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Business SECTION 2 - PAGE 13 - PLAlNDEALER-HERALD. WEDNESDAY , MA^ 15.1<)83 Avon mgr. honored for outstanding sales mevco lain dealer Herald pfiotobyAnthony Oliver Nancy McClure of McHenry, a District Sales Manager . with Avon Products, Inc., was recently honored for her out­ standing sales leadership during a six-day conference at the Hotel Inter-Continental Vienna. She was among 258 U.S. District Sales Managers named to the company's prestigious Circle of Excellence for record-breaking sales in 1984. Representing the top ten percent of U.S. District Sales Managers in sales increases, the Circle celebrated its success at its 16th annual banquet at Hofberg Palace, home of ttie Imperial family in the 13th century. During the banquet, the managers were entertained by the Vienna Boys Choir, and the State Opera and Ballet companies/Other highlights included a private train trip to Salzburg, a Danube River cruise, dinner and fashion show at the elegant Pallavacini Palace, and a tour of Budapest, Hungry. ludweitf Keeping arches golden Workers at the Elm Street restaurant put a new coat of yellow . paint on the famous McDonald's logo. ComEd announces higher summer rates Commonwealth Edison recently announced to its residential customers that higher summertime electricity rates will go into effect between May 15 and June 15. In 1979, the Illinois Commerce Commission directed Edison to create a two-tier rate structure for the summer and non- summer months. For the average customer, the total annual cost of this two-part design should be about the same as under a year-round system. For the eig^ non-summer months, rates ate lower than they would if a year-round rate were in effect. These lower non- summer rates should offset the summer rates for the average 'user. > Present residential rates are 10.561 cents per kilowatthour during the summer months and 7.282 cents per kwh during the eight non-summer months, for the first 400 kwhs of use, (4.32 cents for kwh over 400) plus or minus the fuel adjustment charge. A customer can determine the approximate fcginning of his or her summer rate period by looking at the time covered by the May bill. If the period ends May 15 or later, that ending date will mark the start of the first month of the summer rate billing., For example, if the ending date is May 25, the bills for the periods ending on or about June 25, July 25, August 25 and September 25 will be billed at the summer rate. Edison's cost rise because of the extensive use of electricity during the summer, in large part due to heat relief devices. Increased demand on the utility's system requires the installation of additional generating capacity. « ; - Ports of Sullivan tours begin • The Ports of Sullivan Lake, an RV resort located on Sullivan 'Road, across from the Volo Bog Mature Preserve, recenltly opened for customer tours. \ The resort, a dream tjf area 'resident and civil engineer jRichard Schaff, is designed for year round use and private {ownership. Schaff has done ^designing for NASA and •Disneyworld. ; In addition to Sullivan Lake, iwhich will be stocked with a I variety of fish, there are ap­ proximately 20 acres of ad­ ditional waterways and I streams. The Ports will offer ^swimming, hiking, golfing, •snowmobiling, cross country skiing and just plain relaxing. The resort will offer a swim­ ming pool as. well as a beach area. The 18-hole championship golf course being planned will feature a total of 7100 yards. The resort offers 24-hour security protection. NI-GAS CHILD SEARCH Northern Illinois Gas an­ nounced that it is asking its nearly 1.5 million customers