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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23,1980 Announce MCHS Honor Roll The following students have been included on the Honor Roll at McHenry Community high school East campus for the quarter ending March 20, 1980. The grades are based on a 4.0 grade point system. JUNIOR 4.0 - Lisa Adams, Richard Adams, Stephanie Allen, Cynthia Chappel, Robert Kalck, Pamela La Farlette, Susan Malenius, Mike McWilliams, Patricia Jo Reeves and Judy Snyder 3.5 - Susan Alcott, Lori Blanken, Kelly Brock, Andy Culver, Beth Fox, Christopher Freund, Kevin Goulet, Karen Kolbinger, Christopher Kottke, Kara Lane, Kathy McGee, Joseph Mullen, Robert Neuman, Robert Panning, Vittorio Poco, Roger - Quinlan, Alynda Robertson, Brian Rossmann, Jon Schmitt, Laura Schoolcraft, Karen Strohntan, Gabriela Suhr, Michael Szramek, Dawn Whitney, Adam Wohlbrandt and Barbara Zuber. SOPHOMORE 4.0 - Elizabeth Boeka, Cynthia Carlson, Beverly Finkbeiner, Anne Murray, Susan Smith, Rhonda Sweetwood, Karen Thietje and Deborah Wiles 3.5 - Timothy Babb, Lisa Benoy, Cindy Borchardt, CABLE EXCLUSIVE / / • I I I 100 BRAVES NATIONAL LEAGUE GAfTlES! Thomas Botten, Melissa Dowe, Christine Filler, Stacy Fox, Diana Gregg, Raymond Hoglund Cara Jensen, Ronald Kaas, Carol Koffend, Debra Mortell, Pamela Reinholm, Susan Schmitt, Merikay Strand, Linda Theel, Kathy Thies and Collette Wipper. FRESHMEN , 4.0 - Angela .Anderson, Steven Babb, Randall Buenzli, Darren Cepulis, Joseph Gattone, Teresa Gorski, Frank Holas, Ed­ ward Hoi ton, Lawrence Kenyon, Sandeep Lahoti, Debbie Laskonis, Lisa Mazzoni, Mary Oleszcuk, Robert Schaeffer, Patricia Schillaci, Chris Stumbris, Shannon Tiffany, Jason Warren and James Wyn- veen. 3.5 Margaret Armstrong, Ilene Bain, Mary Bazan, Terri Blume, Barbara Bohac, Cheryl Buchholtz, Sherri Cristy, Heide Dass, Marge Delelio, Dawn Desbiens, Geisele Dow, Brenda Eylander, Marcie Fant, Debra Freund, Terri Gallo, Julie Gildemeister, Scott Grady, John Greene, Stephanie Hankins, Donna Marie Hoch, Jonnie Jo Huhn, William Jarairiski, Laurie Killam, Lisa Killam, Jill Kuhns. Beth Lance. Kris Hospital Volunteers Honored For Service N Recognition for a "job well done" was acknowledged by Lee Pesce, executive director of Memorial hospital, to members of the hospital volunteer service group. The center of Pesce's attention were the 400 members of the Woman's auxiliary of Memorial Hospital at Woodstock during a special tea hosted by the hospital to recognize the many hours of service. "You do make a dif­ ference," Pesce, executive director, said simply. "I appreciate your efforts in many activities, and I assure you they add to the quality of life and patient care here." Laskowski, Chris Lorenz, Mariann Mayberry, Hallie Miller, Richard Miller, Jonathan Neuman, Mike Nielsen, Kenneth Olson, Steve Olson, Michael Palmer, Penny Schultz, Lee Tomlinson, Susan Tonyan, Susan Toussaint, Richard Vogt, Jeffrey Wallace, Julie Wieser and Kelli Williams. See almost every Braves Road Game plus 22 Home Games l ive from Atlanta! Most games repeated at 1 :00 am. Clear Satell i te Cable reception! Exclusive.in this area on Cable TV Save money on your homeowners insurance. Homeowners insurance from Country Companies is generally among the lowest cost of any home insurance you can buy. 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Recognizing the shortage of nurses prevalent in this nation, he said, "We will be competitive for employees in the area we serve. The Auxiliary scholarship program for nurses is most Pianist At Opera House Internationally acclaimed jazz pianist,< George Shearing, returns to the Woodstock Opera House for two performances only Sunday, April 27, at 5 and 7 p.m. London-born Shearing has been recognized by nearly every trade and jazz poll, including seven citations from Down Beat Magazine, the herald of jazz. A recording artist with Capitol Records since 1955, and most recently with Concord Records, Shearing has concertized on five con­ tinents, and is a regular performer in the most prestigious Huhc in this country's major cities. Bass player Brian Torff will accompany Shearing in a program which will feature ballads and stan­ dards spanning four decades of musical traditions. Shearing's own com­ positions number over 100 including his classic "Lullaby of Birdland" which he penned to honor the New York club where he gained his U.S. reputation as a performer. Reserved seating is available by calling the Woodstock Opera House ticket office Tuesday through Saturday, noon until 5:30 p.m. More Comfort wi th Less Energy LENNOX JLcuuUnan&JI Exclusive 2-speed Central Air Conditioning > SAVE GAS" with a IT gas furnace Electronic ignition, Heatsaver™ vent damper, quality construction give you more comfort for »«• • slum™ HEATING AND COOLING Mdnr.iuws A Certified LENNOX Dealer (iispst-iM* JLENNOXi (important. There will continue to be a shortage in the foreseeable future." Pesce said patients are "fortunate that we have the quality of physicians that are available to them at Memorial hospital. We have long-range plans to enhance the physicians available to people in Woodstock and the surrounding areas we ser­ ve." Concernirig facilities, Pesce outlined three steps ahead. First is the need to replace the power plant. The present plant is old and a more energy efficient power {riant will be built. Secondly, Pesce said remodeling will take place on all floors-sprucing up the core of the hospital, he ex­ plains. A hallway leading to the conference room is going to be the test area to try colors and design plans. Certain equipment needs are importanti New monitoring systems, dic­ tation equipment for doctors and a new telephone system are examples. Parking needs to be im­ proved, he reviewed, and he said the hospital has the capability of improving it. "Third step in the long- range plan is construction of a building south of the present hospital. This will expand our emergency services and outpatient department and will include such new facilities as physical therapy, dining area, electrographics area, sterile supply, and surgical suite including a day surgery suite." The remodeling will take patient beds in the oldest part of the hospital out of service, so 30 beds are being incorporated in the new structure. Pesce said it will include private rooms. Mrs. Helen Nienaber, auxiliary president, presided at the tea. She introduced various com­ mittee chairmen and called attention to the fact that the' Holiday Hospitality day fund-raiser Oct. 1 will be the twenty-fifth annual ex­ travaganza. For the oc­ casion, Mrs. Betty Hale and Mrs. Alice Kell are organizing a cookboo^, featuring recipes provided by auxiliary members. I • HCATVttfl The falls of Niagara are about 25,000 years old. 3-level washing action featuring multi-orbit wash arm. FermaTuf® Interior won't chip, crack, peel or rust in normal use. I Sound Insulation for quiet operation. V, I General Electric's famous - Potscrnbber® HI dishwasher has 8 cycles innlnrting Sower Scrub®. 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