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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 DAILY HERALD SECTIONS PAGE'3 Honor rolls Carmel High School in Mundetein has announced the 2001-2002 first quarter honor roll. SWBWR HONORS Maflhew Assad, Sara Bert, Trtda Bfam- gren, Carolyn Cain, Michael Cook, Katharine ruhrman, Brian Granneman Harchut, Janelle Kho, Pad Kizior, Anoe Kwiatt, Johnatttan Landers, Robin Liz2O, Amanda Majeski, Nicole MierzejewsKi, Brandon Palucti, Crystal Pautey, James Scherman, Melissa Sytwes- trak, Taytef, Lauren Treu, Michael Vanden Boom, Ryan Woodward and Michael Zotert. EXeen Bader, Donee Brown, Courtney Buddm, Ouinlin Cappete, Marisa Coctvane, Keri Coleman, Joseph Coli, Sarah Collins, Ray David, Joseph Hammer, Lauren Henstey, Kevin Jackson, Joseph Koza, Kattverine Mayer. Katharine ODonnel, Amanda Hrih, Mariko Ptescia, Afcsa Vemey, Andrea Vemey, MeredMi Wakon and Gtenn Zomchek. Cassandra Amores, Jessica Lauren Burch, Afeon Castto, Kafcryn Daton, Sean Meghan Duffy.

Denise Fesik, Andrew Gebhart, Jenniler Hanson, Mary Hamilton, Mafcxy HiKard, Amy HMier, Megan Knight, CaMn Krombach. Rachel Leman, Sally Leppef. Jessica Ledaire, David Mtender. Amy Moenrwig, Alexander Parkhouse, Mary Petrosto, Ashley Ptatz, Christine Scherman, Michael Serio. Rebecca Smith, Jamie Sleiner, Christina Stoughton, Ame Marie Vanden Boom, Jessica Wind and Lisa Zfckuhr.

Meissa May Atondy, Madatetoe BuA- ert, CaSn Detaney. Ashley Gier. Catierine Grachok. Uuren Hock, Abbey Kadera, Angela Kafca, Tynan Kraft, Samanttta Moriey, Lindsay Ofaon, Ashtey Pakjch, Alison Roeser, Eirtly Schwartzer, Theresa Smith andJames WKams. HIGH HONORS Kalhryn Afcers.

Tare Anders. Eizabeti Arvidson. Laura Bassett, Scott Brady, Jessica Budden, Zachary Buhneritempsr, Christine Carbon. Jes- sica Cesar, Thomas Chapman, Matthew Clinton, John Coli. Kevin Joshua Cummins, Jamie Cyrzan, TMany Davis, Kyle Dtabay, Margaret Doian, Julie Drenrwn, Michael Duffy.

Jennifer Durrant, Adam Faufcner. Cecilia Fern, Ftomena Rore, Ashley Fraetand, Jonathan Fromm, CoKn Gfancy, Andrew Goshgarian, Patricia Griffin, Lauren Grosskopf Kechan Harris, Andrew Hasdal, Ann Heady, Ethan Hobart, Joseph Hoffmann, John Jansta, Jesse, Christine Kicchner, Lauren Klein, Michael KoaoJ, Lindsay Kula, Sarah Kwasigrodl. Laura Laal Lauren Linsnef, Sarah Madison, Manque Maeetas Siiri Marquardt, Christine Martinson, Ashley McDonell, Erin McGinn, Alicia Medina, DJana Metroputos. Rachel Milendar, Samir Mrza. Nicole Nozicka, Nicole Obie, Michael Paddock Dana Pfanzeltor, Maria Amy Rohota.

Rebecca Sadoto. Sarah ScalzMi, Maura Schoen. dare Sheehan, Melissa Stezak, Nicole Snyder, Jute Steplyk, Bridget Stone, Sheila Stowe, Heater THUS, William Walton, Brett Wells, Daniel Wisniewski Valerie and Eizabelh Zirtmer. Justin Alvarez. Jessica Anderson, Megan Anderson, Anthony Anne Marie Behr, Christy Bebnger, Max Bever, Adam Bieschke, Laurel Bodkin, PaWck Bowter, Jordan Brown, Ashley Bruhn, Sean Carjistrant, Kristine Chapman, Qizabeti Coffey, Christopher Covei, James Daluga.

