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/ • Re Charlson Go*st Speaker Lutheran Church "MEANWHILE BACK AT £vv THE COURTHOUSE" - „ REV D V CHARLSON The Rev. DA' Charlson will serve as guest speaker at Shepherd of the Hills church. 404 North Green street, McHenry. on both July 18 and July 25." He is a graduate of Augustana Theological seminary. Rock Island, where he earned a BD degree in 1930. Following graduation, he was ordained into the Augustana Lutheran synod July 8. 1930. The Augustana synod became a part of the Lutheran church in America through the merger of four Lutheran church bodies a few years ago He has served a number of parishes during his 40 years in the ministry, most of them in Minnesota. In Illinois, he has served parishes at Galva, Granville and McNabb During the past six months he has served as vice-pastor of , ' COMPLAINTS Fred W Otto,, McHenry county building and zoning officer, charges that on June 22, Robert White of 1701 N Rich­ mond road. McHenry. com­ mitted the offense of violation of McHenry county junk vehicle ordinance Court date July 15. Sgt John Scudella charges that on July 7, Marion Dennis Hitt .of. 3115 S. Woods avenue, Island Lake, committed the offense of violation of curfew Hearing date July 19 Deputy Sheriff James Fit­ zgerald charges that on July 7, Jane C Zieman. 3708 High street, McHenry. committed the offense of violation of curfew. Court date July 23. Deputy Sheriff Donald B Lockhart charges that on July 7, Rebecca Eileen Ritthaler of 6915 Seminole drive. Wonder Like, committed the offense of violation of curfew. Hearing date July 19 Sgt John Scudella charges that on July 7. Gregory Ronald Golz of 121 S. Route 176, Island l«ike, committed the offefise of violation of curfew Hearing date July 19. Sgt. John Scudella charges that on July 7, Michael Lee frlurk^rt, 1006 Ravine drive, McHenry, committed the of fense of violation of curfew. Hearing date July 19. Detective James L. Weidner, Crystal Lake Police depart­ ment, charges that on July 5, Charles W Peterson of 112 S. Curran road, McHenry, committed the offense of theft Nativity Lutheran church at Wonder Lake. Rev. and Mrs Charlson are currently living in retirement at Crvstal Lake. undef $150. Bond $1,000, court date July 15. Detective James L. Weidner, .Crystal Lake Police depart­ ment, charges that on July 5, Charles W Peterson of 112 S. Curran road, McHenry, committed the offense of burglary. Bond $10,000, court date July 15. Officer Daniel Kinnerk, McHenry Police department, charges that on Tuesday, June 22, Jerry W. Hamm, 2716 Old > Oak drive, McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of driving after suspension of' driver's license. Bond $1,000, court date July 15 John A. Raber, county sanitarian, charges that Stanley Sawko of 7518 Hancock drive, Wonder Lake, com­ mitted the offense of main­ taining and operating a faulty® individual sewerage disposal system Hearing date July 18. John Throgmorton charges that on June 29, George E Booker of 8911 Sunset drive. Highland Shores, Wonder Lake, committed the offense of aggravated assault. Bond $2,000, court date July 19. Deputy Fred Anthony charges that on June 30, Earl Ray White of 7712 Deep Spring road, Wonder Lake, committed the offense of violation of curfew. Court date July 19 Deputy Fred Anthony charges that on June 30, Leonard L Crago of 7205 Seminole drive, Wonder Lake, committed the offense of violation of curfew. Court date July 19. Sgt. WiWiam Mullen of the Sheriff's department charges that on Saturday, July 3, Raymond L. Cook of 2613 W. Indian trail, McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of disorderly •N" V' •" THRILLING MOMENT - One contest in last Sunday's water fights pitted a strong Johnshurg team, shown^t left, against Lakemoor. Johnsburg's men won this match and went on to earn fourth place among the seventeen teams entered. This was the first event in a series of activities held in conjunction with McHenry's Marine Festival. PLAINDEALER PHOTO conduct. Bond $25, court date July 19. Captain Robert Crabtree of the Sheriff's department charges that on July 3, David L. Davis of 1507 Lakeview, McHenry, committed the of­ fense of disorderly conduct. Bond $25, court date July 15. Fred W. Otto, McHenry county building and zoning officer, charges that on June 22, John Wentzel of 7417 Salem road, Wonder Lake, committed the offense of violation of the McHenry county junk vehicle ordinance. Court date July 15. Sgt. William T. Mullen charges that on July 3, James R Petersen of 2108 Orchard Beach drive, McHenry, committed the offense of driving while license is suspended or revoked. Bond $1,000, hearing date July 19. Cost Question A recent experiment showed that homemakers could save 25 hours, 