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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLA1NDEA1 ER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1979 Introduce New IEP Logo ILLINOIS The Illinois Environmental Protection agency's old log. left, is being replaced by a new stylized logo, right, which will be phased-in as the agency starts its ninth year of operation. The Illinois Environmental Protection agency came into being July 1, 1970, as part of the Environmental Protection act. The new identification, blue on a white background, will be Implemented as current stocks of stationary and forms near depletion. It was designed in-house by the Graphics section of the agency's Office of Pubtlc Affairs and was primarily developed because the old log and that of the USPEA were too similar In appearance. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Birthday For Ladies' League The Lily Lake Ladies League enjoyed their yearly birthday dinner at their Wednesday night social meeting in the Lakemoor municipal hall. This is the night of "un- birthdays",when all the ladies officially celebrate their special days. Hostesses Julia Kraus and Mildred Nejedly had help with delicious repast, with many of the ladies bringing their specialties for the en­ joyment of all. The members were all happy to see Marie Hyatt, who hasn't been feeling too well, but who did come for the dinner, and went home with the special prize awarded at each meeting. i,Tarie has been very fortunate, . this makes her a three-time v\ inner. Bunco was played, with the prizes being won by Mildred Narcarte, Sophie Paterson, Joan Delatorre, and the booby prize going to Mildred Boyd. Happy birthday to all the girls of the L.L.L.L. It's good to know that everyone is a year older. LAKEMOOR PUBLIC WORKS Another dumpster has been placed at the municipal building for residents use this week. Those persons who did not avail themselves of this free service last month, have another opportunity to do so through Friday, May 26. Charles Schmidt, superin­ tendent of public works, was pleased with the clean up done in the village. Also, the removal of unlicensed cars has been progressing, with about half of i he vehicles taken care of. By village ordinance, automobiles must have a current license or >>e removed from the area. Reminder: the purchase of ehicle stickers is mandatory, >.nd each month's delay results in a higher fee. Any persons needing building and sewer permits, may apply for same at the municipal building, Mon­ day through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Charlie is personally in his office from 7 to 9 a.m. CELEBRATIONS May 26 finds Valli Hager celebrating her ninth year. May 27 marks Roger Garbacz' ninteenth year. And the same ,iay. May 27, is the wedding anniversary of Anita and Albert Kunz. May these be exciting times (or those with special dates, and for others, also. FOOTBALL IN MAY? The McHenry Hornet's junior football league is looking for boys from 5th to 8th grade who are interested in playing football. The league is a member of the Northern Illinois Football League, and wants boys over 65 pounds to get into shape, starting about mid-August. For registration and information call 385-5692. NEW RESIDENTS Star and Dean Mitchel are getting settled in their home in Lilymoor. They have two children. Star's avocation of hairdressing will be a help to us all. Welcome also to a new Lakemoor family, the Parramoures. Jenny called to ask about local services. Always happy to give in­ formation. HEALING Ruth Carlin is seeing much better after her cataract surgery. This week will be very exciting for her, when the protective shield js removed from her eye. To have impaired vision improved is really a blessing, and Ruth is very grateful. Sally Rogers is home and very pleased to see the new arrangements friends had made in her home. Neighbors have been helping this dear lady with her grass and chores during her illness. Helen Donovan is enjoying her retirement by mowing the grass. The fact that she has a broken toe, really adds to the fun! This is what you waited for for 35years, Helen. COMMUNITY CALENDER May 26-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. rummage sale, Faith P r e s b y t e r i a n c h u r c h . Donations accepted through Friday, May 25. Call 385-4934. May 28 and May 30-Memorial Days. Monday for the weekend, Wednesday, traditional. Give thanks and a prayer for peace and understanding. June 1, 2, 3-Royal Flush Days. Lakemoor carnival to commemorate the completion of the seWer project. June 1-Local musicians at Lakemoor Beach, 8 p.m. Sponsored-.by Lily Lake Con­ servation club. June 2-Bicycle parade. 10 a.m. municipal building, Lakemoor. Call 385-8574 for registration and information. June 3-Bake sale. Lily Lake Ladies League, Lakemoor municipal building 1 to 4 p.m. Donations welcome, call 385- 8574. GOD BLESS The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At The Following Locations: •RUCKS *LAKEVIEW •MAYS DRUG •BELL LIQUORS •McHENRY WALGREEN • BOLGER'S DRUG STORE •BEN FRANKLIN •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL • HORNSBY'S •HERMES ft CO. •LIQUOR MART •VILLAGE MART •J ft R STORE •SUNNYSIDE FOOD • JOHNSBURG FOOD MART • ADAMS GROCERY •LITTLE STORE •FRED ft IRENE'S TAP •McHENRY QUICK MART • SUNRISE GROCERY • STEINY TAP •McCULLOM LAKE GROC. •FOOD MART •NORTHWEST TRAIN . •McHENRY HOSPITAL Plan For June Dairy Month ICU Legislator Award Made To Rep. Wadell State Rep. R. Bruce Waddell (R-Dundee) has been recognized as an "Outstanding Legislator