Jeffrey Dax. Moly Day, Mary Devine, Rachel Dezelan, Secv neca DiTusa, Mefcsa Fisher, John Ressner. Michael Gabriele, Michael Genelin, Ashley Goudreau Alexander Grenninfl, Kanny Griffin, Robert Guirm, Jenniler Harriet, Laura Hamman, Amy Heaterman, Katie Hefcman, Nefe Herchenbach, Kalherine Her- Aric Herzoo, Roy Hto. Michele Hojnacki. Brian Kime, Kattvyn Klein, Ryan Knigge, Richard Kober, Blake Kurinsky, Megan Lick.

Sarah LoBue, Bryan Luczkw, Stephen Macrowski. Patrick Madden, KeK Manure, Thomas Mafa, Marianne Marshal. Jessica Joshua McOung, Sara McKeever. Craig Marie, Ashley Mulen, Ryan Myers. Armmarie Moonan.

Shaun Nunag. Diana Cgurek, Andrew Pty, Peter Matthew Potempa, Kathleen Przywara, Joseph Quite, Theresa Redfeam, Joshua Robinson, Kyte Robinson, Shannon Byehlik, Jason Rygiel. David Salvi. LJto Santos. Robert Schaser Matfww Schwartz, Kristen Sema.

Margaret Sievart, Dana Smith, Emflie Smith, Sarah Sponseller, Gabrialla Tenula. Ryan Trilschler. Ann Marie Tschanz. Ashley Turlington, Laszto Varju. Dana Volpentesta, Matthew Wagner, Amanda Warco Diane Weisbrod and Matthew Zwotski.

Michael Aten, Ashleigh Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Susan Bickner, Gabriel Bitto Joseph Bravine, Colleen Brody. Kristina Burchard Deanna Cairo, Erin Cavaiani, Daniel Cesar, Elizabeth Chan, Timothy Cohan, Leia DeLeon, Robert Demakis, Michel DePaoU, Kathleen Duffm. Claire Kyte Eodress, Kalhryn Sara Martha Garcia, John Geske, Meredith Gifoertson. Caryn Giznifc, Anne Goshgarian, Bridget Hafcey, Jessica Hart, Ross Haseman, Jessica Heame, MaHhew HekJ, Jeremiah Henson, Sara Horcher, Undsey Hosier, Michael Hutchinson, Alexandra Kafka, Adam Kanka, Patrick Kimener, Thomas Ktoss, Graham Kolb, KeMy Koto, Jerad Korte, Jason Kwasigroch, Serena LarWn, Scon Latter, Brienne Lee, Laura Lemanski, Rachael Matey, Ame McNrmey, Jennifer Michehl, Corrine Mina, Christian Moree, James Niziolek, Lauren Nyre. Collin O'Rourke, Laura Oiakowski.

Daniel Osterhout, Christopher Paierski Daniel Paloch, Joseph Parisi, Catherine Peterson. MaMww Nicote Prate, Bnan Psak, Anna Pucci, Joseph Ripoli, Megan Roberts, Natalia Rodriguez, Adam Romaguera, Kristin Rudnick Rebecca HueKe, Katharine Ruhl, Madalyn Rusin Gerard Sapienza, Peter Scalzidi. Eric Senate. Daniel Schuiz, Sarah Slade. Kalhryn Smogor, Jenna Snieoowski, Diana Sroka.

Jama Stickler Christina SuKivan, Mark Venegoni. Morgan Virgifo, Derek WaHs, Sarah Waller, Stephanie Wersyn, Alda WoK- Lewb. Bryan Wynn, Amy Zavala, Brandon Ziemann and ChriSBn Zwoteki. John Afcers, Jaymie Alvarez. Kierslen Anders, John Baitargeon, Alexandra Beirioer.

Tracy Lee Betoan, Lauren Bickner, Kristyn Biscocho, Sarah Bradbum, EJbabeth Brennan, Wcote Bruhn, Kalherine Brumtey, Janefle Buss, Patrick Cain. Marceila Campions. Anthony CjpoHa, Emily Cote. Kei Coteman, Ryan Alexander Crabtee. Steven Danna Michael Davis, Christopher DeBoo, Christian Deme, Katelyn DiCristofano, Jennifer Eckhart, Melissa Enriquez.