13 minutes by using 41 convenience food items. On the other hand, when the same foods were prepared from scratch, the cost was 45 per cent less. (Ques­ tion now--is it worth it? r Foam Back SHAGS nstalled over our most popular ?" sponge pad. DO IT YOURSELF SQ YD Cam 'n Carry INSTALLED Choose from 42 colors Kitchen and Recreation Patterns FRI. TIL 9 P.M.; TUES., WED., SAT. TIL ?P.M. SUNDAY 12 to 5 HOURS: MO & RUGS JUNCTION HWYS. 120 AND CITY RT. 14 * (8 1 5) 338-1000 * WOODSTOCK,ILL i OF S& H GREEN STAMPS WE GIVE THOUSANDS laV. This column of questions and answers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column" answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. Q) Are all the provisions of the Tax Reform Act of 1969 now completely in effect? A) No. Among some of the important changes still to come are increases in the personal exemption to: $650 for 1971; $700 for 1972; and $750 for 1973. Also there will be fur­ ther increases in the standard deduction and the amount of income needed before you have to file a return. Q) I don't think the agent who examined my return was right in disallowing some of (my deductions. Is there anyone else at the IRS I can see about this? taxpayer who underpays his estimated tax installment? A) A penalty of 6 percent per year is imposed by law for underpayment of installments of estimated tax except in cer­ tain situations. The penalty does not apply if each install­ ment is paid on time and (1) is at least 80 percent (66^j percent for farmers or fisher­ men) of the amount due on the basis of the tax shown on the return for the taxable year, (2) is at least as much as would have been paid if based on the tax shown on your 1970 ret\u*n, or (3) is based on a tax computed by using your income for last year and this year's tax rates and exemptions. For addition­ al exceptions in unusual cases see Form 2210, Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax By Individuals, available at your local IRS office. Farmers and fishermen should use Form 2210F. J A) You may request a dis­ trict, conference to discuss the disputed deductions. The way to do this is described on the notice you received explaining the proposed changes in your tax. The conference provides you with an independent review of the questioned jtems, since the person representing the IRS at the conference is not part of the office that examined your return. Q) I received a cash award from my employer because a suggestion of mine was adopt­ ed. Is the award taxable? A) Yes. An award or bonus given employees for work a- chievements or for suggestions is taxable. Q) I just sold my house for a profit. Do I have to pay the tax on the gain next year when I file my tax return? A) The gain is not taxed at the time of sale if within one year before or after the sale you buy and occupy another residence, and the cost equals or exceeds the "adjusted sales price" of the old residence. The tax is only postponed. Any gain not taxed in the year of sale is subtracted from the cost of the new residence, giving you a lower basis to be used in the event of a Jlater disposition of the new fhouse. Special provisions apply if you build the home. Additional de­ tails are contained in Publica­ tion 523, Tax Information on Selling Your Home, available free at IRS offices. Q) Does the IRS automati- (j caily impose a penalty on a CITATION - Arnold May, left, Richmond, receives a citation for distinguished service from the Illinois Division of the American Cancer society following his announcement last week he is resigning as chairman of the McHenry county unit, effective next month. Making the presentation is Dr. Stanley Parks, Aurora, member of the board of the Illinois Division of the ACS. DON PEASLEY PHOTO THE" ONLY WAV TO MAke MOAiey ON HORSEG /£ TO RUN A GLUE PACWRY. NEW DEVICE - A new medical device which will allow therapists to accurately measure joint displacement in the fingers caused by arthritis was presented recently to the Chicago Rehabilitation institute, 401 E. OJiio street, Chicago. The instrument was designed by Gil Lamoureux, a mechanical engineer at Western Electric's Hawthorne Works. Lamoureux, of Oak Park, is a member of MED (Medical Engineering Development), a group of twenty-five volunteers from Western Electric who, working on their own time, design and build specialized, one-of-a-kind pieces of medical equipment at the request of doctors and hospitals.Here, Lamoureux (seated right)1, demonstrates his irn ntion for Ruth Ann Watkins, director of occupational therapy at the institute, and Frank Houda. 4513 Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, president of Hawthorne Chapter 45 of the Telephone Pioneers of America, the group which helped coordinate this project.