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' • V;' 27, * v •-f* \v **•'* -* -^-iv - _a, j : ' * " - ~ ' v " * • ' : - ' • ' - • ; / • " - ' •• ' 1 " ; : ; ' • ' M Page ThiirtMn i Lakeland Park By Jetta Gleeson and Dorothy Vtti6h j- Mall Service Extended f* „A letter from Postmaster Mo ee of the' McHenry post. office has brought the good news that >i number of people who still don't have their mail boxes in frortt of their homes are about to get improved service. Upon request of the board of directors Of the Lakeland Park Property owners' association, the postal department made < a survey of the subdivision and agreed to make /#ie following extensions: East yn Clearview to Oak street, south on Oak to Prairie, west on Prairie to WoodWwn; _ south on Park to Hilltop, west on Hilltop to Sunset; north on Sunset to Victor; east on Victor to Park;, southon Park to Hilltop; east on Hilltop to Lakeview; south on LakevieW one block and retrace fo Hilltop. . It is necessary to have authoiS^ tation from the regional office tfefore service is started on the flew extensions, but the postihaster shall try to expedite thig phase. We all owe a vote of thanks to the postal department, who ijtave been most cooperative in forking with the board of directors of the LPPOA in making all these mail service improvements possible. LPPOA Board . Meets The board of doctors of the LPPOA met at their regular bimonthly meeting at the Krater home on Tuesday, Sept. 18. All • persons who had expressed an interest in helping to organize fUid work with the' groups were invited to attend this meeting. '• After discussing some of the «irojects in which the youths had nown an interest, - Dr. Leonard Bottari was appointed Director for all youth activity, The chairmen of the various committees should check with him on times and dates so there will be no confliction. V> •, The athletic committee consists of Jerry Rogers, chairman; Dr. Leonard Bottari, Roy Meineke and Tony Rebel. Tony Pintozzi, Lloyd (^Dawson, and A1 Kujak were to fte contacted to see if they would fike. to serve on this committee. Jetta Gleeson was appointed the educational recreational chairman. Reminder ' * We've been asked by the board of directors to remind all committees and organizations within the community to check with ^ifc>hn Ahrens co-ordinator, before setting any dates , for- activities tnat will require the cooperation Of the people within the subdivision. Registration We would like to remind all the newcomers of our community to be sure to register so they will be eligible to vote in this year's election. You have until J)ct. 9 to do so. w/ Anyone who has reached his twenty-first year, lived in the state one year, the county ninety days and the precinct thirty days may register at the city clerks office, 304 N. Green street*. : It only takes a few minutes of your time and remember this, is ypur privilege and also your duty lis a good citizen. Fall Gathering *' Seventy card - playing ladies fame in spite of the brisk fall father to enjoy an afternoon at the garden party Thursday, Sept. 20. The Meineke lwn was gaily bedecked with Japanese lanterns and colorful flower arrangements. serving table was decorated with a large floral arrangement ,Ai pink and orchid gladioli, asters *tmd tiny mums; pink candles in tall crystal candle holders were on either side of the flowers; and a beautifully decorated cake with ihe "Welcome to the Garden Party" message completed the table decorations. The ladies were served hot cofler, O. Biring™ Alice Sullivan and Pearl Reinhafat. The committee wore stunning large chrysanthemum corsages presented to them by Roy Meineke, chairman of the beach committee. ' The busy committee members were Dorothy Meineke, Rose Kluk, • Dorothy