Bridget Pagan, Lisa Faten, Brian Paul Jamie Fsher. Douglas Fitzgerald. Erin Fredrick. Kinberly Gatera, Katherine George. Joseph Giangrasso Jacqueline Gianos-Rideout, Gerard Goshgarian.

Police notes Grayslake Tim S. Emskamp, 40, 511 Lacy Streamwood, was arrested Tuesday and charged with battery, and disorderly conduct after he got into a fight in an apartment on the 600 block of Center Street, police said. His court date was set for Dec. 10. Gurnee Someone stole a coat and car keys Monday from a female patient at a chiropractor's office, 4211 Grove police said.

The woman hung the coat in the lobby and discovered it missing later, reports said. A witness saw a man drop the coat in the parking lot, but the keys were missing from the coat pocket, reports added. Value was estimated at $25. Two men and two women left Lonestar Steakhouse Monday with- outpayingthe $108 food bill; police- said. One woman used a credit card to pay for the meals, but it came back denied, reports said.

She told ah em- ployee she had another credit card in her car and left the restaurant with the second woman, reports added. The two men remained in the restaurant, but eventually left separately; they all fled in a black car, reports said. Thieves stole a black case containing a camcorder, 35mm camera, driver's license and three airline tickets outside the Baymont Inn, 5688 Northridge, police said. The victims put the case down after getting out of a cab; they carried other luggage into the hotel and discovered the case missing when they went to retrieve it, reports added Value was estimated at $1,000. Someone passed a counterfeit $20 bill Saturday to aderkatRinkside Sports, 6152 Grand police said.

stole five drill sets Sunday or Monday from Home Depot, 6625 Route 132, police said. Value was estimated at $1,145. Nicole Marie Bradshaw, 20,1807 Daybreak, Son, was arrested Monday and charged with retail theft and criminal trespass to property after an employee at Tommy Hilfiger in Gumee Milk, 6170 Route 132, sawher take four skirts valued without paying, police said. The arresting officer discovered that Bradshaw has been banned from the mall after a theftin 1999, reports added. Her court date was set for Dec.

4 in Waukegan. Ubertyville Vandals pulled five mailboxes from the ground Saturday night or Sunday morning outside homes on the 1000 block of Dawes Street, police said. A damage estimate was not available. Vernon Hills Matthew A. Martinez, 20, 5601 Dee St, Great Lakes, was arrested Saturday and charged with possession of alcohol by a minor after a police officer on patrol saw several individuals in the parking lot at Showplace 8, 555 Lakeview Parkway, and the officer discovered mat Martinez was carrying alcohol, reports added.

His court date was set for Dec. 3 at Lakehurst. Hawthorn Woods Vandals sprayed Silly String and shaving cream on the side windows and wall of a house on the 0-100 block of Onohdaga Drive, reported at 2:41 p.m. Someone toilet-papered a house at about 2:30 a.m. Nov.

9 on the 0-100 block ofThornfield Lane, reported at 4:30 a.m. Nov. 9. Police said no damage was caused, but some landscape stones were moved. Thieves took about worth of bushes and small trees from the northeast comer of Community Park, Old McHenry and Quentin roads, at an unknown day and time during a construction project there, reported at 3:04 p.m.

Oct. 22. Lake Zurich Richard J. Oliver, 40,456 Jeanne Court, Wood Dale, was arrested at 1:47 p.m. Tuesday on Rand Road south of EJa Road and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, improper lane usage, open transportation of an alcoholic beverage (beer) and driving while license revoked after a traffic stop there, police said.

He was released on a $3,000 personal recognizance bond arid was given a Dec. 17 court date. Wauconda Police received a report at 7:06 p.m. Tuesday that headlight covers, valued at less than $300, were taken off a vehicle a few days prior at the Wauconda High School, 555 N. Main St.

