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fhursday, Februarys?* Jb&k' 'sm u&mmr mM*mMm. Our Servicemen PETER FISCHER Marine Private Peter M Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fischer of 3006 West Charlotte, McHenry, completed individual combat training Feb. 7 at the Second Infantry Training regiment, Marine Corps base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Richard P. Reining, interior communications technician fireman, lTSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reining of 1907 North Rogers ave., McHenry, is serving aboard the destroyer tender USS Everglades, operating out of Charleston, S.C. Everglades departed Feb. 8 for a tour of duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterraneen area. The Sixth Fleet is a versatile, well-balanced force consisting of an attack carrier striking force, an amphibious task group and a variety of auxiliary ships which enable the fleet to operate for extended periods of time without the support of land bases. THOMAS JUSTEN Thomas Justen, who entered the Army in Noverbet,' has completed his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., and is now in the ifrst student enlistment company at Fort Eustis, Va., studying aircraft maintenance. Donald L. Hicks radioman third class, USN, brother of Mrs. Shirley Westgard of 260-1 South Forest wood drive, McHenry, is participating aboard the dock landing ship USS Oak Hill in a coordinated U.S. Nationalist Chinese emphibious exercise called "Operation Backpack." beint< conducted off the coast of Taiwan. IJackjack is an exercise to test the amphibious capabilities and readiness of the forces of the Seventh-Fleet and the Nationalist Chinese Nevy. The exercise, with over 40,000 men and 1'10 units participating, will culminate in an amphibious assault on beaches of southern Taiwan, and will demonstrate the effectiveness of the United States Seventh Fleet to rapidly move a significant combat force to a troubled area in order to assist an ally. Prior to the assault, aircraft Pam-TOMMS riiif i r SOMETHING SPECIAL «•* V'-- McDONALD'S NEW fiiUsT mm On Sale Daily Try this McDonald's exclusive in good eating--you're sure to agree it's the best fish sandwich anywhere. ONLY 24 CiNTS McDonald's 130 Virginia Street CrvKtiil l-iikjn, III. "JomoH-moR STUDENTS H ATE •HIGH HONOR ROLL Nineteen eighth graders, .twenty-eight seventh graders jand thirty-six in. sixth grade at jthe McHenry Junior high school have attained the "AM honor roll for the last grading period. Eighth Graders Ann Alexeyiik, David Backhaus, Sue Bitterman, Kathleen Bolger, James Chobot, Jean {Dixon, Mark Domoto, Barbara Kidd. Phil Krebs, Debbie Meyer, Timothy Morck, Barbara ftedetzky, Fran Robbins, Carol $5chuh, Ljbby Stinespring, Richard Tomlinson, Ardelle Voeltz, Gwenda Walters and Barbara Wertke. , . Seventh Graders parole Beck, Tom Burton, ^ileen Cooper, Susan Crouch, Chacon Davidson, Denice Deth- Jefson, Jeannie DeVries, Larry Drake, Cindy Ficken, Andrea Hammack, Betsy Haufe, Linda Infantino, Michael Kempfer, Lorilee Klontz, Judith Koch, Diane Kraymer, Nancy Kraymer, Michael Krickl, Karen Larson, Linda Lawrence, James Meyer, Clifford Morris, Phil Owens, Caryn Peterson, Steve Salter, Rosalyn Wagner, Candy Walters and Nancy Winters. Sixth Graders John Arient, Pat Boden, Murray Bolger, Gayle Braun, Terry Burton, Debra Davidson. Bruce Davis, Kurt Easton, Bill THE POLITICAL CORNER PERCY CAMPAIGN Karl A. Koch, chairman, McHenry County Percy for Governor Committee, today announced the names of thirteen prominent Republicans who will serve as area coordinators and co-chairmen. He also revealed that a similar organization ot Kuhlman, Susan Lambert, Karen Matt, Theo Michelson, Scott