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The following students have earned high academic honors (3.5 - 4.0) or honors <10 - 3.49) at McHenry County college during the Fall 1881 session. On the MCC grading system, 4.0 is equal to "A" and 3.0 is equal to "B". Part time students are eligible for award of honors only during those semesters in which they complete a multiple of 12 semester hours. HIGH HONORS Fall Time James M. Accetta, Susan M. Becker, Lynn Cawthoft, Terry M. Dangelo, David R. Edwards, Jr., Patricia A. Einweck, Mary A. Gaylord, Martin Gibbons, Henry W. Glick, Daniel J. Heldt, Richard A. Hignight, David J. Jesky, Patricia E. Ken- nebeck, William A. Lang, James M. Lawler, Suzanne M. Neumann, Sheila M. O'Neill, Mark A. Porter. Rebecca A. Schaller, Dwight D. Schmitt, Philip J. Schmitt, Celeste Seavey, Linda L. Sweeney, Brett K. Thomas, Bruce A. Walter and Barbara A. Zuber all of McHenry. Also James Lodesky, McHenry Shores; Richard Himpelmann, Ringwood; Jaime C. Mantel, Eileen A. Rabelhofer, Spring Grove and Randall Hall, Michelle M. Nash and Maria Warren, Wonder Lake. HONORS Full Time David H. Alton, Juliette L. Barnes, James J. Camara, Andreas Culver, Craig D. Cynowa, Jeffery A. Freund, Nancy A. Glick, Raymond MaryLou Murray and Louie M. Sharp, Island Lake HIGH HONORS Part Time Susan Angelo, Earl J. Awe, Dora E. Bailey, Ruth A. Bauer, Kathleen L. Bolger, Rose M. Borchers, Derek D. Brooke, Eileen Byrne, Gary L Danczyk, Bridget M. Diedrich, Joanne L. Garrelts, Deanna R. Graham, Robert H. Haner, David .A. Hankins, Edward J. Heffernan, Susan Hoff- , stetter, Stephen M. Jedr- zejek Geoigia L. Kainer, Elizabeth Kamy, Barbara Kid, Jeffrey L. Lechner, Francine Loan, Loretta E. Malinski. Diane Mattison, Joyce Mazzoni, Scott A. McReynolds, David R. Metschke, Eugene C. Mills, Judith Nett, Ronald R. Nystrom, Patricia A. Orton, Lee S. Papineau, Kristine G. Paprocki, Eileen A. Paulsen, Mary Jane Peters, John R. . Proesel, James Quantz, Kathleen M. Rogers, Wynne N. Roy, Paul Seavey, Mary A. Sieben, Maureen A. Sima, Donald M. Sonnemann, Carol Swedo, Jon D. Wills and Ami G. Wilson, all of McHenry. Also Mary A. Goerner, Ringwood; Michael L. Ruhnke, Spring Grove; Charlotte A. Church, Robert Hunt, Gary A. Pierce and Marguerite Smithmeyer, Wonder Lake. HONORS Part Time Dennis C. Barts, Julie C. Boeldt, James C. Christy, Janice Day, Robin S. Gioia, Barbara A. Grandt, Mary M. Harris, Bruce L. Hen- Charles Kozelsky, Kathleen M. Krysiak, Lynda M. Lindberg, Lawrence M. Lowrey, Anne Lunk, Catherine M. Lunk, Leon B. Martin, Ted A. Mettger, Judith A. Moore, Sundae Morrison, Elizabeth Moscarello, Joyce M. Neubauer, Tim T- Pender, Thomas C. Ruhnke, Linda J. Schmidt, Stewart Shepherd, David C. Smid, April L. Stewart, Catherine A- Thompson, Janet K. Tomal, Diane Townsend, Carole N. Urbanski, Cecilia A. Vincent and Roland w. Wood, all of McHenry. Also Herb A. Johnson, Ringwood; Mary > T. Rabelhofer, Spring Grove; Jerry C. Clemens, Laura A. Hancock, James C. Jahn, Mary Lennon, Audrey Pittman, Jacqueline E. Price and James G. Zuidema, Wonder Lake. Announce MCC Honors Legal Notice ^ The following students MaryLou Murray and Louie Charles K ozelsky, Kathleen ' WT tS* VILLAGE OF McHENRY SHOKBS, ILL1N01 PAGE 9 -PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY It, ItK GROCERY BILL One-fourth of the average weekly grocery bill comes from purchases of non-food items. About 90 percent of all pet food and about 50 percent of all toothpaste, aspirin, and hair- spray sold in this country is sold ar grocery stores. In one year, recently, consumers spent more at the grocery store