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»» WiK 14 - PLAINDKALKR - FRIDAY. JULY 29.1963 •J-K James Wesseling Earns Boy Scout Eagle Award $ $ • $ $ f 9 & $ t T T ~ • * \ ; . • V o • - ' • f O t ' 0 1 / * ' \ - 5 > % > \ v " * W h * j • ' . r if I . 1 _ . : i \ , ! I ; : . I % * ® - §- £ $ $ £ S 0.1' ^ Nl v- ; 0\. J Vv $ stlf V $ ̂ •'/ • •$ W'^ - . i ' v i § i * - 1 $ * f 1 i i > l " *7 * •» r n ' -I , , !.;->v <t>r ?>H • •* •> t:. ft < ' &•' ' I £ . Vs;civ| mAxffyJX&iy V$«^t$\yKS»W • } -5 ! ' * * j $ *i I <t> o i / . - w \$\v-t v?v v?»y vv W SOUTH MILWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARADE PARTICIPANTS - One off the highlights off the July 31 Fiesta Days parade will be the South Milwaukee high school band. The band made two musical tours off Florida in 1978 and 1980, and they received the very coveted Silver Medal for their excellent performance in the Florida world International Music festival in 1980. The band also performed at Circus World, Disney World, and Sea World while in Florida. The band performed for both 1980 presidential candidates - for President Carter and for President Reagan. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO li Personal Service & Satisfaction Our Pledge LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: o -- LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENERS OLYMPIC STAIN KEMPER-MILLCREEK CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS PRE-HUNG DOORS •NORD SPINDLES ARMSTRONG CEILING SYSTEMS PHONE OUR FRIENDLY ADVISORS FOR HELPFUL HINTS WHEN YOU WANT TO BUILD. REPAIR OR REMODEL YOUR HOME FREE Planning ft Estimating Services Phone 385-1424 909 N. Front St., McHenry |BRAND NEW| 1983 PONTIAC •2000 COUPEI Front wh*«l drive, power steering 8 disc brakes, radio, tinted glass, cloth int. and much more! No. 174 Vi Down, cash ot trade Sale ^ pnep $7468 Monthly pml W m% 4m 1 £§ 4b inns . 9 9% APR A MO- 12-SPEED FIRENZE 27" BIKE $180 VALUE Hand-built, ctr. pull brks. With each new Pontiac sold this week! ' BARBECUES If you're planning a barbecue, the National Safety Council says to set up the grill in an open area that is out of the traffic pattern, and to make sure the grill is sturdy and stable. After the charcoal lighter fluid has been added, ignite the charcoal with a long wooden match or by tossing a lighted match onto the charcoal. The Council also says that you should choose lean meat and trim the fat to prevent fire flare- ups. To extinguish flare-ups, have available a plant foliage mister filled with water. In addition, never move portable barbecues into a closed-in area without having at least one door open for ventilation. Smoldering charcoal can build up lethal con­ centrations of carbon monoxide gas. On July 24, James E. Wesseling, Jr., of Boy Scout Troop 452, McHenry, was presented with his Eagle rank at an Eagle Court of Honor ceremony held at the McHenry Moose lodge. He was presented with certificates from tiie McHenry Moose lodge, McHenry County Sheriffs police, McHenry Elks dub, former President Gerald Ford, President Reagan, Senator Percy, Governor Thompson, Senator Schaffer, Mayer Teler* of Spring Grove, and Attorney Donald Steinspring., Jim was also presented with awards from-his troop The invocation was performed by Father Leo Bartel of St. John's of Johnsburg. Jim joined Cub Scout Pack 349, Richmond-Spring Grove in Sep­ tember, 1977. After advancing through the Cub Scout ranks of Bob­ cat, Wolf, Bear and Webelos, he was presented with his Arrow of Light at his Blue and Gold banquet in 1960. In December of that year, a new Boy Scout troop was chartered in Johnsburg and Jim became a Boy Scout in Troop 452. After completing . the requirements of the skill awards and merit badges for Swimming and First Aid, Jim advanced to the rank of Tenderfoot Scout in February, 1961. By April, he had earned skill awards in - Citizenship, . Com- i munications, Community Living, Family Living and Hiking along with merit badges for Citizenship in the Community]¥oodworking, and Safety. He advanced to 2nd Class Scout. Archery, Sports and Firemanship were the next merit badges he earned ill May 1981. In July, 1981, Jim wnt to Camp Lowden for a week, where he earned Camping and Cooking skill awards and Citizenship in the Nation and Fishing merit badges. At the August, 1981, Court of Honor, he advanced to rank of 1st Class Scout. ' In October, 1961, the young Scout completed requirements for his Waterskiing and Camping merit badges and advanced to Star Scout. The next merit badges earned were EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT IS SPECIAL BEEF VILLA WORLD'S FINEST HOME OF EATIN1 CHICKEN BR0ASTED TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 3-PIECE CHICKEN DINNER (INCLUDES FRIES, COLE SLAW & ROLL) n 79 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: • 3709 W. ELM ST.. McHENRY, ILL. 344-1103 m«|| • rn . • 1125 N. SEMINARY AVE., WOODSTOCK, ILL. 33S-9706 WILL A IN A HURRY? 