seibel Motor Sales -- W. Rt. 120, McHenry McHenry 12 -- McCullom Lake* Beach House -- Lake Shore Drive, McCullom Lake McHenry 13 -- Lakeland Park Community House -- Sunset Ave., Lakeland Park f McHenry 14 -- McHenry Fire House -- 3610 W. Elm St., McHenry McHenry 15 -- Pistakee Yacht Club -- Pistakee 8®y McHenry 16 -- Sunnyside Village Hall -- Sunnyside ^ McHenry 17 -- Pistakee Highlands Community House -- Pistakee ands FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS . (Twelfth District) Congressional District 12 is comprised of Boone, McHenry and Lake counties znA is a newly created district as a resuit of reapportionment on the basis of the decennial federal c e n s u s . One r e p r e s e n t a t i ve from this area is elected every even-numbered year to sit in the Lower House, the House of Representatives, in Washington to either initiate legislation or approve legislation init i a t e d and passed in the U. S. Senate. The annual salary for this office is $22,500 plus an allowance for office supplies, postage and mileage. Representatives serve for a term of two years, and are eligible for re-election. REPUBLICAN ROBERT McCLORY -- Robert McClory is a resident of Lake Bluff, 111., is 54 years old, has a wife, Audrey, and three children. He was active in the Republican party as early as 1936. He is a lawyer with 12 years experience in the I l l i n o i s l e g i s l a t u r e , h a v i n g served as state representative, 1950-52, state senator, 1952 to date. He is now seeking the nomination for United States Congress. ROBERT COULSON -- Robert Coulson lives in Waukegan, 111., where he served two terms as mayor. He is 49 years old, and he and his wife, Rose, have three children. He is a writer, lawyer and teacher, and has served 3 terms as a state representative. He was assistant state's attorney for 4 years. WILLIAM M. CARROLL -- William M. Carroll, Jr., is 40 years old and lives in Woodstock with his wife. Anne, and their five children. He has been a practicing attorney for 14 years and is a past president of the McHenry County Bar association and a former corporation counsel for the city of Woodstock. ADELINE GEO-KABI8 LAMBR06 -- Adeline Geo-Karis Lambros, 43 years old, lives with her husband, Louis, in Zion, 111. She has been a practicing attorney for 19 years and has served as assistant state's attorney in Lake County. She has been justice of the peace for 12 years. She is a Lt. Comdr., in the U. S. Navy Reserve. JAMES M. WETZEL -- James M. Wetzel, lives in Deerfield, 111., with his wife, Shirley, and three children. He has been active in the Republican party as precinct committeeman, and president of Young Republicans. Mr. Wetzel is 37 years old. He is a patent attorney and an engineer. He has been active in various other civic organizations. RICK HASKINS -- Ride Haskins is 49 years of age, lives in Lake Bluff, 111., with his wife, Ann, and six children. He is a graduate of U. S. Naval Academy of Annapolis and a Rear Admiral, USN, (retired). His experience, in Washington includes budget and committee work with Congress and foreign government negotiations. GEORGE H. FRANCIS -- George H. Francis, a resident of Grayslake, 111., is 34 years old, has a wife, Carole, and three children. He is vice-president of the Libertyville Federal Savings and Loan association. He majored in political and social science and economics at Illinois Institute of Technology, and has been active in Anti Communist organizations. DEMOCRAT JOHN ( LARK KIMBALL -- John Clark Kimball lives in Deerfield. 111., with his wife, Rosemary, and three children. He has had extensive experience as a writer and newspaperman, worked for the U. S. Department of State and has been a corporate public relations counsel. He has been active in the Democratic Party in various capacities. JOSEPH B. COLEMAN -- Joseph B. Coleman is 49 years of age and lives in Algonquin, 111. He has been a practicing attorney for 14 years. He has worked for the federal government in a legal capacity for three years (1956-1959). He has. been active in the Democratic Party for many years, especially in the 1960 Presidential Campaign. educated in the local schools and the University of Illinois. He has Jong been active, in the Republican party, having been; a precinct committeeman, on the McHenry County Board of Supervisors, and is now serving his fifth term as a Republican; representative in the Illinois legislature; he seeks re-election. LESTER E. CUNNINGHAM -- Lester E. Cunningham' lives in Belvidere, HI., where he is finishing his tfaiitssaath year as mayor (4 terms). He is 48 years old, and he and bis wife, Hazel, have two SOBS. He has been