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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1977 Livestock Auction Will : V.A. NEWS Highlight County Fair , Excitement heightens when the McHenry County fair livestock judging is completed and exhibitors look ahead to the annual 4-H and FFA livestock auction. This event provides an op­ portunity for McHenry county 4-H and FFA members who have exhibited in the 4-H and Junior show to sell sheep, swine and beef animals, and the widespread support of this event by businesses, industries, civic groups and individuals adds to the appeal. The McHenry County fair opens Wednesday, Aug. 3, and livestock judging begins the first day. The 4-H and FFA livestock auction is set for 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6, at the Dorl Hanson pavilion. This year's auction committee in­ cludes Lloyd Getzelman, Gene Meyer and Dan Walters. Many other men in the county assist, working through the McHenry County Livestock Feeders association. The auction provides, a chance to buy quality meats to help young men and women who raise these steers, lambs and barrows. Quality stands out in these animals year after year. „ * With the easy availability of freezing facilities--and with local locker plants willing to cooperate-many persons buy an animal with the idea of obtaining a freezer full of meat with known quality at a favorable price. Many people have home freezers or locker facilities in their home com­ munities. In past years, some organizations or individuals have donated their purchase to a worthy cause. The Internal Revenue Ser­ vice has selected Oct. 6 and 7 as the test dates for the 1977 s p e c i a l e n r o l l m e n t examination. The examination, given arfnually to qualify persons who are neither CPA's nor at­ torneys to represent clients before the IRS, will be held in Chicago for northern Illinois applicants. To qualify for the examination, applicants must submit Form 2587, application for the 1977 special enrollment examination, to the director^ Audit division, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, D.C., 20224, no later than Aug. 15, 1977. No extensions to Hie will be granted beyond that date, the IRS said. The application must be accompanied by a recent photo of the applicant, which will be used for identification purposes only, and a check or money order for the examination fee, made payable to the Internal Revenue service. The fee is not refundable, but a credit may be granted to apply on the next year's application fee as provided in the instructions on the back of Form 2587. Anyone needing in ap­ plication Form 2587; a copy, of Publication 486, Requirements for Internal Revenue Service enrollment and Special Enrollment examination; and a copy of Publication 693, Sample Booklet Special Enrollment examination, which includes more detailed information about the examination, should contact the Chicago District IRS fofice by calling telephone number 435-1040 or toll free number 1-800-972-5400. Putting The 'Oak' In Whispering LET S GET TOGETHER AND TALK ABOUT LOW-COST A U T O I N S U R A N C E . I HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS 312-Bed Care Facility Is Nearing Completion Chock Lewandowsfci Tony rick GIVE ME A CALL FOR THE FACTS ON LOW-COST H E A L T H I N S U R A N C E . I D LIKE TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS ON L O W - C O S T H O M E ­ O W N E R S I N S U R A N C E I 'D L IKE TO SHARE WITH YOU THE FACTS ON LOW-COST L I F E I N S U R A N C E I Tony Fick i Call us for_Details : 385- 2304 AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INMMANCB COMPANY* MADISON. 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Specialized services will be an important part of the broadened care, including physical therapy, restorative nursing services as prescribed by a physician. "One of the most exciting aspects of Carestoel's approach is the terrace dining room," Miss Kerr exclaimed. "It will be designed for family style dining. Residents using this especially attractive room will be served by waiters and watresses and order from a selective menu. Special en­ tertainment will be featured on a regular basis. Families of residents will be invited to take part in the programs." As soon as construction plans near completion, Miss Kerr said announcement about a series of open houses will be made. How did Whispering Oaks get its name? It got it from beautiful Oak trees like the one L.W. McGraw is crouching next to. The tape measure reveals that the tree is 13-feet, 5-inches around at its base, believed to be a record for this area. It is estimated that the tree is between 240 and 250 years old. McGraw, who Uves at 908 WUtshire drive in Whispering Oaks, reported that the tree, which is located in his backyard, was damaged several years ago, but the land developers fed it intensely. The developers were concerned about the tree, and didn't want it to die because it is symbolic of the entire Whispering Oaks area. In height, the tree reaches between 80 and 90 feet, and has an impressive span, as it shades the entire area. