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PAGE 12• PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25.1981 Announce MCHS Honor Roll The following student at McHenry Community high school East and West campuses have been in­ cluded on the first semester Honor Roll for the 1960-81 school year. East Campus Senior 4.0--Lisa Adams, Susan Alcott, Cynthia Chappel, John Doessel, Robert Kalck, Susan Malenius, Kathy McGee, Mike McWUliams. Diane Gdarczenku, Cheryl Patzke, Brian Pender, Patricia Reeves, Judy Snyder and Michael Szramek 3.5-Ira Bain, Christine Ballard, Dan Borchardt, Scott Budaj, Beth Fox, Christopher Freund, Kevin Goulet, Robert Greve, Karen Kolbinger, Sue Lafarlette, Robert Neuman, Robert Panning, Vittorio Poco, Lisa Rudin, Jon Schmitt, William Slater, Karen Strohman, Gabriella Suhr, William Te ichmi l l e r , Sandra . Wi l l i amson , Adam Wohlbrandt, Brian Wrona and Barbara Zuber. Junior 4.0-Gary Clark, Stacy Fox, Debbie Mortell, Susan Smith, Joan Stelmack, Rhonda Sweetwood and Deborah Wiles. 3.5--Lisa Benoy, Sue Bielsky, Elizabeth Boeka, Ann Bradley, Chris Bradley, Cynthia Carlson, Christine Filler, Beverly Finkbeiner; Ray Hoglund , Ka thy Johnson, Christine Knox, Carol Koffend, Jennifer Lange, Christopher Maxson, Anne Murray, Dawn Parisi, Susan Schmitt, Paul Snyder and Linda Theel. Sophomore . 4.0--Joseph Gattone, Lawrence Kenyon, Lisa Mazzoni, Michael Nielsen, Chris Stumbris and James Wynveen. 3 .5 - -Ter r i Abbink , Margare t Arms t rong , Michael Bauml, Randal Buenzli, Dawn Desbiens, Dawn Dobbertin, Julie Do we, Robert Heiser, James Kottke, Michael Palmer, Robert Schaeffer, Penny Schultz and Heather Weier. Freshman 4.0-Wilfred Aide, Gregory Hajek, Annette Koscher and Sarah Prust. 3.5--Sonja Anderson, Janel Barnas, Catherine Curran, Charlene Einwick, Patricia freund, Michele Gabor, Cindy Johnson, Roberta Orin, Colleen Pierce, Debora Ransdell, Lisa Settle, Michele Smith, John Snyder, Dawn Sonnemann and Darryl Twinam. West Campus Senior 4.0-- Stephanie Allen, Keith Belzer, Jean Hoch, Kim Romano, and Patrick Wherritt. 3 .5 - -Brady Anderson , Paula Berman, Lucinda Bushell, Nancy Eppel, Colleen Foley, Sean Haley, Robert Housholder, Krista Kaefer, Alisa Lange, Lisa Lanway, Gina Lindemann, Susan Lorr, Jeanette May, Claes Petri, Jeanne Pitel, Dawn Romano, Kimberly Salman, Jane Sorting and Kimberly Toussaint. Junior 4.0-Brian Bremer, Aruna Lahoti, Douglas Maris, Melissa Mayberry and Marylynn Thornton. 3.5-Joanne Campbell, Wade Cepulis, Mary Crago, Sharon Foley, James Gib­ son, Sandra Gilbert, Susan Henderson, Jamie L. Kirk, Christine Morgan, Joe Mroz and Philanne Scully. Sophomore 4.0- Angela Anderson, Darren Cepulis, Sandeep Lahoti, Debbie Laskonis, Hallie Miller, Mary Oleszc- zuk, Patricia Schillaci, Jason Warren and Cheryl Wright. 3.5-Mary Bazan, Cheryl Ann Biggers, Terri Blume, Sherri Cristy, Brenda Eylander, Debra Freund, Julie Gildemeister, JoLynn Glosson, Stephanie Hankins, Susan Hautzinger, Donna Hbch, Kristie Howard, Laurie Killam, Beth Lance, James Patterson, Shannon Tiffany, Lee Tomlinson and KeUi Williams. Freshman 4.0-Marika Berg, Jeffrey Bjorn, Elizabeth Brooks, Michael R. Freund, Jill Glosson, Janet Hautzinger, Brian Nellis, Andrea Norton and Kristen Sorting. , 3 .5 -L i sa Al l ik ian , Christine Baker, Terry Bunday, Diane Cygan, Valerie Lynn Gilbert, David Graef, Tammy Hill, Alice Lenz, Becky Mihevc, Amy Nelson, Lori K. Smith, Darrell Spice, Kelly Watk ins , Miche l l e Weymouth Patrick E. Ziebel. Set Johnsburg Honor Roll laca Roads A 10,000-mile network of roads, some as wide as 24 feet, knitted the ancient domain of the Incas in western South America. Gauze on a grand scale. Larger- than-life comfort in delicate cotton. It.. % i vV&% A1 & .