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CriON 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALFR - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER It, lfTC Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 | Select Scout | Models For I 'i Fashion Show What's the latest in fashion? Come on down to Christ the King hall Thursday evening, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. and find out! There will be a "Harvest of Fashion" style show presented by the Kachina Neighborhood Girl Scouts. Leaders who will be modeling from Spring Grove are Norma Seelandt and Pat Fredrickson. -Wonder Lake leader models are Judy Grauman, Diane Teppo, Maria Pfister and Patty 'Ryan. The Kachina Scouts who will act as models are Christine Mogdans, Katie Ryan, Missy Lermer, Kristen Fredrickson, ,'lfarla Seelandt, Nicole Mumenthaler, Tracy Etta, Debbie Sxon, Kelly Holland, Cindy Houck, Jill Fredrickson, Sherry Rasha, Karen Ducy, Julie Moore, Ronda Wilkerson, Jan Fredrickson, Cheryl An­ derson, Cindy Chester, Kim Hay, Becky Gates, Michelle Zographos, Candy Barthuly, Tracy Whitmore, Ivy O'Don- nell, Kim Burns, Colleen Connelly, Jo McCole, Gina Byrd, Lisa Byrd, Teri Crosby, Tracy Pfister, Yvonne Wilson, Heidi Baker, Kim Kaminski and Anna Firabach. Commentator for the evening will be Sue Zographos. Rose Perry and Lucy Coleman are co-chairmen of the fashion show. SPECIAL SACRAMENT The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is ad­ ministered at Christ the King church twice a year, in the spring and the fall. On the Feast of Christ the King, Nov. 20, there will be the Anointing of the Sick at the twelve o'clock noon Mass. The celebration of the day will continue with a spaghetti and wine dinner for parishioners and their guests from 1 to 4 p.m.' ANNIVERSARIES Happy fifth wedding an­ niversary to Debbie and Phil Johnson Nov. 18. Happy twelfth wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brisinte Nov. 20. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...congratulating Mike Burmann on the out­ standing work he has done as McHenry West's star cross country runner. Happiness is...en joying dill Cosby's commercials on TV, the ones he does with the kids. Happiness is...being proud of Wonder Lake's five year old Tony Zidek, who was chosen to be National Poster child for the Easter Seal society. Happiness is...taking a break with a mug of steaming, hot coffee and a generous slice of mincemeat pie. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Nov. 16, Young at Hearts meeting, Christ the King hall Nov. 17, Harvest of Fashion show, Christ the King hall, 8 p.m. Kachina Neighborhood Girl Scouts Nov. 20, Minstrel show, Nativity Lutheran church, 7 p.m. Spaghetti dinner, Christ the King hall, 1 to 4 p.m. Nov. 30, Cub Scout Pack 145 meeting. Dec. 3, LCW craft fair, Nativity Lutheran church SPECIAL WISHES Special birthday greetings to George Dickman who is 86 years old Nov. 16. Mr. Dick­ man, who is the proud grand­ father of seven children and great grandfather of seventeen, was treated to a birthday celebration at the Old Mill inn of Wonder Lake Saturday, Nov. 12, by his grandchildren. Although he retired many, many years ago, Mr. Dickman still works part-time weekends for T.P. Mathews, realtors. Congratulations on your eighty- sixth birthday, Mr. Dickman! BIRTHDAYS A belated happy birthday to spurgeons Look Beautiful for the Holidays, Top to Toe* I 385-4520 M A U T Y S A I O N This Week! 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Happy fifteenth birthday to Bobby Weber Nov. 2' Young Musicians In Fall Concert % to 16, will be joined by the academy chamber orchestra conducted by Maestro Henry Mazer, associate conductor of the Chicago Symphony. The chamber orchestra, formed at the suggestion of Maestro Mazer following the appearance of the Violin Performing group with the Chicago Symphony, provides orchestral experiences for the y o u n g S u z u k i - t r a i n e d musicians. Steven Halvorsen, son of Rita and Ralph Halvorsen and sen­ ior at Crystal Lake Community high school, violin student of Marian Soukop at the Suzuki Talent Education institute in Arlington Heights, is a member