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SECTION 2-PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WED.. DEC. 18, 1974 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 VtUage Elect/on Scheduled For April 15, 1975 The Village election will be held on April 15, for three trustees that will hold office for four (4) years. If you are in­ terested in running for this position you will have to apply for a petition for nomination from the Village Clerk, Carol Schmidt. They are available at her home (400 W. Rand road, Lake moor.) The petitions are to be filled in and filed with Carol by Feb. 10, and to those trustees that wish to withdraw, the final date on that is Feb. 15. OPENING Due to the resignation of Thomas Schmidt as building inspector there is an opening for a replacement. Anyone in Lakemoor interested in ap­ plying may do so by either calling President Hyatt or draw up a resume and mail it to him. ELECT OFFICERS At the Lilymoor Association meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10, an election of officers. Those who were nominated and voted in were Larry Anderson for vice-president, Mrs. Larry (Marilyn) Jones for treasurer, and Mrs. James (Shirley) Hager for secretary, and Wayne Lenell as one of the directors on the board. The above named will be installed into office on Jan. 14, and I would like to request any and all readers of Lilymoor to try to attend the coming meeting and to pass the word to anyone else in the subdivision .they should happen to talk to. It has been quite some time since a large number of residents attended a meeting and with the coming of new officers, who will need the support and assistance of all residents, the January meeting would be a very good time to show them you are interested in them and your home town. In case some of you don't know where the meetings are held, the address is 319 N. Glenwood Ave. (formerly the Counley home). Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bleich are very gracious in letting the association use their heated garage as a meeting place. CIVIL DEFENSE Norman Morrison was authorized by the village board to become a member of the Illinois Civil Defense Unit and the North East Civil Defense Council. LADIES LEAGUE On Saturday, Dec. 7, the Ladies League held their Christmas party at the McHenry Country club. A total of thirty-two guests and members combined, attended and enjoyed a delicious dinner, following the dinner there was a gift exchange. From all reports everyone had a very good time. BIRTHDAYS Best wishes go out to the following with the hopes that they all have a very happy day on (heir birth date. The time for celebrating for Linda Garbacz is on the twenty-third, for Teddy Dawdy it is the twenty- fourth, on the twenty-fifth Maynard Johnson and Arthur Lund have the fun of separating their Christmas gifts from their birthday gifts. On the twenty- seventh Susie Karen Thomas, Charles Thornton and Ralph Freeman may also have a bit of the same problem. The twenty- ninth will be the reason for Ruth Kroncke's cake to be a bit brighter with the addition of one more candle. New Year's Eve is the date for double celebration for Morris Ingram and Stephen Mumma when both become one year older. ANNIVERSARIES Dec. 18 is the anniversary of the wedding date of Henry and Claudia Gam, and the twenty- eight is the date for Charles and Nancy Hueckstaedt. A very happy anniversary to both couples. FEELS LOSS Eunice Tobey attended the wake of a friend of many years, she was Dorothy Campbell of Sauk Village. DECK THE HALLS - etc May I take this opportunity to wish all the readers a very happy holiday season. Barely 100 years ago, President Fillmore had the first bath tub put in the White House It had no pipes-water was heated on the kitchen stove, and carried in buckets. Uncle Sam Prints Tax Forms For Distribution The Internal Revenue Ser­ vice is now printing the 1040 and 1040A individual income tax packages and yours will be on its way by the end of this month.' In northern Illinois there will be 3,295,675 distributed. For the first time, according to Charles F. Miriani, IRS district director for northern Illinois, the tax packages for farmers, ranchers and com­ mercial fishermen will be printed on recycled paper as an experiement. He said that eventually the IRS hopes to print all tax forms on recycled paper for environmental and economic reasons. The 1974 forms also include the addition of a "no" box in connection with the 1976 Presidential Election Cam­ paign fund check-off. This will allow taxpayers to check "yes" ' HOME FEDERAL SAV FREE MERRY CHRISTMAS GIFTS CRYSTAL. LAKE Here's a Christmas Bonus to you for saving at Home Federal Savings. Just deposit $100. or more, in a new or existing account by Tuesday, Decemoer 24, and receive your choice of a valuable Free gift. Gifts immediately available while supplies last. Please -- one gift per family. NOW ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $40,000 11 (i piece ouilerv bet Hot forged carbon steel t)lades Denosit $1000 * come . w»if k and spoon 4 bowls Depc -it S NSURED SAFETY PLUS HIGHEST INTEREST No one pays you more on any comparable savings plan Home Federal compounds interest daily -- pays interest monthly. Funds may be transferred free from any bank or savings institution -- just send us your passbook Home Federal has 90-years experience and assets of over $130 million dollars Member F.S.L.I C 6% % HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS N ELGIN, ST. CHARLES AND CRYSTAL LAKE. mbcofc rr>.n 90 dsn irtf ten' $100,000 or more Is Ntgotiabk OPEN * NIGHTS and SATURDAY Ft GIN OPFICF 1fi North Spring Street • PHONE 312 742 3800 HOURS Mon Thurs & Fri '9 to 8 - Toes 9 to 5 - Wed 9 to 12 & Sat 9 to 1 SI CM A ML I S OFF IC f « In the Randall Road Shopping Plaza • PHONE 312 377-0010 HOURS- Mon Thurs 4 Fri 9 to 8 Tues & Wed 9 10 5 Sat 9 to 3 CP'S T At .AM OFFICE Located m Front of the Crystal Lake Chopping Pla/a PHONE- 815 459 5880 • HOURS Mon Thurs « Fr. 9 to 8 Tues 4 Wed 9 to 5 - Sat 9 to 5 or "no" in answer to the question of whether they want to designate $1 ($2 on joint returns) to the Fund. The 1974 forms will continue to make it clear that a check-off designation does not decrease any refund nor increase the tax liability of taxpayers Mr. Miriani said the new forms are much like last year's and that taxpayers will be able to use their 1973 forms as a guide in preparing their 1974 returns. He said the main difference between the 1973 and 1974 forms is the reintroduction of Schedule B for the reporting of dividend and interest in­ come. On 1973 returns taxpayers listed the total for all dividends and interest income. On the 1974 forms, taxpayers who have more than $400 of dividend income or $400 of interest in­ come must file Schedule B. A section headed "Highlights" on the front page of the forms package draws the taxpayer's attention to the IRS toll-free telephone service, the new rule regarding the interest and dividend ceiling, and the fact that IRS supervisors oc­ casionally monitor telephone calls lo improve the quality of telephone taxpayer The director stressed the fact that such action is taken solely for the purpose of spot- checking on the quality of tnis service. He further emphasized that no telephone calls are recorded and that no record is made of the taxpayer's name or address unless, at the request of the taxpayer, a follow-up telephone call is necessary. Lay Ground Work For New Assembly Of God Church Several local residents are presently laying the ground work for the possible formation of an Assembly of God Church in Wauconda. The Assembly of God is the largest of the pentecostal fellowships with a membership in excess of 700,000 in the United States and over 2,000,000 world wide. Headquartered in Springfield, Mo., the fellowship maintains seven Bible colleges, two liberal arts colleges, Gospel Publishing House, and a weekly radio broadcast (Revivaltime). The King Ranch, Texas, is larger than Rhode Island. vOl^' V\X eV HOUGHTON HEATING • Air Conditioning • Gutters PHONE 385-5476 McHENRY EARL R. WALSH & JACK WALSH INS. 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