vice-president of the Municipal League for 11 years and serves on their legislative committee. He was employed by the State of Illinois as a supervisor in the revenue department prior to being mayor. PAUL F. JOKES -- Paul F. Jones, mayor of Rochelle, is 49 years of age, has a wife, Ruth, a son and daughter. He attended Roc helle schools and Iowa State university. He is a foamer farmer, and at present is a real estate broker. He has been a StegaMican precinct committe^siasi for 18 years and is chairman of the Ogle County Reptrtilton central committee. FRED REIMAN -- Henry-Union drainage district, McHenry County Co-op, and McHenry County Health Improvement association. JOHN V. NINK -- Jwim V. Niiik, 44 years of age, lives in Rochelle, 111., with his wife, Charlotte, and 4 boys, and he is owner of Nick's Family Shoe Store in Rochelle. He graduated from Ottawa Township high school and attended Brotfn Basmees ccMgge, La- Salle Mniversity. He teas eervsd as pqeeMent «f tke -BcstieUe ChamJber <of Comms&ss and Roch^Le Kfaranis club aad headed vastus civic tees. REPUBLICAN VERNON W. KAYS -- Vernon W. Kays lives in Marengo. 111., he and his wife, Gladys, have two children; he is 62 years old. He has 14 years experience as alderman and 4 years as mayor in Marengo; 12 years as bailiff in circuit and county court, 4 years as county treasurer. For the past 4 years he has been county clerk; he seeks re-election. COUNT* obgrkhs Our state constitetioa provides for the election ©f the following couBt^ tsifieers: Coroner, circuit cle*k sad state's attorney, elected in the years divisible toy four; county clerk, sheriff, county judge and c o u n t y s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of schools in the alternate evennumbered years. All of these officers are elected for fouryear terms at the genera) election in November, foUosvins. nomination at the April primaries. The pay as lastabllsised by statute in aeoontence <aMi the population of ilis cotiaty. A township is a subdivision of ttie county and subordinate MAX E. WILDMAN -- Max E. Wildman resides in Lake Bluff, 111., with his wife, Joyce, and three children. He is 42 years old. He has been a practicing attorney for 15 years. He has i)een active in the Republican party in the Young Republicans organization, as a precinct captain, and chairman of the Illinois Taft committee. FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Thirty-Second District) McHenry, Boone, Ogle and DeKalb counties comprise the 32nd representative district. In the state of Illinois, each representative district elects three representatives, one of which must by agreement represent the minority party. The entire body is elected every evennumbered year atthe November election. These representatives, elected for two-year terms, sit in the Lower House of the General Assembly of the state of Illinois and they receive $12,000 for each biennmm and an allowance of $50 for stationery, postage, plus extra milage. In the primary (April 10) election, in connection with the office of representative in the General Assembly only, cumulative voting is permitted; that is, on the Republican ballot, you may vote for two candidates, which gives each lVz votes' or for one candidate, which gives him three votes; on the Democratic ballot, you may vote for just one candidate, which gives that person three votes. Fred Reiman, a resident of! to it, organized for the purpose of local government. Its chief governmental functions are: Care of the indigent, construction and maintenance of roads and bridges, and estaMishsnent of cemeteries and public hospitals. Township officers .are elected for four-year terms on the first Tuesday in April of odd-numbered years. The town meeting is the only governmental unit in which the voters may vote directly on matters of government rather than through elected representatives. The annual town meeting this year was April 3. Byron township, Ogls caaxAy,! is 36 years old ami eaamartisd.! He was born in Bertai, Ger-* many, attended grade school there and also attended Geaszaga university and Rockford college. Mr. Reiman was fcsM as a political prisoner in Germany. He came to the United States in 1946 and joined the U. S. Air Force in 1947. For three years he was a staff member of the U. S. Air Force psychological warfare school. HARRY C. HEREWDEEN -- Harry C. Herendeen is a lifetime resident of Crystal Lake. He is 48 years old, married with three children. He attended local schools and Morgan Park Military academy. He was in the service for four years, was a captain of the local police force, served as chief deputy sheriff for four years and was sheriff of