Illinois News Index

McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 14 Apr 1966, p. 16

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ion Two -- Pag® Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday. April 14, 196% BEADING PROGRAM OFFERED BY STATE EDUCATION UlfXT i 'v- ; i^_ The Adult Education unit of the Illinois State library is of fering a reading program, for pleasure, for profit, for educa tipn. The McHenry library can help you take advantage of ihis offer. Here is a wonderful opportunity to enlarge your knowledge in a chosen subject through selected, directed 'tending. Here are a few of the more than 200. courses being offered: From accounting to acting, astrology or astronomy, business: management, cartoons atid caricatures, drawing or drama, first aid pr flower arrangement, geology or graphology, interior decoration, journalism, landscape gardening, library work, mathematics, mental health, nursing, photography, religions of mankind, sex education for parents and children, sheet metal Work, short story, writing, social work, soil conservation, teleyisjon, U.S. Govern Ttient, Wild - life >. conservation, woodworking, writing and zoology. When you choose a subject, ask your librarian for an enrollment card for that course She will send this to the Illinois State library, who in turn will send you a list of aporoximately thirty books suitable for your course. The number o" books required, usually five or six, will be shown on this list. If the McHenry Library does not have them, your librarian will order them from the State library. One or two books may. be requested at a time. When you have finished reading the required number of books, report on your course should be made on the blanks furnished by the State library to your local library and sent to Mrs. Catherine E. Roth, reader's advisor, Illinois State Libary, Springfield. Mrs. Roth will then send you a certifi- Sales Tax Tap State Revenue Source Throughout Country - On a national basis the sales tax was the top state tax revenue source in fiscal 1965. Sales taxes were the best source of revenue in thirty states, income taxes in fourteen States, motor fuel taxes in five states, and severance taxes in Louisiana. In fiscal 1965 Illinois found that its best source of state revenue was the R.O.T. (sales tax) and its related use, service occupation, and service use occupation, and service use taxes--best to the extent of approximately 51 percent. The 1965 General Assembly added another related tax by imposing a rate of 3% percent to the rental income received by persons engaged in the business of renting or leasing tangible personal property. This legislation is being tested in the courts. Thirty-eight states levy a general sales and gross receipts tax. In 1965, about one-third of the state legislatures passed sales tax measures for revenue-raising purposes. The thirty-eighth and thirty-ninth states to impose sales taxes Were Idaho on July 1 arid New York on Aug. 1. The Idaho tax is levied at a 3 percent rate on a base which includes food. The New York tax' is 2 percent, and food is excluded from the tax base. (The New York law also authorizes local sales taxes up to 3 percent which are state collected ) Many ask, "Why can't the Illinois 'sales' tax be removed from the sales of food?" The answer is that under the Uniformity clause of the Illinois ^State Constitution, the tax must apply equally to all sales of tangible personal property to final users. The first "sales" tax act in Illinois was ruled unconstitutional by our Illinois Supreme Court because of the exemption of sales of motor fuel and farm products. cat;e r the course and return your reports. This certificate : has the added advantage of making you a pledge to XI Chapter (Illinois) of ESO (Epsilon Sigma Omicron). Four such courses make you a member, and you will be issued a membership card and permission to purchase a pin. Readers who complete twelve additional courses will be entitled to wear the Torch Guard, ESO's highest award. At the McHenry Library you will find a list of all courses offered, as well as other information. Your librarian, Mrs. Stuart, will be happy to be of assistance in answering questions and helping you get started upon your choice of reading courses. COURT BRIEFS Appearing in Branch 3 court before Judge John Kaufman, William J. Vavrik of 2016 N. O r c h a r d B e a c h , Mc H e n r y , pleaded guilty to unnecessary noise and was fined $15 and $5 costs. GOODWILL PICKUP "This is housecleaning time and all householders are faced with the problem of disposing of no longer wanted clothing, shoes and household articles," Agnes T. Adams, local Goodwill Industries representative reminded this week. The Goodwill Industries truck will be in this area, Friday, April 22, to make pickups and solve the housecleaning problem. For pickup service, call 385-0863. Clifford J. Jensen of 902 N. Plymouth avenue, McHenry, was fined $10 and 55 costs for driving on the wrong side of the road. A $15 fine and $5 costs were assessed William D. Paul of 3609 Young street, McHenry. He was found guilty, in a trial, of negligent driving. Michael F. Ziesk of 2616 W. Emerald court, McHenry, was fined $30 and $5 costs for speeding. John R. Andrews cf Libertyvillc was fined $22 and $5 costs for speeding. Robert Mate hen of 4126 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, appeared in court 1o answer two charges. He was fined $10 and $5 costs for failure to dim lights and $25 and $5 costs for putting glass on the highway. F©t SPRING BEAUTY Let Us Remove Winter Sings, Flemishes and Rust From YOUR CAR! SEE GORDON JENSEN For a Reasonable Estimate! at C0LLM11M1E BUICK - OLBS 907 N. Front St. (So. Rte. 31) McHenry, 111. PHONE 385-7200 Hardware W©oIk Sp©s5@l HEAW ®OTY LAWNiAK Pull type; spring braced. 22 teeth, 4'/j' fiandl®. Reg. 3.99.: ^ t W 19-INCH POWER MOWER Remote controls on handle; 2'/2 hp 4-cycle engine, rewind starter; 4 wheel settings; safety engineered. LOFTS FIRST AID Proper mixture of fertilizer and 1 lb. bo* grass seed for stubborn areas; 1 f%f% aids soil. ••VU 7/16' JSHEiS LAWN FERTILIZER 20-10-5; non-burning; provides both quick-acting and slow release nitrogen. Covers 5000 sq. ft. Reg. 4.35 2.99 FERTIUftu GREEN VINYL HOSE 75 ft.; 8 year guarantee. Reg. 3.29 2.88 Hardware Week Specials WS'FlfV Hardware Week Special! SAIF-Y-MASTER® ALUMINUM LADDERS 16' EXTENSION LADDER--Heat-tempered aluminum alloy for lifetime strength and safety. Exclusive Alflo rung joint makes rungs spin-proof and ladder twist-proof. Swivel safety feet and safety jj 88 locks. Reg. 19.95 20' EXTENSION LADDER -- UL approved. High strength aluminum; 3" siae rails; molded jend caps; safety sfioes, rope, pulley, spring-loaded locks. Twist-proof Alflo rung joints. % Reg. 29.95 IV STAND-OFF BRACKET Cfc READ THIS -- THEN ACT! Tons of merchandise was ordered for drar new store in Naperville -- weAvarehoused our goods in each store's warehouse -- our new store is not ready --- we have to move the goods -- so now THE BIQ MOVE IS ON >-- Hfcirry in for tremendous values at savings up to 50% and much more.: We must help you to help ourselves -- you'll be delighted at the quality and savings. ; Open Every Nite .Free Parking Friendly TermS Free Delivery illll I MAPLE |Double Dresser] BOSTON ROCKER with Mirror Regular $119.95 10W $1195 1 To Sell WHITE EARLY AMERICAN Dresser and Mirror Regular $169.95 §^.95 1 To Sell Reg. $34.95 NOW Twin Size PLASTIC Only 6 To Sell 40" Formica Top 3 fcj E § K Regular $49.95 13-195 4 To Sell Holds ladder 12" away from building to permit working to top. Heavy duty aluminum, 40" span. Non-mar safety tips, spring clips and chain. Reg. 5.95 3.99 I IIIBHiKflflWKt"'- "^18 VYUTALS 1228 N. Green St* I-hone 385-0098 McHenry 111. 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