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SECTION I - PAGE < - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1884 2 ^Sgeneral News Five area lamb-wool queens meet at banquet Police investigate theft of snowmobile Plaindealer news service Bret Crosby, 3114 Meadow McHenry County Sheriff's Lane, Wonder Lake, called police are investigating the county police when he recent theft of a snowmobile discovered someone broke into a that occurred in the Wonder storage shed and stole the LakP »re* 0 machine. Northern Illinois boasts more than its share of lamb and wool queens. Five of them gathered recently at the recent annual banquet of the McHenry-Lake Lamb and Wool Producers' Association. These young ladies raise their own sheep and serve as a vital part of the sheep in­ dustry in the promotion of lamb and wool. Representing the Dorset breed as the Illinois Dorset Queen is Bobette Schoenbeck of Richmond. Bobette is the 16- year-old daughter of Robert Schoenbeck. She has been active in the 4-H sheep project for nine years. Karen Kantlehner, also of Richmond, has worn three lamb and wool queen crowns. Karen first reigned as the 1982 McHenry-Lake Lamb and Wool Queen and moved on to capture Lamb and wool queens above, from left, are Bobette Schoenbeck, Richmond; Karen Kan­ tlehner, Richmond; Penny Hartel, DeKalb; Linda Ainger, Hebron and Kim Richards, Zion. the state title in 1983. She now wears the state crown for her sheep breed as the Illinois Suffolk Queen. Penny Hartel of DeKalb serves as the 1984 Illinois Lamb and Wool Queen after holding the DeKalb County title for one year. „ Linda Ainger, of Hebron, represented the industry as the 1983 county queen and at the annual meeting crowned Kim Richards of Zion as the 1984 McHenry-Lake Lamb and Wool Queen. These queens are constantly promoting the use of lamb and wool as well as the specific breed of sheep they represent. Named 'Soldier of Year' ONLY l5" PERJAMHlSOTIoH I I EARLY SPRING SPECIAL 1 FREE TANNING SESSION I, WITH PURCHASE OF 5 SESSIONS! | (Offer good thru 3 31 84*Limit one per person) | TANFASTICfr 0 .Sf 7Y7VI V PARLOR**** V^S 3100 W IINCOIN'MCHENRYB P'rr . i f tMOl H«N«NW»»IM 344 S006 I B CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS REGISTER TO WIN! ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Sergeant Roy Breede, son of Gerry Kuck of McHenry and Harold Breede, formerly of McHenry, was selected as the "Solider of the Year" for the 42nd Military Polic Group, Germany, Jan. 19. Sgt. Breede was selected by a board of senior non­ commissioned officers based on his knowledge of solider skills, military customs and world affairs. Sgt. Breede was awarded the Army Achievement Medal for his accomplishment. The McHenry serviceman was promoted to his present rank Oct. 31, 1983, by his wife, Deborah, and his commander. The promotion ceremony was held in Kaiserslautern, Ger­ many. Sgt. Breede is the senior in­ vestigator of the Pirmasens Field Office, Detachment D, 42nd MP Group (Customs) in Pirmasens, Germany, where he lives with his wife and sons, Jason and Ryan. SEAGRAM INTRODUCES THE IMPORTED VODKA WITHOUT THE ; IMPORTED PRICE. You can alwavs tell it a vodka is imported. Kach one has a presence all its own. And a price that s often too high. Now there s Seagram s Imported Vodka. Smooth, \ elvetv, with its own VOCHA special mouth feel (if you're not quite sure what we mean by "mouth feel" you will he as s(x>n as you taste it). Seagram s Imported Vodka. The smcx)th texture tells you it s imported. The price tag doesn't. Seagrams IMPORTED VODKA © 1934 S£AGR~. SriUtRSCO NV CHSTHIED f ROM GRAIN 8OPKOW --- - - wr , V Deborah Breede pins "Soldier of the Year" medal on uniform of her ir< husband, Sgt. Roy Breede, in Pirmasens, Germany. wf xviviSii^ " Benefit performance of musical for 4-H clubs « hJU " -In T^e 4 H organization for stock Musical Theater Company * |R youth, one of America's great for a benefit performance of 1 |R success stories, has been made "Carousel" at the Woodstock H possible by an amazing part- Opera House Thursday, April 19, H nership of youth and adult at 8:15 p.m. Ticket prices for IH volunteers, civil servants, this performance will be the v,4 business leaders and private same as for regular per- citizens. Open to young people formances. \Ofir '"K from ages 8 through 18, 4-H promotes responsibility, good Tickets will be available from citizenship, and a dedication to local 4-H clubs or by calling community service in addition Alberta England (312) 639-2037 to a massive educational em- or Cindy Harris (312 ) 639-3591, phasis leading to career the local committee chairperson education and exploration. and treasurer respectively, or The McHenry County fund " by calling the McHenry County raising committee has made Cooperative Extension Service arrangements with the Wood- (338-3737 or 338-4747). CONTRACTORS SALE! RIDGID COPPER TUBING TYPE L Va" x 1 0 F T . . . $3.99 I V/ x l O F T . $6.49 LTH. LTH. CPVC WATER PIPE Va" x 10 FT . .$1.79 LTH. VV"X 10 FT. .. $3.49 LTH. PVC DRAIN/WASTE/VENT PIPE SCH.40 TYPE I l V a ' x 1 0 F T . . . $2.69 i 3" x 10 FT. , $6.99 i LTH. LTH. ABS DRAIN/WASTE/VENT PIPE SCH. 40 r/*"x 10 FT, $4.99 I 3 " x 1 0 FT $12.99 LTH. LTH. THINWALL CONDUIT '/J" x 10 FT $1.59LTH. 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