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SECTION 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ». IfM ^BBgenera!^^™ News Pre-measurement service available for farmers The McHenry Couty Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service provides pre-measurement and other producer services to assure farmers that they are in com­ pliance with 1984 acreage reduction requirements and eligible for program benefits. "At the request of the producer, we will stake and measure acreages before crop planting time," Susan A,. Maraccini, county executive director, said. "Farmers are required to plant within the stakes that are placed when the land is measured and to report their crop acreages to our office when planing is completed. We also offer an in-office measurement service where we provide the footage to the producer and it is his respon­ sibility to complete the staking in the field." To be eligible for price support loans, target prices and other program benefits, producers must certify actual planted acreages. Maraccini said pre- measurement is important in helping farmers plan which land to devote to the acreage con­ servation reserve and which fields to plant. Other ASCS producer services iQClude measuring total cropland, field or subdivisions to be planted and land areas for other purposes. Fees vary, based on the type of service rendered. "Pre-measured acreage is guaranteed for the program year and producrs who take advantage of the service will avoid unnecessary worry over the possible loss of 1984 farm program benefits," the ASCS official said. i y Nevada Dance Theatre concludes the 1983-84 Com­ munity Concerts season at Crystal Lake South High School Tuesday, March 6. The dance company's repertoire includes classical, contemporary, dramatic, and humorous works. Nevada Dance group concludes concert season In full swing is the mem­ bership campaign for the 1984-85 season of Community Concerts Association. The Nevada Dance Theatre concludes the 1983-84 concert season with its performance Tuesday, March 6, at 8 p.m. at Crystal Lake South High School. Founder and artistic director, Vassili Sulich, has fulfilled his dream of creating quality ballet presentations with wide audience appeal. The com­ pany's varied repertoire ranges from classical to contemporary and dramatic, and even humorous works. New members purchasing their memberships before March 6 will receive as a bonus concert admittance to the Nevada Dance Theater per­ formance on March 6. For further information, contact Rosemary Schneider, 385-7786. v\\s New aluminum price hike An increased demand for aluminum has made it possible to raise the price paid at the recycling drives for all- alumminum cans, stated a McHenry County Defenders spokesperson. This previously unannounced increase went into effect just prior to the last recycling drive. People may now receive 35 cents per pound for crushed alumminumm cans, and 33 cents per pound for un- crushed. A bonus of 1 cent per pound will be paid for quantities of over 100 pounds. The eighth grade students from Montini Middle School will provide the labor at the March 3 and 17 recycling drives to be held at West Campus High School, Crystal Lake Road, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Citizens are encouraged to bring their bundled or bagged newspapers, clean glass bottles and jars, flattened steel cans, used motor oil, flattened card- borad boxes and grocery bags scrap aluminum and all- aluminum cans. The aluminum cans may either be donated or brought in for pay-back. 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