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/ PAGE 4-PLAINDEALERrFRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1973 Holiday Hills KAREN KOTTKE 385-6675 Brownies Seek Den Mother For Troop 409 • The Holiday Hills Brownie Troop No. 409 is going to need a new den Mother starting next fall. Linda Thietje has been a troOp leader for four years now and is looking to retire. If anyone would like to replace Linda, please give her a call at 385-6483 or call Vickie Bartkus at 385-6883. WARNING TO CHILDREN There have been several complaints about children throwing snowballs and mud balls at passing cars. It is of considerable annoyance to anyone going down Sunset Drive these days to have their cars pelted with snow or mud balls. The children responsible for this action are known, many of you have been recognized. It s for your protection as well as for the protection of the drivers of any cars that this warning is issued. It may seem funny to you to throw something at a moving vehicle and watch for the driver's reaction, but this could cause an accident. Parents, please instruct your children on ac­ cident. Parents, please instruct your children on proper behavior before and after dark. Also instruct them to stay off private property while they are waiting for the school bus. OVERNIGHT STAY Tom Cornwell, Billy Gabriel choral Club will perform at the and Kurt Hallberg slept-y«^^est Campus. Several of our NEIGHBORHOOD REUNION Last Saturday, April 7, Ron and Joan Cornwell attended a dinner-dance reunion at the Navarone Supper Club in Elk Grove Village. The reunion was for members of the "Original Cabarets" from Ron's old neighborhood. Joan tells me that a good time was had by all and they partied until the wee hours. 0 ,-rwjry Set fow* ens Ask IB vot» *-5.' (Husti- four <•» Talent Show Winners This column of questions and answers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U. S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. McHENRY CHORAL CLUB On Saturday, and Sunday, May 5 and 6, the McHenry overnight, Friday, April 6, at the First Evangelical Free church in Wauconda. It was the church's first sleep-over party and boys were treated to break­ fast the next day. Everyone had an enjoyable time. EASTER EGG HUNT With Easter just around the corner, it's time for the Holiday Hills annual Easter Egg hunt, sponsored by the Holiday Hills Women's club. All the resident children from ages one year through eleven years are in­ vited to participate. The hunt will take place at the Thietje residence, 2305 S. Driftwood, Saturday, April 14, and it begins at 1:30 p.m. Specially marked eggs and gold and silver dved eggs will be prize winners. Bring your Easter baskets or bags to collect your eggs. Good luck everyone! Campus. residents are members this vear, they are Ron and Joan Cornwell, Bonnie Kellen and Virginia Mroz. The club will sing selections from "No, No Nanette"; "Lil' Abner"; "The Student Prince"; and "The King and I". The curtain goes up at 8:15 p.m. and they hope to see a SRO audience. FASHION SHOW On Wednesday, April 11, Linda Thietje, Carolyn Stackhouse, Evelyn Weber, and Carol Campbell modeled women's apparel at a fashion show at Hilltop school. Ann Stackhouse and Michele Campbell modeled children's clothing. EMPTY LOT CLEAN UP Brownie Troop No. 409 and Girl Scout Troop No. 478 will be Q. How do I go about obtain­ ing an extension of time to file my income tax return? A. Yo,u can get an automatic two-month extension to file your Federal income tax re­ turn by properly completing "Spring Cleaning" the beach lot and the channel lots on Monday, April 23. The clean-up crews are expected at 10:30 a.m. and if your appetites are sufficiently worked up by noon there will be a hot dog roast and refreshments. We'd like to thank our girls for helping to "Keep our beach clean". BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Birthday wishes go out to Dee Wegener, April 15; Sharon Filip, April 16; Inez Young and Guy Filip, April 17; and Tammie Netzel, April 20. Happy anniversary greetings to Ray and Cheri Hoglund on their special day April 17. Form 4868 and sending it to the IRS along with payment of tax that is estimated to be owed for the year. This form, which you can obtain at any Internal Revenue office, must be filed with the IRS Service Center on or before the due date of your income tax re­ turn,, and a duplicate must be attached to your return when you file. If you underestimate the actual amount you owe, you will be assessed interest at the rate of six percent per year on the unpaid amount. If the unpaid amount is more than 10 percent of your tax liabil­ ity, you will be assessed, in addition to interest, a penalty of one-half of one percent of the tax due for each month or part of a month until you pay it. However, in the case of hardship, Form 2688 should be used to apply for an extension of time. Such extensions are not granted as a matter of course, and the reason for * * s O P ^ J V i SEAFOOD & STEAKS INTERNATIONAL Open Daily 10 • 7 Son 12 • 6 3106 W.RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL "7 UP PRODUCTS" OUR MEATS 100% GUARANTEED * 7 -UP 6 PAK 12 OZ. CANS 29 WITH STEAK PURCHASE •i i i i i .1 RREADED SHRIMP 2 LBS. WITH STEAK PURCHASE 2 19 •• I I I I JI SIZZLERS „ STEAKS LRS 24 IN A DOX PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT 595 PEPPER STEAK 6LRS. 24 IK A DOX O LORSTER TAIL 8 TO 10 OZ. EA. PERCH BREADED 4LR 4 8-10 IN ROX FILET MIGNON 