Uttich, Elaine Jett, Virginia Crote, Joan Krater, Lee Glorch, Jetta Gleeson and Helen Standquist. May I Have This Dance? A big surprise is in storej for all you hep cats who are coming to the Junior Youth club t»arty on. Friday night, Sept. 28. A professional entertainer will be on hand to help keep things rolling. Just think--two and a half hours of solid fun--games, singing, dancing and refreshments. The committee, Mike McEnery, Frank Dawson, Raymond Franklin, Judy Meineke, Sharon Pike and Sandy Laurence, have work"- ed hard to get everything ready. So come on out and meet them and all the others at 7:3Q p.m. at 501 Shore drive. "Good Time Had By All" • The "joint was jumpin" on Friday, the twenty-first, when the LPPOA 'teen club held their first big jam session. The 'teen-agers all had a hilarious time as the evening started off with the ice-breaker dances such as the broom dance, multiple dance and get-acquainted dance. After this, the group went out on their own and finished off the evening with regular dancing and refreshments. The dance was held in the basement of the Bradley home. Mr.. and Mrs. Noel were chaperones for the evening. Complaint Department During this past week, a boat was set free with the anchor lost and Allowed-to float out on the lake. The owners are here only on the weekends so this could have meant one lost boat. Possibly, it could have been an accident, but it's just one more reason why children should not be allowed to play in the boats. Another complaint about the bicycle riders of the community is leaving the bikes on the road by the guard rails over the bridges. It's just as^easy to park them off the road and in doing so . prevent an accident. Since there are any number of empty lots where ball games can be held, there is no reason why they have to be played in .the. road.., A.number of motorists have found this hard on their nerves, competing with the base hits and • home runs. members of the Women's club it their regular monthly meeting to be held Thursday, Oct. 4, 8 £.m. at 504 Shore drive. - The ways and means committee of the Women's club report the bake sale , held this past Saturday was a grand success and they would like to say "thank you" to each and everyone of the contributors and. those who came to buy. x . Mr. and Mrs. Sixteen years ago, on Sept. 21, Bernie Laurence and Mary Nimeth decided thaf; two cduld live as cheaply as bne (now they know better) and joined the ranks of the Mr. and Mrs.. club. Betty and Wally Laurence and Paul and Xucy Selley of Palatine joined the Laurences in stepping out to .dinner on Saturday night* to celebrate the occasion. Happy Birthday To Steven? Devine, who celebrated his third birthday on Sunday, Sept. 23. NTo Raymond Bottari, who blew out two sets of seven birthday candles. On his birthday,' Friday, Sept. 21st a number of neighborhood playmates came to help him celebrate. Those who enjoyed pinning the tail on the donkey were Jeffrey Svitanek, Thomas Przetacznik, Paulette and Jo-Ann Rizzo, Francene Parisi and Josephine Cina. After the games came the tempting ice cream and cake. And of course no birthday is complete without grandma and grandpa so on Sunday Raymond got his second chance to blow out the candles for them. His maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mozzoni, Sr., of Chicago, his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bottari of Chicago and McCullom Lake,. