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<V:S AN ORDINANCE MAKING THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR'" 1968-1969 I I ' . . . L i I BE IT ORDAINED BY THE^ CITY COUNCIL of the City of McHenry, Illinois; SECTION 1. That it is deemed necessary in order to defray the necessary expenses and liabilities of said City for the fiscal year, that there be and there hereby is appropriated to provide for the general tax levy and other revenue for the current fiscal year, the aggregate sum of Seven Hundred Thousand, Six Hundred and No/100 ($700,600.00); that the object and purposes for which said appropriation is made and the amounts appropriated for the same are as follows, to wit: Debt Service: Interest on bonds $17,437.50 Maturing bonds 35,000.00 Public Property; Salaries 4,000.00 Improvements 35,000.00 Material and supplies 2,500.00 Labor and repairs 2,500.00 Telephone 1,500.00 Light, gas and heat 1,600.00 Tree removal 3,000.00 Office rent 1,200.00 New equipment 8,000.00 Mrs. Richard Pickett, outgoing president of the McHenry Legion auxiliary, and Robert Einspar, outgoing commander of the post, present gavel to the new leaders of these organizations, PLAINDEALER PHOTO Francis Pickett, post commander, and Reba Owen, auxiliary president Joint installation ceremonies were held last Saturday night at the Legion home. Musin' & Meanderin (Continued from page 1) brought to us, personally, four new friends in the person of Gieim and Giadyce Edwards, Pearl and Shirley Williams. We can test describe them as "real people". A Public Pulse letter in this issue seems worthwhile reading. * We devoted an entire column recently in behalf of retaining the residential character of Waukegan road and another to renewing a prior effort to keep the ., exterior of Landmark school intact. Our words in this area included no thought toward any efforts by individuals or groups of individuals who might have personal gain in mind. Perhaps naively, it has been our impression that any changes were intended in the name of community progress, even though we were in disagreement with the proposed plan. Our Public Pulse contributor has another opinion. Of one thing we are sure - a full year after the Landmark question came into its own-the school's future hinges very closely on the outcome of Waukegan road zoning. Perhaps the link wag closer than we realized in Juty of 1967. TWO KILLED AS YOUTH DRIVES NEW CAR HOME A 17 - year-old Woodstock youth and an 82- year-old woman from that city were killed Monday evening a short time after the young man had purchased a car. The dead were Roger G. Weber and Mrs. Anna Kutscha. Roger's father, George Weber, looked on, unable to help as he watched the fatal crash occur at the intersection of Rt. 176 and Union road, east of Marengo. Weber was following his son's auto on a return trip from Marengo, where the auto was purchased. Young Weber was driving north on Union road and proceeded into the intersection at between 55 and 60 miles an hour, without stopping, according to a statement made by his father. Mrs. Kutscha was a passenger in the back seat of a car driven by her son, Walter. They were the county* stwenty- second and twenty-third fatalities of the year. Board Okays Bids For Work On East Campus (Continued from page 1) cepted. Mrs. Candase Koerper was employed to replace one of them, and Phillip Glatz was offered a contract to teach math and tennis. A tentative budget was presented for study by the board. Adoption will be on Sept. 17. The next meeting will be held Aug. 20, at 7:30 p.m. With three members, Donald Weingart, Dr. Leslie Krieger, and George Freund, absent, the remaining four board members with Dr. Carl Bergstrom, superintendent, and the school architect went into executive session. A representative of an area newspaper questioned the nature of the discussion to be held and was informed it pertained to personnel. - USE THE CLASSIFIEDS Those were mighty sweet sounds that emanated from the city band shell last Thursday night as the stage band presented its weekly concert before an enthusiastic crowd. McHenry "music lovers have demonstrated for many years, by their One attendance, that they appreciate this talented, aggregation. driving through the countryside we often find our way into various subdivisions in the community. Couldn't help but get a lift from the several flags flying proudly in the breeze in the Whispering Hills area. fearer home, at Johnsburg, we were once again impressed with the great talent for woodworking that belongs to Clarence Smith. The detailed work on a couple of windmills would do credit to a skilled, sighted craftsman. Without prior knowledge of his long record of expert worksmanship, one could hardly believe that these many products were the work of one who long ago learned to compensate in other ways for the sight taken from him. K.A.F. City Passes Appropriation For $700,600 (Continued from page 1) soon as restrictions can be relaxed. In line with state law which requires policemen to be hired on a reeular basis, Mayor Doherty appointed Robert Lamz as city marshal. The marshal and deputies will be under the supervision of the Chief of Police. Members of the City Council met with county and township officials Tuesday night to discuss planning a road to connect Crystal Lake road with Illinois Route 31. One plan would connect Bull Valley road with Idyl Dell road. Another location discussed would follow the line between McHenry and Nunda township. Further study will be given to this by county officials. