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3.5' BILLION -rows PAGE 17-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973 THIS WORLD! OF OURS Solid watte is agricultural, min­ ing, industrial, commercial and household refuse. It is junked ears and worn out appliances. It is industrial scrap and the ugly Utter 'ining our highways. It is the garbage from our homes. All told, it currently adds up to 3.5 billion tons of solid waste gener­ ated each year in the United States alone. ON U.S. BICENTENNIAL President Nixon has pro­ posed legislation that would dismantle the troubled American Revolution Bicen­ tennial Commission and place responsibili ty for the nation's 200th anniver­ sary celebration with an ad­ ministrator answerable to the President. Money buys food, but ap­ petite makes it tasty. | CROSSWORD •» • •» •» By A. C. 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One of the first applications of a new flight test technique, called Remotely Piloted Research Vehicle (RPRV) will be in stall and post-stall flight tests of the Air Force F-15 fighter. The seven meter (24 feet) long test model will be air launched from a B-52 and then flown through the desired test maneuvers by a NASA research pilot located in a ground cockpit. ? I HINK ABOUT IT! By BOB Jt'STEN Peq?le today have lots of things on their minds. Consequently, people forget things quickly. . . i . This is the one and only reason why we hear and hear and hear the same, same, same words in so many T.V. commercials. A good example of how fast peo­ ple forget can be shown in this way-- Did you read yesterday's paper? With only one day gone by, think back and see if you can quote the front page headline! If you can, you are an exception. Most people can't. Better yet, as you read this thought which appears on an inside page of this paper, can you accurately quote the headline you read on page one of this paper you are NOW reading? Don't feel badly if you can't. It just goes to show how most people can and do forget so quickly. There is one thing in life most people rarely forget- kindness! Only ungrateful people forget acts of kind­ ness but fortunately, most people are grateful. An excellent example of how kindness is remembered is shown in the parable of the Good Samaritan. Nearly everyone knows and remembers the story church­ goer or not. Yet, in scripture, the story of the Good Samaritan is told only ONCE! Just a few short lines! Yes, - kindness is remembered and the best way to be remembered is to be kind... GEORGE R. JUSTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 3519 W. Elm St., McHenry 111. Phone: 385-2400. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE FOH A SERVICE SPECIALS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 095 Includes: Drain transmission, replace oil, oil screen and pan gasket. (Plus parts & Oil) MOTOR TUNE-UP GM CARS WITH AIR Includes: Points plugs, condenser, PCV valve, fuel filter, air filter, and labor. (Cars with resister plugs, add $3.75) SPRING AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE Includes: Adjust compressor belts, inspect system for leaks, clean condenser, and add freon. fEtm Fjrtr*1 SPFCIAL THRU MARCH Rte. 131 & 120 Phone 385-6000 1909-64 Years-Same Owner CADILLAC-PONTIAC McHenry | Illinois Woodstock Lodge, No. 1043, of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, recently paid tribute to the ten rescue squads which cover the McHenry county area. As part of the ledge functions every year, a charity party is held to raise money to be donated to various community programs throughout the county. Exalted Ruler George B. Corson presented checks to the following rescue squads to assist them in carrying on their important work: McHenry Rescue squad, Johnsburg Rescue squad, Harvard Rescue squad, Richmond Rescue squad, Wonder Lake Co. 1 and 2 Rescue squad, Crystal Lake Emergency Ambulance squad, Hebron Rescue squad, Woodstock Rescue squad and Marengo Rescue squad. The lodge also sent checks from the Charity fund to the Herbert F. Kunde family and the Robert Wolter family who during the past month had the misfortune of their homes being destroyed. SERVICE NEWS Airman Walter J. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Price of 3424 Elm, McHenry, has been assigned to Chanute AFB, 111., after completing Air Force basic training. During his six weeks at the Air Training Command's Lackland AFB, Tex., he studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. The airman has been assigned to the Technical Training center at Chanute for specialized training in aircraft maintenance. Airman Price is a 1972 graduate of McHenry West high school. Mike Finamore was told he had leukemia. Nine years ago. When Mike Finamore was thirteen years old, he was told he had leukemia. At that time, this meant he had five, maybe six months, to live. But just about then, leukemia research produced some dramatic results: A special combination of drugs that would kill the leukemia cells in the blood and permit the person to live longer than ever before. So Mike was treated. And it worked. He didn't die. Instead, he became one of the fortu­ nate few to have leukemia and live. And today his weekly treatments enable him to lead a normal life. In fact, right now he's putting the roof on a house he built himself. And when it's finished there will be a double celebration. The new house. And Mike's 22nd birth­ day. Most people expect presents. Mike's happy just to have a birthday. We arrive at the truth, not by the reason only, but also by the heart. -Blaise Pascal. American Cancer Society We want to wipe out cancer in your lifetime. One crunch. Less trash. No clutter. The Frigidaire Trash Compactor Reduces normal household trash to about one quarter Its original volume; fits up to a week's worth of trash in one polyethylene bag. Makes trash removal a one-trip affair. For your safety, it won't operate until you insert and turn the locking key. Push button controls and a glide- out drawer for easy operation, easy loading. It even takes care of odor with a push button aerosol deodorizer. It fits where you need it, thanks to its compact size; even builds in under a counter with an accessory conversion kit (available at extra cost). And it plugs right into ordinary household current, needs no special installation. Your choice of decorator colors, attractive wood tone control panel and color-coordinated vinyl top let you put it in your kitchen --in style. ^ Model TC-1 Last Time At This Unheard Of LOW PRICE LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front St. Ph. 385-0882 Mchenry Elks Honor Rescue Squads Representatives of rescue groups throughout the county were honored by the Woodstock Lodge, No. 1043, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, for services provided to their respective com­ munities. Sitting, from left, are Capt. Robert Stevens, Richmond Rescue squad; Chief William Swartzloff, Johnsburg Rescue squad; Chief Ron Modrich, Crystal Lake Emergency Ambulance; Chief Axel Schwanke, McHenry Rescue squad and Lt. Fred Bethke, Wonder Lake Co. I Rescue squad; in back row, from left, are Jerry Trumble, Woodstock Rescue squad; Chief Kenneth E. Kolls, Harvard Rescue squad; Assistant Chief Steve Laing, Wonder Lake Co. 2 Rescue squad; Chief John Jacobson, Hebron Rescue squad and Exalted Ruler BPO Elks, George B. Corson. \