Nolan, Valerie Olsen, Kenneth Reid, Debbie Samen, Danny Sickafoose, Karen Smedberg, Bill Smith, Leora Varese and Margaret Weyland. Seventh Grade: Michael Antonicelli, Gary Becko, Gregory Borter, Steve Bjorkman, Veronica Conrad, Sandra Dawson, Diane Evans, Joan Farr, Julte Fenwick Vicki Fernstrom, Jack Fulton, John Gustafson, Tim Griedanus, Dawn Guettler, Robert, Haagenson, James Harper, Robert Houser, Donna Johnson Judith Keller, Patricia Koehn, Linda Kunz, Nancy Lamberg, Patricia Lapinski, Diane Lockwood, Mary McVeigh, Michael Eckhart, Linda Exline, Sheila < MeVeieh ~ Charlene Mever Parmer, Debbie Fuhler, Dale JS Fulton, Arlene Grandt, Georgine Grek, Debra Groff, Don Hachmeister, Glenn Hannemann, Patrice Henneberg, Sharon Hoffman, Beth Houser, Carol Jaenicke, Steven Jaschke, Donna Kaminski, James Koepke, Karyl Koepke, James Lightner, Cathy Marchi, Alice McCulloh, Robert Minor, Pamela Potratz, Joan Quilico, Terry Roewer, Juanita Reptz, Helen Salter and Corrine Wilhelm. Others On Roll The following were placed 6n the "B" honor roll at the same school: Eighth Grade: John Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Gary Bockman, Denis Buch, Marylou Cassell, Rodney Cole, Roberta Conrad, Diane Dimon, Lynne Dixon, Dennis Drake, Kathleen Eternick, Linda Goss, Beverly Hickrod. Kenneth Jensen, Patrick Kelly. Jennifer of the Seventh Fleet will soften beach defenses. In addition, support ships will conduct antisubmarine warfare exez and the area surrounding the beachhead will be cleared of any obstructions and mines. ' "Backpack" is similar to those eKercisps conducted periodically by units of the Seventh Fleet with SEATO and other allied nations in the Far East to improve their profilency in coordinated emphibious warfare operations and to maintain working relationships with allied nations. Carol Moll, Beverly Morris, Mike Morris, Barbara Morenz, Laurie Murray, John Nye, Beth Okal, Delores Pickett, Marie Pike, John Reinke, Guentcr Scheel, Joseph Seese, Mark Stephenson, Mike Swedo, Ellen Tiggeman, Pam Walters, Jeffery Wheelock and Patricia Zabroski. Sixth Grade: Sharon Adams, Mary Dowell, Debby Fair, Frank Ficek, Terry Fluger, Linda Greene, Karen Haagenson, Blake Hammack, Glenn Hansen, Judy Homo, Amy Howell, Marlene Karmel, Keith Klontz, Shirley Lenart, Denise Lottchea, Craig Ludford, Debra Mackinder, Greg Mayer, Tom Meyer, Cindy Miller, Maureen Moore, Broc Olson, Virginia Peterson, Robert Riley, Linda Roeske, Steven Rohrer, Kenneth S.chlottler. James Sobacki, Yvonne Strach, William Sund, Jeffery Thomas, Peggy Tomlinson, Vicki Varese, Barbara Vilim and Margaret Weyland. women is being formed to support the GOP gubernatorial candidate. Function of the coordinators and co-chairmen, all of whom volunteered their services, is to organize other volunteers to work in their respective -local areas, Koch said. Coordinators in local areas include Edward La Flam me, Rt. 2, Spring Grove, McHenry and Greenwood townships; and Gordon E. Sergant, 6713 Johnsb u r g - W i l m o t R o a d , S p r i n g Grove; Burton and Richmond townships. Co-chairmen assisting the coordinators include Sam Sch-, munk, 3420 W. Fairway Drive, McHenry; McHenry and Greenwood townships; Robert Kettner, 1207 W. Oakleaf Drive, McHenry, Pistakee Bay; Chas. Heise, 1207 W. Sunset Drive, Griswold Lake, This group will organize other volunteers to stage neighborhood meetings, distribute campaign materials, and conduct other campaign activities. In addition, two special activities have been formed. Francis G. Higgins, Wonder Lake attorney, is in charge of the finance committee seeking to raise several thousand dollars through voluntary contributions. Gordon E. 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