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State Rep. Jud> Koehler <K Henry-, is co-sponsoring a constitutional amendment which would remove the legislature from the redisricting process. Hie proposal co-sponsored by Ms. Koehler, John Birkinbine (R- Norttrfiekl), and Dolly Halhtrom (R- Evanston), would call for legislative and congressional redistricting maps to be drawn by a private computer firm utilising population data provided by the U.S. Bureau of the Census and respecting, as much as possible, municipal township, and county boundaries. ° "The process of redistricting," Ms. Koehler noted, "is conducted for the benefit of the voter in an effort to maintain the one-man one-vote standard. Partisan politics should not influence or direct the drawing of district boundaries. Where incumbent Legal Notice ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE s Public Notice is hereby given that on June 30, 1962, a cer­ tificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names ana post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as MclffiNRY DENTAL CENTER (The Dental Center), W located at 1324 N. R i v e r s i d e D r . . 0 McHenry, IL., 60050 which certificate sets ^ forth the owners as w follows: C. J. Ludford. , Dated June 30, 1962 e Rosemary Azsaro, A County Clerk • (Pub. July 14,21 & July 28,1962) # No. 820299 Legal Notice Les Girls Kaynee Billy-The-Kid And More Residents of . Me- • Cullom Lake: Ordinance No. 155 (1962-63 appropriations) is available for in­ spection at the Village Clerk's office during hours. Dawn M. Miller, Village Clerk 4809 W Park View (Pub. July 21,1962) No. 820311 t HJtH ..CLARA BARTON Clara Barton (1821- 1912) was employed in the U-S. Patent Office in Washington when Civil War hostilities erupted in nearby Virginia. On her own initiative, this Massachusetts lady ministered to the wounded and later became superintendent of nurses of the Army of the James. Miss Barton next joined the International Red Cross in Europe and helped civilian victims of the Franco- Prussian war. Back in Washingotn in 1881 she formed the American Association of Red Cross. A year later the Senate approved U.S. adherence to the Geneva Convention of 1864 that established the Red Cross principle in international law. As president, Miss Barton expanded the Red Cross program to assist victims of floods, fires, hurricanes and other peacetime disasters. Novelty Sweatshirts Reg. 12.00. Choose from baltons, cubes or heart trimming on fleece sweatshirt tops. By Little Champ. Sizes S.M.L. 7-14. Girls Comer. ' J Sport Shirts feeg. 17.50 Kaynee long sleeve plaid sport shirts Easy care cotton & polyester. Sizes 8-20 Boyswear. Knit Shirts Reg. 9.75-11.75. Donmoor shirts in fall shades. Collars, crew and turtle neck styles. Sizes 8-20. Boyswear. 20% Off Knit Shirts Reg. 6.50-14.50. Donmoor solid or print long sleeve shirts. Sizes 4-7. Infants & Children. LThe space shuttle "Co-libit" is the biggest thins ever to be put into orbit a- round the Evth. It is the first winged aircraft to fly 17,300 miles per hour. Not only its brawn, but also its "brains" --capable of conducting an almost totally automated flight--make it the most am­ bitious flying machine ever built. National Geograph­ ic say*. Denim Jeans Reg. 15.00 Boot and straight leg denim jeans. Fashioned by Hangrlght. Sizes 8-18. Boyswear Knickers Reg. 17.00. Corduroy knickers in rust, blue, teal and grey By Sparkle. Sizes 7-14. Girls Corner. 25% Off Knit Sport Shirts Reg. 7.50-16.00. Assorted stripes and solids from our regular stock of famous name brand shirts. Choose from crew neck or collar styles. Sizes 8-20. Boyswear Corduroy Pants Reg. 15.00. Famous name Wlly-the-Kid pants in navy, camel, brown. Sizes 4-7, regular & slim. Infants & Children. Fall Dresses Reg. 32.00-34.00. Shirtwaist dresses by Let Girts. Plaids and prints in fail shades. Sizes 7-14. Girts Corner. Drafty Space If you keep your mind sufficiently open -people will throw a lot c4 rubbish into it. -Record. Columbia. S.C. Sign Up To Win A ̂ a • _ , • Coleco Poc Man |\ If ̂ /? Hand Hold Electronic Gamo Vhf/yjrf V /ki/Uh FKE Poc-mon Bock Pock With $100 in Sales e e 1 Receipts From Our Bock-To-School m J | Vrp Departments July 14-30! | | • | • CHARGE IT! Your own Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard. We welcome them all! Elgin Fountain Square Plaza (312)741-4300 Crystal Point Mall (815)455-3600 St Charles Mall (312)377-2570