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comfort ami P.G. combinod Monk at the K matt »lay at tho K mart Cr WHAT S NEW Plan Concert BENDY S2I 656 LAKE AVE. WOODSTOCK, ILL. - 338-5100 M, T, Th, 8 a.m. • 9 p.m. W, F, 8 a.m. 6 p.m. S. 8 a.m. -4 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY (HKVSIHK Oodgo I Dodge Trucks Real Estate Facts J U\ Yvonne Beer. Executive Officer, McHenry C ounty Board of Realtors). Preliminary results from the 1980 census are showing some interesting trends with regard to urban migration and population. San Diego and San Antonio have knocked Washington, D C and Cleveland out of the top 10 population list of American cities. San Jose was the fastest growing city in the top 30 cities, with a population increase of 36.1 percent during the past 10 years. According to the preliminary statistics, the top 10 cities in population are New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Houston, Detroit, Dallas, San Diego, Baltimore and San Antonio, but both Philadelphia and Chicago lost population during the 1970's. Interestingly, a recent report from the Northeast- Midwest Congressional coalition, a bipartisan group formed in 1976 to determine the regional impact of national policies, showed that the gap between household energy bills in the Frostbelt and the Sunbelt is widening. In New England, the average residential energy bill went from $386 in 1979 to $1,325 in 1980. In the in- END OF SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! BALL AND BURLAP NOTICE Published by direction of the President and the Board of Trustees of the Village of McCullom Lake; McHenry County, Illinois, (Hereinafter referred to as the "Village"). 1. The General Corporate Tax levy for fiscal year 1980-1981 was, sixty-four thousand, four hundred and seventy five and no/100 dollars ($64,475.00) of which Ten thousand and sixty- nine and no/100 dollars ($10,069) was exten­ ded. 2. The proposed General Corporate Tax levy for the Village is expected to be seventy thousand, eight hundred and twenty-five and no/100 ($70,825.00), and the expected extended amount allowable by law will be eleven thousand, two hundred and Forty-one and no/100 dollars ($11,241.00). 3. The proposed General Corporate Tax levy for the village will indicate a .11 increase in the General Corporate Tax levy and will indicate a .11 increase in the extended amount. 4. A Public Hearing on the proposed General Corporate Tax levy will be held on August 25, 1981 at 8:00 P.M. at 4715 W. Lakeshore Drive, McHenry, Illinois. This item is published in com­ pliance with an act signed by the Governor of the State of Illinois on July 29, 1981, which act was known at H.B. 1048 and entitled "Truth in Taxation." „ Village Clerk Village of McCullom Lake Dawn M. Miller (Published: August 19, 1981) No.810407 Officers and volunteer campaign workers from the McHenry area examine poster for the 1981-82 membership campaign of the Community Concerts association. From left, in front, are Myrtle Procter, Ruth Fenwick and Helen Miller; in back, Phil Zack and Mauretta Kopoulos. Members of the board of directors of the Community Concerts association of Crystal Lake, assisted by volunteers from McHenry and throughout McHenry county, are currently planning the 1981-82 membership campaign, which will take place Sept. 13 through 26. This year's season will consist of four concerts, and includes performances by the William Carter Dance ensemble Friday, Oct. 30; James Dick, pianist, Friday, Feb. 19; the Roger Wagner chorale Saturday, March > 20; and folk musicians Keith i and Rusty McNeil Sunday, April 25. Adult memberships, include admission to all four c o n c e r t s . S t u d e n t memberships is for students through hign school age. No single admissions -are available for Community Concert presentations. Concerts will again take place in the auditorium of Crystal Lake South high school, with the exception of the performance by James Dick in February. This performance only will be held at Crystal Lake Central . high. Thousands of brochure^ ^ describing the season have «~*1 already been sent to forme** members and music lovers throughout the area, and include a membership. ;; application form which may < * be sent to campaign .< headquarters at any time.; s • In addition, volunteer ~ workers will be calling residents to inform them of the concert season, and offer memberships in Community Concerts. In the McHenry and Wonder Lake areas, information about the 1981-82 concert season, and about memberships, is available from Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) F e n w i c k , d i v i s i o n chairperson for McHenry; or from membership captains Myrt Procter, 385- 0146, or Mrs. Roy H. (Helen) Miller, 3702 W. Grand avenue, McHenry. Phil Zack of Wonder Lake is membership chairperson for McHenry county areas outside Crystal Lake. dustrial Midwest, however, the average bill went from $367 to $1,150 during the same period, the coalition said. By comparison, in the South, the rise went from $288 to $8% during the 10 year period and in the west,, the figure went from $263 to $676. i Nationwide, the average energy bill rose from $315 to $963 in the 70s. The coalition's figures for 1979 are based on U.S. Department of Energy data; the 1980 figures are bases on 1978 consumption patterns and 1980 prices. The nation's highest average bill was found to be in New Hamp­ shire - $1,450 (up from $412 In 1970), while the nation's lowest average bill was in Washington State at $501 up from $242 a decade earlier. Variation in the size of energy bills is due partly to the type of fuel used to produce energy. 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