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PAtifc 11 - PLAIftUUALbK - FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1W» Graduates Awarded Honors The following MCHS seniors were honored at recent Honors day: MCHS National Merit Scholarship Fin&list: Julie Gildemeister. National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist: Darren Cepulis. Special School Scholarships: Sarah Lowrey, Debra Koerber, Joseph Gattone, Lawrence Kenyon, Ilene Bain, Angela Anderson, Brenda Eylander, Julie Gildemeister, and Julie Dowe. Foreign Exchange Student: Ian Beltoh. French Honor Society: Randy Buenzli, Lawrence Kenyon, Laurie Killam, Sarah Lowrey, LilgiMazzoni, and Bobbi Ortn. German Honor Society: Julie Gildemeister, Natalie Krak, Hallie Miller, Shannon Tiffany. Spanish Honor Society: Julie Dowe, Joseph Gattone, Debbie Koerber, Bobbie Orin and Bob Schaeffer. National Forensic League: Joseph Gattone, Bill Hoover, Larry Kenyon, Bob Kierna, Mariann Mayberry, Lisa Mazzoni, Richard Miller, Patty Schillaci and Karla Steuben. West Perfect Attendance Award: Dan Crook, William Herrmann and Jason Warren. West Excellent Attendance Award: Terri Blume and Bradley Shaver. East Perfect Attendance Award: Randy Buenzli. East Excellent Attendance Award: Robin Twinam. Howard Weiss Award Scholastic Athlete: Terri Blume. Gary Vogt Award Scholastic Athlete: Darren Cepulis. Female Athlete of the Year: Terri Blume. Male Athlete of the Year: Mike Bauml. English - East: Joe Gattone and Lisa Mazzoni. English - West: Darren Cepulis. . Journalism ' West: Mariann May berry. Drama - West: Mariann Mayberry. Business Education - East: Larry Kenyon. Business Education - West: Terri Blume. Home Economics - East: Penny Schultz. Home Economics - West: Jennifer Koss. Music - West: Stephanie Hankins. Mathematics - East: Chris Stum- bris. Industrial Arts - East: Robin Twinam. Building Trades & Drafting: Jon Neuman. French: Lisa Mazzoni. Spanish: Debbie Koerber. German III: Natalie Krak. German IV: Shannon Tiffany and Hallie Miller. '•"I . • V. ' • "• Bausch & Lomb: Joe Gattone. IL Science Teacher: Jim WytiveMi/1 Bausch fr Lomb: Darren Cepiins! National Science Teacher Association Award: Angela Anderson. Social Science - East: Penny Schultz. Social Science - West: Geraldine Schiller. \< VICA: Kelly Brough. , U.S. Marines Devil Dog Award • West: Dan Crook. U.S. Marines Devil Dog Award - East: Debbie Reinagle. U.S. Marine Corps "Semper Fidelis" Award for Distinguished Musician • East: Bill Hauschild. U.S. Marine Corps "Semper Fidelis" Award for Distinguished Musician - West: Gary Wilson. Spanish Honor Society Scholarship Frank Holas. Student Council'Scholarship- §ast: Annette Reed. Student Council Scholarship - West: Mariann Mayberry and Julie Larkin. National Honor Society Scholar­ ships: Gary Freund, Laurie Killam, Mary Oleszczuk and James Wynveen. R.O.T.C. Scholarship: Joe Gattone. Daughters of the American Revolution: Penny Schultz. Sons Of the American Revolution: Joe Gattone. Daughters of the American Revolution: Terri Blume. Sons of the American Revolution: Darren Cepulis. American Legion Award: Kelly Brough, Mladen Rudman, William Herrmann and Julie Larkin. Loyal Order of Moose Music Scholarship: Kelly Sue Thomas. Women of the Moose-Legion of the Moose: Angela Anderson. McHenry Business Professional Women: Lisa Mazzoni and Debra Laskonis. Women's Club of Wonder Lake and A. B. Modine Scholarship: Mary Oleszczuk. McHenry County Health Im­ provement Association and Auxiliary to the McHenry Hospital: Annette Reed. McHenry Kiwanis: Stephanie Hankins. McHenry Police Officers Association: Gary Freund. Buckner Award: Julie Larkin and James Wynveen. , Rotary Vocational Scholarships: Brenda Eylander, Kriste Howard, Beth Lance and Lee Tomlinson. McHenry State Bank Howard & Katherine Bell Scholarship: Lee Tomlinson. Rotary Academic Scholarship: Robert Schaeffer. Cauley, Maria Schroeder, Bonnie Strossner, Stacey Tornatore and Patty Ullrich. Learning Center Awards: Dave Adams, Michelle Arnolde, Laura Baker, Angie Barth, Eric Bear, Debbie Blake, John Borowski, Cheryl Bifrkhardt, Rick Burkhardt, Tammy Bush, Lisa Capps, Lisa Carlson, Marcia Crump, Cheryl Dominick, Brian Dunivan, George Franz, Jane Gasiorowski, Sue Heide, Tom Euemann, Kevin Keyfauver, Laura ong, Rob Nehlich, Bernard Wharton and Lorna Wisner. Home Economics Awards: Angie Barth, Kim Bentz, Donna Davison, Kim Fleming, Denise Kadlubowksi, Jane Smid, and Jill Zenner. Music Awards (Band): Paul Metzger, Joan Pierce, John Sande, Debbie Swinford; (Chorus): Cheryl