Police reported at 3:57 a.m. Tuesday that a possible water main break occurred on the 800 block of Larkdale Row, and the incident was turned over to Wauconda Public Works. Seniors can spend day at firehouse The Newport Fire Protection District will host its fourth annual Seniors Day at the Firehouse 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov.

29 at the fire station. The station is located on Caroline Street, across from the Wadsworth post office. Participants will take part in a fire safety talk, will get a station tour, will view new equipment, have lunch and more. The event is open to all seniors. For information, call the fire station at (847) 336-1080.

Come Ploy With Over 300 Boord gomes Cords Somes Darts FREE GAME PLAY ON YOUft FIRST Bring the Whole Famify or the Whole Visit our Deli Cafe for Lunch or Dinner. Look for the Blue Sgri 80 Oak Creek Plow, Mundelein, IL. (Rte. 60, just toft of fttt 45) OPEN EVERYDAY AT UA.M, aoseo MONDAYS (EXCEPT Houwrs). Condell Medical Center November programs: The tee Family to Family, formerly Parents to Parents group Families Young Children program, provides support and education for parents concerned with child development.

The next meeting wiD begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Condell Day Center for Intergenerational Care, 700 Garfield Ubertyville. Call (847) 990-5800. The caregivers support group will meet at 7 p.m. Nov.

27 at the Condell Day Center for Intergenerational Care. Anyone who may have the responsibility of caring for a disabled older adult or one with dementia such as Alzheimer's is invited. Call (847) 816-4585. The Lake County Parkinson Disease Support Group meets the fourth Wednesday of every month at the Intergenerational Room at Condell 'Medical Center in LibertyviJJe. The next meeting will begin at 7 p.m.

Nov. 28. All people with Parkinson Disease are welcome. Sue Faux, American Parkinson Disease Association's Midwest Chapter's legislative advocate, will share some current goals of the National Institute of Health. Refreshments will be served.

For information, call (847) 336-9503. Condell Medical Centers three- week prepared childbirth class begins at 6 p.m. Nov. 28. Call perinatal education at (847J 990-5407.

December programs: The Ask the Doctor series continues from 6:30 to 8p.m. Dec. 4 at the Condell Day Center for Intergenerational Care, 700 Garfield Libertyville. The topic will be "Childhood Illnesses" with pediatrician Rosanne Oggoian. Call (847) 816-4585 to reserve a seat.

Condell's CPR class for healthcare providers will begin at 6 p.m. Dec. 6. Call (847) 990-5265. A prepared childbirth class will be offered from 8:15 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Dec. 8. Asibling class will be offered p.m. Dec.

9. Call perinatal education at (847) 990-5407 for information. Paul Gfeming, Vanessa Hart, Elizabeth Hefdmam Margaret Hotel, Steve Hironimus, James Hokttiiss, Kristen Huschitt, Heather Huster, Ctorolhy Je nke, Heattwr Jones, Erin Kane, Uuren Kimener, Kathleen Kruse, Daniel Krzmarzick, Jason Kucera Christen Kunkler, Mark Latter, Jenntfer Lorenz. Angelica Lugowski, Paul Lyons, Meghan Mahaney, Mary Mat- Bngly, AsMey Meade. Ryan Meehan, Matthew Met- tot.

Christina Shannon Morrow, WWam Mdlen, Alyssa Munch, Kristin Mumik, Thomas New Michael Niziotek, Peter Nozida, Megan Nyre, Teresa Ogrinc, Yared Ogunro, Rachel Pafconer, Scott Angela Hammatter, Nicole paotte, Matthew Pirih, Michael Pokrytke, Julie Przywara, Kalherine Quite. Joseph Rejc, Clare Rupprecht, Adani SaJazar, Jessica SaWel. Kafterina ScWax, Spude, Kyte Stone, Megan Stride, Abigail Sup Laura Swan, Sarah Tackett, Anne Tebbetts, Natalie Tolomeo, Jason White, Kelly Winter. Jacqueline Zdon, Emily Zogar, Jonalhan Zegar and Allison Zimmerman. HONORS Edan Antonerti, Mark Baiinski, Shane Campion, Jonathan Dix, David Gabrel.