McHenry from 1954 to 1958. He is now county treasurer. REPUBLICAN A. B. McCONNELL -- A. B. McConnell, 450 years of age, legislator, realtor, and farmer, lives in Woodstock, 111. He and his wife, Alice, have two sons and daughters, all married, and thirteen grandchildren. Mr. McConnell was DEMOCRAT FERNE CARTER PIERCE -- Feme Carter Pierce, farmer, housewife, mother and legislator, is 41 years of age and lives on a farm in Malta, 111., with her husband, Tim, and thisse children. She attended Mills college for women in Oakland California, majoring in poHti cal science. She studied under Secretary of State Dean Rusk She has served three terms as representative in the Illinois legislature and seeks re-eleo tion. ALBERT H. PEARSON -- Albert H. Pearson, 41 years of age, lives near Barreville and is unmarried. He is a farmer, businessman, and McHenry county supervisor from Nunda township. He attended McHenry high school and graduated from the University of Illinois. Mr. Pearson is a director of School District 46, Nunda-Mc- S9EM0GBAT JOHN F. BASSET! -- John F. Basset! fives i* Cary, 111., is 35 years old, has ® wife, Mary Aim, and two e&ildren. He is a elaaias adjuster, and he has served as public guardian and conservator McHenry county by appointment of the He has been active invt&e JDemoeraiic, party. last three sheriffs and is now chief deputy sheriff. m. 2DUGENE BREWER -- H. Eugene Brewer lives in Harvard, 111., with his wife, Jean, and four children;' he is 33 years aid. He has had 8 years experience as a law enforement officer; police chief of two municipalities (Fox River Grove and Harvard) and deputy sheriff under three sheriffs. NICOLAS jr. ADAMS -- Announced intention to quit race after ballots were printed. ARTHUR FERSS0N -- near wife, FOR COUNTY JUDGE This official presides over the county court. He is one of the few officials who must meet certain requirements as provided by the state. He must be 25 years of age, a citizen, resident of the state for five years, and a resident of the county. REPUBLICAN JAMES H. COONEY -- James H. Cooney resides in Woodstock, 111., is 42 years of age, has a wife, Karlen, and three children- He has 11 years experience in the practice of law;, "7 years public administration as mayor of Woodstock, FOR COUNTY WSMIJRER This official is custodian of county funds, bills when authorized by the Board of Supervisors, serves as tax collector. Every 2 years he submits to the Board an audit of all county funds, and is responsible to the state for state money used by the eotinty. RSFOTUCMI AUDREY WAMSBMWMM -- Audrey Walgezabaeh lives with her feuslband, John, on rural Route Mo. 1 aear Woodstock, 111. She as 41 years of age and has served 22 years as clerk in the eouaty treasurer's office, the last 12 years as chief deputy treasurer. HARRY F. PETEIT -- Harry F. Peteit is married and resides in Woodstock, 111. He has had 4 years experience as depuiy county treasurer and 4 years as county treasurer. He has been city auditor of Wood stock for 12 years; worked in the state treasurer's office € years. WESLEY PRIBLA -- Wesley Pribla lives in Woodstock with his wife, Lorraine, and three children. He is 45 years old and has had 25 years experience in the retail business. Mr. Pribla has had training in bookkeeping, accounting and business management, and he has been active in the Re publican Party. BEMOCRAT 8IGUBD MOOBSBM -- Sigurd Jacobsen lives Ringwood, 111., with his Ingeborg, and two children. He has had 9 years experience as constable ©f McHenry County and has served under three former' sheriffs of McHenry County. ARTHUR G. RISTIG -- Arthur G. Ristig lives in Fox River Grove, 111., with his wife, Rose, and they have one child; he is 58 years old. He is a supervisor with Barco Mfg. Co. He has had 23 years experience as police officer in Chicago and years as chief of police in Fox River Grove. DEMOCRAT THOMAS J. E7EEJI&S -- FOR SHEMIFF The sheriff executes all writs, warrants, .processes, decrees of the courts; attends and one term as County Judge 1 sessions of all courts recoK*. of McHeniy County. He seeks 1 1S oftl^court reflection. ] house and jail. He is the sole police in unincorporated areas works with the police in incorporated areas or steps in when requested. He may appoint deputies as determined by the circuit court. He is not eligible for re-election. FOR COUNTY CLERK This important administrative office is the keeper of the seal of the county, and among his many duties he (1) records deaths and births; (2) issues marriage licenses; (3) lists real estate to foe assessed in the county and prepares the tax books for the assessors; (4) acts as clerk of the county