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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Annual Financial Thursday, December' lfol9ft&uT SillllA ly 'iiilife " " ' i f - Air [ Force ROTC Cadet William James Funk of McHenry, receives' the 1965 Space-Age Leadership award from Colonel Russell P. Strange, commander of the University of Illinois Air Force ROTC. Cadet Funk received the award for demonstration of exceptional leadership abilities in his activities with the cadet-led 190th AFROTC Wing at the University. Funk, a sophomore in the college of commerce is a 1964 graduate of McHenry high school. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Funk, reside at 3109 W. Lincoln, McHenry. How Can I ? Q. How can I remesh a zipper that has pulled out of its slider? A. Remove the slider to the open end, hold It loosely, and insert the end tooth on the pull- °ut side into the slider where it belongs. Be careful to hold flat the rest of the zipper in front of the slider, so close they a?mcst touch. If you are holding them correctly, you can hold the ends of the tape s') Hie slider pulls up and meshes the teeth. Q. How can . I bring out the full flavor of raisins and dates? A. Try soaking them in a little boiling water for about five minutes. Two tablespoons of boiling water for each half- Cup of fruit will be satisfact o r y . , • \ . . . . . Q. Wljat can I do if I need an extra-large ptece of wax paper, qpd have tally a few smaller'pieces? . . A. You can seal thejBe - together with a hofcJron." Q. How can I make sure of the removal of cosmetic stains on the necklines of gome of my dresses I am washing? A. A .good .hair shampoo rubbed into these stained a^eas before the dresses are put into the washer will leave the fabric clean and fresh-looking. Q. Have you any ideas on the repair of a leaking fountain pen? A. You can often cOpe with this little problem by covering the threaded grooves on the barrel of the pen with coior'egs fingernail polish, allowing this to dry before replacing the cap. Q. How can I prevent fat or oil from spattering out of my frying pan? A. A little salt sprinkled in your frying pan will usually prevent these "explosions." Q. How can I do a good job of cementing wood to metal? A. When cementing wood and metal together with household cement, first soak the metal piece In acetone. Be careful not to touch the surface after soaking, an«v| the household cement will make a good bond. Q. Can ycu suggest a formula for making a good underarm deodorant at home? A. One very good one consists simply of bicarbonate of soda diluted with water. This is also a body deodorant-- just add a little bicarb to your tub cf bath water. Q. Please suggest an easy, safe, and mild bloarh I can prepare at home for my hair. A. One £00(1 one is comprised of a cup of 15 per cent alcohol, a drop of two of glycerin, and juice of a lemon. Q. How can I mend broken chinaware? A. Try a cement made by mixing plaster-of-paris .with the white Of egg until it is creiamy, applying this as you would any commercial cement. . Q. How can I clean off smoked-up areas on a brick or stone fireplace? A. ('Over with a paste made of concentrated anion la and' powdered pumice, letting thtt remain for about two hours, then scrubbing off with hot water and soap. NURSE MEETING Jessie M. Scott, chief of the division of nursing in the U.S. Public Health Service bureau of state services, opened the Illinois Nurses' association pro. ' gram meeting on the impact of federal funds on nursing, Dec. 13 and 14 in Springfield. Attendance was from all twenty of the constituent district nurses associations in 11- inois including District sixteen Nurses' association which covers Lake and McHenry counties. the president of this district is Faye Benhain. OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY and NEW YEARS DAY -- Make Your Reservations Now -- • Newly Decorated • Luncheons Served Daily • Friday Fish Fry SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO AL'S 3 P.