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JXUR '78 FO: D LTD WACOM Foil-sued wagon, low mile1 * BROWN IN COIC'R! '7S PLYMOufH HORIZON Sticf AIR COND., Orange in cc lor! GAS ECONOMY! '79 Bli.CK RE0AL AIR COND.. mony ex­ tras! SPORTY CAK! USED CARS OF All KINDS AhaiVING DAILY I 1112 FRONT ST (RT 31) McHENRY IL *BIIY NOW PAY LATER! NO INTEREST & NO PAYMENTS FROM PURCHASE DATE UNTIL MARTH 1 5 1934! (70% DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED AT TlMf (V- "UP HASP \ : • " \ ! "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT' Geo. P. Fround, 4102 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD., McHENRY (815)385-0420 JAMES WESSELING. JR. Home Repairs and Communications in April, 1982, at which time he became a Life Scout. In June, 1982, Jim worked at Cub Scout Day camp *n Woodstock, where he assisted as lifeguard and swim­ ming instructor. June was also when he was tapped out and became a member of the Order of the Arrow. In July, he went to camp at the Kishwaukee Boy Scout reservation, where he earned his Lifesaving merit badge. He also spent a week working in the Medical lodge. In September, 1982, Jim became the Webelos Den chief of Cub Scout Pack 349, Richmond-Spring Grove. In addition to that position, he has also served as quartermaster, scribe, assistant patrol leader, patrol leader and senior patrol leader in his troop. At the December Court" Of Honor, Jim received his Physical Fitness skill award and his Personal Fitness Merit badge. In April, 1983, he completed merit badges in Personal Management and Rabbit. Raising. In May, he finished merit1 badges in Citizenship in the World, Environmental Science, and Emergency Preparedness. In June of this year, Canoeing, Cooking, Orienteering, Rifle and Shotgun, Rowing, Woodcarving and Wilderness Survival merit badges were earned for a total of 28 merit Deadline Sec. of State Jim Edgar reminded automobile owners with July license plate registratiohs that midnight Sunday, July 31, is the deadline for Couple Attends Self-Help Meet John and Kay Biggerstaff were among 610 men and women from across the country who gathered in Chicago July 15,16 and 17 for the fifth annual conference of The Com­ passionate Friends, an international- self-help organization for bereaved, parents. After three days of workshops dealing with the resolution of grief and rebuilding of lives, the conference closed with the presentation of the first annual Compassionate Friends Appreciation award to Phil Donahue. Donahue was chosen for this honor because his 1978 interviews with Harriet Sarnoff Schiff, author of The Bereaved Parent and others who had had a child die, brought hope and comfort to thousands of parents and helped them realize that they need not walk this path of grief alone. His in­ terviews were instrumental in the establishment of dozens of new chapters. Sanitation Course At MCC fR». to* Food handlers have the opportunity to learn or review the basics of sanitation during the course "Sanitation for the Food Handler" to be given at McHenry County college by personnel of the McHenry County Health department Tuesday and Thursday, Aug. 9 and Aug. 11. From 1 to 4:30 p.m. each day, the instructor will share information on f o o d - b o r n e i l l n e s s e s , t h e r u l e s f o r ' receiving food, use of thermometers, personal hygiene, cleaning, food display and service, pest control and the customer's view. A written test and certificates of completion will be given at the end of the cqurse. Register for the class at McHenry County college Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Payment is required at time of registration. displaying the new purple 1984 stickers in the upper right corner of their rear license plate. Stickers may be purchased over the counter at Secretary of State facilities in Springfield, and Chicago, and at more than 1,400 financial institutions, including 617 banks, 180 sayings and loan associations, 16 credit unions and about 600 Chicago area currency exchanges. Effective Monday, Aug. 1, anyone driving a car with an expired orange, July 1983 sticker will be subject to a fine for improper registration. , If you have questions regardihg license plate registrations, call the Secretary of State's toll-free telephone number, 800-252-8980. Observe Harvard Day In joint cooperation with the Greater Harvard Area Historical society, the McHenry County Historical society museum in Union will host a special Sunday program, July 31, from 1:30 to4:30 centering on Harvard's Milk Day history. Showing throughout the afternoon in the air conditioned music room of the Union museum will be a series of home movies beginning with the first Milk Day parade of 1942 and other early Milk Day parade celebrations up through a color and sound production of 1979-81. ~ As with other Sunday programs centering on the history of area villages dtfd cities, residents of the City 6f Harvard and Chemung and Dunham, townships will be admitted free to the museum that day. Harvard Day is part of a season series of local area history programs arranged in honor of the McHenry County Historical society's 20 year an­ niversary. Area residents and businesses are invited to contact the society at 815- 923-2267 for information on all aspects of local county history. Rating Hie Diets The Hlinois Council on Nutrition has prepared a booklet entitled, "Rating the Diets," which contains in­ formation about 16 popular weight loss diet plans. Each of the diet plains is compared to the Recommended Dietary Allowances to determine if it contains enough nutrients to keep one healthy. For free brochures on nutrition, contact the Illinois Council on Nutrition, 524 S. Second St., Suite 405, Springfield, 111. 62706. SUMMER SALE Save Up To 30% on Bennington Oak & Pine During our Storewide Sale! •TRESTLE ENDRLEAF ^BANISTER BACK EXTKSSION TABLE ARM CHAFR 8/?D«P 15 J, ™ Solid Pine Saddle Seat Reg.'736.NOW 575.00 Reg. M6S.S0. .NOW >129 •MATCHING SIDE CHAIR .WELSH CHINA BUFFET Reg. '133.NOW '104.00 Reg. 'I067'0': .NOW *829 Lav A wav or Financing A mailable --• Free Delivery •Bp w ^ Colonial Vermont Furniture Main St.. Huntley. 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