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Impressions Of Old Woodstock mUCATlOKALv I At Opera House College Honors', TURN ONS WUALVWS BORROW FROM A PESSIMIST? SURE. GET IT BACKf "Impressions of Old Woodstock," an exhibiiton of watercolors by Dan Kuenster, opens at the Woodstock Opera House Community center Monday, Aug. 1. Continuing until Sept. 2, the exhibition depicts Woodstock's famous Square, Opera House, old Courthouse, and people and places of the surrounding town and countryside, capturing local Woodstock color in a summertime mood. v. Free to the public, the showing is open Monday through Saturday, noon to 3 p.m. and during performances. Presently studying under Ozzie Rometo and Joseph Rybacek at McHenry County college, Kuenster returns in the LENNOX AIR CONDITIONING •TOP DISCHARGE •QUIET OPERATION ' •ECONOMICAL •COMPACT oeznzz HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1*31 Ml IS. WRIGHT M>. 112/526-6206 McHENRY. ILL. 015/459-2300 FINANCING AVAN.AM.E Six Local Students Are Spring Grads The McHenry area ' was represented by six students of Illinois State university who completed requirements for bachelor degrees at the end of the second semester of the 1976- 77 academic year. fall to this study under Irving Shapiro at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. Kuenster and his wife, Nanci, a commercial artist, reside on a farm outside of Woodstock. From McHenry were Kerry D. Jensen, 902 N. Plymouth lane; Richard G. Jung, 5307 W. Orchard; and Richard M. Merkhofer, 4300 Ridgeway road. Wonder Lake boasts two graduates, Jayne M. McMillan 7704 E. Sunset drive and Jef­ frey A. Vankan«gani_7104 Mohawk. y Spring Grove wias represented by Cynthia /D. Young. DEAN'S LIST McHenry students, Richard R. Kaczynski of 905 W. Wright and Steven R. Thompson of 3907 W. Kafe avenue, have been posted to the spring semester academic dean's list at Southern Illinois university- Carbondale. * * * * You can often judge the intelligence of an indi­ vidual by his, or her, gulli­ bility in believing rumors. Kim Spengel In Advanced Voice Recital r< ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. "BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: • OLYMPIC STAIN • BRAMMER CABINETS • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • PRE-HUNG DOORS • NORD SPINDLES , •JIM MARTIN PAINTS T • LINCOLN WINDOWS ® GAF SHINGLES • BUILDERS HARDWARE • PREFINISHED PANELING • MOOR E-O-M ATIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY iwpi miupi K.C. Helmed, sic by Handel, rt, Schumann, YAMAHA TrilSlSTH££i£^" GENUINE YAMAHA •PERFORMANCE PARTS •M0T0CR0SS RIDER ACCESSORIES •ROAD RIDER ACCESSORIES Helmets from '14.95 Leather Jackets starting at '49.95 BEATTHEHEATIN A YAMAHA SEAT! WOODSTOCK 1601 SOUTH ROUTE 47-338-6454-WOODSTOCK Puh-tk hum txick in km ad quifai cm a performance LYm'I feel Hie demonstration fdifferefKB! See us today for "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry* ' 385-0420 Nl KIM SPENGEL Three advanced voice students of Marie Ann Vos will give a joint recital Sunday, Aug. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the First United Methodist church at 236 W. Crystal Lake avenue in Crystal Lake. Beth Ann Gruen and Kim Spengel, sopranos will be joined by K.C. Helmpid, baritone, in music Mozart, Schubert Brahms, Quilter, Vaughn- Williams, Moope~and Copland as well as in selections from "Oklahoma," "Carousel", "Fiddler on the Roof" and "King and I". They will be accompanied by Wesley M. Vos. Ms. Spengel, a June graduate at Marian Central high school in Woodstock, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spengel of McHenry. She will enter the University of Illinois this fall majoring in music. Kim will be remembered as Laurie in "Oklahoma", Marian, the librarian, in "Music Man" and Kim Macaffe tin "Bye, Bye Birdie", musical productions at Marian Central. She was also a featured per­ former in Talent for McHenry County at the Woodstock Opera House in April. The public is invited to attend a delightful evening of varied vocal musical fare free of charge. 7 Corn Yields Jump The most rapid growth in corn yields resulted from 1940 to 1960. Commercial introduction of hybrids was followed by expanded use of nitrogen fertilizer, im­ proved pesticides and better machinery. FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS 4tMm m 1214 N. (.roen St., McHenry