Bethany Grossman, Headier Hussion, Kristi Jazdzewski Nicole Kopier, Jennifer Nguyen, Chkaq Pate), Lisa Rawls, Stephanie Hiley, Melissa Roland, Andrea Sapienza, Margaret Scheitz, Julie Schiera, Jenna Stickley. Claire Thorsen, John Weiler and Joseph Wteoa Junlort: Rebecca Cufbertson, Kenneth DePaola, Erin Dowdall, Mark Enriquez, Jessica Filzharris, Christopher Hironimus, Betti KohJer. John Kratohwil, Erin Latham, Justyna Lenik, Christopher Olson, Carey Ralston, Chase Richter, Noelle Rigglo Megfian Ryan and Christopher Silva. Sophomorei: Katherine Becker, Thomas Dix Michael Doyle, Margaret Heatherman, Sarah Henderson. Sean Knudsen.

Luke Krombach. Paul Lantyit, James Larson, Theresa Nebgeo, Kathryn Polak, Haley Rose, Christina RoweM, Laura Steete and Lindsay Turner. fntbmn: Joseph Bieda, Cathryn Dana. Marisa Rore, Jessica Hading. Mia Kaugen, Patrick Lehman.

Michael D. Meyer, Megan McGralh, Kristen Patterson, Maegan Peftus, Nidsolaus Hill. Roland Daniele Roy and Brian Young. Scoreboard Bowling Hawthorn Lanes INDIVIDUAL SCOBES 251V GAMES 739-279 Bill Splgner bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 5.

726-280 Uatt Tlllman bowling in the Saturday 9 A.M. Youth Classic League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 10. Wojewoda bowling fn the Generation Gap Youth League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 4.

717-289 Bill Wachholder bowling in the Sunday Night Mixed League al Hawthorn Lanes hit 289-225-203 on Oct. 28. 714 Patula bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov 5. 713-257 Chris Murphey bowling in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Hawthorn Lanes hit 252-257-204 on Oct 21. 711 Kurt Hofhaver bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov 5.

710 Elliott SkMI bowling in the Generation Gap Youth League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 4. 709 Pat Cornell bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov 5. 704 Cook bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 5.

702-288 Jimmy Splgner bowling in the Saturday 11 A.M. Youth Classic League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 10. MM77 ElBott bowling in the Friday Youth Classic League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov 9. 672-256 Jason bowling in the Friday Youth Classic League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov 9.

6S4 Anthony Wetdenfelter bowling in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Hawthorn Lanes on Oct. 21. 647 Josh Gallcgos bowling in the Saturday 11 A.M. Youth Classic League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 10.

647 Pete Kasting bowling in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Hawthorn Lanes on OcL 21. 645 bowling in the Saturday 9 A.M, Youth Classic League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 10. 633 Harry Adams bowling in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Hawthorn Lanes on Oct 21. 613 Wendy Esp bowling in the Hawthorn Ladies Classic League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov.

6. 603 Don Bolton bowling in trie Holllster- Dade League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 8. 279 DoitaUk bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League al Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 5.

277 Gordon bowling in the Hawthorn Men's Majors League at Hawthorn Lanes on Nov. 5. Now more than ever, we need Join us for worship, Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Child care and Sunday School provided. November 18 "I Am the Way" 25 The Work of the Holy Spirit Also join us for Thanksgiving worship: Wednesday, November 21,7:00 p.m.

"The Art of Thanks Living" At our new location: 1512 Artaius Parkway, libertyville (one block west of the Post Office) Member of the Willow Creek Association Rev. Dr. Michael S. Barry. Pastor CHURCH OF L.AKC COUNTY 847-566-0607 www.ozziepips.com restrictions Deck ilie Mid Several student musicians earn all-district honors This year, Wan-en Township High School has the distinction of having numerous students in Illinois Music Educators Association all-district programs.

With students in all-district band, choir, orchestra and jazz band, the choir and band directors at Warren are quite pleased with this year's results. A daylong all-district rehearsal and performance event will take place Saturday at Maine East High School, 2601 W. Dempster in Park Ridge. A public performance will be given at 3 p.m. in the school's field house, with the orchestra performing Gist, followed by the choir and the band.

