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HONORED BY AIR FORCE - Howard Miller, veterans coordinator at McHenry County college, was recently presented a certificate of special recognition by officials of Detachment Ml, United States Air Force Recruiting service. The award was presented by Staff Sergeant Steve Loy, the Air Force representative in McHenry county. Miller was presented the award for his significant contributions to the Air Force recruting mission. Pictured, left to right, are Senior Master Sergeant Bob Springer, Miller, Staff Sergeant Steve Loy and Master Sergeant Dewey Ballard. Appear In Concert THE BENTONS The Bentons, singers of gospel music, were scheduled to appear at The Alliance church, 3815 W. Bull Valley road in McHenry, Tuesday, March 30, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. The Bentons are D. Dean Benton, his wife, Carole, and her sister, Joyce Kulp. The Bentons are native Iowans, but claim Mokena, 111., as home. Dean pastored the United Methodist Church in Mokena prior to entering gospel music ministry full-time. The trio began singing together in August of 1970. Since that time they have appeared in hundreds of con­ certs in over twenty-five denominations. They have sung in well over half the United States and Ontario, Canada. The Bentons use or­ chestration from their four albums. During concerts Carole plays the piano, and Joyce plays the bass while singing. The three are said to have one of the best blends in Gospel music today. 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The trustee must be a resident of the county and will not hold any public office or be an of­ ficer of a political party. The trustees for the Conservation district serve without pay and meetings are held on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Application forms are available in the County board offices, Room 204, 220 N. Seminary avenue, Woodstock, and should be returned to that office no later than April 19. The concerts are a mix of contemporary gospel songs, old hymns, and current pop in­ spirational songs. The music is introduced with humor, and joyous, provocative spiritual insight. The Rev. Gerald Robertson, pastor of the Alliance Church, extended a warm invitation for the community to share in this evening of spiritual refresh­ ment, with no admission charge. Club Members Fete President Marie Robinson Marie Robinson, president of the Young at Heart^club of Wonder Lake was a surprised guest of honor at the March 17 meeting of the group The members supplied a festive pot-luck dinner to celebrate Marie's seventy-sixth birthday. An appropriate gift was also given to the "Spirit of '76'er". Coming events scheduled for the Young at Hearts include an anniversary party at the Wonder Lake Mill Inn and a trip to Milwaukee dnd West Bend. Their next meeting will be on Wednesday. April 7 Don't forget to mark down Saturday, April 10, on your calendar, when the Young at Hearts will sponsor a bake sale at Christ the King hall. POSTAL NEWS Mail users could prevent some delivery delays and save the postal service some $330 million a year by using correct and complete addresses, Postmaster Lorraine Murphy said today. She also reminded Wonder Lake customers, if mail boxes need repairs, contact your local postmaster. Nativitv Youth group has a community project to raise funds. SALE STARTS TUESDAY MARCH 30th THRU SATURDAY APRIL 3 GREASE RELIEF TRIGGER SPRAT tK SPRING With TRIGGER SPRAYER w i« rr *AV«mo» BATH SIZE SAvyiSl PONDS • DRY SKIN CREAM 39 oz 1.85 Value 10 PADS COLDCREAM 3.5 oz. 1.49 Value MENS 9 oz. REVERSIBLE 2 09 Value GLOVES Brown Jersey or White Jersey 98c Value COMMUNITY SERVICE The American Legion auxiliary community service may be defined as "people helping each other -- not just by words, but by works and ser­ vices performed without regard to race, creed or color Little pieces of the big picture of the American Legion auxiliary community service program becomes a synonym for simplicity while com­ municating with your fellow man „ Service to humanity is the best work of life, being friendly, helping the senior citizen, aid to the aging, and getting involved in community affairs, service to the handicapped, safety and blood donor programs To provide service to our community and our fellow persons requires time Remember that time is a gift from God So let's spend this gift wisely to the glory of God and the service to man lx)is Haak. communications chairman. Wonder Lake American Legion auxiliary' unit 1169 BIRTHDAYS Happy seventh birthday to Bobby Wagner, son of Dr Merrill and Rosemary Wagner, on March 31. Happy birthday to Karen Derner. middle grades teacher at Harrison school, on April 2 Happy thirteenth birth