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L PAGE 3- PLAINDEALER-WED NE SDAY, AUGU ST 9,1972 PAGEANT FINALISTS - Finalists in the Miss McHenry County pageant gather on the Woodstock Opera House stage following the contest last week. Juanita Leanna, new Miss McHenry County, reigned over the county fair and will vie in the Miss Illinois County Fair contest in January. From left, Kathy Kroncke, Miss Wonder Lake, fourth runner-up; Ann Michelsen, Miss Huntley, second runner-up; Juanita Leanna, who competed as Miss Woodstock winner; Jeanne Kristensen, Wood­ stock, outgoing Miss McHenry County; Nancy Stetter, Miss McHenry, first runner-up; and Vicki Feller, Miss Crystal Lake, third runner-up. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Juanita Leanna, 20, a pleasant and mature Wood­ stock beauty, is the new Miss McHenry County! Today she reigns as the McHenry County Fair queen, earning her title in competition among thirteen beauties from thirteen McHenry county communities during the opening night festivities for the county fair last week. Because of the weather, the contest was shifted to the, Woodstock Opera House where an overflow crowd saw Juanita edge Nancy Stetter, Miss McHenry, for the first place honors. Five finalists were ^named after the candidates appeared in formals and swim suits, with these additional results: Ann Michelsen, Miss Hun­ tley, sponsored by the Huntley Lions Club, was second runner- up; Vicki Feller, 18, Miss Crystal Lake, sponsored by the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce, third runner-up; and Kathy Kroncke, 18, Miss Wonder Lake, sponsored by the Women's Club of Wonder Lake, fourth runner-up. The contestants also bestowed an award of their own • Miss Congeniality - to Marengo's vivacious Becky Poison, 17, sponsored by the Marengo V.F.W. and auxiliary. Juanita was sponsored by the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leanna. Juanita is 5 feet, 4 inches tall, weighs 118 pounds and measures 37-23-36. She has dark brown hair and blue eyes. Her love of outdoor sports shows in her beautiful tan and her slender figure. Juanita is in nurse'straining at St. Anthony's School of Nursing at Rockford, where she'll be a senior this fall. Hobbies include riding her own motorcycle, skindiving, swimming and sewing. Miss Stetter, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stetter, was sponsored by the McHenry V.F.W. and auxiliary, Nancy has Monde hair and blue eyes and she's S-71^ inches tall. She's taking training to become an executive secretary. Among prizes Juanita earned is the right to compete in the Miss Illinois County Fair contest at Springfield in January, sponsored by the your candidacy for Governor in March of 1972. 4I never denied this letter, Mr. Walker. No doubt it was a political mistake on my part. I attribute this to not being a good politician but a police officer for the past seventeen years. I am guilty of writing this letter upon the urging of several fellow Democrats, the thinking being that as a good Democrat this was what was expected of me. But after careful consideration and knowing very well the political consequences, I committed the unforgivable sin (in some people's mind) of changing my mil.** "Prior to my election I Dear Mr. Walker: promised the people of "This is in reference to the /McHenry county that I would many articles that have been / endorse the best man for the appearing in the local as well as f job regardless of political af- the Chicago papers in the last! filiation. I felt as though I had several days in reference to the betrayed the people of letter I wrote to you endorsing McHenry county because I knew that the Walker Report had caused irreparable damage to law enforcement - state and nation-wide. "Sincerely, POLITICAL CORNER Tyrrell Letter Tells Change Of Mind On Walker The following ietter was released by Sheriff Arthur T. Tyrrell on Monday of this "Mr. Daniel Walker "105 West Adams "Chicago, Illinois 60603 McHenry County Fair association. Co-chairmen for the contest were Sharon Nye, McHenry, and Dorothy Kleckner, Harvard. Select Miss Christmas Seal Next November The DuPage-McHenry Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease association is seeking nurses to enter the second annual Miss Illinois Christmas Seal contest. The local winner will compete against twelve other regional winners for scholarships amounting to $650. Selection of Miss Illinois Christmas Seal will be made Saturday, Nov. 18, kt a lun­ cheon in Champaign. She will be a guest of honor at the Illinois-Wisconsin football game that afternoon. Contestants must be single, female, student, registered or licensed practical nurses ranging in age from 17 to 25 and must work or attend school in DuPage or McHenry counties. Judging will be based on poise, personality, appearance and qualifications for representing Illinois on radio, television and in personal appearances during the 1972 TB Christmas campaign. Application forms for en­ tering the local contest may be obtained by writing or telephoning DuPage-McHenry TB & RD association, 222 S. Throop street, P.O. Box 707, Woodstock, telephone (815) 338- 2040, extension 22. Illinois honorary chairman for the Seal campaign, U.S. Olympic Skating Champion Janet Lynn, and Eddie Albert, national honorary campaign chairman, have been invited to attend Illinois coronation ceremonies and the football game. State-wide prizes will be awarded as follows: first, $300 scholarship plus $100 to win­ ner's school; second, $100 scholarship, plus $50; third, $75 scholarship, plus $25. Deadline for submitting applications to regional con­ tests is Sept. 30. Local winners will be selected early in Oc­ tober. One's intelligence can often be measured by how much he keeps his mouth shut. "Arthur T. Tyrrell "Sheriff" ATT-ams OPERATION RED BALL - The American Legion post and auxiliary, No. 11C9, Wonder Lake, has donatafft 3,000 Red Ball stickers to the Wonder Lake fire department. From left to right are Ed O'Brien, assistant fire chief of the east side of lake; Commander Vic Hunt of the American Legion; M. Andry, who ordered the stickers; Steve Laing, assistant fire chief, west side of the lake; and Marge Hartung, president of the American Legion auxiliary. They are shown presenting one of the Red Ball stickers to the fire department. The department will distribute the Red Ball stickers to the homes where there are children, invalids or blind. The Red Bail siicker is to be placed on the bedroom window of these persons. This will be very helpful in aiding the firemen in case of fire or other dangers. f Fabric Specials * •f for August Drapery Fabrics FULL BOLTS - Prints, solid colors, sheets. 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T h e n . . . . \ Doesn't It Make Good Sense To Keep Your Money Here? BANK SAVE w i t h . . . . w i t h . . . . Because of the July 4th Hofiday The Bank Drive up & Walk up windows wil be open regular banking hours Wednesday, July 5 and closed Tuesday, July 4th. / McHenry State Bank "Where Family Money Matters" A FULl? SERVICE BANK 3510 W. Elm 385-1040