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Emergency Service Awards Made To McHenry County College Honors Lynto Lupo In EIU Play Cast PAGE 11 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER t». 11 The US. has 727 commercial TV stations and 269 aducettonal stations for a total of 990. Lynn Lupo, daughter of Mrs. Laura Cornwall, of McHenry, has been cast in the Eastern Illinois university Interpreters' Theatre presentation of A Miracle of Rare Device. The production is a compilation of works by Ray Bradbury being compiled and directed by Donna Rice Shehorn, instructor of Oral Interpretation in the Department of Theatre Arts. Lynn, a sophomore Theatre Arts major, is one of the 16-member cast Gravity PaN Trousers should be hung on special pants hangers that sus- „ pend them by the cuffs. In this Members of the County board's Public Safety commitee display entries that won six awards In. way, gravity helps pull the a publications contest sponsored by the United States Civil Defense council and entered by the creases straight and removes McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster agency. From left are Phyllis Walters, minor wrinkles. Algonquin; Jim Curran, McHenry; Gary Verdnng, Cary, holding the plaques; John Shay, director of this agency; and Ervin Walters, Hebron, committee chairman. Don Peasley Photography responsible for the delivery of these styles. Lynn last appeared as "Prossy" in the EIU homecoming produc­ tion of Candida. A Miracle of Rare Device will premiere Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. in the Playroom of the Doudna Fine Arts center. M_S B Is Coming to McNMry Stat* Bank ALEXAKOS for STATE SENATE "Gus Is For Us" "I'm concerned about our high taxes, seniors, farmers, and the average working per­ son." Cary's Mayor GUS ALEXAKOS initiated and won the fight against USEPA on Barium, sav­ ing you millions of tax dollars. ELECT GUS AS YOUR STATE SENATOR On Tuesday, November 4th Pd. for by Alexakos lor Senate Comm., Hugh Friable, Trees. r The McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster agency has received six awards in a publication contest spon­ sored by the United States 'Civil Council. Ervin Walters, Hebron, chairman of the County board's Public Safety committee, said the awards are in recognition of a good job of communicating with the public about various facets of the Emergency Services through the cooperation of county news media. Members of the committee include Phyllis Walters, Algonquin; Ed Buss and Jim Curran, McHenry; Gary Verdung, Cary; an Walters. John Shay o McHenry is director of the county's Emergency Ser­ vices and Disaster agency. There were 182 entries from throughout the United States in the contest. McHenry county received three firsts, two seconds and a third. Information from the Emergency Services or events involving the Emergency Services provided the means for news media personnel to develop stories and photographs. First place awards went to entries featuring: a news photo on a Crystal Lake disaster drill, printed in the Crystal Lake Herald; a photo in the McHenry Plaindealer on a leaking propane gas tanker ; and an editorial in the Crystal Lake Herald praising the weather spotter program of the Emergency Services. Second place honors went to a photo in the County News of the Crystal Lake Herald on the com­ munications equipment of the department and a story in Fire Chief Magazine on emergency medical services and the mutual aid bill. A Woodstock Sentinel story and photo on the Woodstock mini-drill earned a third place award. PROPOSED IRS CHANGES The Internal Revenue service (IRS) is proposing to update its rules on the taxing of interest in contract sales, unless it is persuaded by farmer comments to keep the current rules in effect. 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