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• n - f i b R K f A R E A SQUAD lS- 1 \ \ Raise Funds Geerge Kate*. Kalghto ef Oalnbn amber. left fee*, Mi on as Grand Knight Vincent Adams presents one of the first jn checks to Carmon Hodges, temporary chairman of the newly JP OF* formed McHenry Rescue Squad. Squad members hope sub- |-j j sequent support will prompt the thermometer to rise rapidly in IxSSClLC iSdUL&Cl weeks ahead. Shown in the middle row are squad members, Pail Heber, Pfcfl Got, Ajue Richard Waychunas. In back are Phil Bartmann of the Jaycees; Maurice Foley, K. of C.; Jack Muffley, Jaycees; Sam Grant, Lions club; Dave Benrud, Rotary club; and Fred Kupstis, Jaycees, representing organizations serving on the fund raising committee. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Jack Muffley, fund raising committee chairman for the McHenry Area Rescue Squad, announced this week that an all-out effort will begin im­ mediately to raise the necessary operating funds for the newly formed squad. A thermometer will be placed in a conspicuous area of town to indicate progress. There are presently seventeen men in the«quad and all are deeply involved in first aid and rescue training. The basic first aid course will be completed within two weeks, with the advanced course beginning immediately af­ terward. Rescue training supplied by the Johnsburg Rescue Squad will form a parT of the advanced course. Community support for the group has been shown on numerous occasions. The squad will be housed in a garage facility below City Wide Carpet on west Elm street. The fund raising committee, consisting of members of the Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and the Jaycees, announced that, a direct mailing will be made to each household in the area, requesting support. A goal of $15,000 has been set which will finance the purchase of a van type vehicle, equipment and insurance. Anyone who wishes to make a donation before the letters are mailed should send it to the McHenry State Bank or the First National Bank. Please mark the envelope "Rescue Squad Fund". ARE YOU 21 TO 36? MCHENRY AREA JAYCEES Cordially Invite You To Become Part Of Our Local Chapter, To Become Involved In Our Community Improvement Projects And To Take Part In Our Leadership Training Programs. Call 385-8330 or 385-4541 Monthly Meetings Second Thursday Of Every Month--Moose Hall Rte. 120 McHenry NEW AND COMPLETE FOOD STORE Sunnyside Foods NO W OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 4216 VYILM0T RD. 385-9870 AFRESH MEATS J^BUTCHER ON DUTY^OPEN 94 HOURS WEEKLY All Your Favorite Cuts - Only USDA Inspected Choice Meats Beef - Pork - Chicken - Ham EXPANDED "DELI" FEATURING COLD CUTS-SALADS, ETC. *HOUSEWARES +FROZEN FOODS +ICE CREAM *PRODUCE *PACKAGED ICE +PET SUPPLIES +LIQUOR -- BEER *HEALTH & BEAUTY +BAKER Y GOODS Wafs OfffoYou. Sunnyside Foods 4216 WILMOT RD. NEWLY EXPANDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 385-9870 -PAGE 5-