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West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMJDT . ' 385-7841 Bill Hahn, rightj is the new manager of the Federal Land Bank association af| Woodstock. With him is Robert Coots, Woodstock, former manager! who is now the regional supervisor for the Federal Land Banks of St. Louis. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) New Manager Named For Laid Bank Association Bill Hahn, 23, is the new manager of the Federal Land Bank association of Woodstock, Kenneth Denman, Lake Villa, president of the farmer-owned cooperative, has announced. Hahn has an agricultural background, born and raised near Byron in Ogle county. His father, Maurice, has been agricultural instructor at Byron high school for twenty- six years. A graduate of Illinois State university in 1971, Hahn majored in agricultural usiness. He joined the staff of the Farmers Home ad­ ministration in Freeport following graduation, working with that organization until coming to Woodstock this month, Denman said. Hahn was married in 1970, and he and his wife, Gail, now living in Woodstock, have a one-year-old daughter, Julie. He was an active member of the Jaycees while in Freeport. The FLBA of Woodstock serves farmers in McHenry, Lake and Boone counties with long-term credit needs and is a farmer-owned cooperative. Farmers from the three counties comprise the board of directors. Assessment Tax Roll-Back Bill Passes 143-0 By a vote of 143-0 Tuesday, the Illinois House Approved State Rep. Cal Skinner Jr.'s first bill. The proposal would allow owners of 40 acres or more in any Illinois counties to decide for themselves whether their land shall be assessed at what it would sell for or at what it is worth determined by the crops produced on it. At the present time, state law requires all property to be assessed at 50 percent of the market value in all counties with less than 200.000 population, regardless of use. "Once a farmer's use changes from growing corn to producing children, the owner must pay taxes on the dif­ ference between the property's sale price and its productivity value for the three years before the sale," Skinner pointed out. "This tax roll-back provision should help provide local schools and other governments revenue when it's most needed." Passage of the bill will forestall the necessity to raise assessments on farmland in 80 percent - 90 percent of the state's counties, according to the most recent assessment averages computed by the Department of Local Govern­ ment Affairs. Set March 31 Dues Deadline For Property Owners The majority of property owners in our subdivision made an effort to pay their annual dues last year. Costs are rising each year as we all well know. Thus at the election meeting it was voted to raise the dues to $20 for permanent residents and $15 for summer residents. If you will recall the financial statement for 1972 it showed that expenses for our sub­ division are greater than the amount of dues collected. Other fund raising had to be done in order to make ends meet. Please try to do your little part by paying this month. Paying early saves the association money on postage and individuals from giving up their precious time as a collection agent. Each month your dues are not paid the late charge will be twenty-five cents. Everyone has financial problems not to be compared with one's neighbor. This is just another bill for living expenses and services rendered. Let's all try to pay our dues by March 31. Make your check or money order payable to West Shore Beach Property Owners Association and drop in the Mohlman mailbox. BOTTLE TRUCKING Our first haul to the recycling station in Gurnee will be Saturday March 31. Collection ladies should by now have called their neighbors and started to gather bottles and cans. Has everyone been saving their garbage? If help is needed or pick up desired please call me. TRAVELING: FOR BUSINESS Thomas Bitterman of 5422 W. Cleveland Drive spent nine days in Seattle, Wash., gathering information for his company. While there he learned about new computer programs to bring back to his payroll department in Chicago. It was worthwhile and en­ joyable trip for Tom and his associate. TRAVELING: FOR PLEASURE Mrs. Martha Giddings welcomed back her daughter and family, the Roy Frenches from Crystal Lake, who went on a camping trip out West. Her grandchildren, Lori and Brian, along with their poodle, Cricket, traveled in a housetrailer while visiting the Grand Canyon, Disneyland, and Knottsberry Farm. The family also enjoyed some deep sea fishing and panning for gold ('together. Remembering grandma, Mrs. Giddings was presented with a purse