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t fees a major point rent llttlttofl Of the proper­ ty# of a renter, he will ' W 8*£i£g •I and pays taxes on it vo a library card policy was as It must tlihod In the form of a legal roval Is formally tho'November board ie board voted to con- nor non-resident cards iino, ' f 1 the setting of a tudoni rate, the board ktlo the decision until a lue to the possibility of I libraries becoming if NILI. The member- ties possible now- that la within the boundaries II library and will open references to school if (he school libraries do embers, the board felt It if necessary to set a indent rate. which the library director is allowed to spend, without prior board approval. The board also approved the of a video tape recorder ie library has many video tapes available for cardholders to check out, but it owns no video player. Library Director Randy Bell­ inger felt that the addition of the tape player, which will be available on a rental basis, will make the tapes available to those families who do not own such equipment. The daily rental fee will be set at 95 for a 24-hour period, and a por­ tion of the monies collected from rental will be used!to purchase more video tapes. The rest of the rental will be used to defray the costs of servicing the equipment as well as possibly going into an account which will be set aside for the future purchase of more equip­ ment. Once the equipment has been purchased, the board will set policies regarding checking out the equipment. Bellinger reported that Bert Halsey, a representative from the state library, visited the library for approximately one-half hour before NILS formally ended the library project. Belinger said the representative found no problems with the library building, with the excep­ tion of the bathrooms not being act cessible to the handicapped. However, since the library has an active homebound outreach pro­ gram, the library was deemed ac­ cessible to the handicapped and was formally approved by the state library, he said. FORAGE TESTING The new Illinois Forage Testing Laboratory--an analysis lab on wheels-- will be unveiled at the DuQuoin Conservation Tillage Ex­ po for the benefit of Illinois hay producers, marketers and users. All central and southern Illinois farmers are invited to bring hay samples for nutrient analysis. The Tillage Expo will be held Oct. 31 through Nov. 1, west of the Du­ Quoin State Fairgrounds. PAGE 3 - PLAIN DEALER HERALD. WEDNE9DAY, OCTOBER 17.1004 New director lor county community agency Linda R. Hardeland has been appointed as the new executive director of the Community Action Agency for McHenry County. She will be responsible for managing the Head Start pro- rgam at three centers in the coun­ ty: Crystal Lake, Harvard and McHenry, and a home-base pro­ gram in which teachers visit in­ dividual homes to work on educa­ tional activities with children and parents. • Hardeland's most recent posi­ tion was as the site director of the agency's Crystal Lake Head Start Center located In Bethany Lutheran Church. The Head Start program has recently been ctted in national news as a positive force with long term benefits in maximizing the educa t iona l and soc ia l capabilities of the economically disadvantaged child. Those interested in further in­ formation about the county's Head Start program should call (815)338-8790 ft I. the library board .fV"w.?iWibra!̂ r County zoning petition filed Unto, II was still con- • bo a library project jurisdiction of NILS. Ac- the board approved a f pulley, stating that all rooolvo board approval laid. In accordance the board approv- tho electric bill as laymont of the gas bill II to roofIvod soon and to before the next board or ml of I ) ONoeptlon to the policy to purchase of books and 4p to the amount of $500, laced . ( •epairs n M per month to $5. The •tevni from a correspon- •0 to the village in gar- ilteetlon costs by the < waste disposal contrac­ ts Waste Disposal, An- io Raymond alnsl the action. Embrey report, Attorney Michael ndfcated that paperwork ^olerson land and Gravel annexation may be HHtauao the winter season ltd and little work can by ilshod at a gravel pit dur- lime. Id he had observed court infls and felt the village nere "doing a competent to provide a restroom theirs and plans are in pro- Rrovioe andlcapped persons, risen announced that Presi- tlchard Hyatt had returned i hospital Thursday after | home earlier In the week 4perate from his recent il- 1 In tht NATION it No. within the TiiiHSnn? • ANTIOCH i v 1 looodLete >\ hrt S W . llll) IU-H12 •wo wucono* A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by the petitioner Mitchell R. Weisz for an Amendment to the McHenry County zoning Or­ dinance from "B-2" Liquor Business District with a variation to "B-3" General Business District with a variation. The property is located in Hartland Township approximate­ ly one-eighth of a mile east of Hartland Road on the north side of Nelson Road and consists of ap­ proximately one acre. The hearing on this petition will be held on Oct. 18 at'2 p.m. in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. 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'ill'j;1 Iher action, Poper was of- , retained as village at- Oy a vote of the trustees. ^Statement was necessary 19 the a t torney has •ed from his previous law d had to be rehired as an ident attorney. t»en also announced that sen "trick or treat" hours vol for Wednesday, Oct. 31, # ,m, to7p .m. further report, trustee C. »n announced that sewer urn were 81,3ft in arrears, (hose accounts were past days or more,he said, •red letters will be sent to lidents promising official If Ihe accounts are not paid NaSly. ~> •199 Richard Frazier Ml that a wider door will be ad at the entrance to the i hall to accommodate spurgeons MCHENRY MARKET PLACE Spurgen's Hairstyling Center wishes Jan Nystrom "Best of Luck" and introduces Pat Kenyon as manager with a team of very talented stylists ready to serve you with expanded hours! FAMILY HAIRSTYLING CENTER PHONE 385-4520 s Front row, left to right: Bonnie & Pat mgr. Standing left to right: Sandi, Diane & Doris. Introducing Oar Newest Staff Member... 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