\*v» V'V. >\\v *>&•% %V.\ . I I A * I 1 Spring's gauzy tops. They're making a lot of room for comfort, leaving a lot of leeway for style. Tomorrow's Dream designed theirs in leno gauze and cut them a little fuller for extra ease. So just toss one on over just about anything and breeze into spring and summer. Atieft, a band neck extends to an open placket. Tab sleeves. White or purple. At right, a button placket tunic with three-quarter sleeves. White. Both are fashioned for sizes 38-44 at 26.00 each. Better Sportswear, Elgin on 3, Crystal Lake and St. Charles. The following students have been named to the second quarter Honor Roll at Johnsburg high school. Inclusion on the Honor Roll means that the student maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or better (out of 4.0) during the semester. SENIORS 4.0 - Inge Dschida and Sherrv Stermer. 3.5 - Cindy Ahlert, John Arm on. Brent Birkhotf. Sue Chyllo, Ray Gomoll, Warren Hannula, Connie Johnson, Phil Kalsch, Laura Kaup- pila, Celine Klein, David Kuzwara, Susan Moulis, Scott Mullen, Beth Oeffling, Sally Oeffling, Tammy Oeffling, Eric Piatek, Jean Pierce, Deb Poteracki, Barb Schmitt, Sue Sroka, Lori Stetter, Randy Wakitsch, Doug Wickman and Valerie Zimbrick. JUNIORS 4.0 -- Kelly Beitz, Jodi Beutel, Sue Dehn, Larry Dix, Debb ie Sob iesk , Ka thy Szumlas and Laura Whar­ ton. 3.5 - Clay Ames, Barb Andersen, Debbie Caifano, Diane Chyllo, Norma Garrett, Cheri Kofler, Mark Leslie, Leslie Lyons, Jamie Moran, Lydia Oakley, Tom Pieper, Tom Popovich, Kristie Price, Janice Sch­ mitt, Gary Selof, Sue Tripp and Pamela Ullrich. SOPHOMORES 4.0 - Diane Heard, Steve Kalsch and Paul Metzger. 3.5 - Matthew Anderson, Lisa Boyer, Sherri Bruce, Linda Davidson, Tom Huemann , Je f f rey Ju r ik , John Nett, Lorraine Nichols, Terri Olenick, Ruth Pflug, Gina Rittoroo, Patty Ullrich and Paula Wroblewski. FRESHMEN 4.0 -- Norman Rokosz and Ken Schoenig. 3.5 -Jason Anderson, Kathy Butler, Laura Carlson, Drew Hanson, Joe Majercik, Richard Michels, Michelle Patterson, William Pohlman, Rick Schaller, Lars Swanson and Scott Tvaroh. Name Restaurant In Labor Act Violation The Timbers of Woodstock Restaurant, Inc., 1790 South Eastwood, Woodstock, has been named in a complaint filed by the U.S. Department of Labor in Federal District court, Chicago. The complaint alleges violations of the overtime pay, minimum wage, child labor, and record keeping provisions of the Fair Labor Standards act, which is the federal wage-hour law. William Van Zanen, chief of the Labor department's Regional Wage and Hour division said the department is seeking a permanent injunction to stop the alleged violations of the act. The court was also asked to award back pay, as found to be due, for distribution among the employees in­ volved. No amounts were specified in the complaint. Legal action