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. . •_ l&St JOIN CHURCH - New members of Faith Presbyterian church are shown above. From left, they are Karen and Kurt Leichtle, Jean Randolph and Lynette Beenken. '75 Feed Grain Loans, Resale Programs Told "The 1975 \$ieat and feed grain loan program will not have identical maturity dates as in the past, but will mature twelve months from the first day of the month in which the loan is made," Mr Jim Lucas announced. He also noted other grain program matters for next year. This change in the loan program should assure far­ mers more flexibility in marketing crops under loan. Lucas pointed out that to^help assure producers that market prices will not be driven down to target levels, resale prices of government owned grain, which may be acquired through the Commodity Credit Cor­ poration, will be $2.36 per bushel for wheat, $1.59 per bushel for corn, $1.51 per bushel for grain sorghum and $1.30 per bushel for barley plus ap­ propriate carrying charges. Oats and rye which do not have target prices will be resold at $0.78 and $1.28 per bushel averages, respectively, also plus carrying charges, which makes the resale prices comparable to those com­ modities which do not have target prices. Mr. Lucas also announced that the 1975 national feed graiq allotment will be 89 million acres -- the same as for 1974. The allotment represents the number of harvested acres of feed grains, based on the estimated national average yield, needed to produce the quantity of feed grains (less imports) that will be used domestically and for export during the 1975-76 marketing year Projected 1975 per bushel feed grain yields on which the allotment is based are 93.0 for corn, 60.0 for grain sorghum and 45.5 for barley. The allotment does not represent a limit on acreage but it com­ puted only for the purpose of distributing payments to producers should such payments be required. The average loan rates in effect for 1974 for wheat and feed grains will be continued at the same levels for the 1975 crops. Present per bushel loan rates are $1,37 for wheat $1.10 for corn, $1.05 for grain sorghum, and $1.13 for barley. Oats and rye do not have target prices. There will be no loan programs for soybeans, dry edible beans, flaxseed, gum naval stores and honey, for the 1975 crops. Lucas said little use has been made of the loan program for these permissive- support commodities in recent years because market prices are two to three times loan levels. Continuation of loan support on these commodities when not needed would require unnecessary administrative expenditures, Mr. Lucas said. Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS In the matter of ) the Petition for ) Adoption of BABY ) BOY KOLBERG, a ) male child ) ADOPTION NO. 74 F 275 TO: ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TERRY E. HENNING Take notice that a petition was filed in the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, for the adoption of a child named BABY BOY KOLBERG. Now, therefore, unless you TERRY E. HENNING and ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, file your answer to the Petition in said suit or otherwise file your appearance therein, in the said Circuit Court for the 19th Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois, Room 301, County Building, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the 10th day of February, 1975, a default may be entered against you at any time after that day and a judgment entered in ac­ cordance with the prayer of said Petition. Dated: December 20th, 1974, Woodstock, Illinois. Margaret O'Neil Clerk Circuit Court Franks Wylde & Weisz 19324 E. Grant Hwy. P.O. Box 5 Marengo, Illinois 60152 Attorneys for Petitioners (Pub. Dec. 24-31,1974 & Jan. 8, 1975) Legal Notice Public Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Village of McHenry Shores will not meet on the fourth Thursday of December due to the Christmas Holidays. Rose Lillegard Village Clerk Village of McHenry Shores (Pub. Dec. 24, 1974) A Choice "Which would you rather give up, wine or women9" "It depends on the vin­ tage." FURNITURE REPAIRIN6 Jim Seymour CRYSTAL LAKE UP0LSTERY SHOP 151 N. MAIN ST. 815-459-0653 Modern Young lady motorist: "It 's snowing and sleeting and I 'd like to buy some chains for my tires." "I 'm sorry--we keep only groceries." Motorist: "How annoying! They told me this