Illinois News Index

McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 14 Sep 1983, p. 55

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400 N. Division St. Harvard, IL MOSS T It K Tool Mfg. Co., Inc. P.O. Box 4* Woodstock, IL 60098 Tuff-Koto Paint Co. 214 N. Seminary Ave. Woodstock, IL 60096 Weils Mfg. Co. 1800 W. Lake Shore Dr. Woodstock, IL 60008 . Woodstock Brick k Supply 11214 Me. 14 Woodstock, IL 60096 Woodstock Die Casting 555 Wheeler St. Woodstock, IL 60906 * «• 18 4 Mirror P.O. Box 207 Wooctatook, IL 60066 Contractors Ave. IL60066 Arrow Aluminum Foundry, Inc. P.O. Box 646 Woodstock, IL 60096 Matrix IV, Inc, 427 E. JuddSt. Woodstock, IL 60096 . • . -- f Three D Assembly 4606 Mt. Tabor Ed. Woodstock, IL 60096 L & M Sheet Metal P.O. Box 714 Woodstock, IL 60006 1 K-B Industries 212 Pair St Woodstock, |L 66666 Wm. Kline ItCo. 326 E. JuddSt. Woodstock, IL 60096 . D.B. Hess Co. 1150 McConneli Rd. Woodstock, IL 60096 Just Engineering 723 Amsterdam Woodstock, IL 60096 CENTRAL RETAIL DIVISION Ackemann'a 124 Cass St. Woodstock, IL 60066 1 » • continued on page 20 10 City exhibits continued from pege 10 displays included as part of the general ci­ ty booth will be representative of the numerous services and the wealth of infor­ mation provided by police, with a concen­ tration on the department's Crime Preven­ tion Unit. The exhibit will be highlighted by a special appearance by "McGruff' the dog, the national crime prevention symbol, who will be on hand to emphasize'taking a bite out of crime." Other information will be available on the several other programs of the Crime Prevention Unit, headed by Officer Joe Marvin, including assisting businessmen and the public with education about crime prevention techniques, seminars on security surveys for business and i tial property and programs on protection, "Operation Identificatic ' for marking property and "Nc Watch" to help citizens help each other and the police. In Building E, the Woodstock Police Department will maintain a separate booth for their child fingerprinting pro­ gram, which was implemented to help with identification of missing children. During the trade fair, parents of children -up to age 16 are encouraged to bring their children for fingerprinting, which will be offered free of charge. Parents must accompany their children and the one set of fingerprints made of each child will be given to the parents for safekeeping, since no records are retained by the police department as part of the program. The police are maintaining a separate booth for the program in order to facilitate the fingerprinting procedure. Marvin said the department already has received a number of inquiries about the program. The fire department is a major service of the city government and Woodstock city firemen are cooperating with members of the WoodstoCk Rural Fire Department on a booth to stand adjacent to the general ci­ ty booth in Building D. Woodstock City Fire Chief Phil Parker said highlights of the firemen's exhibit will be a visit by "Sparky*' the fire dog, a slide show about smoke detectors and a demonstration of fire extinguishers, plus a variety of information on fire prevention. * As a special added attraction, among the outdoor exhibits at the trade fair, the firemen will display a 1928 fire truck, brought to Woodstock especially for the event from its home at the McHenry Coun­ ty Historical Society Museum in Union. The Woodstock Rescue Squad will main­ tain a separate booth in Building C. o MONOGRAMMING o SCREEN PRINTING TRANSFERS o LETTERING See Our Samples off Shirts - Jackets- Sweatshirts - Hats At the Business Showcase... We Are in Building C Booth 25 C & H SPECIALTY 110 Washington St., At The Foot of Main Street Woodstock -- 338-9140 Hours: Monday thru Saturday • a.m.-6 p.m. US A REASON TO LOAN YOU MONEY. . 4 **'* • AT MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WE HAVE AS MANY CONSUMER LOANS AS YOU HAVE REASONS FOR I NEEDING THEM. Whether you* re making home improvements, buying "a neW car, financing a college education or taking a dream vacation, our consumer loan program is tailored to meet your needs. For more information on how to apply for your consumer loan, visit any one of Marengo Federal's seven convenient locations. We'll pro­ cess it promptly and you'll receive your loan at a competitive rate. Repayment is easy because you choose the payment date and how you want to make payments -- by mail, in person or through account deductign. AT MARENGO FEDERAL, WE WANT TO HEAR YOUR REASON! Marengo Federal ^SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 200 East Grant Hwy ©) Marengo IL 60152 815 568-7298 118 Cass Woodstock IL 60098 815 338 2900 Rt 47 at Calhoun Woodstock IL 60098 815 338-7440 60 Northwest Hwy Cary. IL 60013 312 639-0222 407 Lincoln Avenue Fok River Grove IL 60021 312/639-2350 4400 Elm Street McHenry IL 60050 815'344-1900 ** 550 Crystal Point Drive Crystal Lake IL 60014 815 455-4300 Esnc f McHenry County JQOl fee *~er GreeW* ===== 9 » a . • > • • m M m X

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