and their families to take part in a nationwide search for missing children. Beginning this month, NI-Gas will include photographs of missing children in a publication mailed with monthly gas bills. -̂1 ^ Mon., Tues., Wed.,' > Thurs., Sat. i \ 9 AM to 6 PM j ^"Fri 9 AM to 9 PM^ R.W. LIQUIDATORS / SUN \ 63 N. AYER ST., HARVARD 1 HOURS * 3012 Rt. 120, east of River, McHENRY, IL \ " f RETAILERS Of CLOSE OUT MERCHANDISE \ f 4 ~CAMPING & TRAIL0R PARK DIRECTORY 12*95 *0**4.99 Pkg. ot 12 MACAROON COOKIES Tapered, Hang up Style BROOMS RETAILERS OF CLOSE OUT MERCHANDISE I t i t u not a batgain We don' t have i t1 ' 8 CL 45 Gal. Cap. YARD & LEAF BAGS 5 NOW$1.79 24 Oz. Wylers LEMON LIME DRINK KING JAMES VERSION BIBLE ,$9.99 STEREO COMPONENT STAND *51.49 Reg. 29.95 ONLY J15.99 KIDS SOCKS Size 612 • 8 1.99 Pkg. of 6 Pr. 52.99 l1/? Quart Ironstone BEAN POTw/LID 18"ROLL AROUND FLOOR STAND S3Q Q 69.50 IUST JJ .J 12" PORTABLE FAN Re* SI Q QQ 34 50 JUST 1 J.JU LARGE BEACH BALLS NOW ONLY 88* UIKL5 SOCKS Size 9 11 10 Different Fragrances of BATH ESSENCE by Ben Richert Values up to $4.95 NOW 99* to $1.49 197 Oz. Aerosol MR. MUSCLE OVEN CLEANER 1.49 7 Pc. Copper Bottom Stainless Steel C00KWARE SET 7 Pc. Nylon KITCHEN TOOL SET 7.99 _ ON,*4.99 384 Page Mr. T ACTIVITY & COLORING BOOK 40 Pc. Carbon Steel TAP & DIE SET 39*95 just* 11.99 15" x 25"' Gourmet KITCHEN RACK 15*95 onlyX4.99 TENNIS SHOES Sizes 8' i to 11'/2 Reg. 29.95 JUST J14.99 Reg. 12.95 ONLY J3.99 mk r WIDE MASKING TAPE eg SI OQ .39 JUST i .£ jR0 5 Lb Bo* of PRETZELS GUARANTEED FRESH NANCY MCCLURE C A T E R B U R Y J O I N S MAGAZINE Steve Caterbury of Ringwood recently joined Prairie Farms magazine as resident agent for McHenry County. Steve will represent Pra^ae Farms In­ surance Services, and will assist the area's agriculture com­ munity by offering specially designed insurance products, Prairie Farm subscription in­ formation, as well as offering membership in the magazine's protective union. Prairie Farms is one of the Farm Progress Publications which nave provided farmers with timely advice and local agriculture news since 1841. OLD STYLE BEER 12 ft oz. cans • 12 peck . G«t it for loss •- * *4.05 HANNAH A HOGG BOURBON- Proof • 175 Liter Si *8.19 SEAGRAM'S V.O. 80 Proof * 750 ML Get it for less 17.99 LONDON SQUARE GIN 80 Proof* 1.75 Liter G«t it $£ OQ for less BUDWEISER BEER 12 ft. oz cans • 6 pack Get it for less *1.99 JIM BEAM BOURBON 80 Proof • 1.75 Liter £1 *9 99 •or less FLBSCHMANN'S GIN 80 Proof • 750 ML - $4.49 CALIFORNIA CELLARS WINES Red. White or Rose • 1 5 Liter JTi $3 99 tor toss Prices Jn effect May 15-21. REVCO IS OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL 6:00 P.M. items available while quantities last. COPYRIGHT © 1965 BY REVCO D.S., INC. \ BABY SAL 20%-30% OFF LAYETTE NEEDS All Carters Layette 20% OFF Receiving blankets. Pkg. of 2. Reg. 8.00 5.99 Fitted knit crib sheets. Reg. 8.00 6.39 Zip a Quilt & Crib Comfbrter.Reg. 15.99-19.0010.99-13.99 Solid pastel lap pads. Reg. 6.00.., -- 4.59 Crib blankets. Reg. 15.00 10.99 Snap undershirts. Reg. 3.50 249 Jiffon undershirts. Reg. 3.00. 229 Boy or Girl bootie sets. Reg. 12.00 8.99 INFANT & TODDLER CLOTHING Infant & Toddler Shortalls. Reg. 9.00-10.00 6.99 Entire stock of Spring Infant dresses. Reg. 20.00-48.00 30% OFF Entire stock of Eden plush & musical infant toys. Reg. 4.00-19.50 20% OFF • 7 Infant 8i toddler Spring jackets. Orig. 15.00-28.00 .40% OFF Selected group of playwear by Health-tex, Carters & Cobble Hill. Also Blbo playwear for toddler boys. Reg. 4.00-24.00 r 25% OFF .-v*v V SPRING HILL CRYSTAL LAKE ST. CHARLf? CHARQE IT! Use your SPIESS CHARGE. Visa. MasterCard & American Express. \