followed an investigation of the business by the Labor department's Wage-Hour Area office, 6035 No. Northwest Highway, Chicago, under the super­ vision of Nancy Camacho, area director. The Fair Labor Standards act requires the payment of minimum wage rates; time and one-half pay for over­ time hours unless a specific exemption applies; the keeping of adequate records of employee wages and hours ; and res t r i c t s the employment of child labor. WINTER SALE HURRY! SALE ENDS SUNDAY MARCH 1st Freedom IN nod Furniture •All Merchandise Reduced •All Special Orders Reduced including Bennington Pine • Many Items In Stock For Immediate Delivery .•Convenient Layaway Terms Available MAIN STREET, HUNTLEY (312) 669-3500 Toko Rto. 47 Sooth from Woodstock to Huntloy. Turn loft on Main St. and you'll find u« across from tho Village Croon. Wo'ro also only • milos W. of Spring Hill Moll. HOURS: Tues.-Sat. 9-5; Frt.. 9-9; NOW OPfN SUNDAYS 11-S Closed Mondays Legislators State Senators Jack Schaffer (R - 33rd. 56 N. Williams St. - Crystal Lake, 111., 60014 Phone: 455-0309 Springfield Phone: 217-782-6525. Karl Berning (R) - 625 Deerfield Road Deerfield, 111, 60015 Phone: 312-945-3200 32 nd. State Representatives Thomas J. Hanahan (D) 4801 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111., 60050 Phone: 385-3427 Springfield Phone- 217-782-6476 Dick Klemm (R) 3 W. Crystal Lake Ave. Crystal Lake, III., 60014 Phone: 455-6330 Springfield Phone: 217-782-8000 JiU Zwick 554 Bonnie Dundee Road Box 4 East Dundee. 111., 60118 Donald E. Deuster (R) • 32nd. 510 N. Lake St. Mundelein, 111., 60060 Phone: 312-566-1972 Daniel M. Pierce (D) - 32nd. 580 Roger Williams Ave. Highland Park, III., 60035 Phone: 312-433 2551. Betty Lou Reed (R) - 32nd. 927 Holly Court Deerfield, 111., 60015 U.S. Senators Charles H. Percy (R) 230 S. Dearborn ~ Room 3859 Chicago, 111., 60604 Phone: 312-353-4952 U.S. Congressmen Lynn Martin (R) 1318 E. State Street Rockford, 111. 61105 1208 Longworth Bldg. Washington, D.C. Phone 202-225-5676 Robert McClory (R) 326 N. Genesee St. Waukegan, 111., 60085 Phone: 312-336-4554 Use Qokkly Fresh vegetables, except root varieties, should be used within two to five days of purchase, even when stored in the refriger­ ator. WJv ttifh omc your S/»H*SS Omr<<«\ Visa and MastcrCanl hri'i- Parking St Charles Mall. Crvalal Point Mall. Upper l)ei k t.bjiti Pla/.a I - • iHMS m Watch Equipment Illinois state troopers will now be watching more closely for faulty equipment and unsafe vehicle violations on trucks on Illinois high­ ways. Capt. Hugh S. McGinley, Commander of District 15, Illinois State Police, stated, "House Bill 2708 exempts any truck properly registered in another state and displaying a valid registration plate, from the Illinois safety test requirements." "This means that troopers will have to pay particular attention to all types of v e h i c l e e q u i p m e n t violations, so that the second division vehicles traveling in Illinois do not become in such a state of disrepair as to become a hazard to the motoring public," McGinley added. Equipment checks set up at toll plazas by state police will be checking for worn tires, broken springs, lights not working and. flags and flares not carried in the vehicle as well as other equipment violations.