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 19 ./ *'» AL'S.WHITEHOUSE Phone 385-9892 Route 120 4- Johnsburg Road Ringwood School % For The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 DISTRICT NO. 34 -- COUNTY OF McHENRY GENERAL: ' 9.25 Size of district in square miles 1 No. of attendance centers 4 No. of full-time certified employees 0 No. of part-time certified employees No. of pupils enrolled per grade: 0 No. of full-time non certified employees 1 No. of part-time non certified employees 68.83 Average Daily Attendance 69 Average Daily Enrollment Grade. No. pupils. 5 11 7 11 Tax Rate By Fund Education Building .913 .101 Total district assessed value (1964) Assessed value per pupil in A.D.A $ Assessed value per pupil in A.D.E $ Total bonded debt June^O, 1965 $ ^Per ccnt of 1964 Assessed Value obligated currently Value of: Land $ Buildings $ EqififJm^nt $ Transportation .017 $3,125,738 45,412 45,300 8 Total 10 69 Other Working Specify Total Cash Bond Rate .050 .332 1.413 105,000 3.35% Teachers ar| name, show experience a; surate wr liste^_Jie¥jB-- by aining and e Commenange. DEGREE 11 yrs. and over Salary Range $5,000 to $5,600 Luana Lumber Landon Arline Vanetta Mecklenbcrg 4,065.22 113,052.70 2,733.00 Barbara Smeakal Gene Lianas Joyce Lianas Barbara Slater All other salaried personnel; name and gross amount paid. Henry Aissen $1,560.00 J. P. Walkington Gloria Ritt Supplies 168.85 172.21 112.40 356.31 176.75 314.35 128.70 200.15 206.47 121. 544.18 Services 3416.70 788.13 154.80 721.11 522.93 190.50 1447.42 360.00 Outlay B.A. DEGREE 6-10 yrs, exp. Salary Range - $6,000 to $7,000 Arthur Smejkal SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS At $18.75 per day Mrs. Owen Richardson James Hermes Sue Breneman Violet Van Landuyt List, by vendor, aggregate gross amount paid per each category irrespective of fund. Capital Vendor's Name U. S. Treasury Dept. ... Field Enterprises American Book Co Laidlaw Bros Beckley Cardy Co Woodstock-Dist. No. 72 • Scott • Foresman Co. • • - Harper - Row Co Allyn & Bacon J. S. Latta & Son General Telephone . Northern Illinois Gas • • Public Service Co. .;... Elgin Paper Co Sto'ffel & Reihansperger Teacher's Retirement .. • James Mclntee Follett publishing Co. . Webmor Dairy .......... WeiSer Bus Service ... McHenry State Bank ... American National Bank 800.00 18173.48 10122.00 For the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1965 (CASH BASIS DISTRICTS) RECEIPTS: Taxes From Governmental Divisions • Student and Community Services Transpor- Working Bond St Educational Building tation Cash Interest . . . 3 9 , 5 7 2 . 5 0 3 , 1 3 9 . 1 4 2 6 4 . 0 0 7 7 8 . 8 0 1 5 , 0 0 9 . 5 1 ... 3,806.29 180.00 612.00 Total 3416.70 168.85 172.21 112.40 356.31 788.13 176.75 314.35 128.70 200.15 154.80 721.11 522.93 206.47 190.50 1447.42 360.00 121.82 544.18 800.00 18173.48 10122.00 Site & Contraction UXflkUd. A GALA CELEBRATION that Includes 7-Course DINNER and ALL You Can Drlhk PLUS -- Dancing, Hats, Noise makers, Favors, etc 2500 In the Main Dining Room Only LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Reservations Limited Additional LIVE ENTERTAINMENT at our Open House Celebration PUBLIC INVITED / 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. JOHNSBURG, ILL. Phone 385-1475 MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR A NIGHT • * . OF • " " * FUN & FROLIC! Book Rental .. V....r. Sale of Supplied .... ' School Lunch ......... ' Other Student Services .Expense Reimbursement . ©ther 364.37 35.43 317.34 60.00 22.80 91.60 Fr£, TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS ..