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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1977 Extension Comments (.By George J. Young, Extension Adviser, McHenry County. University of Illinois) Training Session One hundred and seventy local producers participated in the private applicators training session recently. Anyone who missed this session and the three previous sessions can still apply for certification from the state by picking up the examination and study guide from the office It is hoped that this training session will be offered again next winter Price Forecasting . As of Feb. 4. thirty-one in­ dividuals have signed up to participate in the five-plus meeting workshop on price forecasting and sales management This series started Feb. 7 ^vith Dr Tom Hieronymus coordinating Pork Producers president Burnell Russell of the McHenry-Lake Pork Producers association asked to announce that the planned date for their annual meeting is Mar 8. Details later Swine Health Arrangements are being made to have Dr Paul Doly, head of the State of Illinois Bureau of Animal Health, in McHenry county on Mar 15. He has been asked to give an up­ date on the pseudorabies and hog cholera situation in the state and nation The MtfHenry County Health department. McHenrv - Lake Pork producers. McHenry County Fair association and McHenry County Veterinary association are co-sponsoring this in­ formational session Program details later. Heal Estate Taxes The 1977 Rural Policy forum at the University of Illinois on Mar 8 and 9 will concentrate on tax choices for Illinois and effects on agriculture and the rural community. Details are available at the office. Waste Management "Controlling Feedlot Runoff" is the theme for a Livestock Waste Management conference Mar 10 at the U. of I. in I'r- bana Meeting Room Nancy Moore. home economist, held the first meeting in the newly- remodeled auditorium in the Farm bureau last week She says the acoustics are now excellent The lighting is better and the lowered ceiling is pleasing to the eye Dance The McHenry County Dairy Promotion council is spon­ soring a public dinner and dance on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Andres Steak house, Rich­ mond. Meal and dance tickets are available from directors. Diniler is at 7:30 p.m., with the dance starting at . ap­ proximately 9 p.m Any proceeds from the evening will be used for public awareness of the nutritional aspects of dairy products. Coming Events Feb 21, Vegetable gar­ dening. telenet. Woodstock. Feb 22, Mar. 1, 8. Home landscaping, telenet, Wood­ stock Feb. 22, Dairy Calf Housing tour. Hebron area. Feb 24. Commercial Vegetable Growers school. St. Charles Feb. 24, Beekeeping for Beginners, Woodstock. Feb. 28, Grain and livestock Outlook update, telenet, Woodstock. Feb. 28. Mar. 7, Flower gardening, telenet. Woodstock. Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 LAW VIOLATION A former Paris, 111., man was arrested recently on three charges bv the Illinois Department of Revenue for violations of state tax laws, including theft of state motor fuel tax funds The department charged that James A Rmesmith. 49, currently of Phoenix, Ariz., failed to file individual state income tax returns for tax years 1969 through 1975. He was also charged with operating as a supplier of special fuel in Paris without a license in 1974 and 1975. He allegedly collected $18,773.55 in motor fuel taxes from his customers but did not remit the taxes to the state. Village Board Prepares For Fun In The Sun At the next regular meeting of the village board, which will be Feb. 16, the ordinance committee will present its recommendations to the board concerning swimming pools. The ordinance committee in conjunction with the building and zoning officer has spent much time and research on this pool ordinance. Their research now completed, the committee intends to present the pool ordinance for its first reading All of those interested in this ordinance should try to attend Wednesday's meeting. BIRTHDAYS Special birthday wishes are extended to Dolores Stark who celebrates her big.day Feb. 18. BABY CONGRATULATIONS A new baby boy will brighten the home of Bob and Rosemary Orin The baby was born Feb. 8 in Rockford. He weighed 7 lbs., 5oz., and was 19 inches long. As of this writing, baby Orin had not been named. Well, let's see, Valentine Orin sounds nice. Or .maybe Abraham Lincoln Orin. Perhaps... COOKIES. ANYONE? By now most of you should have been called upon to purchase some Girl Scout cookies Each Girl Scout of Troop 415 has her very own territory in which to sell these famous cookies. We hope that you will try to be generous in the Girl Scout s yearly cam­ paign. ILLINOIS TAX TIPS Anyone having questions about the Illinois income tax return or needing assistance in completing the forms, call the Illinois Department of Revenue toll-free at 1-800-252-8972. Taxpayer assistants are on duty between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. each weekday. To obtain additional forms or schedules to complete the 1976 Illinois income tax return, write to the Department of Revenue, Box 3545, Springfield, HI. 62708. In the request, state the form or schedule desired. 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