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mozzoni, Jr., and Judy of Chicago and Vince Celoni of Chicago were on hand to join in Sunday's festivities. To Tom Uttich, who celebrated his birthday a little early this year. Tom will be 2 years old on Tuesday, Sept. 25, but did some partying over the weekend with his parents and sister, Mary, Grandma and Grandpa Klomann of Chicago, Grandma^Uttich and Aunt Dorothy - of Villa Park, another aunt, Mrs. George Clark, and children of Winfield, and the Les Palmer family of Glen Ellyn. To Cheryl Jones, whose birthday was Monday, Sept. 24. To Jimmie Laursen, whose birthday was Tuesday, Sept. 25. a wohderful tame; with Weekend visitors at 'the Laurence home were mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Martn Nimeth, of Chicago, hei*, aunts, and uncle, Mr. ahd Mifc. John Matusek, and Mrs. Harnak of Milwaukee. Sunday, Sept. -23, found a house full of guests at the Roy Meinekes. Visitors from Des Plaines were Mr. and Mrs. H. Lippert and daughters, Gloria and flfafilyn, and Mrs. Robert Selig. S&flh Miller1 and Walter. Jaacksjjf cago also dropped in to 127 Knoll avenue, the hgpSp ^f Lyda and BillRadisch, wasa*th?r active this -past week. ,.lliitey:htjd among their guests Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riley, Susan' and Carl, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lexow, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. David Radjfe and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kcfrhorn; all of Chicago. Wayne Strandquist- was home this weekend visiting lyith h|$ parents and looking ovctrjthe prb* gress made by the Siwrtsman^s club. - • • Others visitihg Vyith the "Strandquists were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kimbal of Elmhursf. FARM MANAGEMENT. LIVESTOCK OUTLOOK rOTTR SEPTEMBER 25 The 1956 farm management--- livestock outlook tour wHl/|pj^r a wide variety of interesting aUd valuable information to those attending. Included in the program will be a management summary of a good-average dairy herd business, diversified dairy, hog and poultry farm, and a dairy; 'tefef and hog program. • . .. R. M. Finley, specialist from the University of Illinois, College of Agriculture, and a Producers Marketing associate representative will review the livestock market situation and trends for this fall. Of added interest to many will be the discussion of the soil bank program by a member of the county A.S.C. committee. Every farmer is urged tQ attend as a tour of this nature will have something of interest to everyone. The program schedule is as follows: 10:30, Ward Plane and Reed farm, 1% miles north and east of Huntley off of Route 4?; 12, box lunch at Plane 1, Del Borhart and Dieke Farm, 1 ',2 miles south and east ^f Huntley on Dundee blacktdj|; 2:30, Clanyard farm, 1 mile wjB|t of Huntley. Sportsman Club News Progress is being made in clearing the north creek of McCullom Lake. A number of springs were opened and there is now a very good flow of water into the lake. The committee wants to thank all the men who came to join the working party. The men had fun along with their labor. More men are needed to help this weekend--Saturday and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Come out with your shovels and boots. Whether you are members of the Sportsman's club or not, your help is wanted and needed. The club has now secured the ground necessary for their rifle and pistol range and the skeet and trap shooting. A clubhouse will be erected on this property. They invite all to come out and learn of their plans. The next meeting will be held on Sunday, 6ct. 14, at 3 p.m. at the McCullom Lake beach house. Reserve j the date. Welcome Party The September "welcome party" was held on Thursday eve- • ningi Sept. 13, at the home of Lyda Radisch, and a warm wel-1 .cpme was extended to the] following newcomers: Audrey' Thompson, Helen Oeffling, Mary Kay Deja, Joyce Pankiewicz, Bee Wuepse, Helga Mecic, Mary Murphy, Kay Brooks and Rose Byhring. Members of the committee attending were Deiores Belohlavy, Evelyn Devine, Arlene Bartos, Pearl Reinhardt