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Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/ April 21, I960 Village of Sunnysid© LEHMAN HOME SCENE OF SOCIAL MEETING, APR. 23 * Irma Gun I her - Kcporter - EV. 5-5484 Don't forget the social Satuvdav, April 23. at the home of Ed and Betty Lehman. It was decided that there will be no social in May because Pistakee Terrace will be having its idnnpe at the Community club and we will go there instead. Animals on the Loose It seems that dogs aren't the •Only ones running loose be- X!:uiso thriT sure are a lot of. rats around' that never were I ' eve before. It is cruel of peo- I pie to just dump their animals ! wherever they please. If they j don't want them they should j bring them to the dog pound. Birthday (irretlngs Belatedly To Elizabeth Metzger who celebrated' it a week ago., Enster Vacation We had our son. Fred, home for a week and the Mecko hous£ was a happy one also because daughter. Carol, was home for a week" also. Teachers College Just north or the village construction will start this spring on a Teachers College staffed by the Selesion order-of Turin. Italy. Father Peiina of New - <j York is their representative. This will, be a five year project j with 20 acres to be completed j each >ear. Tlfis college will , teach all trades and will be for all faiths. These buildings are i being built on the old Miller ' farm site. and this is not a religious .worship service. The picture is approved for Protestant and Catholic Christians. Residence Change TAX FACTS Those wTio attended the1 Mount Hoix> Methodist church in Pistakee Highlands were pleased with the inspiration of the services. Sunday school is j at 9:30 every Sunday, and the j Morning W orship at 11 a.m. | Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. On Sunday. April 24. in addition ro the regular services. ' 'here will be a showing at 2 i pra. of the wonderful picture I "The King of Kings". The picture takes almost two hours Mrs. Lydia Brewer a h d daughter, Irene, have moved from. Chicago to the, Beck place on F<5x stieef. Mrs. Birdie Felcman, a former McHenry resident, has returned from California and is making her home in one of the Noonan apartments on Green street. Her daughter, Mrs. Isabel Twaits. arrived Friday from Daytona Beach. Fla.. and will reside with her mother. m a t ft EST MAT 4 -Ll-LiJ U, I • Lil'l. I ..LI 1.. .1.1.1 Jl A * E VJ E w_ ST a_ E I T .... w %.r,rfn^rm POLIO COLLECTION ~ The amoUnt of S2.050.1T taken in for the polio.drive this year was excli|sive; of the $400 froiti the testimonial dinner for Ray McGee, long time McHenry poli? drive chairman. The total collected reached $2,505.- 17. THE FAMILY CIRCLE: Nowdfiys, with boy scouts, girl scouts, school and church partics. etc.. the average family circle means that parents go around with their children. j The Illinois Municipal Re- ; tirement "Fund, an administrative structure for 2,000 par- , ticipating municipalities, is well discussed in the February issue J of the Illinois School Board I Journal. ! According to the author, j James F. Glasgow, director of I public relations for the IMRF, • of the 2,000 municipalities pdr- | ticipating, approximately 1,400 j are school districts, and of : the 43,000 participating em- ; ployees, about 35 per cent, or 115,000, are, school employees in i the non-teaching classification. The IMRF board is really i administering 2,000 separate retirement systems. The experience of the various participating mulYieipalities is evaluated separately, and the percentage rate charged Jo ah individual municipality is} based on its own experience. The obligations and the accounts receivable of fhe municipalities are administered separately. The retirement system can be described as a personnel tool for three reasons: (1) it provides a means to assure efficiency of the working force over a long period of time. As A summer-ful of Flowers planted in Minutes VILLAGE OF SUNNYSIDE MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS The above map shows the new limits of the village of Sunnyside and the section zoned for business. The shopping center which will be started soon in the village will include the following stores: Piggly Wiggly. a drug store, an apparel shop, a shoe store and a laundermat. Alfred May or any of the trustees can be contacted for further information. IL •until Vt MlM '• 1 ^ haw**8**0" 0» "" "-0*1 71 -if -r gpisnu MM***" NEW... £-2 PLANTER with Vigoro added. A colorful, preseeded roll-out garden that blooms till Fall. Plant on slopes, level areas... can be cut to size. Mat protects seeds from birds, elements. Simple planting instructions. 15 ft gardpn ONLY 98*. NyeDrugs, Inc. Phone EV 5-4426 employees' efficiency reduces, this device serves to move them but with a self-supporting income from both IMRF and Social Security. (2) It is an inducement in the recruiting of personnel -- the death, disability and retirement benefits serve to attract new employees. (3) It promotes career employment, and thus effects a savings on the cost of turnover. With respect to municipality costs, the rate depends upon the experience in the individual municipality. The rate, which is expressed as a percentage of payroll, is determined* each year, and takes into consideration such factors as death, turnover of. personnel, and prior service. The average rate for all municipalities participating in IMRF for 1959 is 9.08 per cent. The normal cost rate (5.17 per cent) is an average rate for all municipalities. The prior service rate provides for the amortization of past service costs over a period of forty years. Irv order to keep the cost of providing disability benefits in line (now 1 per cent of payroll) the fund is conducting a comprehensive examination of its disability rolls, with the view of elimin-s ating any malingering and assuring that benefits are being paid to those who are entitled to them. The administration costs of the Fund are 0.4 per cent of payroll. As Mr. Glasgow well stated in his article, it is the responsibility of the local administrators in the municipalities to see that the plans works well. They should take an interest in the program and see that employees are informed. fyoil 3)au^fderA Support the Cancer Drive On April 14. a Job's Daughters meeting was held at the McHenry M a s o n i c T e m p l e . Parents' night is planned for April 28, with fun and refreshments lor all. Many new activities have been planned for the future, and it is hoped all members will attend these meeting^ NOTICE .- - - " • -- «»r " ~ ;. • -- New Location --- Dr. Leonard A. Kratz (formerly of 306!ij W, Elm St.) NOW A* £ 205. W. Elm St. In Mark's Marine Center Bldg. Phones: Home -- EV 5-3329 -- Office -- EV 5-0339 tiVif if BIG 9*12-F#. CUT PILE COTTON RUGS Mr m-; CRYSTAL LAKE STAMP CLUB TO HOLD EXHIBITION The Crystal Lake Stamp club announces that it will hold its fifth annual stamp exhibition and bourse on April 30 and Max } in Me baUropm Qf the Martinetti restaurant on Highway 14. The exhibit will be open to visitors on April 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on May 1 fx*om 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. More than one hundred frames of the prized philatelic acquisitions of club members will he shown and as an added feature the very valuable and nationally famous J. Witwer Rumsey coin collection will be on 4>sPla>' under Pinkerton supervision. Admission to the exhibition is free. - Washington. D. C. plays host : to about 300 conventions year- : ly. 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