During the day, students will have the opportunity to rehearse with top directors, and the public performance will showcase the talent and hard work of all the participants. Senior Claire Dieter, one of only two Warren students selected for the prestigious all-district orchestra, auditioned on her violin. She practiced intensely prior to her audition. "I even practiced over the summer," Dieter said. "I'm really excited Laurie Lytef Warren Tawiidiib High School two of four prepared songs, Deason said.

Students gin practicing for this audition at the start of die school year. "I think 1 have a decent chance at state this Deason said. P. In all-district choir are jut niors Deason, Michelle Pickett, Jillian Walker, Kith Sula and Tamera Pirro and seniors Curtis Plowgian, Erin Gibbons and Kristen Meyer. Representing Warren in the All; District band are freshman Allison Clark; sophomores Alex Huang arid Katelyn Hilst; juniors Kyle Shamofi- an, Matt Savvin and Sarah Kim; arid seniors Scott Henderson, Katie Rod- bro and Eric Simondsen.

Warren students selected for Ail- District band are: sophomore Jason Samorian; juniors Matt Sawiii; Shamorian and Ryan Armitage; ancl seniors Mike Ross, Simondsen and Paul Roupas. Selected for all-district orchestra were Dieter and freshman Jared Rund. A heartfelt congratulations to all those Warren students who were se- ivujjj, A( ilcu must; wuiieii siuaenis wno were se- to be playingwith agroup ofsuch tal- lected for all-district events and eoo'd entedmusicians. sVif-aHHprl tn i ented musicians, she added. Junior Robert Deason was also pleased with his audition this year.

The audition (for all-district choir) included sight reading, triads and tonal memory as well as judging on luck to those pursuing selection for all-state. Laurie Lyter ofWildwood is a -senior at Warren Township Hieh School. Info sought on gang activities Lake County Crime Stoppers and the law enforcement agencies in Lake County are seeking information regarding gang criminal activity in Lake County Call Crime Stoppers at (847) 6622222 if you have any information about gang members involved in criminal activities such as drugs, graffiti, illegal weapons, burglaries, robberies, and or theft. Crime Stoppers also is interested in information on any felony crime or felony fugitive. The police would like to remind everyone to call when suspicious activity is observed and do not try to confront suspicious subjects yourself.

your information leads to an rest you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Crime Stoppers wants your information, not your name. Theater to present 'Snow The Children's Theatre at Barat College of DePaul University will present "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" by Jessie Braham on Dec. 1 and 2. On the run from the Wicked Queen, Snow White sets out on a journey where she finds herway to a happy glen and the home of seven friendly dwarfs.

The queen soon seeks revenge and sets in motion a sequence of events that change Snow White's life forever. "Snow White and the Severi Dwarfs" will be performed at 1 p.m: and4p.m.Dec.land2.Ticketsarei4 for all seats and $3 for groups of 20 Or more. All seats are reserved. To order tickets and for information, call the Drake Theatre box office at (847) 604-6344. DrakeTheatre is on the campus of Barat College' of De Paul University, 700 E.

Lake Forest. NOTICE FOR PROPOSED PROPERTY TAX INCREASE FOR COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY i. A public hearing to approve a proposed property tax levy increase for Community College District No. 532, County of Lake and State of Illinois, for 2001 will be held on November 27 2001 at 7:00 P.M. at College of Lake County, 19351 West Washington Street, Grayslake' Illinois 60030.

Any person desiring to appear at the public hearing and present testimony to the taxing district may contact the College Administration, 19351 West Washington Street, Grayslake, Illinois, (847) 543-2203. II. The corporate and special purposes property taxes extended for 2000 were $32,371,259. The proposed corporate and special purposes property taxes to be levied for 2001 are $35,169,099. This represents a 8.64 percent increase over the previous year.

Ill.The property taxes extended for debt service for 2000 were $5,102,859. The estimated property taxes to be levied for debt service for 2001 are $1,350,000. This represents a 73.54 percent decrease over the previous year. IV.The total property taxes extended for 2000 were $37,474,118. The estimated total property taxes to be levied for 2001 are $36,519,099.

This represents a 2.55 percent decrease over the previous year. Peter Krupczak Secretary, Community College District No. 532 County of Lake and State of Illinois.