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MANDATE WONDER LAKE DAM continued from page PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1984 1 valuation, ftHmhuHnfl taxation. In the past both individual property owners and the association were charged. It takes effect July 1,1964. TMs-could have a substantial impact' on Wonder Lake property associations. For example, Highland Shores paid $214 last year in taxes on its community building, according to subdivision treasurer Joe Janeczko. Janen represents the Galena Territory Association in the IALC. The association's 2,200 members live on the rimes of 220-acre Lake Galena. Like Wonder Lake, stttation is a major problem. Property owners recently paid 130,000 to dredge 25,000 cubic yards of sQt from the lake. Both the Galena Territory and Apple Canyon Lake property owners have dug silt basins. The latter dug seven such basins, ranging in size from four acres to a half acre, and .costing between $4,000 and $10,000, Mann said. He added that 200,000 cubic yards of sflt has been removed to date, funded by a $135-per-lot assessment. The MPOA formed a com­ mittee earlier this month to study the costs of dredging the west bay of Wonder Lake. Frank Higgens, director of Wonder Center and MPOA representative to the IALC, praised the group for jts work. He added that joining the group would help give the area clout. Collins, a losing candidate in last week's county board elec­ tion, said the secret to representation * is unity- Something he believes is lacking in Wonder Lake. "There are too many personal conflicts," Collins said. "That's what is strangling our entire area, this dissension. We should all be working together. The MPOA could be a body of in­ fluence, but the way it's turned out, it is just a paper tiaer." general News STANEK continued from page 1 Sunday at Four musical series sets piano, trumpet recital Marguerite Faulds, pianist, and Tom Reed, trumpeter, will present a joint recital Sunday, April 1, at 4 o'clock at Bethany Lutheran Church in Crystal Lake. This program, which is part of the First Sunday at Four recital series, was originaly scheduled to take place at lakeside Center, and persons planing to attend this recital are urged to take note of the location change. Marguertie Faulds began her piano studies at the age of 5 in her native New York. She completed her undergraduate work in piano at Immaculate Heart College in Los Angeles, where she studied with John Ringgold and Lucy Vasquez. She completed a Master of Music in piano performance and pedagory at Northern Illinois University, where she studied with Donald Walker. She is currently doing postgraduate work at Northern, where she is a graduate teaching assistant in group piano and accompanying. She is a board member of the McHenry County Youth Or­ chestra, where she actively coaches and accompanies. In addition, she maintains an active teaching schedule in Suzuki piano. Tom Reed is currently a senior at Northern, majoring in Music Education. Tom has appeared as solosit with the Crown Point, Ind., High School Symphonic Band, as well as the Northwest Indiana Symphony. As a high school student, Tom was a member of numerous all- state organizations. In his senior year, he was awarded the position of first chair in the Indiana All-State Honors Band. In 1983, Tom was named winner in the International Trumpet Guild scholarship competition. Tom is presently a member of the NIU Philharmonic, Jazz Ensemble and Wind Ensemble. He is also assistant principal of the Rockford Symphony Or­ chestra. Tom is a student of Ron Modell. 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