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lAWPKALKK - WEDNESDAY. JULY 12,1978 McCullom Lake Mory Jo Farrel) . 344-1575 linfo Ci ini-j-Lj-LLj-.- - July 15 at McHenry State bank /VlOlt? oupremocy There will be various varieties of , nlnntc al nno with tnmo hnn- Userped By One Minute Female plants along with some han dicrafts for sale, so be sure to stop by our table on your way to or* from the bank Saturday, July 15, from 9 a.m. until l p.m. With the growth of the organization, there has also been a growth in the groups possessions, and we are. bur­ sting out of the locker we presently are using to store our things. If anyone has a large locker or storage cabinet with at least some shelves, or if you know of where we can obtain one for a reasonable price, please call me v CONSERVATION CLUB The next meeting of the McCullom Lake Conservation club is scheduled for Thursday, July 20, at 8 p.m., at the Spojnia camp building Anyone in­ terested in the welfare of the lake, wifif even a little time to spend working on projects, is urged to attend. Even if you don't have time to volunteer, your support is needed to keep the club going strong. As you know, the Conservation club is and has been sponsoring the dredging operation that will ultimately make our lake the lovely body of water it used to be. This project should be of concern to residents on all sides of tne^ake, so show you care by attending the meeting. Harriet Hammer has in­ formed me that there is still time to get your recipes in for the new Volume II cookbook. At least one hundred more recipes are needed to make the book a success. 5Please, take a few minutes to jot down your favorites or the specialties of your house, and get them to any member of the Conservation club, or get them to me and I'll make sure Harriet receives them. Don't delay, do it today. PICNICTIME The Ladies of the Lake will be celebrating summer Thursday, July 13, with their annual picnic The gathering will be held at the home of President Barb Reiter, whether it is niqe or not-so-nice outside. The time is 1 p.m., and here's hoping the weather is nice. BIRTHDAYS- ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthdays go this week " to Steve Huff July 13, and also to Sarah Mathison, who will be one July 13, to Tina and Trina Fischer, twins who will Celebrate their first birthday July 14, to Chuck Miller, whose birthday is July 15, to Tammy Jensen and Pat Wyman, who share July 16 as their birthday, to Lisa Martini July 17, and to Jim Bitterman and Don Milbratz, Jr., who both have birthdays July 18. Happy anniversary this week to Chuck and Dawn Miller, who celebrate another year of wedded bliss July 12. HAVE A NICE WEEK! Pink baby things will finally be showing up around Glenn and Donna Gates' house, with the July 6 arrival of Diana Jean Gates * Diana's three big brothers. Glenn Michael. 8, Roger. 7. and Brian. 2. can hardly wait to see their new little sister Diana weighted 7 lbs . 11 oz.. and was 20 inches long at birth 4 The little princess caused tjuite a commotion by deciding all of a sudden that she was ready to come into the world, and the poor doctor almost didn't make it to the hospital in time to give her a hand with her entrance All was fine, though. In the end. and mom and babe are just fine Delighted grandparents include Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gates of McCullom Lake, and Mr and Mrs George Hout- chens of Louisville. Ky BEACH GALS »• At a surprisingly well at­ tended summer meeting held July 5. the Beach Gals planned a plant sale to be conducted GOING I P An 1880 cable car, the Duquesne Incline, makes an almost vertical as­ cent up Pittsburg, Penn­ sylvania's Mount Washing­ ton to observation points 700 feet above street level. Com­ muters use the inclined railway daily. Low-Cal Snacks Looking for some low-cal snacks0 Try some of the follow­ ing celery, carrot or zuchini sticks, spread cheese on celery .or lettuce instead of on crackers or bread, or. hard-cooked eggs. Saving Gravy Both broth and gravy are highly perishable Cool them quickly and refrigerate and use within one OP two davs • • • • • • • • • J * * * J WE'RE OVER * STOCKED • u 10- . * J NEW CARS J MUST BE + !• SOLD • O/ OVER# S /WDEALER • • * /A1 • 1^/ V INVOICE ^ SPECIAL SALE • THRU 7/20/78 • • • COLLEGE I HILL • LINCOLN MERCURY t. 31 Just North • of 176 • ; + CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL+ 459-4900 1 • • I :• • AP Summer ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re­ quired to be readily available for eale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad. 3750 W. 