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Area youth chorale to start European tour PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 15,1184 The Greater Chicago Area Youth Chorale is preparing to leave on its eighth Annual European Concert Tour, under the direction of Dana Floor. The chorale's 48 members include high school and university students, as well as choir directors and church choir members, all assembled through a love of music and travel. Nineteen communities contribute members to the group: ' Barrington, Car­ penters ville, Cary, Crystal Lake, Deerfield, Fox River Grove, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Huntley, Kingston Mines, Lake in the Hills, LaSaQe, McHenry, Naperville, Schaumburg, Sycamore, and Woodstock. Also LaGrange and Prospect, Kentucky. The chorale will sing a variety of compositions which include folk songs, spirituals, sacred classics, and popular music. Hie tour will include concerts at the Madeleine Cathedral in Paris, the Victoria Em­ bankment in London, and combined concerts with the men's choruses of Haydock and Weybridge, England. Also there is the possibility for many im­ promptu performances at churches, cathedrals, museums, and parks along the way. One night of the 18 day tour will be spent as a homestay in Doetichem, Holland. Some of the cities to be visited are: Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Holland; Paris, France; Dover, Southampton, Carlisle, and London, England; and Edin­ burgh, Scotland. Hie public is invited to a free outdoor concert before the Chorale's departure. The concert will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 19 at Cary-Grove High School, First Street and Three Oaks Road., Cary. Concert-goers should bring lawn chairs or blankets. FATHER'S • DAYl ONE YEAR NAVTILOS MEMBERSHIP $275 Two are recently initiated to County Sheriffs Posse Ceremonies were conducted recently for two new members of the McHenry County Sheriffs Posse. Hie oath of office was administered by Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hendle to Candace Smith, Hebron; and Denise Rowland, Harvard. Prior to graduation they were required to attend six training sessions which included field exercises where the members and their horses were qualified. Included in the field training, were rescue missions, searching for items such as drugs or in­ dividuals who may have been lost. It is mandatory that the horse and rider pass rigid tests of ability and coordination. Classroom sessons included instruction on crowd control, traffic courtesy and control, horse management, police radio Take care of your mail when leaving on vacation communicaton. The training was conducted by Sgt. Jan Iverson, training director, under the supervision of Captain Erv Staveteig. The posse is under the direct control of the sheriff and his command staff. Their training is utilized to assist in emergencies and disasters which in the past have included search for lost persons and items discarded in felonies. A large effort was put forth after the crash of the Air National Guards plane in March 19,1982. The posse division is ad­ ministered on behalf of the sheriff by the McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster Agency (MCESDA) as one of their 14 volunteer divisions with over 200 mem­ bers. If anyone is interested in joining the posse or any other of the 13 divisions of MCESDA, they may contact the office at (815) 338-6400. GIVE FATHER A GIFT HE CAN ENJOY AND BENEFIT FROM ALL YEAR LONG GIVE HIM THE GIFT OF HEALTH AND FITNESS . f McHenry 344-2202 I Nautilus •OFFER EXPRIES ON SUNDAY JUNE 17.1984 0 HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB 804 MILL ST.-MchCNRY Behind Taylor Made headquarters Summertime vacation travelers will enjoy their vacations more, knowing care will be taken for their mail. To ensure mail delivery is left in good order while on vacation, McHenry Postmaster, LeRoy M. Smith recommends the following options: Travelers can have mail kept safely for their return by asking someone they trust - a friend or neighbor - to check their mailbox everyday and hold the mail. They can arrange for the post office to hold delivery of mail for up to 30 days. "Contact the post office to complete the ap­ propriate form," says Smith, "And remember to notify the post office promptly upon your return to resume normal delivery." If they prefer, travelers can arrange for mail to follow on their travels, for ur to 40 days, by informing the post office where to forward the .mail for a specified time, after which it will be held for their return. Says Smith, "Be sure to instruct the motel, hotel or home you are visiting to forward any mail that Rigidaire DEHUMIDIFIERS GET THE WET OUT! [OFrkjktaire IW ELECTRIC 1005 N. 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