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 8812 West Elm Street Phone 885-0170 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, 111. Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher MEMBER 1 9 E 8 Adele Froehlich, Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER . |AS^)C0T1^1 MIMHKH.'M.'.H.'.llfli SEMI - TRAILER DESTROYED Children playing around an Eagle Food store semi-trailer in the McHenry Plaza parking lot Wednesday evening, are believed responsible for the fire which completely destroyed the truck. Except for cartons and a few other items, the truck was empty. Passersby saw youngsters throw something into the truck shortly before the blaz@e started. Best Bcerfpin in Town CAR WASH CENTER Tflfc CAR KECPOTC QfAmmc** Automated WE WASH: 38 Seconds No waiting Stay In Car PROTECT VOUR INVESTMENT WASH IT WOW I Hot Wash Hot Rinse Hot Wax Self Service / More Soap More Water More Pressure scellaneous 2,500.00 .Police Department: > Gas, oil and expense ' 5-A 6,500.00 f$ftew equipment 8,000.00 ^.Pension fund transfers ^ 1 4,000.00 V; ^Sundry 2,500.00 '• A%ater and Sewer System: Salaries $45,000.00 Equipment purchases 5,000.00 Equipment maintenance 5,500.00 . Labor and repairs 5,000.00 ' Power 10,000.00 ' Meters 6,500.00 1 Billing services 2,500.00. ; Auditing 1,000.00 Insurance 1,500.00 New construction 50,000.00 Engineering 7,500.00 Supplies 6,000.00 Sundry 3,000.00 Interest on bonds 6,130.00 Maturing bonds 10,000.00 Legal fees and court costs [ 1,000.00 Employees State Retirement 1,500.00 Legal Fees and Court Costs 7,500.00 Band 2,000.00 Marshall, Deputies, Desk Men 20,000.00 City Attorney 800.00 City Clerk 5,000.00 Zoning ' 1,000.00 Mayor and Aldermen 7,000.00 Treasurer 500.00 Supt. of Public Works 12,500.00 Board of Health 100.00 Clerical 7,500.00 Streets and Alleys: Salaries 40,000.00 Lighting 15,000.00 Street lights and repairs 2,000.00 Materials and stpplies ' \ 15,000.00 Construction - streets 20,000.00 Snow removal 9,000.00 Labor on streets 7,500.00 New equipment 8,000.00 Gas, oil and expense 4,500.00 Street signs 1^200.00 Storage of equipment 1,500.00 Miscellaneous ' 500.00 Off-Street Parking: Rental 4,000.00 Acquisition and maintenance 20,000.00 Miscellaneous 500.00 FRI., JULY 19, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - £G. 5 Loss and Costs of Collecting Taxes 23,000.00 Engineering Civil Defense 4,000.00 600.00 Planning Commission 4,600.00 Administrative: Employee's State Retirement System 6,500.00 Sidewalks 3,000.00 Auditing 1,000.00 Special Salaries and Wages 2,000.00 Supplies 1,500.00 Election expense 1,500.00 , Insurance and bonds 8,500.00 Contingent 3,532.50 Parking Meters: Salaries 5,400.00 Repairs and supplies 1,000.00 $ew meters 1,500.00 Motorcycle 1,000.00 Miscellaneous 500.00 Police Pension Fund 21,000.00 Op Public benefit 9,000.00 $700,600.00 eral appropriation made by this Ordinance may be expended in making up any insufficiency in any items in the same general: appropriation and for the same general purposes or in a like appropriation made by this Ordinance. SECTION 3. /L "riiis Ordinance shall take ef^f feet from and after its passage, approval and publlca,- tions, according to law. Passed this 15th day Of July, A.D., 1968 Approved this 15th July, A.D. 1968. | Donald P. Doherty " > Mayor of the City of ' McHenry, Illinois ATTEST: Earl R. Walsh City Clerk c ; Published: July 19,1968 &m&H6 , • f | Printing and Publication 3,500.00 Salaries: Police 56,000.00 Library: Expansion Salaries Operation $5,000.00 15,000.00 7,000.00 SECTION 2. All unexpended balances of any item or items of any gen- GO CLASSIFIED i&»*r "el# A ' " , fi$ 32* COMPARATIVE CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET Marenp Federal Savings and Loan Asmiation 7&. •ill Jfii ivr*, T S'k :vA '*>'! >U RESOURCES First Mortgage Loans Improvement Loans Loans on Savings Accounts Real Estate Sold on Contract , Real Estate Owned or en Judgement Cash on hand and in Banks U.S. Government Securities Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank Office Building and Fixtures Prepaid Secondary Reserve Other Assets TOTAL RESOURCES June 30,1967 $19,287,449.42 221,699.09 84,777.14 297,625.18 58,971.69 940,290.92 1,142,272.89 200,000.00 348,526.70 156,678.50 21,045.43 $22,759,337.16 June 30,1968 $22,719,472.31 277,999.05 92,346.47 #• 340,398.12 ^ 20,285.55 512,772.78 1,530,783.58 200,000.00 485,724.57 222,699.04 28,109.29 ** $26,430,590.76 «*-! •i J 3ES ami RE< Savings, Investment, & Certificate Accounts Loans in Process Advances Federal Home Loan Bank Advance Payments for taxes and Insurance Deferred Income Other Liabilities General Reserves TOTAL LIABILITIES AND RESERVES $19,988,326.91 372,682.48 none 142,165.92 81,496.16 90,114.80 2,084,550.89 $22,759,337.16 FACTS 01 For The One Year Period Increase in Mortgage Loans Increase in jSaviings Accounts Increase in Assets Increase in Reserves Ratio Reserves to Savings Dividends Paid to Savers $22,735,215.88 489,702.78 500,000.00 211,495.01 95,499.50 139,294.16 2,259,383.43 $26,430,590.76 $ 3,432,022.89 2,746,888.97 3,671.253.60 174,832.54 10% 947,458.68 MARENGO federal savings amsS loan §3§§Matioi 200 East Grant Highway 568-7258 -- Marengo, III. BAY TRUCK WASH WATCH FOR THE SPINNING COIN West Route 120 Next to Phillips 66 And Rudy's Drive-In DO mutual at GGJWJ NORTE?! otuso HIS.