court and county board. He is comptroller of financial affairs and acts as auditor. He is the election authority. REPUBLICAN EBWd&StD A- IK)WD -- Edward A. Dowd lives Crystal Lake, HI., with his wife Lucille, and three children. He is 41 years and was appointed a deputy sheriff 1950. He has served under the FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL This official, elected by the county is paid by the state and is an agent of the state in distribution of state school funds. He inspects, supervises, and advises local school officers; examines all books and accounts of every school township treasurer in his county; holds teacher's examinations and institutes under the supervision of the state superintendent of public instruction. A candidate for-tjiis office must be of good lChaEacferr-must hold a valid supervisory certificate; must have been actively engaged in teaching or supervising in the public schools of Illinois at some time during the 2 years preceding his election. OTHER CANDIDATES YOU WILL BE NOMINATING PRIMARY, APKIIL 10 REPUBLICAN RICHARD L. TAZEWELL --• Richard L. Tazewell lives in Hafvimd^Ill., with his wife, Mary, arw they have two children. Mr. Tazewell is 53 years old and received his advanced education at Northern Illinois university and Northwestern university (M.A., School Administration). He is experienced as an elementary teacher, high school teacher, supt. elementary teacher, supt. high school. He is now County Superintendent of Schools and seeks re-election. O. C. O'HARA -- O. C. O'Hara lives in Wood stock, 111., with his wife, Evelyn. and they have two children. He is 43 years old and is a teacher in the Woodstock Community High School. He has had 20 years teaching experience, has a B.A. degree in education from Northern Illinois University and a M.A. in school administration from the University of Illinois. He has an all-grade supervisory certificate and is certified by the State Office of Public Instruction as qualified. UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican Hariey D. Jones Everett M. Dirksen Democrat Sidney R. Yates Lar Daly STATE TREASURER Republican Maurice W. Coburn Walter J. Reum William J. Scott Democrat Francis Lorenz SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Republican Ray Page Louis F. Bottino f Democrats George T. Wilkins CLERK OF SUPREME COURT Republican Mrs. Earl Searcy Democrat James Alexander CLERK OF APPELLATE COURT Republican Paul Wunder Democrat Emmett J. Slingsby CANDIDATES YOU WILL BE ELECTING APRIL 10 STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN (Elect 1) (12th District) Republican James P. Gorter Democrat Daniel M. Pierce William Gearty Donald Pulliam REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEEMAN (Elect 1) (32nd District) Republican Frank J. Green Democrat Joseph A. Etten Robert E. Knox Thomas Hanahan William McCormick PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN (Elect 1) Republican 88 have filed Democrat 107 have filed ON A SEPARATE BALLOT YOU WILL ELECT MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Elect (2) (Not more than one may serve from the same Congressional Dist.) Clarence C. Foote -- Dorr Township Benjamin T. Winn -- Richmond Township 4 COMMITTEEMAN CONTESTS PRECINCT 1 James H. Wegener, Republican John C. Scharf and Roy W. Dodd, Democrats ^ PRECINCT 2 Charles J. Miller, Republican William J. Bolger and Edward J. Thennes, Democrats PRECINCT 3 Albert Stilling, Republican Lawrence J. Huck, Jr., Democrat £ PRECINCT 4 Joseph Frett, Republican James W. Daly and John M. Knox, Democrats PRECINCT 5 Stephen Vacula, Republican Clarence J. Hummel and Walter (Rocky) Rocheford, Democrats 41 PRECINCT 6 Anthony Varese, Republican Lyon C. Stuart, Democrat PRECINCT 1 Phillip Doherty, Republican William E. Pictor, Democrat PRECINCT 8 Charles G. Miller, Republi- f can Harold Hughes and Jesse J. Seeman, Democrats PRECINCT 9 John Bonder and Fred S. Fradinardo, Republicans Harry J. Brady and Joseph Bassett, Democrats PRECINCT 10 Theodore WickmSn, Republican John (Jack) McCafferty and James A. LaGreca, Democrats PRECINCT 11 John Licastro, Republican Kenneth C. Barker and Paul Cooper, Democrats PRECINCT 12 v. J. R. Levesque, Republican Therese J. Schultz and John Schlofner, Democrats PRECINCT 13 Foster E. Glorch, Republican August J. Uttich, Democrat PRECINCT 14 George Gilpin, Republican Thomas J. Weeks and Charles^ M. Adams, Democrats , PRECINCT 15 Anthony F. Weber, Republican John J. Colomer and George Tussey, Democrats PRECINCT 16 No Republican Candidate Thomas J. Hanahan, Demof crat PRECINCT 17 Steve Vrbik, Republican Daniel Johnson and James Mclnerney, Democrats