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i.t, i :mj Snowmobile Patrol Benefit Each is a volunteer, Jhorougnly trained in winter, surwal, first CPR and snowmobile law eai„., forcement. 1 Each patrol leadef is equipped a two-way radio so he is in with all departments nlbl^J The patrol includes 52 memoir#*1! who volunteer their time anffiM equipment without compensation All -- equipment such as radios, strfflW' i lights, vests, etc , are paid for donations and fund raisers like the to be held next week. '*?$• The McHenry County Snowmobile Patrol will hpld its fourth annual benefit party at the Mpfienry County fairgrounds, Building *0', Saturday, Aug. 27, from 7:30 to,10:30 p.m. The Patrol, which had its start in 1973, has received national, state, regional and local recognition for its rescues and preparedness. It assists the Sheriff's Department in snow- related emergencies, and transports medicines and drugs. All patrol members are sworn deputies of the Sheriff's Department. Realtors Record By Yvonne Beer, Executive Officer, McHenry County Board of Realtors Traditionally, housing is one of the best investments available. In times of high inflation and economic un­ certainty, home ownership has provided a safe haven for investment dollars. But the turbulent economic con­ ditions of the 1960s have prompted many home owners to ask if housing is still a good investment. Many wonder if the r^te of return on a home is competitive with other investments like stocks or corporate bonds. Many experts and financial analysts still believe that housing remains one of the best and safest ways to invest your money. Generally, homeowners can expect a rate of return earned from other in­ vestments like stocks, bonds or savings accounts. The soundness of home ownership as an investment depends on other factors besides home prices rising higher than the inflation rate. It's important to remember that a home is unique because it provides shelter as well as an investment. Thus a holme provides an "invisible" income in the form of shelter to its owner-occupant. (This "invisible" income becomes very real when it comes time to sell your home.) Therfore, a complete analysis of the investment return to homeowners must also include this inputed rental income. CONSTRUCTION CUNAT BROTHERS OtNfcRAl C,ONfflAt'OnS <AU rem VOTU of Education is intended to provfl^u talented and responsible educators opportunity to observe and PfUi#*? ticipate in educational practices abroad. , ..rana Johnson received a B.A. in Englpft,^ with Honors from Indiana university^! in 1974, and a Master of Fine ArtSjiftrff English with Distinction from ttoX(f University of Massachusetts in 197Q.0^ His teaching assignment will beg^,'j Sept. 5. and exJend to Julv 24. 198^ jj ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Our Pledqe Personal Sorvico & Satisfaction LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN "UNCOIN WtNPOV •KEMPER MILLCRFEK »GAF SHINGLES. , CABINETS „ •BUILDERS •ANDERSEN HAPDWARF WINDOWS •PRFFINISHFD •PRE HUNG PANELING DOORS -STANLEY •NORD SPINDLES GARAGE DOOR •ARMSTRONG '* OPENERS CEILING SYSTEMS r*'w • PHONE OUR FRIENDLY ADVISORS FOR HELPFUL HINTS WHEN YOU WANT TO BUILD RFPAIR OR REMODEL YOUR HOME FREE Planning & Estimating Services. A "FIRST" AWARD--Owners John and Brian Cunat, left, receive award from Commonwealth Edison officials, Ivan Brownstein, division commercial manager; Morena -Anderson, marketing representative, and Dick Smith, marketing supervisor. This was the first such award to be made in the northern Illinois division. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Phone 385-1424 909 N. Front St., McHenry Commonwealth Edison company The energy wise home is designed to Commercial Manager Ivan L. conserve energy. It is insulated and Brownstein recently presented the bult to reduce the BTU heat loss by Cupat brothers, John and-Brian, the about 35 percent. Energy con- certification of "Energy Wise Home" sumption is further reduced with the for Cunat's Lillian Street apartments, use of room by room controlled This certification is the first of such in baseboard. Edison service territory. Prem Promotes Michael Markut JOHN P. LAMPE HAS MOVED HIS LAW OFFICE TO 3406 W. ELM ST.