day to Michael Utes, son of Karen and Chuck I'tes. on April 3 Happy thirteenth birthday to Michael Diedrich. son of Gert and A1 Diedrich. on April 3 Happy fifteenth birthday to our own Julie Huff on April 5 AWARDS Though the Pinewood Derby was the big event of the Cub Scout Pack 145 meeting at Harrison school on March 25. there was also time to give the following awards to the Scouts Den One, Mike Dicker, one Gold Arrow, two Silver Arrows. Jim Wautelet. one Gold Arrow, three Silver Arrows, Jeff Schuster, one Gold Arrow, two Silver Arrows, Mel Larson, one Gold Arrow, three Silver Arrows, Shawn McGowan was welcomed to scouting as a Bobcat In Den three. Don Karolewicz was given the Bear Award and Kurt Bendig. Jim Hohf and Mike Bennett. Wolf Awards Kevin Huff of Den five was presented with a Wolf Award David Dolby of Den seven, received one gold Arrow and two Silver Arrows Chris Corsaut was advanced to Webelos Danny Diedrick received the Arrow of Light and moved up to the Boy Scouts and the race is on' In the best of the Pack, first place trophy went to Danny Doyle. Den five; second place trophy to David Dolby. Den seven, and third place ribbon to Kevin Huff. Den five Kddie Gallagher of Den five, carried home the trophy for best looking car Best of the den awards were also given: Den one, Mike Dicker, first; Mel Larson, PAGE S PLAINDEALER- second. Jeff Schuster, third; IVn two, Charles Beccard. first. Robert Prosen, second; Ray Lance, third. Den three. Don KarolewicX, first, <Tiri» Corsaut. second. Jim Hohf. third. Den 4. Billy Howard, first Kevin Moore, second; Mike Jensen, third. Den five, Dan Doyle, first, Eddie Gallagher, second. Steve West, third. Den seven, David Dolby, first. Bob L'tes, second. Jim Scheele. third Webelos. Dan Diedrick. first Jerry Kimble, second. Brian Peters, third In the den chiefs competition. Frank Linder was first and Mark Berlin, second Frank helps with Den five and Mark with Den four Sharon Peters expressed appreciation to the moms who baked for a recent Cub Scout bake sale from which proceeds were used to help pay for the trophies. Dee Gallagher ac­ cepted the responsibility of refreshment chairman for the rest of the year Bicentennial Scout Expo "76 will be held for the Kishwaukee district on Saturday. April 10. at the McHenry County fairgrounds. Woodstock, from 1 to 8 p m BASEBALL Anyone who missed registration for Wonder I^ike boys baseball last Saturday will have another chance to sign up this Saturday Come to the east side firehouse anytime between 10 a m to 4 p.m to register. HAPPINESS IS Happiness is., putting a note on daddy's truck horn, on daddy's sun visor, in daddy'* WEDNESDAY. MARCH SI. Iff* coffee cup and in daddy 's Kadi pail reminding him to pick up *- hall of kite string before He came home from work, and guess who went back up town at night - for kite string! Hap­ piness is looking with satisfaction at the front lawn just after it 's been raked in the spring and the green is starting to show Happiness ia Jack Uggett's cleaned out garage! Happiness is...building a car with your dad for the Cub Scouts Pinewood Derby. Happiness is Marie Robinson, fulfilling her civic respon­ sibilities at the age of 71 by serving on jury duty for two W aiSfMUNITY CALENDAR % April 2. 3. 4 Ladies retreat. Bishop Lane retreat house. Rockford, Christ the King parish April 2 Half day of school, Harrison April 3 Registration. Wonder Lake boys baseball, east side firehouse. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m t jazz bane school meeting HOLIDAY SUN DISCOUNT 4512 W. RTE. 120 McHenry, Illinois FOR ANY INFORMATION CALL 279 3933 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS Harrison contest April 7 Young at Hearts Christ the King hall April 10 * School board electiodL Harrison school Scout -O-Rama , Woodstocf fairgrounds Young at Hearts bake saty. Christ the King hall April 12 Harrison school spriifc vacation begins April 25 CCD Registration. Christ tit King church * I WINES AND LIQUORS SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS 4610 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILLINOIS PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 31 THRU APRIL 6 Pepsi Regular or Diet 816 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT HALF GALLON CHA CHA HALF GALLON SCHENLEY RESERVE 86 PROOF WHISKEY 99 ̂ HALF GALLON GUILD BRANDY Highland Breeza SCOTCH »7»«S m GALLON1 Cabin Still 80URB0N $0 59 Q HALF GALLON Windsor Canadian WHISKY HALF UMAmtAm GALLON *** From The Largest Wine Selection In Lake And McHenry Counties . r - mm • •• < -:- ^ 1 Stroll's Beer Blatz Beer 24 12 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT Meister Brau 6-12 OZ. 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