and Lyda Radisch. A scrambled letter game was played, with Arlene Bartos winning first prize and Audrey Thompson winning the booby prize. On the guessing game Kay Brooks walked away with the first prize ahd Evelyn Devine was "low man. Chit-chat was very pleasant and animated'and everyone had a real enjoyable evening. After refreshments of coffee and cake, the party reluctantly broke up. (Sorry girls that we missed getting this in last week.) Buy 1)8. Savings Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Bud' McCarthy were honored recently with a visit from Bud's mother, Mrs. Mary McCarthy, from Eldora, Iowa. Debbie is probably having EAGLE - PXCHER TRIPLE SLIDE /UamUium STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Liberal Trade-in Allowance on your old windows and doors. ORDER NOW! Zephyr Ventilated ALUMINUM AWNINGS and DOOR CANOPIES Also The Famoata Zephyr Aluminum ROLL UP ft DOWN AWNINGS ARTHUR BOGER PHONE 840-J 807 Waukegan Rd. McHenry tee, and cake to start off the afterhoon. Later in the afternoon, tjrizes were awarded to Jacquie jf^hrens, B. Hudecek,, Victoria Bottari, Mrs. William Herweg, Dolores Meyer, Mrs. Chuck Mil- The drive for funds for the lake conservation and improvements is under way. This is very important to all residents of Lakeland Park and all around the Lake. They ask you all to donate all you can. Big things are happening! You can mail or bring1 your--donations--to Larry Strandquist, 515 Shore Drive. • ' t X ' * cost of) "ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Cfif the School Treasurer For School District No. 36, MdHenry County, Illinois - From July 1, 1955 to June SO, 1956 RECEIPTS "1 Educational and Building Funds' ' Aggregate Amounts from Each Source County Collector, McHenry County . County Superintendent of Schools, Distributive Fund , Transportation (State and Federal Aid) ... School Lunch (State and Federal Aid) •••. Book Rentals TOTAL RECEIPTS •$ 75,461.48 • 20,703.71 • 2,068.80 • 2,156.46 • 1,780.54 $102,170.99 DISBURSEMENTS Wages and Salaries, > . 1 Aggregate paid to each individual less Withholding Tax, Retirement and other Deductions Merl Thomas. Administrative' Services $ , 4,408.02 Women's Club A special Invitation to all the feminine newcomers to join the Convenient For D^pwtiiig Your Two Above-Average Uividends Paid Yearly Fridays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed All Day Wednesdays Other w@@k days 9 A.M. to 5 P. M. 3% CURRENT RATE MeHiUlY ' SAW8NGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A GUARANTY SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 622 W. Main Street Phonf McHenry % ^tes, the cost is high--a lot higher than any of us can afford to pay. But fortunately one needn't drag along with "half-way" health. Call on your Doctor to help you. Accept his care and counsel. We'll play our part, of course, by carefully compounding the prescriptions he« writes. BOLGER'S Drug Store PHONE 40 108 S. Green St, McHenry, PI. Teaching Services Randall Josserand $ 3,968.19 James Keohane ...... 416.00 Julia Keohane ........ 1,377.80 Rita Foiles 2,844.90 Thomas Foiles.. • 3,145.09 H. J. Zoern 1,074.96 Marian Slavin 2,746.01 Gertrude Brickley .... 2,411.74 Ruth Seeman ........ 3,012.30 Emma Stark 2,109.78 Lorraine Wei^ek 2,321.00 Marvin Wenck 3,298.10 Mrs. H. Stohlgren 3,384.74 Ralph Tolson 1,955.46 Mrs. Charles Vycital .. 561.77 Elr.ie Hoppe 224.00 Lillie Beard 64.00 Lois Sehroeder 36.00 Ruth Oonk 32.00 Boards, Business Offices and Compulsory Attendance Services Gladys Gustavson 1,300.00 W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. . 