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County 4-H king sought iped him "participate" :lub, get involved in Page 11. PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1985 Six McHenry County 4-H'ers are viewing for the title of 1985- 86 4-H McHenry County King. These six, joining the six queen candidates announced last week, make up the 1985-86 4-H Royalty Court. The King candidates include Dave Behrens, Cloverleaf Boosters and Busy Beavers; Keith Borchardt, Greenwood Gremlins; James Gratz, Har­ vard Prairie Toppers, Robert Heaver, Hebron Helping Hands and Community Builders; Jamie Martin, Harvard Prairie Toppers; and Steve Smith, Greenwood Gremlins and Lincoln Cloverleafs. A nine year 4-H member, Dave Behrens, Ciystal Lake, says, "4-H is learning by doing and learning from your mistakes." He also feels that 4- H has hell in my cl „ Federation activities, attend workshops and meet a lot of people." Dave, 17, is the son of Jim and Dolores Pedersen. "4-H has taught me self- confidence and leadership for the rest of my life," comments Keith Borchardt. A nine-year 4- H'ers, Keith, 16, is the son of Carl and Shirley Borchardt, Wonder Lake. For 16 year old James Gratz, 4-H has "prepared me for life teaching me to think and act as an individual and to respect the thoughts and opinions of my fellow man." James, an eight year 4-H^er is the son of Jerry and Delia Gratz, Harvard. 4-H has helped Robert Heaver, an eight-year 4-H'er, gain leadership skills. He says, "I've become active in 4-H by joining two clubs, and becoming a Federation officer and Youth Council representative." Robert, 16, is the son of Robert and Joanne Heaver, Hebron. "Through my ten years in 4-H, I have made a lot of friends," says Jamie Martin of Harvard. Jamie, 17, is the son of Gary and Dolores Martin, Harvard. Steve Smith, 16, is the son of Jim and Jean Smith, McHenry. Steve says, "Through attending project meetings and building projects in my nine years as a £ H member, I have been able to secure a part-time job in elec­ tronics this summer." The 4-H King and Queen will be crowned August 1, as a part of 4-H night at the McHenry County Fair. Arson the target this week This week Crime Stoppers is seeking information on an arson related fire that gutted the kitchen of an apartment in Marengo. 1-800-762-STOP At 34 minutes past midnight on Thursday, June 6 Marengo police and fire units responded to the apartment building at 16 E. Prairie St. in Marengo. When they arrived, they found the kitchen of apartment No. 3 engulfed in flames. The apartment had been vacant for more than 2 months and due to the suspicious nature of the fire, arson investigators were called in. It was quickly determined that the fire had been deliberately set. Between three and . five thousand dollars worth of damage was done to the apart­ ment and the lives of the. building's other occupants were endangered. Arson is always a serious crime, but it is even more so when innocent lives are held in the balance. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards of up to $1,000 for in­ formation leading to the arrest and filing of criminal charges against offenders. If you have any information on this arson in Marengo, or in­ formation on any other crimes, Farm Bureau board backs county landfill call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-762- STOP. All callers remain anonymous-one never needs to give a name. Crime Stoppers, which is sponsored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, assigns secret numbers to anonymous callers who provide in­ formation. Callers are in­ structed to call back at regular intervals to find out if any suspects have been arrested as a result of confidential in­ formation given. If there are arrests, the Crime Stoppers board of directors then meets to determine an ap­ propriate award. A secret meeting is arranged to make the cash reward payments. Anonymous callers to Crime Stoppers do not have to appear in court. r Members of the 1985 4-H Royalty Court Viewing for 4-H King are left to right: James Gratz, Harvard; Robert Heaver, Hebron; Jamie Martin, Harvard; Steve Smith, McHenry; Dave Behrens, Crystal Lake; and Keith Borchardt, Wonder Lake. Cigarette tax could be used for education The State of Illinois spent over $15 million in 1982 for direct health care costs caused by smoking. This does not include costs such as shorter lifespan or more time off from work due to illness. Governor Thompson has proposed that additional money for education could come from an 8-cent-a pack tax on cigarettes. Education will be improved and teenagers will be discouraged from smoking by zarette taxes. SOFT WATER RENTAL9" • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted f 0 A J • ONE phone call can answer ^ _ any questions . Q^>"V 312-259-3393 ® ARLINGTON-SOFT WATER CO. Hie McHenry County Farm Bureau board of directors is the McHenry County 1 to develop a county-owned landfill. That action was taken during discussion at the June meeting. Ina letter to the County Board members, Farm Bureau President Melvin Von Bergen urged immediate action to establish a county-owned and county has spent many thousand dollars in studies and hearings. He recalled the study committee established by the County Board recommended the development of a county-owned and operated landfill. "All surveys show the need for a landfill in the county," he continued. "Those who have studied th issue recommended the county-owned landfill in- copporate incineration, com­ posting, technology. and recycling During the discussion several farmers said they feel the county 1* spending a great deal of money on legal fees, studies and hearings at a time when the decision to develop a county- wide landfill is clearly the proper direction to move. Show group in Rockford The Booze Brothers Revue will kick off the July 4 festivities at Magic Waters water recreation park with two per­ formances Wednesday, July 3. Hie Milwaukee group will entertain from 6-7:15 p.m. and 8- 9:15 p.m. Admission to the park is $7.75 per person for the day­ long fun, or $5 after 3 p.m. There will be no additional charge for the shows, resulting in a special entertainment bonus. In addition, discount coupons available through numerous area merchants will be honored on July 3. Cheryl Marshall, special events coordinator at Magic Waters said, "The Booze rays sh . Thei at Magic Waters proves that Brothers always show their fans a great time. Their appearance Rockford is the place to be for the July 4 weekend. It'll be a dynamite combination of hot sounds and cool fun, with ocean­ like waves, water rides, hot tubs and more." * Located at 1-90 and U.S. 20- U.S. 51 interchange on Rock- ford's southeast edge, Magic Waters features body or raft surfing on heated giant waves; three nuge pretzel like water- slides; a supervised play pool for the younger set; two acres for sunbathing, volleyball and relaxation; hot tubs; and fun summer foods. For more in­ formation, contact: Cheryl Marshall, Magic Waters, 7820 Cherryvale North Blvd., Cherry Valley, 111. 61016, telephone 815 332-3280. THE MATTRESS SALE OF THE YEAR! VERLO MATTRESS FACTORY «f CRYSTAL LAKE GRAND OPENING This is it! All Verio locations are now eel ebrating the Grand Opening of Verio's ne west Factory Outlet in Crystal Lake! Every Verio Mattress comfort line is on sale NOW! Hurry! 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