5LRS 8»5 your request must be substan­ tial. The automatic two-month extension should not be used prior to the filing of Form 2688 for a hardship extension. Q. How do I apply for addi­ tional extensions beyond this two-month period? A. Further extensions of the time to file are granted only under very unusual circum­ stances. If you need additional time to file, apply for the ex­ tension either in a letter or by filing Form 2688. Such exten­ sions are not granted as a mat­ ter of course, and the reasons for your request must be sub­ stantial. Q. Aren't there special filing extensions for U.S. citizens and military personnel abroad? A. U.S. citizens who are not in the United States or Puerto Rico on April 15 are allowed an automatic extension until June 15 for filing their returns for the preceding calendar year. Such taxpayers filing re­ turns for a fiscal year are al­ lowed a two-month extension beyond the due date. Military personnel on duty outside the United States and Puerto Rico also are allowed an automatic two-month ex­ tension of time for filing. If you take advantage of this automatic extension, you must attach a statement to your return showing that you were ouside the United States and Puerto Rico on April 15 or other due date. Q. I'm filing a return for the first time this year and I want to designate $1 of my tax to the Presidential Election Cam­ paign Fund. Where can I get the form I should use for the $1 "check-off"? A. Call, write or visit any In­ ternal Revenue office to obtain a copy of Form 4875, "Presi­ dential Election Campaign Fund Statement." This form is automatically given to each taxpayer requesting a Form 1040 or Short Form 1040A and was included in the forms package sent to every taxpay­ er who filed last year. If you wish $1 ($2 if mar­ ried filing jointly) to be paid over to candidates of a specific party, check the first box on the Form 4875 and fill in the name of the political party. If you wish the money to be paid over to a nonpartisan general account for all eligible candi­ dates, check the second box. Be sure to sign and date the form and attach it to your income tax return. Q. Can I deduct my Medicare premiums? A. Yes. Premiums for medical health insurance, including supplementary medical insur­ ance for the aged under Medi­ care, are deductible if you itemize. One-half of your premiums up to $150 is deduc­ tible without limitation. The balance should be added to your other medical expenses. These are deductible only to the extent they exceed three percent of your income. Q. Are union dues deductible? A. Yes. Dues and initiation fees paid to obtain and main­ tain union membership are de­ ductible if you itemize. JILL AND JEFF SCHAEFER 1950 ROCK GROUP Approximately forty-five students at Montini Middle school participated in the second annual talent show held recently. Thirteen acts from grades four through eight participated in the show which was sponsored by the Student Council. Winners were first place, Dave Dalton playing drums; second place, a 1950 Rock Group with Lee Steinsdorfer, Jim McMahon, Dan Koleno and Brian Miller; third place, a tie between Jill and Jeff Schaefer, who danced to the Charleston, and Kerrie McClory, who did an imitation of Lily Tomlins' "Edith Ann". Cash prizes were awarded the winners Individual acts were presented bv Laurie Kunzer. Maureen McGale, Paula Hansen, Kelly Kennedy, Pat Althoff and Nancy Buck. Groups participating were the Talented Five, the Nancy and Liz show and the Choral club directed by Sister Andreella. A1 Kress, Student Council advisor, directed and M.C.'d the show. He was assisted by fellow teachers, Jeff Nellis and Mrs. Alice Bieschke, who did the makeup and tabulated winners' scores. An excellent back stage crew consisting of Mike Peterson, Tom Thompson, Kevin Shay and Vince Neff enhanced the show with lighting and sound effects. intoiEgliitf (Foe taxS The "new" pork is leaner and meatier - with more protein and fewer calories per pound than ever before. Pork is one of the best food sources of thiamin and a key dietary source of other B vitamins and minerals, especially iron. Pork has only about 70 cal­ ories per ounce of separable lean cooked meat. The new lean pork is the result of continual improve- THOMAS N. DAVIS, III, M. D. Has relocated his office to 2504 Washington St. Waukegan Illinois, 60085 For the practice of psychiatry. Phone 312-623-2343 ment in breeding, feeding and production practices by animal scientists and producers. Also, to­ day's pork is marketed at a younger age. Tender, juicy and delicate in flavor, today's pork is lean and very digestible. Pork is also priced right for today's bud­ gets and is delectable roasted, broiled, braised or cooked in liquid. Here's a recipe for quick dilled onions: Save the leftover liquid from your favorite dill pickles. Heat to the boiling point. Pour over V4-inch thick onion slices. 8 to 10 hours. Store in a covered dish in the refrigerator for quick, convenient serving. USe the full slices in sandwiches, or separate into rings as garnishes or in salads. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER. SENIOR CITIZEN MONTHLY INCOME PURCHASE A $5000°° 5%% 3 YEAR CERTIFICATE AND RECEIVE A MONTHLY CHECK. CERTIFICATE MONTHLY CHECK $5,000.00 $23.96 10,000.00 47.92 15,000.00 71.88 20,000.00 95.83 25,000.00 119.79 30,000.0© 143.75 THE First Nationai. Bank ok M( Hknhy 3 8 1 4 W f b T E lV^M C H E N R Y . I L L I N O I S 6 0 0 5 C 8 1 5 3 6 5 5 4 0 0 A <