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The suit is one of eight filed to test 13's constitutionality and four of the suits have been filed on behalf of public agencies. One, by a group of northern California county boards of supervisors, lost in two of the counties when angry voters threatened to recall the supervisors. In Los Angeles a "watchdog" group, the Citizens Permanent committee on the Recall of Public Officials, has been formed to keep an eye on of­ ficials "who are pushing for new taxes and fees to replace property tax revenues lost through the (Jarvis-Gsnn) amendment." Its most potent weapon is the computerized list of the million-and-a-half Californians who signed the petitions which put Howard Jarvis' measure on the ballot in the first place. While the tax cut storm rages, the California Supreme court nervously ponders the Suits challenging the legality of the measure which won by 2 to l at the polls. A near majority of the court was appointed by Governor "Jerry" Brown and, by a curious irony of California law, all three must appear on the November ballot for af­ firmation by the voters. If the court strikes down Proposition 13, various pro-Jarvis groups will file their teeth to sharp points and go after the Brown- appointed justices with a well- funded, massive "na," vote campaign. I wouldn't want to -P^AINDEALER be one of those justices under such circumstances, The betting among legal scholars in the state seems to be that the Supreme court will uphold Proposition 13 because the legal points raised against it are not all that strong. The decision is expected soon. Meanwhile, in Washington, President Carter still doesn't seem to understand what is going on around the country. Even as the lax revolt spresds, Savings at AP! _ . _ I PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. JULY 13 THRU SAT. JULY 15,197« >1 Center Cut Pork Chops .A Center Cut Chuck Steak NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. 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Lotion QUICK TANS Tropical Oi I & Lotion Blend AMD WE PICK THE BEST. SO YOU CAN,TOO. $239 $139 $129 79c tst *219 is \ WEDNESBAY, JULY 12,1»78 state by state, he launched a hot rhetorical attack the other day on the Steiger amendment which would roll back capital gains tax rates to pre 1909 levels in order to Dump fresh capital into the Economy and create jobs. Since Mr Carter had been getting nowhere with Congress on tax matters, he decided to "go over their heads" to "the people." That's okay if you have a rock-solid constituency out there, but Mr. Carter doesn't. According to the latest Harris survey, the president's ability to "inspire confidence" has had a com­ plete reversal, from 62-31 positive in May. 1977 to 64-29 negative in June, 1978 Not only does Carter lack public confidence, but he also risks a confrontation with House Ways & Means Chair­ man Al Uilman Ullman has been holding off calling hearings on the Steiger amendment in order to work out a compromise A majority on the committee is said to favor Steiger, but Rep James R, Jones. D.-Okla ., has come up with a compromise bill which may be acceptable Carter even attacked the Jones bill Thus, the president may find himself on the wrong side of Ullman, who wants to get out in front of his own troops In his attack on capital gain6 tax rate cuts, Mr Carter used two wheezy old arguments One is that the cuts would create "huge tax windfalls for millionaires " While it is true that people with money to in­ vest will benefit most, I have a feeling the man in the street will tell you he doesn't care so long as the measures help the economy and cuts into unemployment and inflation Rep Steiger, in responding to Carter, noted that home owners, retired persons and employees who buy stock in their companies would all benefit directly Mr. Carter also said the Steiger and Jones proposals would be inflationary This conclusion rests on the assumption (one so old it smells of mothballs) that if someone gets a tax cut he will bury the money in a tin can in the backyard, thus depriving the Treasury of revenue - for good The assumption comes from the Treasury department, which has been routinely trotting it out for over half a century, whenever a tax cut has been proposed The president said the proposed cspital gains tax cuts "would add more than $2 billion to the federal deficit " Yet, the Treasury has never gotten as much in revenue since the capital gains rates were hiked sharply in 1969 as it got before The opposite of Carter s prediction is likely to come true if the taxes are cut Because reduced rates will ̂ create in­ centive for fresh investment, the economy will grow and the Treasury will get more, not less, revenue if the Steiger amendment (or, to a lesser extent, the Jones bill) becomes law Congress has sniffed the tax revolt winds and knows just how strong they are Mr Carter had better stick his finger up, too If he doesn't the tornado may hit him and it won't deposit him in the Emerald City of Oz. 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