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Resident raises by Carol A. Steves Plaindealer newsservice At a recent neeting of the Board of Trntees of the Johnsburg Pnlic Library District, a resident of the district whose iands are on the outermost naches of the boundaries, acpressed the board regarding tfe possibility of being removm from the district. Mr. and ftp. William Cristy, who have li«d in their home for 57 years, lire on Wonder Lake Road nex/ to the Harrison School, which is in the McHenry School Diftrict. Mr. and Mrs. Cristy sajd their children have attended/Harrison School and McHenry High School and have always'J used the McHenry Library for research of school projects, as wefl as for leisure reading. Cristy stated that he has nothing against the John­ sburg Library,tout merely was surprised at teing included in the district, ince he has no reasons to be In the Johnsburg area on a regular basis. He said he felt no bitterness toward the lifrary and, in fact, feels that libraries are an im­ portant part < the community. He questione the board as to the reasoninj for including his farm in the bundaries. Randy Bjllinger, library director, stied that the in­ clusion of tlj land came about when the /library district boundaries feed to be changed before the acond referendum. The orignal boundaries SETTLEMENT Governor! amesR. Thompson and Attorney General Neil Hartiganaiiounced that a court settlement/has been reached with four okhe 18 defendants for clean-up f the state's most serious hazardous waste site, located near Greenup in Cumbered County. It is estimate* that clean-up costs may reap or exceed $2 million. Defend^ts in the suit who agreed |o a partial Consent Decree are Aluminum Com­ pany « America, Northern Petrohemical Company, Petrol^ Corporation and Cam- Or, SECTIQN2- PAGES- questions about library districting followed the school district is officially considered a project boundaries, of which Christy's by NILS, all bills are currently land is not a part, and when the being paid by NILS and that r ed i s t r i c t ing occur red , p rocedure wi l l con t inue un t i l t he Bellinger thought to straighten out the boundaries on the western edge. However, he pointed out to Cristy that should he get a library card at the Johnsburg Library, that card would be good at any number of libraries that are also a member of the Northern Illinois Library System (NILS), including the McHenry Library. Cristy pointed out that his library tax would be ap­ proximately $170 per year, while he only pays $20 per year at the McHenry Library, but he added that the money is not the problem. In fact, he stated that he would gladly become a part of the McHenry Library District because he feels libraries are important. His main concern was that he considered John­ sburg "very much out of the way" for him and he saw no benefit in being included in the district. The board was sym­ pathetic to Cristy's feelings and agreed to further investigate the possibility of disconnecting his lands from the district. Cristy thanked the board for its consideration and stated, "Every school should have one (a library). Good luck in your endeavor." After Mr. and Mrs. Cristy left, the board voted to contact the district's lawyer to find out how to proceed in the case. They also indicated that they do not wish to set a precedence and decided that any resident of the John­ sburg School District would not be allowed to disconnect from the library district. They agreed that Cristy's case was unique because of his location. A report from the budget committee indicated that&the library will have a deficit by the end of the year and it will be necessary to obtain additional funds to meet the financial needs of the library until tax monies become available next July. The committee will be investigating the possibility of applying for state grants. Alk>, because the library still POOLS N STUFF E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U N E E D 300LS-SPAS-SAUNAS U.P.5. * D.N.L DROP OFF STATION HOURS M0NFR! 10-9 SAT ft SUN 10-5 l 8 1 5 4 5 9 - 0 5 0 0 C R Y S T A L L A K E P L A Z A Sale 1.99 12 exposure developing and printing. » Sale 15 exposure disc 2.59 24 exposure color roll 3.99 36 exposure color roll • f 5.99 Movies and slides (20 exposures) 1.49 Bring us your film for developing. And get quality; dependability and service. It's the JCPenney Picture Promise! * Ask for details at your JCPenney Camera Department. Eilm sale prices effective thru Monday, June 25th. I t s 50% off Famous name photo frames. 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It includes 48 to 49 public libraries, as well as many special libraries (i.e. school libraries) and all state university libraries. Its main purpose is to provide a resource to supply information where necessary. Currently, NILS is working on providing a computer link-up with all member libraries. Each library will need to bear the cost of the computer terminals, but what the cost will be is not known at this time. It will be several years before such a system is in complete working order, he said. "Hie board voted to hold its meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 3 in the library building at 7 p.m. All district residents are invited to attend and address any of their concerns to the board. Mnn., TUPS., WED.. Thurs., Sat. 9 AM to 6 PM Fn 9 AM to 9 PM 20 Ft. Roll LAWN AND GARDEN EDGING R.W. LIQUIDATORS 63 N AYE R ST.. HARVARD, II 3012 W. 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