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Man With A Mission, Local Students Join In White House Welcome Col. Richard S. Winstead, USASA FS, Sobe commanding officer, present USASAPAC Certificate of Achievement to Sgt. Russell Rudolph of McHenry. U.S. ARMY PHOTO Sergeant Russell Stanley Rudolph knew the duties of a military policeman vidpuld never be easy. The least he could expect would be irregular schedules, exacting hours, and the most demanding standards of appearance and performance. Yet when he first entered the Army in December, 1969, Sgt. Rudolph insisted on the JWilitary Police corps as his enlistment option. This year Sgt. Rudolph celebrated Law Day (May 1) by re- enlisting for four years additional duty as a military policeman. It was appropriate that he re- enlisted on the second anniversary of his graduation from the MP academy at Ft. Gordon, Ga., - Law Day, 1970. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albert Rudolph, Sr., of McHenry, and the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pederson, Crystal Lake, Sgt. Rudolph could best describe his attitude toward his duties in one word - dedication. Police work, he feels, is not just a job but a profession. "I want to work in a civilian law enforcement office," he explains. "My eventual ambition is the McHenry County Sheriff's department, preferably as a game warden." Sgt. Rudolph's first experience with law enforcement came when he was assigned to the US Army Security Agency Field station, Sobe, Okinawa, provost marshal's office, in May, 1970. Though this tour of duty was a challenge, Sgt. Rudolph was favorably impressed. For his re- enlistment he chose another ASA Military Police unit, located in Ausburg, Germany. "I felt I had a future with MP work," comments Sgt. Rudolph. "Four more years will be worth the experience. I want to see a bit more of the world." Sgt. Rudolph leaves Okinawa with the confidence he has already gained much valuable ex­ perience. For his meritorious performance of duty at Field station, Sobe, Sgt. Rudolph was awarded the US Army Security Agency, Pacific, Certificate of Achievement, by Colonel Richard S. Winstead, USASA FS commanding officer, on June 15. On Thursday. June 15, seven. Big Hollow students and their two teachers. Dick Meyers and Jim Shalek. Jr., joined with President and Mrs. Nixon to welcome* Mexican President and Mrs. Echeverria for an official welcome to'foe United States. The welcoming ceremonies were held on the south lawn of the White House in Washington D.C. The Big Hollow students and teachers stood at attention as the band played "Ruffles and Flourishes" and "Hail To The Chief". As the Mexican national anthem was played, followed by the "Star Spangled Ban­ ner", a twenty-one gun salute boomed across the south lawn. Following this, Presidents Nixon and Echeverria in­ spected the honour guard, then made brief remarks. Following the welcoming ceremonies at the White House, Meyers, Shalek and the Big Hollow students hurried to the Capitol building to keep an' 11:30 meeting with U.S. Congressman Robert McClory. While at the Capitol, Congressman McClory and the Big Hollow group lunched together in the House of Representatives dining room, had their official picture taken together on the capitol steps and were taken on a private tour of th Capitol building by Ned Fischer, administrative aide to the Congressman. On Wednesday, June 14, just prior to the White House tour and welcoming ceremonies, the Big Hollow group met with Senator Charles Percy. The Illinois Senator invited them to attend the opening of com­ mittee hearings on "Nutritional Needs of the Elderly ". The committee was chaired by Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts. Testifying first before the committee was GROW AS WE GROW- SAVE! CERTIFICATES Inquire for minimums & terms PASSBOOKS 5% 5%% PER YEAR Interest compounded daily on all accounts. 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The Honorable Carl Albert, speaker of the House of Representatives, presided. The program was highlighted by the reading of the "Pledge of Allegiance" by Red Skelton, wHii iiv interpretation of the pledge'W he read it The United States Air Force hand-played "This is My Country", and "Americans We", accompanied by the Air Force "Singing Sergeants". The Big Hollow teachers commented on how moving and impressive the flag day ob­ servance was. "I could think of no better place than the House of Representatives for this reaffirmation of our faith as a nation in the principles of our country and the real meaning of our flag". Meyers stated. On Tuesday. June 13. the Big Hollow students and their teachers spent the morning at the Lincoln Memorial and at Arlington National cemetery. At Arlington, the group visited the graves of the late President. John F Kennedy and his late brother. Robert F. Kennedy. The group also watched the impressive ceremony of the changing of the guards at the Tombs of the PAGE9-PLAINDEALE&-FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1972 Unknown "Soldiers. Following their visit to Arlington. Meyers and Shalek and their students lunched in colonial Alexandria at the "Wharf", a famous restaurant that in George Washington's time was a grain warehouse. In fact there are times even today, when (as a Jet plane flies overhead) small pieces of grain fall -from the cracks in the building on the cash register or on tables located near the rafters After lunch, the tourists drove out to Mount Vernon, where they visited the home of George and Martha Washington. Later that same evening, they visited Washington National cathedral and the National Wax Museum. Late Wednesday, following their meeting with Senator Percy and the Flag day ceremonies at the Captiol building, a visit was made to "The Voice of America", located at the Department of Health Education and Welfare. Students ^included Ken Dahlman. Rick Gaylor, Mark Gregqrczyk. Alan Haggh. Bill Maddock. Alex Paly and Jim Phelan. All of these boys are June graduates of Big Hollow school "Their manner of dress and personal conduct while ir our nations capitol is something they and their parents can be extremely proud of. I know Mr Shalek and I were." Meyers said. Both teachers said they truly en­ joyed making this exciting trip w ith these very fine young hien s Th« U.S nation 1910 be«n the richest the world PER YEAR wms hows *uwcis pouu WE HAVE THEM! DU PONT GAS BOOSTER for smoother engine performance DU PONT OIL BOOSTER helps keep engines clean. McHEURY MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. RTE. 120 HORNSBYS f a m i l y centers - &0STEP W W f R f f O C Rfoucfs Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 9 to 6 I CHECK ON SAVINGS SERVICE SPECIALS MOTOR TUNE-UP GM CARS WITH AlR Includes: Points plugs, condenser, PCV valve, fuel filter, air filter, and labor. 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