56.82 General Telephone Co. 257.67 McHenry Plaindealer • 84.45 Old Hickory Farm House 76.13 DeLuxe Printing 48.50 P. O. Knuth 30.84 Elaine Spuchs 10.00 J. Roti 7 10.00 John Conlon 5.67 Alice Norin 10.00 Hammond & Stephens Co. 7.00 Illinois Association of School Boards 53.00 National School Methods Inc. 4.75 Grace Sellek 5.00 Legal Si Accounting Services J<t?lyn, Parker & Kell • 111.10 Earl Walsh 121.15 t. R. Page 140.00 Director of Internal Revenue, Withholding Tax of all ' Employees 5,818.45 iState Treasurer, | Teacher's Retirement 4,623.72 Jlllinoi^ Municipal Re- L tiren^ent Fund, IWtatfbptipay- 4 r y, men ts--Employees & Board. 2,042.35 Custodians & Engineers Salaries Joseph Majercik 634.50 Eldon Diedrich 3,299.46 Ronald McCafferty ... 1,863.80 Text Books J. B. Lippincott 3.12 Tha Economy Co. 216.76 Educational Test • Bureau 44.15 Houghton, Mifflin Co. • 107.81 Laidlaw Brothers, Inc. 63,71 Charles E. Merrill 10.89 Scott, Forsman & Co. • 1,018.69 Science Research Associates, Inc 59.28 Roy Peterson & Co. r • 33.12 World Book Co. 88.95 Warp Publishing Co. • • 35.96 Educational Publishers „ 3.64 Mills Music, Inc. 1.25 Webster Publishing Co. 17.48 E. C. Seale • 44.01 Rand McNally and Co.. 121.60 John C. Winston 90.45 Illinois Pupils Reading Circle 192.25 Illinois Teachers Reading Circle 10.85 Ginn & Co. 4.46 Beckley-Cardy Co. .... 8.38 Stationery, Supplies, etc. Hammond & Stephens Co. 51.43 Model Publishing Co. • 37.11 H. J. Zoern 3J.10 American Educational Publishers 124.50 Beckley-Cardy Co. 842.77 Burgess, Anderson & Tate 463.81 Thomas Randolph and Co i 40.95 Karnes Music Co. • • • • 115.00 DeLuxe Printing Co. • • 45.00 P. O. Knuth 8.23 Scott-Forsman & Co. • • 26.85 Wonder Lake Pharmacy 12.76 Progressive School Register 9.35 McHenry County Film Library 75.40 The Big 3 Music Corp.- 22.50 Science Research Asso ciation 11.66 Libraries Ideals.; Publishing Co. • 6.50 ' Educator's Progress | Service 5.00 ! Ginn ahd Co. 218.45 ! John Day Co. 2.55 i Burgess Publishing Co. 7.14 i McGregor Magazine j Agency • • • •" 49.75 : Laidlaw Brothers • • • • 28.86 World Book Co. 66.22 Webster Publishing Co. .. 3.88 G. Schirmer, Inc. .85 Silver Burdett Co. • • • • 107 Scott, Forsman & Co. • 1.33 National Educational Association of U.S. • 1.51 Fuel Wonder Lake Service Center 69.%, ANNUAL STATEMENT • Of the School Treasurer . For School District No. 12, McHenry County, miiMfti - • . -r From July 1,1955 to June 30,1956 -je RECEIPTS Educational and Building Funds , Aggregate Amounts from Each Source 'i County Collector, McHenry County $ 44,793.Of ^ County Superintendent of Schools; Distributive Fund • 854.2C School Lunch (State & Federal Aid) 433.14 Book Rentals «... 1 -- 401.00 . TOTAL RECEIPTS f $ 46,481.42 DISBURSEMENTS Wages and Salaries, > /" Aggregate paid to each individual less Withholding Tax, Betirement and other Deductions Philip L. Shutt, Administrative Services p « •$ 2,969.56 • , 'A il McHenry County Farmers Co-Op. ... 2,680.03, Water, Light St Power Public Service Co. 955.37 Custodian's Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage Vycitals Hardware ... 136.02 Pauls Hardware 111.41 Elkhorn Chemical Co. • 18.30 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co.. 193.00 Luxor Lighting Products, Inc. 209.94 Ludwig Wilson Co. ,.. 91.94 Turner Products • •. 22.20 Clean Towel Service .. 115.10 Reuters General Store 28.99 Elgin Softener Corp. .. 5.00 Insurance S. S. Vacula Michigan Mutual Liability Co. Horace Mann Mutual Casualty Co. T. P. Mathews 587.48 153.40 201.90 471.08 Transportation of Pupils, to and from School Botts Welding Wonder Lake Repair Shop A1 Schimke Frank Sehroeder Wonder Lake Service ('enter Skip's Auto Repair Shop Ray's Service Station Health Wonder Lake Pharmacy Beckley-Cardy Co. ... Dr. S. L. Ruggero • • • Thomas Foiles Randall Josserand • • • Frank Sehroeder William MacGill & Gertrude Brickley • Turner Products Co. Co. 24.00 240.16 1,174.60 1,248.40 456.71 69.18 119.96 19.36 25.75 33.00 6.00 5.00 6.50 12.01 7.00 18.74 School Lunch School Activity Fund-- milk 1,465.97 Athletics P. O. Knuth Co. 62.90 Field ^rips, Extra Transportation Merl Thomas 358.98 Repairs and Replacements Frank Wendt 223.25 Montgomery Ward & Co. 270.96 McHenry Lumber Co. . 