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Thursday, August 10, 1961 THE McHEUHY PLAINDEALER Page Three Radio Desk Men o POST 491 These three men have been employed to provide twenty-four-hour fire and police call service at the city hall. The new system, which received the approval of the City Council earlier in the summer, went into effect this past" week. From left to right, the men are Richard Lemker, Edward Tussey and Win Hageherg. Early School Opening At Wonder Lake Is Debated Harrison school starts classes Monday, Aug. 28, and Ihe term ends Friday, May 25, according to an order passed by the Harrison school board at its last meeting. This is 178 school days within the ninemonth period. Several parents had attended# the last three board sessions seeking to have classes start after Labor Day. Recognizing that public sentiment, based on a poll made in June, seemed to favor a later opening date, the board authorized formation of a committee to study the 1962-C3 calendar year. Its recommendations are i to be made no later than Feb- j P^liy, 1062, when teacher con- j tracts for the following year | usually are signed. Supt. M. F. Thomas stated i several reasons favoring I he I early schedule of classes. These i were countered by opposing reasons that favored the later date. Families Tolled Mrs. Clarence Stahl headed a^ommittee of five that polled FR families from a list of 185 names. She reported 7.'i percent were in favor of the nostholiday school start. The b-javd felt the need for further study and expressed itself that some inconvenience might be incurred if the date were changed too close to the scheduled t w e n t y - e i g h t h o p e n i n g . T h e committee to study the issue is t& be composed of two board nrcmbers, two teachers and Thomas. A motion to appoint two F.T.A. members to the committee died for lack of a second to carry it. The board, in other actjons at its Aug. 1 meeting, directed Thomas to appoint a committee to include teachers, lay public menbers and civil defense officials, to develop a l^ogram of handling students should an air raid occur during school hours. This is to be reported on at the next meeting Sept. 5. The board also awarded n bid to McHenry Coop, to furnish the school with 30.000 gallons of No. 3 fuel oil at a net cost of 11.9 cent per gallon, subject to a maximum 1 cent per gallon market change durim£ the year, and to Standard Oil at Wonder Lake for regular grade gasoline at a net cost of 29.9 cents per gallon for school bus fuel, towing services if needed to be furnished" without charge. New Accounting Method Thomas, in making his financial report to the board. noted that a new accounting method has been set up which i is new to school districts in ; ; this area. It ofters more satis- : | factory methods, and enables i ' complete financial summary : statements quarterly through- j | out the year. I ; For the past fiscal schorl i year, Thomas reported the dis- ; triet was $13,700 under its ' ; a c t u a I income of $176,809. • i Some $8,900 of the deficit was j : attributed to a higher rale of j yax non-payments, mostly personal property taxes, during j the last taxable year. Actual The McIIenry County council meeting was held at the Fox River Grove American Legion home on Aug. 4. Sixtytwo members and several guests attended the meeting. The Fox River Grove drill team posted the colors. Mae Cliesuk installed the following officers for the coming year: President, Winifred 11 amnion; first vice-president, Hazel Purvey ; second vice-president, Elsie Jordi; secretary, Iolene Biangardo; .treasurer, Marion Karlov; historian, Pat Macko; chaplain, Jerry Eberson; sergeant-at-arms, Evelyn Messman. Attending the meeting from the McHenry unit were Mary Einspar, Marie Howe and Ruth Mracliek. Helen Corey, 11th district director from Woodstock. announced the winning of the state S.A.L. competition by the Viscounts Drum and Bugle corp. The McHenry unit President Mary Einspar made an appeal for donations to help expenditures during the school year amounted to $189 918, he reported. The board also approved an offer by James L. Bixby to serve without pay as its public reporter to local newspapers and radio stations. Rixby, who owns a publicity firm in Chicago, also is publicity chairman for the Harrison P.T.A.; and is president of Hickory Falls association, a property owners' subdivision at Wonder Lake. ANNOUNCEMENT CLA1HHEI BEAUTY SSHH<O PPE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY. AUG. 12 We Will Accomodate All Patrons On Thurs. & Fri. Evenings 1'ntil 9 o'clock By App't. 