on beer, cigarettes, and pet food combined, than they spent on fresh bief. Doa't Freeze Everything ' Certain foods should not be ' frozen, because their flavor or texture changes during the freez­ ing process. For example: Cooked egg white toughens; sal­ ad greens lose their crispness; raw tomatoes change their flavor and color and become limp and watery; raw apples and grapes become soft and mushy; fried foods tend to have a warmed-over taste when re­ heated. CASH BALANCE Year Ended April SO, 1981 GENERAL BANK ACCOUNT , April 30,1980 RECEIPTS: [Permits tent Income Tax rax _ ity Treasurer-Reel Estate Tax Recreation Fund - Pop Machine Police Services - BuUv alley Misc. Police Receiots Clerk of the Circuit 111. Income Tax Allotment tags R^J^uipment - MFT Produce Wallet Size For Medical Cards ays** Cable vision CD-Interest E.S.D.A. TOTAL REVENUE: TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: A 4 A Doorcheck ft Lock (Hardware W. Gomoll, Kevin Goulet, ^derlong, Lorraine Hunter, Glenn R. Greenwood, Cheryl L. Hansen, Dean J. Howard, Steve N. Huff, Constance J. Johnson, James I. Johnson, Kathryn A. Kling, Catherine L. Koch, Robert H. Kujawa, Douglas J. Mayer, Walter G. Mueller, Thomas M. Nier- man, Cindy S. Smetters, Jeffrey Stolpa, Kimberly Toussaint, Dale M. Williams and Judy R. Zumski, all of McHenry. Michael D. Rankin and Alesia J. Repke, Ringwood; John J. Ducy, Kenneth K. Kazimier and Shelli K. Milam, Spring Grove; and Kort B. Crosby, Joseph T. Gasiorowski, -Anthony S. i Koczor, ?. Jr., and William S. Stahlman, Wonder Lake and In a medical emergency, time is always precious. To help save lives and reduce the severity of in­ juries that result from delayed medical treatment, the National Safety Council has produced a wallet-size card that contains microfilmed medical in­ formation a rescuer or a paramedic on the accident scene or a doctor or hospital attendant needs to know. A lens on the card allows the microfilm to be read simply by bending the card and looking through the lens with any light source behind the microfilm. For a free fact sheet describing the value to a person of always carrying medical information on his or her person to hasten ef­ fective treatment in 4he event of an accident, write Public Relations Depart­ ment, National Safety Council, 444 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111., 60611. Enclose a stamped, self- addressed envelope. Rental 9 75 PER MO. rent soFt\ NO ingtallation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 AceL Adams Lawn ft Leisure Albrecht, John Amaro, Ozwaldo American Family Insurance Company Andres Art's Village Standard B ft B Industries Badger Uniforms Bartel, Frank Bartel, Johann Beeper Call, Inc. Benoy Motor Sales Be res. Douslas BOCA International Botts Welding Bunda, David Burton's Bridge Union 76 Buss Ford qjH Coast To Coast Hardware Coca Cola Conlons ft Collins Ford Commonwealth Edison Community Auto Supplies Constable Equipment Crystal Lake, City of Darley.W.S.' Deppmeier, Brent DesPlaines Office Equipm DesPlaines Publishing Cor Eby Brown Company Ed's Rental Elgin College ent mpany Employee's Tax Fund ir, Carre Fair, roll •1980 FOX VALLEY DIVISION LUMBER 2X4X8 Construction 0nly$|$f. SAVE 30 ̂ 4X8 % Dryurad SAVE 1X2X8' 39$ co. SAVE .17ea ^nderseii W^ndowalls OFF LIST PRICE Fair, Edgar Federal Communications Fettes, Roger Foote, Christine Freund, George P., Inc. Gas Express Gies ft Sons Shoes Great Lakes Equipment Grimes, Beryl Grimes, David Grutzmaker, James Haderly, Russell Hampton, Lenzine ft Renwick Hartford Police Department Heck. LaVernge Hookfast Company Illinois Bell