Burkhardt and Donna Warp. U.S. Marine Corps. Band Award: Paul Metzger. Foreign Language Award (Spanish): Sherri Bruce. Health Occupations: Joan Pierce and Erin Deppmeier. Graphics Award (Photography): Jerry Kuznicki. (Graphics): M. J. Anderson. Journalism Awards: Julie An­ derson, James Carden, Jerry Harker, Mark C. Hiller, Wendi Huemann, Michael P. Hurckes, Pamela Knoll, April McCauley, Shelly Mied- zianowski, Lori Nichols, Kimberly Pieper, Jeff Preston, Janette Ready, Carol A. Schmidt, Brian Siudak, Raymond Tantillo, Patricia R. Ullrich, Robert Worzala, Paula Marie Wroblewski, and Diane Ziolkowski. Golden Quill Award: Diane A. Heard, Scott R. McClory, Jane L. Pecucci, and Ruth Pflug. Quill & Scroll Award: M. J. An­ derson. Dramatics Awards: Paul Metzger, Rick Schaller, Chap Hughes, Debbie Swinford, Scott Tvaroh, and Kathy Wester. Business Awards: Michelle Bart- mann, Kathy Butler, Marcia Crump, Trisha Herigodt, Mike Hurckes, Jim Leon, Joe Majercik, Scott McClory, Patti McKay, Anne Nowicki, Ruth Pflug, Rick Schaller, Laura Schratt, Debbie Swinford, Rhonda Thayer, and Lisa Thoren. Business Department Awards: Ruth Pflug and Gina Rittorno. Home Economics Awards: Kim Fleming, Sherry Groves, Terri Olenick. John Payne, and Paula Wroblewski. Science Department Awards: Mari Kay Armon, Amy Vayo, Debbie Tvaroh, Ray Tantillo, and Scott Tvaroh. N.W.S.C. Spelling Contest: Anette Freels, Shane Hanson, Scott McClory, Library Offers Talking Books For Handicapped Talking books-tape or disk recorded books complete with tape or disk players-are being offered by the McHenry Public library to visually handicapped and reading- handicapped persons. An expansion of services through Kathy Moe, and Michelle Patterson, r the Northern Illinois Library system 4-H Speech Contest: Debbie Griggs, has made available to qualified Northern Illinois School Press Association: Scott McClory. U.S. Army Scholar Athlete Award: Diane Heard, and Jim Leon. National Society of Professional Engineers: Paul Metzger. Illinois Boys State1: Brian Siudak. Century Three Leadership Award: Paul Metzger. Pistakee Highlands Women's Club: Lori Nichols, and Toni Rendo. Wall of Fame Inductees: Jeff Fowler, Diane Heard, John Hen- drixson, Mike Hurckes, Jay Jackson, Dan Kiernan, and John Payne. Andy Eichhorn Memorial Scholarship: Paul Metzger. Community Club Leadership Training Scholarship: Brian Siudak. C.A.R.E.S. Scholarship: Linda Davidson. Oldtimers Award: Tom Huemann. V.F.W. Voice of Democracry: Paul Metzger. Monmouth College Scholarship: Kathy Moe. D.A.R. Good Citizen Award: Paul Metzger. D.A.R. Occupational Therapy Scholarship: Lori Nichols. Lillian E. Glover Scholarship: Diane Heard. Marquette University Scholarship: Lori Nichols. Catholic Order of Foresters Scholarship: Paul Metzger. Northern Illinois University: Diane Heard. Computer Service Awards: Paul Metzger, Eric Bear, and Tom Huemann. Sl recipients a wide variety of books, according to Librarian June Stuart. Current titles include "The Old Man and the Boy" by Robert Ruark, "Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops," and "Infamy-Pearl Harbor and the Aftermath." Westerns, science fictyon, mysteries, most best sellers and magazines can be obtained in this special form. The service is offered at no charge to area residents through McHenry Public library The only requirement is certification of the need for such a service. Mrs. Stuart noted particularly that visual impairment is not the only criteria for the service. "People with dyslexia problems, stroke victims and any impairment that makes reading a problem may enjoy the service, too," she declared. Once the service is established, arrangements can be made for mail delivery at no charge, she said. At present, six area residents are enjoyingf books through McHenry library's special reading aid. "We know many other residents could benefit from it." Mrs. Stuart suggested any in­ terested person contact the library at 385-0036 for further details. She also suggested that residents having neighbors or friends who might benefit from talking books should call it to their attention. You can make an excellent pin­ cushion out of a covered steel wool ball or pad. It keeps needles and pins very sharp. WRIT OF ELECTION Governor Thompson issued a writ of election that sets in motion the procedures necessary to fill the congressional seat formerly held by Chicago Mayor Harold W a s h i n g t o n . T h e governor set the special election for Aug. 23, 1983. The primary will be held July 26. Filing periods for Republican, Democratic