for 1978" by the Illinois conservative Union (ICU). The ICU is a not-for-profit educational foundation that has as its primary goal the fur­ thering of conservative philosophies in legislative and political areas. The ICU bases its "Out­ standing Legislator" award on a series of legislative votes on issues judged by the Union to be key to the economic and social welfare of Illinois taxpayers. The award takes into account votes on both substantive and appropriations legislation. Rep. Waddell was one of only 18 House members to receive the recognition from the ICU. Total membership of the Illinois House is 177 representatives. Illinois dairy farmers are taking the lead in helping ob­ serve June Dairy month. James Kurtz, manager of the American Dairy Association of Illinois, said he anticipates 1979 activities will be the most comprehensive June Dairy month promotion ever held. "Throughout the state, 4-H clubs will be armed with recipes and product in­ formation, iron-on transfers, bumper stickers and other items to help call consumers' attention to the importance of milk and other dairy products. "Milk and diary products should be an integral part of every person's diet. For money invested and calories con­ sumed, milk holds its own in living up to the slogan so closely associated with milk- Nature's Most Nearly Perfect Food," said Kurtz. Though farmers are involved in the later-than-usual spring planting, Kurtz expects farm men and women to join 4-H members as they seek con­ sumers in shopping malls, food stores, and downtown street corners. "The literature and recipes will stress the fact that milk and other diary products are exceptionally good nutritional values," continued Kurtz. Several organizations are joining in the June Dairy month promotion. Governor James Thompson has signed a proclamation saluting the state's dairy farmers. He was joined in this ceremony earlier this month by Kay Deters, reigning ADA of Illinois dairy Princess from Quincy. Kurtz said dairying con­ tributes a significant portion of income to the state's agricultural community. Over $230 million in cash receipts from the sale of milk represents 4 percent of the farm income in Illinois. Illinois' dairymen produced almost billion pounds of milk, placing Illinois twelfth among all states in total milk production. Illinois is a major cheese manufacturing state, ranking ninth in dairy products among the 50 states with almost 2 billion pounds manufactured annually. Illinois ranks first in swiss cheese, producing almost a fourth of the nation's total production. It ranks second in the manufacturing of munster cheese and seventh in creamed cottage cheese production. Illinois is the sixth ranking ice cream manufacturing state, emphasizing the sizable portion of the state's economy that revolves around dairying and the subsequent dairy product manufacture, Kurtz said. Illinois' leading dairy producing county is Stephenson county, 325 million pounds. Following are Jo Daviess, 211 million pounds; Clinton county, 174 million pounds; and McHenry county, 155 million pounds. State herds average 10,598 pounds of milk per cow, slightly under the national average of 11,200 pounds. Stephenson county farmers have the most dairy cows, 31,000, followed by Jo Daviess, 20,100; Clinton, 16,400, and McHenry, 14,200. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS May 25,1787 -- Delegates to the Constitutional Convention hold their first regular session in Independence Hall, Philadelphia. May <6, 1945 -- Nearly 20 square miles of Tokyo are ablaze following raids by the United States' B-29 bombers as the end of World War II nears. May 27,1937 -- A one-week celebration marks the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Bay. May 28, 1929 -- For the first time in motion picture history, a talking film produced entirely In color is released. May 29, 1790 -- By a close vote of 34-32, Rhode Island becomes the last of the 13 colonies to ratify the Constitution. May 30, 1922 Chief Justice William Howard Taft of the U.S. Supreme Court dedicates the Lincoln Memorial in the nation's capital while more than 100,000 persons observe the ceremony. May 31, 1962 -- Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann is put to death by hanging in Israel. Busy Bees A queen bee is capable of lay­ ing up to 3,000 eggs in one day. Editor's Note: Following are representative questions an­ swered daily by VA counselors. Full information is available at any Va office. Q. - I have an NSLI loan outstanding on which the' an­ nual interest charge is four percent on the unpaid balance. I desire to initiate another loan. Will the interest rate ramain the same? A. - No. All insurance loans issued on or after Jan. 11, 1971, carry an annual interest rate of five percent. However, the existing loan will continue to bear the four percent interest rate. Q. --1 have decided to remain under the old non-service connected pension program. Are my rates of payment subject to change? A. - Yes. The benefit you are receiving now will continue and is subject to change if you lose a dependent, your net worth becomes excessive or if your income limitation is exceeded. Q. -- What must I do to apply for an increase in my VA disability compensation? A. -- In order to get a re- evaluation you must submit a request along with evidence to support the claim, preferably medical evidence. If treatment has been provided at a VA facility, indicate where and when. The necessary treatment reports may be obtained by the VA. 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