Telephone Illinois Chief'8 oTPolice Assoc. Illinois Civil Defense Council -- s Issues s Municipal League s Standard Joosten, Robert Kale Uniforms Kayse, John Jr. Kirchner Fire Extinguishers Kluth, Brian Knutns, P.O., Company Koleno, Martin Sr Lake County College Lake-McHenry Law Enforcement Comm. Larson, S.A. Liszek, John Marsh, Terry McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce McHenry County • Arson Task Force McHenry County Chiefs of Police Assoc. McHenry County College McHenry County Communications McHenry County Denartment of Health McHenry County E.S.D.A. n-- - McHenry County Glass ft Mirror McHenry County Juvenile Officers Assoc. McHenry County Municipal Assoc. McHenry Floral McHenry FS McHenry Oil Company McHenry Plaindealer McHenry Shores, Village of - Revenue Sharing McHenry State Bank McHenry Tire Mart Meier, Mark Metro tek Ltd. Midwest Instruments Lab. Mitchell, J. Auto Body Molnar, James Morrie ft Sons Motorola Multi-R^ional Criminal Justice Training ft Education National Auto Parts N.I.B.S. Northern Illinois Planning Commission Northern Illinois Utilities O'Herron, Ray Company Payton Chevrolet Petty Cash Pioneer Center Postmaster Prairie Grove, Village of Radicom, Inc. Raycraft Septic ReM.Bob mpany orbert Stan's Office Machines 3503 Chapel Hill - Johnsburg W/Frlo»« Cole Slow WEDNESDAY: FRIDAY: FAMILY STYLE DINNERS MONDAY: $499 Mt ADULTS (Children Under 10) $ 150 W/Col«Sk»v FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE.' • Breakhst Specials St i l l 99 * • 10* Senior Cit izens Discounts • • Always Carryouts And Sandwiches * • Ask About Our Lunch Dei 'very IM-Fj + lerce 4 Community tl Training Project Affairs 13.00 J.00 I 2,402.89 1,587.97 23.65 238.73 13,045.71 744.00 16,332.00 1,215.08 21,155.00 19,245.73 5,178.00 25.00 413.00 104.40 12,519.25 1,586.92 4,897.24 12,223.50 480.06 599.85 260.81 $111,855.90 $114,258.79 96.02 515.54 5.00 1,626.92 720.00 1,480.05 40.00 5,482.84 481.65 129.86 140.00 1,025.50 116.56 11.46 776.50 225.25 271.07 260.50 120.00 116.08 31.03 670.48 351.36 872.60 82.27 1.336.57 20.00 55.25 190.00 1.110.36 259.06 66.16 25.00 135.00 1,800.31 794.50 12,296.35 5.00 672.50 8.097.58 436.31 3,220.91 24.25 155.60 47.54 1.00 15.00 1.00 319.01 500.00 1,064.00 233.75 1.166.37 40.00 19.00 20.00 132.00 24.00 180.00 855.37 1,950.96 78.15 1,244.40 502.66 1.00 30.00 20.00 400.00 22.10 50.00 114.00 7.00 28.00 110.00 23.00 244.00 36.00 Ui Vogt.Lori Walsh, Earl Warning] WarrsnT" wfion'WE Witte, Lester ft Company Woodstock Daily Sentinal Woodstock Medical Center Zelvis, Leon Zukowski, Paper ft Rogers TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: CASH BALANCE: 1,14 108.40 607.21 8.50 799.98 20.00 278.70 1.00 1.00 1.00 1,700.00 30.00 41.00 1,075.65 10,670.05 $114,138.21 »Y OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS Account Cash in Petty Cash Certificates of Deposits TOTAL CASH ft INVESTMENTS: ROAD * BRIDGE FUND CASH BALANCE, April 30,1980 CASH RECEIPTS: Property Tax • 1980 Levy Replacement Tax interest earned on Investments TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS : TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: Liberty Asphalt Paul Mays ft Sons McHenry Sand ft Gravel Tonyanft Sons Village of McHenry Shores Payment of Checks TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS . CASH BALANCE: 120.58 968.29 100.00 10,000.00 $11,068.29 $ 8,514.07 4,304.78 5.89 55.53 $ 4,366.20 $12,880.27 877.00 7,564.04 17.95 310.00 4,000.00 9.31 $12,778.30 Cash in Certificates of Y OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS Acttiunt (above) 101.97 101.97 1,000.00 TOTAL CASH AND