$44,270.33 NON REVENUE RECEIPTS: Return of Imprest Funds • • • 300.00 Anticipation Warrants Issued ...... 15,600.00 Loans from-and Repayments from Other Funds . Payroll Deductions •' 4,942.92 TOTAL NON REVENUE RECEIPTS Beginning Balance - Cash on Hand July 1, 1964 ....... ADD Receipts (Revenue and Non Revenue) ;....• 65,113.25 TOTAL 68,057.02 [LESS Disbursements (Operating ; and Non Operating) • 54,671.60 Ending Balance - Cash on Hand ; June 30, 1965 13,385.42 Tax Anticipation Warrants Outstanding June 30, 1965 14,900.00 Net Cash Position July 1, 1964 ......(15,340.43) Net Cash Position June 30, 1965 • •( 2,415.63) $3,139.14 $264.00.. .$778.80 $15,009.51. 2,000.00 3,100.00 88.50 .....$20,842.92 $5,188.50 ...... 2,943.77 213.72 8,327.64 8,541.36 5,115.46 3,070.00 1,400.00 1100.00 $4,470.00 $100.00 2G4.00 264.00 778.30 778.80 (1,290.44) 19,479.51 18,189.07 13,170.35 100.00 100.00 3,425.90 264.00 778.80 5,018.72 2,000.00 2,291.49 1,403.97 264.00 778.80 560.00 (390.44) 4,458.72 (100.00) In compliance with the statutory requirements to publish a record of district information, the foregoing is certified correct to ^ of y belief. . PAUL WALKINGTON, School Secretary or Clerk. 40Et8 Chef De Gare, A.J. "Tony" Kirchberg of McHenry . County Voiture 5T& of La Societe des Quarante Hommes et Hui Chevaux, announced at the last promenade that "The little Voiture with a Big Heart" would continue to -operate at full speed through the holiday season in order to fullfill the obligations of the voiture programs set forth by the Cehminot Locaux and the Voyageurs for the coming year. The December Promenade was set for Wednesday Dec. 15, at the American Legion home in Huntley. After the promenade a joint Christmas party was scheduled by V. 578 of the 40 et 8 and Cabane 578 of the La Femmes. An issue that will be brought forth is the possibility of presenting an additional nurses scholarship this coming year due to the success and efforts put forth by Cabane 578 in conjunction with that program, namely the Schlachtfest that was held last month. Should this additional scholarship be awarded for the coming year, that will bring the total oi Scholarships awarded to deserving residents of McHenry county to the sum of thirty-one by McHenry County Voiture 578 of the 40 et 8. With the continuing rise in tuition and schooling of these nurses, the voiture will maintain a full speed ahead effort to raise funds through additional programs. Hugh J. Saynor Sr. Publcieste & Photographeur McHenry County V. 578 Forty et Eight Read the Classifieds XMAS TREES Largest Selection of Scotch Pine & Balsams in McHenry DON'S Dairy Frost '/z Block East of River Bridge w a .. - • • mamd IN HIS HUT IN THE CITY PARK Saturday 1 - 4 Sunday 1 - 4 Starting Monday. Dec. 13, Daily 3 - 5, 7 - 9 Register For $500 In Prizes At These McHenry Merchants BIMBO'S GENEVIEVE'S JEWEL TEA CO. NATIONAL TEA GEM CLEANERS ACE HARDWARE WAHL JEWELERS THE BEAUTY BAZAAR CAREY APPLIANCE, INC. BARBIAN BROS. GROCERY RIVERSIDE HAIRSTYLING McGEE'S STORE FOR MEN RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET GLADSTONE'S DEPT. STORE AGATHA GIFTS & CANDIES SCHREINER'S STANDARD SERVICE COAST TO COAST SCHAEFERS MARKET BEN FRANKLIN NYE DRUG GIES SHOES FM RADIO & TV McHENRY FS, IXC. BUSS FORD SALES RIVERSIDE BAKERY TODDLER SHOP THS: CASUAL SIIOPPE LEE & RAY ELECTRIC SHAY'S MUSIC WORLD TOY & JUVENILE SHOP THE FASHION SIIOPPE ERNIE'S SPORT CENTER ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. HORNBY'S SNUG HARBOR EUROPA MOTORS MILLSTREAM DRUG RUCK'S HARDWARE JUSTEN FURNITURE WHITE'S MEN'S SHOP RICHARDS CLEANERS WAUKEGAN MEAT CO. VYCITAL'S HARDWARE McHENRY STATE BANK BOLGER'S DRUG STORE McHENRY PLAINDEALER CHAIN 'O LAKES TRAVEL