and in­ dependent candidates will be from May 31- June 6. New party c a n d i d a t e s m u s t f i l e during May 16-23. •THH GAS PUMP JOHNSBURG Johns burg students were honored as follows: Service Awards (office): Cindy Artell, Deb Bakker, Linda Bartmann, Bob Boak, Patti Butler, Nora Chernak, Sheila Chernak, Kim Clark, Kim Davis, Kerry Fleming, Lisa Klein, Loreen Klein, Nancy Kofler, Kathy Moe, Kristin Ort, Laura Pitt- man, Kathy Podhorn, Kelly Quinlan, Lisa Russell, Sheryl Scavo, Laura Shiman, Michelle Swartzloff, Lisa Birkhoff, Lisa Carlson, Michelle Hancock, Michelle Horton, Pam Knoll, Amy Lane, Sue Lane, Jill Leopold, Wendy Mann, April Mc- r "n Fuel-Pump Test One of the major caus­ es of roadside failures is the fuel pump. It should be checked once a year. If a pressure gauge is not available, disconnect the gas into a container. A bout one pint should be pumped in 30 sec. with the engine at 500 rpm. Inside Booth v Exhibition Space is Available for the McHenry County Fair More exhibit space has been provided for the 1983 fair August 3-7, 1983 at Woodstock. For availability, prices and other information, please call Pete Reiland, in­ door exhibit space chairman. (815) 385-2144. WOODSTOCK MR vi m; M VI N s I KM | |,,si ()lt I hi s(,„;iri' \ 11ii I In s2 ; I I \ I ndcr ' 1.50; M;il ifUTs 1.0(1 8 15-.VW-N555 Shirtinu I rida\ I 'K IM I s> : Local Hero <PG> Starring Burt Lancaster • • • * Ebert and Siskel FRIDAY: 2:00, 7:00, 9:00 SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 1:00, 3:00, 7:00, 9:00 MONDAY THRU THURSDAY: 2:00, 7:00, 9:00 ... ' ^ ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 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C R Y S T A L L A K E R D M c H E N R Y ( 3 1 2 ) 3 8 5 - 0 4 2 0 LICENSE DEADLINE £ Secretary of State Jim Edgar has V announced that 740. financial in- £ stitutions in Illinois began over-the- r counter sales of pickup truck and ' trailer plates June 1. "License plates j< with the letters 'B' and 'TA' for fiscal * 1983-84 are available at 440 banks, savings and loan associations and " credit unions throughout the state and 4 about 300 currency exchanges in the £ Chicago area," Edgar said. Plates 5 also may be ordered by mail from ? Springfield. J *, % Legal Notice \ J. NILSON, J; KINNERK, i jQnw AND i TO: CHARLES DANIEL E. EILEEN E. JOHNSON DEAN L. JOHNSON, D-B-A E & D INVESTORS, ROSEMARY AZZARO/AAcHENRY COUNTY CLERK, UNKNOWN OWNERS OR PARTIES INTERESTED IN SAID LAND OR LOTS. TAX DEED NO. 80 TX 57 FILED: MAY 24, 1983 TAKE NOTICE County of McHenry Date Premises Sold: November 10, 1980 Certificate No. 331 Sold for General Taxes of 1979 \ Sold for Special Assessment of (Municipality) and special assessment number: none Warranty No. n-a Inst. No. n-aj THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at :^ the West | side of . Santa Barbara Road, J 140.97 feet, more or less, South of* the North line of Riverside Drive, 1 McHenry, Illinois. I Legal Description: I Lot 31 in Block 10 in Sampson Sex & Company's Lily Lake Subdivision, being a Subdivision of part of the SoutheastQuarter of Section 12, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, and part of the Northeast Quarter of Section 5, Township 44 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded July 28, 1926, as Document No. 74254 in Book 5 of Plats, page 81, in McHenry County, Illinois. Permanent Property Index No. • 10-32-410-030 I This notice is to advise you that • the above property has been sold ; for delinquenf taxes and that the period of redemption from the sale will expire on September 16, « 1983. This notice is also to advise you ; that a Petition has been filed for ; a tax deed which will transfer title and the right to possession of : this property if redemption is not I made on or before September 16,: 1983. This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit Court of this County in Woodstock, Illinois, on: September 22, 1983. \ You may be present at the? hearing but your right to redeem \ will already have expired at that^ time. , : | YOU ARE URGEDTOREDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF PROPERTY Redemption can be made at! any time on or before September 16, 1983, by applying to the County Clerk of McHenry County/ Illinois, at the County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. For further information contact the County Clerk. MIKE SI MA, TAX PURCHASER BOLGER & GOSSER Attorneys for Tax Purchaser 105 Van Buren Street Woodstock, Illinois 60098 815 338-5400 (Pub. June 1,3 &8,1983) No. 830236