The Daily Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 3

Woodstock (III.) Daily June 12, 3 State FFA. convention judges Sycamore chapter as the best i rrr-'' CHAMPAIGN, 111. AP) The Sycamore Future Farmers of America chapter has been named best In the state as the Illinois FFA convention opened at the University of Illinois here. The chapter received the Illinois Bankers' Award Tuesday for having the best all-around chapter program. Placing second was the Warren High School chapter fromJrfonmouth and in third place was the Paxton chapter.

The three were selected from 14 gold-emblem chapters. The other 11 chapters, which received special certificates, include Ashland, Galesburg, Georgetown, Jacksonville, Mount Carroll, Northwestern of Palmyra, Southwestern of Piasa, Salem, Sandwich, Northwestern of Sciota and Teutopolis. The Sycamore chapter was started in 1928 and boasts 128 members in a school of 900 students. The chapter rents 180 acres, harvesting corn and soybeans. It also maintains a flock of 50 registered, sheep in the chapter-owned barn and other facilities at the high school.

The chapter owns more than $26,000 in equipment, and operated on a budget of $30,600 last year. About 3,000 delegates and guests are attending the convention, which continues through Thursday night. i i 1 I' I Si i vv 1 i)rm jf Iff 'rt I II in im inn, mm- I I BARBARA AAVANG, Miss Schultz Bros. KAREN DULOCK, Miss Lamplighter, VICKIE Miss American Legion TMysfcaf Momenfs' pageanf slated June 19 Here'saMug you can love. FREE purchase.

Woodstock crown Contestants vie for 1974 Miss Being presented today are Karen DuLock, Vickie Danelski and Barbara Aavang as part of a series introducing the 15 candidates in the Miss Woodstock Beauty Pageant, "Mystical Moments," to be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 19, in Marian Central High School. versatile and adaptable, and exhibiting much warmth and emotional depth are alsqcharacteristics of Gemini, associated with, the color yellow, symbolic of llghtheartedness. '-K Barbara AavaurMlss Schultz Brothers, is the 17-year-old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Aavang. The brown-eyed brownette stands 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighs 130 pounds. A 1974 graduate of Woodstock Community High School Barbara lists as her special interests all outdoor sports, including tennis, softball, volleyball, swimming and biking, and playing guitar. She has been a member of GAA (Girls Athletic Association), in which she has been the recipient of several awards; AFS Hungry people and Dog Suds. Now there's a combination! And right now, with a $3.50 purchase, we'll give you a special Dog Suds mug to take home.

This unbreakable 16- villus mug to a ur fwuw. 1.. IVii All the candidates will be interviewed at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 13, on WTVS radio station. Karen DuLock, Miss Lamplighter, is the 19-year-old, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Baer. She stands 5 feet, 7.. inches tall, weighs 120 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes. A 1972 graduate of Woodstock Community High School, she is interested In music, art, dancing and sports, and hopes to be an airline stewardess.

Karen's zodiac sign is Libra, said by astrologers to be the sign of peace and harmony, diplomacy and tact, and adaptability. Other traits of libra are being cooperative, amiable, just and a lover of beauty. Libra's color is pink, symbolic of the dainty and pretty. Vickie Danelski, Miss American Legion, is the blonde, blue-eyed daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Danelski. The 18-year-old 1974 graduate of Woodstock Community High School Is 5 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs 100 pounds. Vickie's hobbles are playing the guitar and drums, singing, dancing, acrobatics', sewing, horseback riding and outdoor sports. Her future aspiration is to go Into the secretarial field. Her clubs have been Thespians, Outdoor Club, Music Club and National Vickie was born under the sign of Gemini, noted for traits of being lighthearted, talkative and Intellectually inclined.

Being died recently of a heart attack. "I liked Officer Greco," Michael Lewis, 6, said when he submitted the name. "It made me sad when he died. Please name one of your horses Greco." The Off leer Friendly program is a public relations project of the police department, bringing officers into schools to meet with children-. oniy avaiiauie oi iug Suds.

Drive the family over, and drive away with your own special mug. At Dog Suds (Home of the Texasburger). A horse named 'Gotcha1 has to belong to police CHICAGO (AP) A horse witb a name like "Gotcha" should belong to a policeman -and does. "Gotcha," "Gettem," all newly named members of the recently created Chicago Police Mounted Unit, and all named by. Chicago school children.

Laura Kutka, 11, said she "I I (American Field Service); her church youth group; Color Guard Pom Pom Squad; and the Outdoor Club. She has been a volunteer helper at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, for nearly five years. Barbara's future aspiration is to go into the secretarial field. Barbara was born under the sign of Scorpio, characterized by a strong will, a magnetic personality, being energetic, courageous, honest, forthright an direct. Other Scorpio traits are instinctive 'Understanding, boundless loyalty to friendsand loved ones, and a sharp mind.

