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PAGE i4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 27.1»83 MCC Awards Dinner it. College Honors Deborah Jontz of Woodstock, McHenry County college director of student activities, right, and Cynthia Johnson of Woodstock, financial aids secretary, center, honor Dean Howard of McHenry as outstanding member of the MCC Student Life committee during an awards ceremony held during the annual awards dinner dance at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake, The awards dinner dance, held at the close of the school year, annually honors MCC students for academic achievement and extra-curricular activity accomplishments. Harding Graduate* At spring commencement exercises at Harding university, Searcy, Arte., 362 seniors received diplomas presented by President Clifton L. Ganus Jr. Among those receiving degrees was Jack Alan Rawlings, a management major whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rawlings, 613 Emerald drive, McHenry. Dr. E. Keith Stotts, president of Ohio Valley college in Parkersburg, W. Va., addressed the graduates. He was awarded an honorary doctor of laws from Harding, where he received the Bachelor of Arts in 1955. Baker Graduates * One hundred and fifty-seven Baker university seniors, Baldwin City, Kas., received bachelor degr it, ;t the university's annual commanc*. nent Sunday, May 15. Thirteen Master of Liberal Arts degrees were also con­ ferred. Area graduates were Steven Jeffrey Mai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mai, and George Bradford Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Potts. r< Maureen Jagler Is Graduate Of Drake Maureen Therese Jagier of 500 Thornwood, McHenry was among more than 850 students who were awarded degrees in Drake univer­ sity's 102nd commencement Satur­ day, May 14, at Veterans auditorium, Des Moines, la. Commencement speaker was John R. Block, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Ms. Jagier graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Com­ munication. ELECTED SECRETARY JoAnne Blume of McHenry has been elected recording secretary of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater chapter of Phi Beta Lambda for the fall semester. Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization for college students enrolled in business programs. JoAnne, a junior in secretarial administration, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blume, 40pZ W. Grand street. Three From Area Graduate At WIU More than 1,400 students completing bachelor and graduate degree programs at Western Illinois university participated in com­ mencement exercises at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 14 in Hanson field. Area graduates included J. Joseph Senn, 4715 W. Crystal Lake road, Arts and Sciences and Bachelor of Science degree; Mark Szumlas, 3314 Cove court, and Scott Donarski, 3111 W. Crescent, each a Bachelor of Business degree. The full day of activities opened in the Union with commissioning of 30 second lieutenants through the Army ROTC program at WIU. A graduate degree hooding ceremony was held ih the Union Grand ballroom WIU President Leslie F. Malpass T, made remarks and conferred degrees upon the graduating class. oJ N1SRA DAY CAMPS w. The Northern Illinois Special 'una Recreation Association (NISRA) will *•< again be offering an exciting six-week ru> summer day camp program for vti children in special education classes. dfe The camps will meet Monday through jiri Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. >* beginning June 20 and ending July 28. , Those who have not received a Day Camp brochure through the child's school, should call the NISRA office at (815) 459-0737 and one will be sent. m The Outdoor club of McHenry County college received the President's trophy for most active organization during the awards ceremony at the annual awards dinner dance held at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. MCC's Agriculture club had held the honor for two years. Sponsored by the Student Life committee, the dinner dance honored students for academic and extra­ curricular activities of the 1982-83 school year. MCC students were first honored for academic achievement. Lauded for achievement in production agriculture was Skip Schramer of Wonder Lake. The business division honored five individuals in appreciation of their work in the data processing lab in­ cluding Dean Howard of McHenry. Awards were then handed out to athletes. Most valuable player awards for intercollegiate athletics were given to Mike Peterson of McHenry for cross country. Mary Chilvers of McHenry for women's basketball and Mark Wilkinson of Spring Grove for men's basketball. Additional most valuable player awards were presented to Ed Resetar of Wonder Lake for men's wrestling, Dave Smith of McHenry for men's baseball, and Miry Chilvers * of McHenry for women's softball. Ping-pong champion was Joe Gasiorawski of Wonder Lake. Kevin Christianson of Wonder Lake and Rick Peterson of McHenry took top honors in weight lifting. Twenty-two MCC students were honored for8 being included in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Ten students were named student of the month during the course of the school year. Several clubs and organizations singled out individuals for special mention. International club presented a distinguished service award to Kelly Chilvers of McHenry. Newman club lauded Eileen Rabelhofer of Spring Grove for leadership. Recognized as outstanding member of the Student Life committee was Dean Howard of McHenry. Come To Columbia Bay... If you enjoy the juiciest in prime rib, the best in steaks and quality seafood-we have just the spot for you... We Are Now Serving Tuesday thru Saturday 5-10 P.M. Open Sunday 1 -8 P.M. Defer Proposed Fare Hike The Regional Transportation Authority at a special meeting of the board of directors May 19, passed a resolution deferring until Aug. 1, 1983, the proposed fare increases in­ corporated in the Authority's Fiscal year 1983 budget scheduled to take effect July 1, RTA Chairman Lewis W. Hill announced. "We have deferred the proposed fare increases in order to cooperate with Governor Thompson and the Legislative leaders meeting in Springfield on funding for the Regional Transportation Authority," said Chairman Hill. "Whether or not there is a fare increase, depends on the availability of funds, and we did not wish to act prematurely in this matter," Chairman Hill continued. "We appreciate the attitude and spirit with which the Governor and members of the Legislature are ad­ dressing the problem of funding for transportation in Northeast Illinois," Chairman Hill said in conclusion. 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