from Mexico and brother, Michael, a bayonet. A welcome home dinner was enjoyed by the entire family « PERSONALS Birthday party celebration was held in honor of little Shawn Ketchum, March 18, at the home of Grandma and Grandpa Hagen. Those at­ tending and bearing gifts in­ clude: Grandma and Grandpa Ketchum, Uncle L^ne and Aunt Kathy, Uncle Ranfcly and Aunt ENJOY THE G00IT LIFE AT JEWEL! OUR < SPECIAL? OF THE WEEK YAr^ PROFESSIONAL 5x7 COLOR PORTRAIT AT JEWEL MARCH 30, 31 and APRIL 1, 1973 Fri. (March 30) 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. (March 31) 10:00 a.m. • 8:00 p.m. Sun. (April 1) 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. JoodStoUA 3718 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. Only One Per Subject. One Per Family. Groups Extra. No Age Limit. Barb, Uncle Mark, Uncle Matt, and Uncle Louie and Aunt Rosemary from Round Lake. More birthday wishes came from Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Oeffling and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson with Lisa and Stacy. Donnie, and of course si&ter, Shari, and Mommy. Shawn's great-grandma made a special stop from her many travels to attend the party. Much excitement and birthday joy was experienced by all. Chicago was the site for the March 18 birthday celebration of Mrs. Shirley Wagner. Daughter, Mrs. Irene Purner, and her husband, Harold, prepared a special Sunday dinner for the occasion. Those attending included: Mrs. Wagner's husband, Mickey, and Sonny; George; Uncle Ben Schultz; and Twinkle. A fine day was completed with the all important birthday cake! On March 26 Beverly and Harold Johnson remembered their wedding vows with an anniversary celebration. Today Boyd Knaack will bring back many memories of birthday happiness on March 28. Chet and Lyle Anderson had a relaxing weekend with son, Dick, and his wife in Delavan, Wis. Prague declares amnesty for 1968 refugees. McCullom Lake Mildred Watson Legal Notice Licenses For Vehicles, Dogs Deadline Mar. 31 All owners of motor vehicles are required by village law to purchase a vehicle sticker for - each vehicle owned. The stickers must be affixed to the windshield of the motor vehicle on or before midnight March 31. bog licenses must be affixed to the dog's collar on or before midnight on March 31 also. All owners of dogs must have their dog inoculated against rabies before a dog tag can be issued. Be sure to bring the dog's rabies certificate with you when you apply for dog license. A rabies inoculation must be given to your dog once every year. The clerk's hours are on Tuesday, Thursday, and Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday hours are from 9 in the morning to noon. The clerk's office is at 4616 W. Parkview, the phone number is 385-2211. ^ VILLAGE BOARD The village board of trustees meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of every njoifpi.'i'ime p.m. of the meetings isll p beach-house E OF ELECTION FOR ERS OF THE SCHOOL ooc DCQC U BCTARD OF EDUCATION, O O O - O D O D 4 ^ J O H N S B U R G S C H O O L DISTRICT NO. 12, McHENRY, ILLINOIS Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, April 14,1973 A.D. an ifi in the BEACH-GALS The Beach-Gals have changed their meeting date from the second Wednesday to the first Wednesday of every month. Time of the meetings is 7:30 in the beach-house. If you missed the last fun night the Beach-Gals put on, you have another chance to have a ball at the next one to be held on March 28. A donation of one dollar is asked. The last fun night was a huge success. Games are played that all can enjoy, you will meet your neighbors too. All women in the village are welcome. LADIES OF THE LAKE This fine club meets on the second Thursday of every * month, in the beach-house at 8 p.m. Come on ladies, join in on the meetings. Mrs. Irene Groh is president of the club. ^L> - VILLAGE NEWS Mrs. Pauline Sherriff is happy to have her son and daughter-in-laW in her hoVne for an extended visit. Mrs. Sherriff election will be held at the polling place hereinafter described in the School District No 12, County of McHenry, and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing two members of the School Board of Education of said district for the full term. For the purpose-of this election, the following polling place is hereby established: Voting precinct No. 1 All the area of said school district. The polls will be opened at 12 o'clock noon and closed at seven o'clock p.m. of the same day, by order of the school board of said district. Dated this 23rd day of March, A D 1973 Attest: Eimer F. Pflug, Jr., President Phil Y. Wieck, Secretary (Pub. 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