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Green St. Drug e EV 5-4500 CUSTOM HOME SUJIDERS FRAME OR MASONRY Our Finest Asset Is A Satisfied Customer We Will Furnish You With A List For References • IF YOU D0NT WANT TO 1 1 1 We Have The Finest Remodeling Crew In The McHenry Aroea . PATHOS m pay the expenses for the Viscounts to travel to Denver to enter into the national S.A.L. competition. A special meeting of the McHenry unit was held on Aug. 7., with twenty-four members present. A motion was made to give financial aid to the Viscounts Drum and Bugle corps. The motion was unanimously carried. The first social meeting will be held on Aug. 21. There will be refreshments and games, so plan to attend this evening of getting acquainted and fun for everyone. Peggy Gairelts ROYALTY RUNS IN FAMILY OF NEW 4-H QUEEN Royalty seems to run in the family of Cindy Jack^gn of Richmond, who was named 4-H quetjn of the 1961 McHenry County fair last Friday night.. Her mother, the former Vivian Whiting of Ringwood, was a graduate of the McHenry high school and soon afterward was named to the court of the city's centennial queen. Reigriing with Cindy as 4-H king was David Gardiner of Solon Mills. The fair queen was Patricia I^ars^m, 17-year-old senior at Cary "high school, who was selected Thursday night. She is a statuesque blonde from Fox River Grove. Miss Larsen was crowned by last year's queen, pretty Judy Hans of McHenry- Miss Larson will now represent the county in the Miss Illinois contest in Springfield. COUNTY BOARD SEEKS UNIFORM CURFEW LAW (Continued from Pajje y\ £ Of this amount. $42,000 of the increase ib the result of two elections scheduled for 1962, as well as the fact that the county now has seventyfive precincts. This year, there was only one township election. Increases were noted in fifteen accounts of the budget and decreases in others. The amounts of in».reases were as follows: County clerk, $16,900; sheriff, $9,000; coroncr, S800: superintendent ofS^hoois, $500; court house and jail, $1&44U; court house, $893.75; probation officer, $1,300; supervisors, $5,- 000; county zoning, $12,000; elections, $42,700; jail repairs, $500; Illinois Municipal Retirement, $4,000; mechanical business machines, $10,000; dependent children, $10,000; "TB -/- patients, $27,500, bringing the total of $144,533.75. Decreases were in the accounts of county highway, $75,000; court house annex, $15,000; and judiciary, $1,600, with a total of $91,600. The April sales tax was announced at $7,891.24 and the county share, $7,417.76. The justice of the peace collections for the year have amounted to $6,115, and the totals for June were $2,890. In the local justice court, fees amounted to $233 and fines, $106. Members learned that building permits for 1961 had reached 128, compared to 124 for 1960. Allow Zoning Change The board vot-ed in favor of allowing a conditional use for ! the construction of a new j school on ten acres on the I north edge of Ringwood. on i petition of the Ringwood school j district. Action was taken as an emergency measure so that construction could be started this month. Approval was given the employment of a rabies enforcement office for the county, for the purpose of reducing the number of stray dogs.* Edward Jelinek of Rt. 120, McHenry, is being employed for this position and the program is expected to become effective Sept. 15. Opinion was divided on the question of giving $1,500 to the county farm extension service for salary increases and office equipment in excess of thenfunds available from the state of Illinois. Supervisors Dean and Smith of McHenry voted against the gift. Adams passed, and Weingart voted in favor ol the proposal. Jaycees Hold Bicycle Rodeo All young McHenry are$ bicyclists are invited to compete in the bicycle rodeo and to take part in the safety of their vehicles which is being , sponsored by the Jaycees. j Chairman Tom Nick reports ! that present plans call for this ! event to be held later this ; month. Contestants will be entered in two classes. Class I ! composed of contestants up to ^ the age of 10, and Class II for , 10 and over. i Future meetings of the Jay- , cees will be held the third ' Tuesday of each month at 8 . p.m. at the home of Davo ' Ladd in Lakeland Park. Machinery Mb Ail Types and Sizes (No Job Too Large or Too Small) For Prompt, Fast and Efficient Service call EV 5-4645 Al's Welding & Repair Service 4021 W. Main St. McHenry, IU. Fir AMCKICA'S ONE AND ONIY "COMPACT of the AIR" the Brand New IPER Colt ISA**1 *OV>* OWN cot* YES, we've got the Piper Colt, Amcr> ica's newest sport/training plane. So astitfc 1 safe, so easy to fly that youH be ftv- easy10 teacb \ agiazed. 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