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I f y : TOWNSHIP Vn*e 3 - PLAINDEALER-HKRALD. WKD1NKSDAY. APRIL-17.1985 (Continued from p*ge 1) Postal's salary increased by five percent In addition, traveling ex­ penses for Adams and Assessor Ted Pitzen were renewed at tiie same rate as 1984-85. Last fiscal year, Adams' travel ex­ penditures were approximately $6,100 and Pitzen's were ap- Township cents per mile ror gasoline used during township business. In other business Thursday, Rev. Linda Perconte of Mount Hope United Methodist Church, Pistakee Highlands, attended the township meeting with church member Sue Anderson, to get {permission to put up directional signs. Perconte said because people have difficulty finding the church, a decision was made to put up the $120 worth of signs on township street signs. Township Highway Com­ missioner John Regner said that it was against Illinois law and a "bad precedent" to affix other signs to street signs. However, he said he would supervise and aid the church in putting up the signboards in the proper manner. "I see no reason why they can't be put up as long as they're in the vicinity of the fence line and do not block visibility, Regner said. Perconte and Anderson were concerned that the signs, no larger than clipboards, would disappear in the high grass and corn fields or eventually' be destroyed by lawnmowers or snowplows. "$120 is not peanuts to a church our size," Perconte said. "We want to make sure they are seen." Regner could not give any guarantees, but assured the women that his staff would be careful when working around the small signs. Teen drinking will be addressed Women's vote Demonstrating for women's vote in the early part of the century are Joan Sytsma, left, and Lorean Redwanz. They will be featured in Feminine Pllod--kr Ikraid photo by Anthony Oliver Focus when the McHenry Choral Club presents its spring program May 4 and 5 In the McHenry West Campus auditorium. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. Career Training Expo set at MCC Friday morning, April 19, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, McHenry County College and the 13 area High schools will be conducting the third annual Career Training Expo. A no-cost program, the Expo is designed for area residents interested in learning about technical training and re­ training opportunities as well as for area high school students and parents seeking information about technical training op­ portunities available locally through McHenry County College. The event will be held in the college's multi-purpose facility. Participants will have the op­ portunity to visit with technical program faculty, obtain training program brochures and related information and tour the college's training facilities. Counselors from the college will be on hand to answer questions and provide planning information regarding. For further information about WONDER LAKE budget more money for other things," McLaughlin said. Another revised budget will be presented to the board at the next meeting Tuesday, April 23, when the newly-elected board will be seated. None of the trustees-elect were in at­ tendance at last week's meeting. "I wish some of them were here. I'd like to get their input," McLaughlin said. The budget will be subject U> the approval of the new board. BEASIARI* AN INVITATION SING WITH THE FAMOUS "SINGING MACHINE" SKN miidi Jimmy CAHSON MIRV GRIFFIN. P.M. MAGAZINE AND THE WALLY PHILLIPS SHOW. Be a Star dl Orsolini's every Friday & Satur­ day Nile. ( onlrol Ihe mike, become Ihe lead singer, with fully orchestrated bat k-up music. (iet Ihe thrill of singing wilh a live band. Printed words lo over 500 songs, many wilh back-up singers. 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