of the Chamber orchestra. Admission to the concert by the Performing group and Chamber orchestra at the Woodstock Opera House Nov. 17 at 10 a.m. is by Creative Living series ticket. Individual admissions are available on the day-of-performance at the box office. Group rates are available by special arrangement with the Wood­ stock Opera house. It's surprising what a public speaker will say to gain publicity. f Senior Hot Line j Maestro Henry Mazer, associate conductor of the Chicago Symphony orchestra, will conduct the Chamber orchestra of the Suzuki Academy of Performing Arts from ArlingtonHeightsat the Opera house in Woodstock at 10 a.m. Nov. 17. The Woodstock Fine Arts association Creative Living series will host two groups of young musicians from the Suzuki Academy of the Per­ forming Arts. The Violin Performing group, forty violinists ranging in age from 3 ANDERSON CITED Sixteenth district Rep. John B. Anderson's record of fiscal conservatism has been recognized by . National Associated Businessmen (NAB), the business group noted for its analyses of government spending policies. This is the sixth time in the last seven Congresses NAB has honored Rep. Anderson for his outstanding record of votes for economy and against unsound government spending ac­ cording to Dave Pilvelait, NAB's director of research. Q. What is the Circuit Breaker law? A. The state's senior citizens and disabled persons property tax relief act established in 1972, known as the Circuit Breaker law provides up to $500 a year in property tax relief and $100 in additional tax relief, is available to Illinois citizens 65 and older or disabled who have annual household incomes of less than $10,000. Q. Is there a deadline for filing my claim? A. Yes, citizens who have not filed for Circuit Breaker tax relief for any years between 1972 and 1976 have unti|^)ec. 31, 1977, to apply with the state. Beginning Jan. 1, 1978, maximum property tax relief grants will increase from $500 to $650 with a one-year limitation on the filing period for tax relief claims. Q. I am 65 and my income is under $10,000, but I live in public housing. I don't pay property taxes on my residence. Am I eligible for tax relief? A. Yes, you would not qualify for property tax relief, but you could qualify for a grant 6f between $50 and $100 under the additional grant program. A person need not have paid property taxes or have lived in a residence subject to the property tax to qualify for it. Q. I live in a nursing hoem. Can I qualify for a grant? A. Yes, it is psosible you are eligible for grants under both tax relief' programs. People who live in nursing or shelter care homes that are subject to the property tax in Illinois are eligible for property tax relief if they meet the other requirements on age or disability, income, and residency. Anyone eligible for property tax relief is automatically eligible for additional tax relief. People who live in houses not subject to property taxes can qualify for the additional tax relief grant as long as they meet the age or disability, income, and residency requirements. Q. Is there help available for filling out the application form? A. Yes, and without cost. Call or write Lieutenant Governor Dave O'Neal's Senior Action centers at 160 North LaSalle, Chicago. 111. 60601; telephone 793-3333 or 3 West Old Town Mall, Springfield, 111. 62701, telephone toll free 800-252-6565. Volunteers will help you by sending you the necessary forms, or by discussing the form line by line to help you fill it in yourself. It is not that hard. If you need more help, the volunteers will send you to a center where you will receive help at no charge. WHAT S NEW A reversible money belt, brown and black, keeps money hidden, but readily accessible. DON'T BUY PROMISES -- TIDY WILL DELIVER OR INSTALL BEFORE THANKSGIVING AND STILL SAVE YOU 10% to 30% ON SELECTED QUALITIES! Choose from over 1,000 rolls in stock... over 2,000 remnants in three stores. Tidy will install any in-stock carpet in time for your family and friends to enjoy for Thanksgiving. Save 10% to 30% on specially selected close-out carpets in stock. 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