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PAGE 19 - PI AINDEALER-THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 DAIRY AWARD - Linnea Jones, Harvard, accepts the DPC award given her by John Pfingsten, president of the McHenry County Dairy Promotion council, at last week's annual Dairy banquet. Linnea has assisted in promotional activities at the County fair and during several June Dairy month programs. I (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY KAAREN DODGE) High Honors Earned By East Campus Students The following students earned straight "A" honors at McHenry Community high school East campus during the fourth quarter: Freshmen - Kathy Ahern, Gerianne Armon, Dorothy Cusack, Debra Krier and Linda Walter and Sophomores - Bonita Bourke, Stephanie Pitel, Sean Thomas and Donna Tweed. Named to the honor roll for attaining a B+ average were: > Freshmen - Cathy Alexeyuk, Harold Axen, Kathryn Besserud, Catherine Boak, Julie Boeldt, Fran Brogan, Bill Bryniarski, Timothy Byers, Danielle Byron, Duane Cedergren, Derrick Christy, Rondi Cunat, Barbara Grandt, ^Pamela Hanna, Susan Herr­ mann, Laura Higgins, Karen Huebner, Pat Jablonski and Tammie Johnson; Also Philip Kent, Lisa Kivley, Linda Koffend, Laura Kuhns, Donna Lasko, Tina Licastro, Cassandra Markovic, Dale Maxsori, Nancy Mclntyre, Debra Mullin, Timothy Oakley, John Palmer, Jeff Par- tenheimer, Ronald Pepping, Thomas Pepping, Mary Price, George Rank, Daniel Russell, Patricia Schabow, David Smid, Carolyn Smith, Kathleen Smith, Ann Snyder, Kris Soderquist, Karen Stupey, Jerry Thiel, Joanne Ullrich, Cassandra York and Alan Zinke. Sophomores - Patricia Althoff, Denise Arroyo, Sandra Bauer, Debra Benes, Keith Besserud, Tamra Bieschke, Scott Crittenden, Todd Dass, Nicholas DiBlasi, Jim Dostal, Renee Freund' Mary Gattone, Wen Gildemeister, Joanne Gillespie, Tina Glash, Monica Haley, Maureen Hall, Scott Herman and Clare Higgins; Also Chris Janouschek, Kathy Latz, Joan Lingeman, Rick Long, Loretta Malinski, James Murray, Janet Owen, Catherine Pintozzi, Keith Rosinski, Donald Scheid, Anne Seaver, Diane Smith, Mark Snyder and Craig Tokowitz. 170,000 Applications Out For Tax Relief More than 170,000 ap­ plications for property tax relief available under the state's circuit breaker law have been mailed to senior and disabled homeowners in Illinois, State Revenue Director Robert H, Allphin said this week. The forms were mailed to homeowners who applied in any previous year for property tax relief, according to Allphin, whose agency administers the three-year-old circuit breaker program The distribution, he said, was timed to coincide with county mailings of property tax bills since information from the final property tax bill must be included in the tax relief ap­ plication. In Cook and Lake counties, final property tax bills are expected later this summer. Allphin pointed out that the single application form this year served two tax relief programs. One provides up to $500 to offset property taxes and the other, signed into law this year, provides from $50 to $100, depending on the ap­ plicant's income, in additional tax relief. The director said persons applying for the additional tax relief grant only should write "Additional Grant Only" across the top of the application form. Anyone eligible for property tax relief is eligible automatically for the ad­ ditional tax relief..And senior and disabled citizens living in residences not subject to the property tax, though not eligible for the property tax relief, can qualify for the new tax relief grant. Application blanks can be obtained on request from the Circuit Breaker Section, Department of Revenue, Box 4017, Springfield, 111 62708. Further information and assistance are available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays by calling 641-2150 in Cook County and 800-252-8972, a toll-free number, from other areas of Illinois. TENTH ANNIVERSARY The 1965 class of Marian Ceptrai high school, Wood­ stock, is planning to celebrate its tenth anniversary. For information please contact Bill Redlin, 926 Rockledge road, Lawrence, Kas., 66044 before July 25. \ \ i > \ i w BUICKS LESS Sil XKIM S I I SI 1) ( \i:s i \ i .a k i ( ni \ n " c r.< >si l) n i.i -i \ r.t Babep BUICK-OPEL I F O X L A K E 587-2555 DIAL-A-DEVOTION PHONE Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTD&t'S SERVICE STATION HEARING AIDS Richard Stoll has been serving McHenry County for over 15 years. Office hours 9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily. Free Loaners while your aid is in service. Free hearing test on request. New and used aids. A fair trade-in oh all makes. Fresh batteries, cords and ear molds, made to order. Appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged within a few hours. Evenings by apDointment onlv bv calling RENA SCHAID 1407 N. 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