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y~- %k,t £;' y pPP^R= \z* > y^ *v •*" \|ji In Senior Auxiliary News About Our Servicemen •;. . arrived in Germany in June, 1966; ^ < '• v..£ ^ Spec. Baker is a 1964 gr^iu- "'•> ate of McHenry high scbooli'. Gold Star members honored were Nellie Hepburn, Signe Miller, Ann Wardzala* Dorothy Miller, Isabelle Thompson and president Evelyn Ficek. Seaman Recruit Gary Krispin, USN, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Krisjjin of 104 W. Hilltop drive, McHenry, has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training center, Great' Lakes. ! In the first weeks of his naval service he studied military under conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at his first shore station. tion. SP/4 JAMES KUJAK Sp/4 James Kujak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Kujak of Sunny side, will soon be advanced to the rank of Sp/3 because of his ranking of second after being nominated for the honor of "soldier of the month". The young man has been serving in Viet Nam since last February, arriving there after a year in Thailand. He is with the' Army engineers. • Sp/4 Dennis Luing, 19, re-^ turned home from Viet Nam last Fridav. having served wittt the 25th Inf. Div. in Cu Chi. After a thirty-day furlough, he will report to Fort Benning, Ga. The son of Mr. anil Mrs. Armand Luing of Carpentersville, Dennis spent Monday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Luing, in McHenry. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Pullaro of Hoffman Estates, who accompanied him here. The young serviceman was wounded last year in June. r-Essay winners, shown with Americanism Chairman Pat Borcovan, left, and Eighth Grade Junior High Teacher James Doran, right, are Lynette Kelly, eighth grader in Junior high, second; Mark Steinsdorfer, eighth grader in St. Mary's, third; and Shirley Schuetz, eighth grade Junior high, first. By Mary Einspar Preceding the regular monthly meeting, a pot luck supper was served honoring Gold Star members, Nellie Hepburn, Signe Miller Ann Wardzala, Dorothy Miller, Isabelle Thompson and President Evelyn Ficek. May is the month set aside by the American Legion auxiliary to honor those mothers, wives, sisters and daughters whose loved ones were killed while serving their country. Each honored guest was presented with a corsage and a gift. ;Nine Junior ^ayxiliary mem- THREE BOXES OF TAX BILLS NOT DELIVERED "Haven't got your tax bill yet for either Personal Property or R|al Estate?" Well, if not, they're probably in the county Treasurer's .office awaiting a call from you. The post office was unable to deliver three boxes full of tax bills because of incorrect address. Whom do they belong to? "A number belong to lawabiding citizens who have no iiiention of being tax-dodgers," reports Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr. "These are people who have moved, usually since January, 1966, and whose address change either (1) has not been received or (2) has not been processed," he continued. What should people do if they think they should have a tax bill, but don't? , According to the Treasurer's office, they shouldn't ignore this situation. It's not going to go aiyay. Eventually, the Treasurer's office will probably find tl£m, especially if they are still living in McHenry county. When they finally have to pay, an additional penalty of 12 percent per year will be added. bers were graduated to senior status in a ceremony conducted by the officers. Those welcomed into the senior auxiliary were Mary Pat Mrachek, Linda Kunz, Bernadine Reid, Bonnie Einspar, Eileen Homo White, Charlene Reid, Judy Hay, Patricia Harris» and Carol Ann Zimny. Mrs. Robert Conway accepted the pin for daughter, Judy Conway. Mrs. Frank Gregory represented her daughters, Judy and Susan, and Mrs. James Thompson was able to accept the pin for her daughter, Suzanne Thompson Homo. Americanism Chairman Mrs. Elmer (Pat) Borcovan, awarded prizes to the eassay contest winners. Lynette Kelly, eighth grade student at the McHenry Junior high, won second prize. Mark Steinsdorfer, 7th grade student at St. Mary's parochial school placed third. First place in the contest titled "What Are The Privileges and Responsibilities of a Citizen", was awarded to Shirley Schuetz, who will graduate this year from the McHenry Junior high. The winners, their mothers, and the eighth grade teacher from McHenry Junior high, James Doran, were also dinner guests of the auxiliary. NANAU, GERMANY(AHTNC) -- Barry L. Baker, 21,^onof Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Baker, 719 \V. Wegner road, McHenry, was promoted to Army specialist four recently in Germany, where he is serving with the 543rd Heavy Equipment Maintenance company. A supply clerk assignedtothe company near Hanau, Spec. Baker entered the Army in January, 1966, and completed his basic training at Ft. Jackson, S. C. He was previously stationed at Ft. Lee, Va., and WATER LEVEL GOOD Water - supply and soilmoisture conditions were generally good at the beginning of May, despite slightly belownormal spring rainfall, William C. Ackermann, Illinois State Water survey chief, reports. Rainfall has been deficient in most of the state for the last three months, February through April, but the spring totals are only slightly below the average in northern and central sections, Ackermann said. The greatest deficiency is in Southern Illinois, where totals are 3 to 3.5 inches below normal, or about 70 percent of their normal for these three months. Tour Space Center S «^SiEfASD rsoccpcuE Mipwujy fef Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bengston of 1208Paupaukewistrail, McHenry, toured the John F. Kennedy Space center during a trip to Florida. MOBILE CHEST UNIT TO VISIT COUNTY MAY 26 The mobile chest x-ray unit will be operating in Woodstock on Friday, May 26, from 12:30 to 5 and 6 to 8:30 p.m. It will be located at the south side of the court house as usual. The McHenry County Tuberculosis association, sponsors of the x-ray program, suggests that barbers might wish to take advantage of this opportunity to have an x-ray, assuring themselves of their report before the July 1 deadline. School personnel could avoid the September "crush" by having an x-ray at this time or throughout the summer. The next scheduled visit of the unit is June 23, when it will be in Harvard. All persons 18 years of age oaf older may have a free chest x-ray as well as children with • positive tuberclilin skin test. Come to Ford Country and save on The Red Hots: buys now! 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