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Tom Walkington With Soil Consery^«r£ ̂ ' v * TOM WALKINGTON Tom Walkington, soil con­ servationist trainee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkington, Ringwood, has reported to the Oregon field office of the Soil Conservation service in Oregon, 111. He recently completed a master's degree in Forest Recreation Land-Use Planning at Southern Illinois university, Carbondale. While at southern, Tom worked on land use planning at Crab Orchard National Wildlife refuge and ih«-La Rue Pine Hills area of Jh?; Shawnee National forest. Hera 1 so served as a teaching mfi&ant for one semester. ^./Walkington received his B.S. degree in Park Management from 'V Western Illinois university, Macomb, in March, 1975. While an undergraduate, he served an internship with the Illinois Department of Conservation, Division of Public Lands, where he d e v e l o p e d i n t e r i m management plans for eleven state parks in southern Illinois. He also served as chairman of the planning committee for development of an outdoor education center at Western. Before going to college, he served four years with the U.S. Navy Air Force as an aviation storekeeper. While in the Navy, he made two trips to Antarctica with Antarctic Development Squadron Six. He was a volunteer and served as a para- rescue team member making twenty parachute jumps over the Antarctic continent. Tom was married to the former Maya Stauber, a native of Zurich, Switzerland, in 1972. She is a registered nurse and is currently working at the Oregon Care center in Oregon. a God blesses still the gen­ erous thought, And still the fitting word ^He speeds, And Truth, at His requiring taught, He quickens into deeds. John Greenleaf Whittier PAOF. 21 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1977 i Garden Spectacular Compare! BUMPER STICKERS THIS CAR STOPS FOR ALL FEMALE HITCHHIKERS Wards Turf Formula builds thick, green lawns. Experts, like ordinary people, seldom agree. 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Reg. low price. 099 # ,W 5000 »q. ft. Official Ballot to vote on the questi6n of issuing $200,000.00 Sewer Bonds of the Village of Lakemoor, McHenry County, Illinois, at a special election held in and for said Village on the 19th day of April, 1977. Polling Place: Municipal Building 234 W. Rand Road Lakemoor, Illinois Village Clerk, Village of Lakemoor McHenry County, Illinois SPECIMEN BALLOT O • • PROGRESSIVE PARTY II For Village Piwukot (Four Year Term) (Vote For One) RICHARD J. HYATT For Village CM Four Year Term (Vote for One) CAROL SCHMIDT For Village Trustee Four Year Term (Vote for Three) • ALYCE KOWAL • HARRY J. BRADY • FRANCIS G0UGHUN INDEPENDENT Coming up roses. Packaged bushes ready for planting. 44 Roses. We probably can't tell you a lot you don't already know about these hardy and fragrant beauties. Exceptr- #2 grade roses are on sale now at Wards. For a great low price. We fig­ ure that should tell you a great deal. 1V* roses, packaged, reg. 1.99 l .66 1 roses, packaged, reg. 2.69 2.22 3^18% off. If * < * . Jt^Fruit... fresh from our own backyard. • For Village Trustee Four Year Term (Vote for Three) CONNIE O'ROURKE Accent your yard with spreading yews. Rich green foliage lasts all year round. Easy-to- control size and shape. Regularly 5.99 10". 12" pkgd. 19% off. Our blended lawn seed grows in sun or shade. Finely textured ̂ 188 perennial lawnO 2500 »q. ft. s e e d w i l l h e l p your lawn thrive. Rrc- 8.49 T VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS GENERAL ELECTION- Tuesday, April 19, 1977 POLLING PLACE Municipal Building, 234 W. Rand Road Carol Schmidt Village Clerk a# Save 70c Our organic peat moss helps condition soil. N i t r o g e n r e - "| 29 leasing condi- X tioner enriches 1.99 soil. 50 lbs. 88 4-6' pkgd. Regularly 3.99 Fruit tastes best when you grow it yourself. Choose from apples and pears. 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