was a chain store." Like the shepherds . . let us adore the Sav­ ior on the day that celebrates His birth. LOCKER'S FLOWERS 1213 N. Third St. McHenry, Illinois 385-2300 FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS t i i i t o i , . . M itm,Jm.m 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Letters cookies come and milk when you "Thank you, "Todd Doherty." "Dear Santa: "My name is Tommy and I saw you at the park. I want a big dump truck and a jeep like my cousin Brian's got Please bring my brother Terry 2 pacifiers. "Thank you "Tommy Gaylord "3 years old "3307 Fairway Dr." "Dear Santa: "Mommy is writing this letter to you because it takes me too long to print it. I have been a good girl all year. Please bring me a Cathy Quick Curl doll, some new records and books and some new viewmaster slides. This year I got a new baby sister. Her name is Pamela. Please bring her a Funny Face Toy and a baby Bean bag dolls. She is such a good baby. I love her and I love you, Santa. "Thank you, "Jackie Boger "4219South St. "McHenry, 111." "Dear Santa: "I 'm almost 3 years old. 1 would like to haye a fire engine and another fire engine please'. I 've been a real good boy "Love. "Tommy Smith "Dear Santa: "I would like a big fire truck, a police car, a hospital truck, a train, a cement mixer, a big semi truck, a doctor kitt and a guitar "I have been a good boy this vear and I will leave you some "Dear .Santa Claus: " • his Christmas I would like to have a Cassette Tape recorder And 1 would like to have a Over and Under Racing car set Hut most of all I would like a mmibike. "Sieve Anderson." "Dear Santa : "I would like a Hamster. Have a Trail, Heady Hanger picture ^un, electric shot shooting gallery, Squirmin Herman "Thank you, I "Love, rWillT Farr." "Dear Santa: "I was a good boy. Please leave me this stuff if you can. Air police Bike Skycom- mander. "Love "Donald N'eubauer "age 6" "Fron Louie Sanchez 3 grade "Dear Santa: "What I want for Chrismis is a bubblgum mushin and a gun sate have a happey chrismis. "Love Louie Sanchez." "Dear Santa: "Hi! How are you9 I 'm fine. My sister is writing this for me. I think 1 have been good on the average, but every once and awhile 1 slip up If you could, i would like these things for Christmas, Giant Tinkertoys, Leggo building things, a play PAGE 3 - PLAINDE ALKIl - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1*74 school. McDonald's place with square people, Weebles west set. Camp Putt Putt, some books to read, down the drain game, over the brink game. "I would like more things but 1 realize that i 'm not the only kid 111 the world who wants toys. I wouldn't want to over-worIC* your elves. "Say hi! to everyone at the J Northpole for me. "Merry Christmas! "Love Always "Joey Nowak" Best wishes to all our friends and neighbors. Have a good year. FRAN'S HIDDEN CURL 1212 N. Green St. (Ofc.8) Mcllenry, Illinois 344-1019 Last Minute Stocking-stuffer! • KAY WOOD IE FINEST SINCE 1851 MEDICO FILTER PIPES YIEUO-BOU HONEY CAKED PIPES • Widest selection of pipes in all shapes, styles & price ranges • World's largest selling pipes World's finest pipes Available at May's Drug Store! IV NEW FAMILIES New families welcomed to Wonder Lake recently are as follows: John P. Crawford, 3803 Greenwood drive, Sunrise Ridge No. 2; Harry Pfister, 7708 Oak drive, Wonder Woods; Karl G. Lindt, Jr., 7401 E. Oak- wood Shores, Oakwood Shores; Frank J. Schmuck, 8518 Rich­ mond road. Sunrise Ridge No. 2; Hugo K. Streips, 7507 South drive, Wonder Center, and Henry C. Jackson, 7420 Nan­ tucket drive, Lookout Point No. 2. S«5S»5Sg(!5»55fi!5»5Sfi!5SfiSSSSSfiSSSSSfS «5S»55»5 g S t 8 *£j*ui.:AL / ./ J v ems/i/ Bn the peace and quiet of this snow-laden countryside, the air is atfngle with the crisp freshness of winter, and we see ^ the familiar signs and symbols of the good old-fashioned Christmas spirit... a spirit ever new. For you and yours, we wish a bounty of traditional pleasures, of serenity and contentment. At Christmastide, we pause in warmest appreciation of your continued loyalty, trust and confidence to wish you the very best of the season. It is our continuing pleasure and wish to be able to serve you. Best Wishes from Directors, Officers & Employees of the BANK LOBBY - WALK-UP & DRIVE-IN WINDOWS WILL CLOSE DEC. 24th at 3:00 P.M. MCHenry State Bank 3510 WEST ELM McHENRY, ILLINOIS (815) 385-1040 h A FULL SERVICE BANK