Scorpio's color is black, symbolic of mystery and depth. Hog Suds. Vacation Bible School scheduled There is going to be Vacation We make a lot of things better. Texas Burger Charco Burger Coney Dog Tenderloin Steak Sandwiches Bar-B-Oue Fish Sandwiches ible School at the Assembly of selected the name "Gotcha" "because when the policeman pulls you over, he's gotcha." Laura met Gotcha, TSJancy Branick met Gettem and eight God Church, 1201 Dean Woodstock, on June 17-21 at 6:30 8:30 p.m. Children, ages 3-12, Dog 11 Suds of Woodstock are invited to attend.

other naming -contest winners met their horses during Songs, stories, crafts, games, A refreshments are all a part of ceremonies Tuesday, WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Clara Nusbaum, Harvey Nusbaum, Mrs. Lynn -Thomas, Mrs. Sharon Goehring, Winfield Pierce, Walter Guse, Mrs. Carolyn Olsen, Chester Norton, Mrs.

Eileen Tracy, Woodstock; Miss Linda Brock. Algonquin; Monday Friday to 10:00 p.m. Saturday Sunday a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Rte.

47 North Woodstock 338-5157 Nancy, 11, says, "When you this yearstherre "God's Good want the horse to chase News to you thru someone, all you have to say is They diamond is the hard The horse which received most attention was Greco, named for Patrolman Carl Greco, an Officer Friendly who Ronald Werrbach, Fox, River Grove; Mrs. Loretta Frey, est supstance Known and can be cut only with another diamondX McHenry; Mrs. Vivian Schulz, Harvard; Mrs. Julia Thompson, Spring Grove; Mrs. Dorothy Wonder Lake; Miss Debra Crystal II i tf -s.

Lake; Mrs. Alma Nielsen, Hartland; Duane'Koppen, Huntley. Your Hard-Earned Money Is Hard To Keep It's Hard to make ends meet hard to accumulate monev to meet larger expenses as college educatioa vacation trip, new car. That's why a Savings Account is Important. A Savings Account is a Disciplined Way to Accumulate Funds for future needs.

State Bank of Woodstock offers many savings plans, and pays the highest interest-rate 1 allowed by law DISMISSED: Harold Beth, Master David Pierce, Robert Knuth, Jerry Schaid, Mrs. Jean 0, Griff in, Mrs. Christine Kane, Woodstock: Mrs. Louise Pumphrey, Wonder Lake; Mrs. Barbara Lawrence, Mrs.

James Hufford and daughter, Crystal Lake: Mrs.Irenei Wille, Hun tley; Mrs. Carol Evans, Round Lake; Mrs. Janice Steadman, Mrs. Helen Conway, Miss Grace Haggerty, Miss Debra Bogacz, McHenry. NO BIRTHS.

send dad to the HARVARD MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Baby Kit Smith, Marengo; Ellery Spencer, Anna sun in style Zank, Hebron; Anna Gruel, Juan Rodriguez, Darien, Ann Gunderson, George Schroeder, Gladys Leonard, Verna action one 6y2 Interest or Certificates of Deposit for IVi years or more Yields 6.812 compounded daily and paid quarterly a Trader, Delavan, Wis. DISMISSED: Mrs. Henry Lambert, Marengo; Mrs. Cora Interest on Certificates of Deposit for 1 year to 2V2rs Yields 6.271 compounded daily and paid quarterly Minimum Deposit of $500 Snow, Walworth, Mrs. Julia McDonald, Chicago; Frank Nolan, Mrs.

Agnes Swim Jump Play McGregor action-styles this Dacrorr polyester and cotton swim short to give him complete movement no matter how he moves. Details include elasticized waistband, contrast piping and side vents. Morris, Harvard. BORN June 11 to and Tlo Mrs. Kaio Kumakiri, Walworth; Interest per year on Golden Savings Statement Accounts Yields 5.734 compounded daily and paid quarterly a boy.

Minimum Deposit of $300 McHENRY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Margaret 58.00 Major, Chad Peterson, Mrs, Mabel Stuckey, Blaine Father's Day is Sunday; June 16 Hastings. McHenry; 4V2 Interest per year on. Savings Passbook Accounts Yields 4.668 compounded daily and paid quarterly Quarters end Jan. 31, April 30, July 31, Oct.

31 Each Depositor insured to $20,000 Member DIC Theresa Tarwood, Zion; Mrs. Carol Sexton, Carpentersyille; Daniel Conway, Crystal Lake; Mrs. Renee Sachs, Spring Grove; Robert Dusek, Barrington; Jeffrey Schetter, Fox Lake. DISMISSED: Mary Hausner, OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT TO START YOUR SYSTEMATIC SAVING PLAN NOW ANY OF OUR TELLERS WILL BE PLEASED TO ASSIST YOU Woodstock, ill- Luigi Irmo, McHenry; Diane Drew. Dundee; Christine Worley, Susan Shirley, Mrs Steven Morrison and son, Crystal Lake; Andrea Perry, Pell Lake, Matthew Joly, Susan Jablonski, Ingleside; Marv Lutz.

Fox Lake; Janice Fietze, Round Lake; Mrs A FULL SERVICE BANK of ujcfbdstock Barry Gwizdala and son, James Hergott; Richmond. i BORN: June. 10 to Mr. and ON THE SQUARE IN DOWNTOWNIWOODSTOCK Mrs. David Meyer, Crystal Lake, a boy,.