152.03 Anderson Tree Service- 40.00 Burgess, Anderson and Tate 9.40 Wonder Lake Builders Supply 96.10 Vycitm's, Inc. 4.15 Beckley-Cardy Co 7.20 Mike Perrin 6.50 Ringwood Nursery 38.00 Randall Josserand 417.60 Krueger's Landscaping 36.00 The Fabric Shoppe ... 53.75 Carey Electric Co. ... 7.14 Dowe & Wagner 45.40 A1 Horn 31.39 Rockenbach Hardware 2.45 H. E. Buch & Sons 2.14 Main Paint Center • • • • 11.81 Debt Retirement Principal and Interest on Bonds American National Bank & Trust Co. .. 16,274.15 McHenry State Bank • 4,208.12 New Grounds, Buildings and Alterations' (not repairs) R. O. Andrew Co. • • • • 4.00 Kruegers' 25.00 Ivar Fredericksen .... 772.28 Ekstrand, Schad & West ... 729.36 Carey Electric Shop • • 88.00 Teaching Helen Hammond 3,121.02 Harriet Kohler ....... i,479.60 Alice Luebke 2,063.04 Audrey Zetterberg ,.. 1,781.10 Mary Vycital; ; 24.00 Mrs. Paul Raasch ..... 168.00 Manjaret Collier ..... 48.00 Alice Clark 48.00 Elsie Hoppe 24.00 Boards, Business Offices and Compulsory Attendance Services Illinois Bell Telephone Co 157.20 Mrs. George Bossier . 15.00 Mrs. Anton Lisshamer 15.00 McHenry Plaindealer . 41.30 Ray McGee 19.80 Philip L. Shutt 60.00 Albert Krause & Son . 1.80 Metropolitan Supply Co. 9.19 Election Service Lillian Bossier 15.00 William Meyers 20.00 Agnes Freund 15.00 Legal and Acounting Service McHenry Plaindealer • 3.75 Loose and Kinnie 332.55 Earl R. Walsh 58.28 C. R. Page 90.00 Teachers' Retirement State Treasurer 734.44 Director of Internal Revenue, Withholding Tax of all Employees. 1,171.00 • Custodians & Engineers Salaries- Lloyd Freund 4,027.66 Standard Power Equipment Co. ..... 19.65 Text Books School Service Co. 12.44 John C. Winston Co. .. 344.99 Metropolitan Supply Co. 184.91 A. C. McClurg & Co. • • 338.42 Laidlaw Bros. ...v.... 121.15 Scott, Forsman & Co. • 264 39 Houghton, Mifflin Co. • 210.87 The Grade Teacher ... 2.50 Silver Burdett Co. ... 12.96 Webster Publishing Co. 48.97 j Macmillan Co. 74.82 I F. . A. Singer Co. 216.76 1 American Educational I Publications 8.00 A. J. Nystrom & Co. .. 63.85 Educational Test Bureau 20.40 Wilcox & Follet Co. .. 12.96 A. N. Palmer Co. ... 17.48 Stationery, Supplies, etc. Ditto, Inc. 246.02 Albert Krause & Son • 4.84 J. C. Thies & Co. 2.00 Kinwin Slide Film Laboratory 5.40 Ace Hardware 6.50 R. L. Tazewell . . . . . . . . 3.45 Main Paint Center .. • 13.40 A. C. McClurg & Co. . 19.16 Harriet Koehler 3.08 McHenry Plaindealer • 53.10 World Book Co. 4.46 McHenry County Farm- -- ers Co-Op Ass'n. .... 18.90 H. E. Buch & Sons .. - 55.00 New Equipment (Not Replacements) Ivar Fredricksen 25.50 George Justen & Sons • 18.00 Fox Tlectric Service .. 176.15 Reuters' General Store 56.52 The Hubert Co. 197.00 John C. Feyerer 229.00 W. W. Bailey CO . 3,845.60 Harold Sandford 45.00 McHenry Sand & Gravel Co 4,480.05 Pauls' Hardware 62.62 Sanymetal Products Co. Inc. 53.00 Burgess, Anderson & Tate 88.26 Montgomery Ward & Co. 147.27 Tidy Rug Cleaners 16.00 Fresh'nd Aire 169.13 Vycitals' Inc. 15.28 Beckley-Cardy Co. • • • • 91.55 The Fabric Shop 24.32 Wonder Lake Builders Supply 11.08 Total Disbursements $109,460.90 C. R. PAGE. Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of September, 1956. TERRY WILDE. (Seal) Notary Public . • California Test Bureau 19.01 Steffan Jewelry Co. • • 4.9$ S. & S. Petroleum Products • - -. , 2,088.75 j- Water,' Light & Power Public Service Co. 233.5? Northern Illinois Gas Co. 28.27 Prell Equipment A Service ........ - ;... ilJ50 Custodians' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage Ace Hardware • • • - -- 74ii6 " Lee & Ray Electric • • 38.20 Hetterman Sinclair Service 15.© J. C. Thies & Co. 92.50 Turner Products 36.85 J. I. Holcomb Manu- i< facturing Co. i 14.00 Downs Motor Service - - 9.00 » P. M. Justen Funeral Home 4.00 Insurance Schmitt & Conway 57.80 , C. J. Lauer Agency ... . 17410 Jacob Fritz 247.70 Mamie King 247.69 Principal and Interest on Bonds American National Bank & TrUst Co. .. 16,744.40 Health Nye Drugs, Inc. 4.85 School Lunch Freund Dairy 219.36 : J. C. Thies & Co. . . . . . 13.50 Athletics Marks' 65.17 Frank Heybecki 15.00 Rianco's Sport Center - 30.50E4' McHenry Laundry 14.95;#'. I Miscellaneous Other Expenses Fred Wirtz i.... l&sot; Department of Public Safety 2.00«i McHenry Laundry ... ' 16.62 Repairs and Replacements ^ Hettermans' Sinclair ri Service 72.00. H. E. Buch & Sons 107.42 v Fyr-Fyter Products Co. t 20.00; Lee and Ray • • - 20.78U,r Ray Heat & Power Co. 50.25r Joseph H. Hueman & Sons 4.00- Otto Adams 18.38^ Ditto, Inc. 22.9$ Alexander Lumber Co.. 33.29 New Equipment (Not Replacements) Prell Equipment & * Service Co. 1,005.60 ; Arlington Heating Co. . 302.% J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co.- 213.30% Orr Publishing Co. .... 125.00 . Total Disbursements $ 43,262.12 C R. PAGE,| Treasurer'* Subscribed and sworn to before " me this 13th day of September, 1956. TERRY WILDE,; (Seal) Notary Public': 'Gi ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the School Treasurer For School District No. 34, McHenry County; Illinois ' From July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 RECEIPTS Education and Building Fuhd* 4 Aggregate Amounts from Each Source County Collector, McHenry County $11,569.79 County Superintendent Of Schools, Distributive Fund 934.02 : School Lunch ^_• • 319.94 Book Rentals U 77.42 : TOTAL RECEIPTS $12,901.17 } DISBURSEMENTS Wages and Salaries, Aggregate paid to. each individual less Withholding Tax, Retirement and other Deductions L| , Teaching Services Weldon C. Andreas '. ...$ 3.071.38 Hazel M. Heideman .... 2,739.73 Harriet C. Burton 170.00 Ruth Mead 169.20 Elsie Hoppe 10.00 Ferol Tomlinson ....... 30.00 Boards, Business Offices and Compulsory Attendance Services General Telephone • • • • 66.39 McHenry Plaindealer . 16.95 School District No. 10 • • 3.50 Beckley-Cardy Co. 11.30 Paul Walkington 55.00 Legal and Accounting Services Earl R. Walsh 58.28 C. R. Page 46.00 Director of .Internal Revenue. Withholding Tax of all Employees .... 761.90 State Treasurer, Teachers Retirement *.. 872.65 Stationary, Supplies, Etc. E. G. Winters 14.84 Hazel M. Heideman • •. 15.01 Custodians and Engineers Salaries Weldon C. Andreas • • • • 140.00 Rent Harrison School No. 36 . 50.00 Fuel Ideal Oil Co. 562.21 Water. Light and Power Public S.en-ice Co. 144.98 Custodians' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage | E. G. Winters • 65.59 Costello Mfg. Co. - 56.75 Hawley's Market 73.59 Turner Products 79.10 Insurance Earl R. Walsh 354.73 Repairs and Replacements Kruse Hardware Co. - • • 7146 Albert Horn 15.60 (Fred Bowman j ..... 50.00 ! Althoffs' Hardware • • • • 1,509.00 I Paul Zenkv 18,00. ' Ringwood Electric Shop 17 41 I Ringwood Garage 8.85 j Carey Electric Shop .... 72.85 j Harry Hogan -- 12.00 I Jay Walkington 33.00 « All Other Expenses E. G. Winters • - ^ 25.00 School Lunch Freunds' Dairy • 425.94 Book Rentals R. L. Tazewell 338.25 New Equipment (Not Replacements) Beckley-Cardy Co. • • • • 38.75 Alexander Lumber Co. • 86.18 Althoffs' Hardware 10.45 Carey Electric Shop • • .• 58.65 Total Disbursements .. $12,424.17 C. R. PAGE, Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of September, 1956. CEARA V. STOFFEL. (Seal) Notary-Public m