-SUITE 1 (Rt. 120 - McHenry) : BEGINNING JULY mil Markut, a resident of Woodstock, joined Prem in 1976 in a technical In othe^wt^P^^^^^^^^^^^ F. Felty formerly of McHenry, became vice-president and general manager of Prem's Technical Products division in Richmond, Ind. In addition to facilities mentioned, Prem has a manufacturing operation in Pedras Negras, Mexico, and its corporate offices are located in Johnsburg. OUR OFFICE AT 3424 W. ELM ST. WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL JULY 8Th WIN TRIP TO SWEDEN-Phil and Lori Hoaglund of Europe Motors, Inc., the Saab dealership located in McHenry, were in Sweden recently to visit Saab- Scania's headquarters in Link oping. Europa Motors, Inc. won the trip to Sweden by being among the very top Saab dealerships in the state. AVAILABLE TO PRACTICE IN: • Corporation & Business Law • Divorce • Real Estate • Automobile Accident • Personal Injury Trials • Workers Compensation • Zoning • Traffic Offenses • 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 344-3252 Awarded Club Membership The Stoffel & Reihansperger In- Reihansperger agency, accepted the suranc^ Agency of McHenry, was honor from Vincent Reagan, general recently awarded membership in manager of AEtna Life & Casualty's AEtna Life & Casualty's 1983 Great Downers Grove office at the Great Performance Club. Founded by Performance Club awards meeting AEtna to honor its top independent held at the St. Charles Country Club agencies across the country, Great Aug. 15. Performance Club membership marks the highest level of professional skill and achievement. Herb Reihansperger of the Stoffel & m aMBB DECLARE DIVIDEND HL The board of directors of Modine Manufacturing Company, in a MICHAEL MARKUT meeting following the annual meeting W. T Peterson, president of Prem of shareholders, declared a regular Magnetics, announced following the quarterly dividend and reelected all of annual meeting of the board of the company's officers. The board directors that Michael F. Markut, has declared a dividend of 30 cents per beeft promoted to corporate vice- share on the outstanding common president of Engineering for Prem stock. The dividend is payable Sept. 9 Magnetics to all shareholders of record Aug. 31. Ok > OPEN.M-F 8 om-5 prn SAT 9 am-noon Alt I EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT fit I TeleVldeo's Smart Accountant could save you lots of money. News articles to better serve your dental needs. SUGAR -- SUGAR -- SUGAR Food processors not only use far too much sugar" in manufactured food items, they use some rather devious techniques to hide the fact from you. The law requires that the ingredient list on packaged foods list the contents In the order of quantity. The first ingredient is the one the "food" contains the most of, last listed is the least. Since manufac­ turers don't want you to know how often sugar is the major ingredient, they rViay use several different sugars and list each one separately. One "breakfast cereal" label was found to contain 7 different names for sugar. Protect yourself against trickery by residing the ingredient listing required on all packaged food, and by being familiar with some of the names used for sugar. Here are some names copied from various labels: Corn syrup, corn syrup solids, corn sugar, natural sugars, dextrose, maltose, mople syrOp. raisin syrup, malt syrup, molasses, grape sugar, grape s^gar solids, honey, fructose, xylitol, sorbitol, manitol, glucose, fruit sugars, natural fruit sugars, rane sugar, b**t sugar, natural and artifical sweet- ners, partially digested food starch; and of course, listed so'that you will recognize it somewhere: sugar. All refined sugars (yes, this includes honey) are to be avoided. Even if some sugars do not promote tdfeth decay, they distort body chemistry, creating imbalances and digestive by-products that must be d*toxified by the liver and kidneys. A good policy is to not buy any product in which a sugar is listed as one of the first 5 ingredients. - TIM STYLELINE Lomoriytom tlltorp out har*h glort of tho tun and reflects h--( trom tolar radtatton, permitting an ovon, ptaaaant light to enter Me window. 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