INVESTMENTS: MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND CASH BALANCE, April 30, I960 CASH RECEIPTS: State of Illinois Allotments Interest earned on Investments TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS! TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: Ed's Rental Liberty Asphalt Paul May ft Sons McHenry Sand ft Gravel Village of McHenry Shores TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: CASH BALANCE: $ 1,101.97 $13,231.09 11,496.66 651.10 12,147.76 $25,378.85 2,600.00 1,570.80 2,426.18 1,696.44 12,519.25 $23,219.96 2,158.89 SUMMARY OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS Cash in Checking Account (above) 2,158.89 Certificate of Deposit 9,000.00 TOTAL CASH AND INVESTMENTS: $11,158.89 REVENUE SHARING FUND Cash Balance, April 30,1980 1,197.29 CASH RECEIPTS: ̂ Federal Revenue Scaring Allotments 4,106.00 Interest on Investments ' 1 143.20 Transfer from Generaf Flint! "" 50.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS: $4.299.20 TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: DesPlaines Office Equipment Adam Lawn ft Leisure Alliance Church Ed's Rental McHenry County Senior Citizens Council TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: $2,629.00 CASH BALANCE: $2,867.49 SUMMARY OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS Cash in Checking Account (above) 2,867.49 Certificates of Deposits 2,000.00 $5,496.49 325.00 2,029.00 100.00 75.00 100.00 50.00 15.00 134.20 107.20 3,417.40 157.71 277.60 50.00 2,740.77 32.00 1,459.00 186.15 78.00 159.80 220.00 8.00 2,031.00 180.00 99.10 6,890.00 50.00 79.67 71.36 1,583.67 855.52 373.00 180.00 250.00 538.74 90.00 15.26 165.00 90.00 203.50 10,425.52 7,612.40 1.00 28.70 TOTAL CASH AND INVESTMENTS: CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Cash Balance, April 30,1980 CASH RECEIPTS: Contributions r Interest on Investments Interest on Savings Account $4,867.49 $3,492.60 500.00 605.00 272.78 TOTAL RECEIPTS: TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE: $1,377.78 $4,870.38 SUMMARY OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS Cash Balance (above) $4,870.38 Certificates of Deposit 5,000.00 TOTAL CASH AND INVESTMENTS: $9,870.38 ANNEXATION FEpS FUND Cash Balance, April 30,1980 $4,688.70 CASH RECEIPTS: Interest on Savings Account 402.03 TOTAL RECEIPTS: $402.03 TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE (BALANCE): $5,090.73 - . _ Clerk McHenry Shores, I am the keeper of the records, minutes, ordinances, and other books, records and papers of said WTTNESTmy hand and the corporate seal of the Village of McHenry Shores, Illinois this 8th. day of September, 1981, S. A. Larsen, Village Clerk (SEAL) No. ruary 12 .820063 Tell Effects Of Cuts On Needs In County J 385-3970 MON.-THURS. FRIDAY SAT. 8 AM-SPM 6:30 AM-6:00 PM 6:30 AM-8:00 PM SUN.SAM-2PM McHenry County board member Gary Verdung will spell out how the ongoing federal budget cuts engineered by the Reagan administration will effect residents of northern Illinois, including Lake and McHenry counties. Verdung, a Cary resident, will air his views at a public meeting of the Lake and McHenry Council fo Governments (LAMCOG). The meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 15 at7:30 p.m. in the Island Lake village hall on Route 176 just west of f> .v. S Kooerts roaa. "Gary •* Verdung is prepared to present s complete picture of the needs of both county government and area residents, and how these needs are Jeopardized by federal cutbacks," LAM­ COG Treasurer Joseph Longmeyer said. Public cipation in the LAM- meeting is encouraged, Longmeyer concluded.