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Tax bills being mailed Pa*** 17 - PLAINDK4I.ER-HERALD. VI K^ESUAV. MAI «. 1*K> Gary W. Verdung, McHenry County treasurer has announced that 1984 real estate tax bills are scheduled to be mailed from the courthouse early this week of . May 6. First installment payments will be due on Thursday, June 6; the second installment will be due on Sept. 6 / The failure of the taxpayer to receive a tax bill does not affect the liability for payment. The total amount of 1984 taxes is $84,991,832.28 as compared to $80,999,650 for last year. "Many . of our local taxing districts have increased their rates this year to compensate for the dip in the assessment levels. The average tax bill has gone up about five percent in most areas of McHenry County," Verdung- stated. "Also, we encourage all Zoning board sets hearing A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by petitioners McHenry State Bank, Trust No. 2989 s and Riverside Development Cor­ poration, an Illinois Corporation for an amendment to the McHenry County Zoning Or­ dinance from "A-l" agricultural district to "B-3" general business district. The property is located in Nunda Township approximately at the intersection of Route 176 and Bay View Beach Road and is presently improved with a one-story brick and block building formerly used as a school. It consists of ap­ proximately 10 acres. The hearing on the petition will be held on May 8, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock. All those who are interested may appear and be heard. taxpayers to use the return - envelope for mail payments of their tax bill. We will return a paid receipt if the taxpayer will send us the entire bill with their payment." All persons 65 years old, during 1984 or earlier, are en­ titled to the elderly exemption if they lived in the residence on or before Jan. 1, 1984. Those who believe they qualify for the exemption of $2,000 should . contact the supervisor of assessments, phone (815) 338- 2040, as soon as possible, before payment. • The countV treasurer's office has a tax bill information Hotline. Call (815 ) 338-6403 or 6404 if a tax bill is not received or, for further information about real estate taxes. Entries invited to 4-H - beef show The Richmond-Spring Grove Community Clovers and Gophers 4-H Club is sponsoring a Junior Beef Preview Show at tfie Woodstock Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday, June 8 and 9. The show is open to anyone ages eight through 19 as of Jan. 1, 1985. Over $1,000 will be awarded as prize money with $200 for Grand Champion, $100 for Reserve Champion and $100 for Heifer Grand Champion. There will be 10 market classes, eight breeding classes plus Showmanship competition. Prof. Carl Herschenger, the beef specialist from the University of Wisconsin- Madison will be the judge. All cattle entered must have health papers. For rules and entry form write, Barb Howe, 4714 Ottawa, Wonder Lake, 60097, or call Gerry Carey, (815) 675-2890. • . ... • ' *:v ' i * % - * m r Up Plalndealer Herald photo by Anthony Oliver Springtime means baseball and not just for the big leaguers. School downed tree became the bench for those waiting their turn at bat. is out and the diamond behind East Campus was free one day. A CAMP DUNCAN YMCA WOMAN'S FITNESS CAMP CAMP DUNCAN YMCA PAY CAMP IS FUN! SUN. JUNE 2 THUR FRI. JUNE 5 m mm v m Mimes The daily program of exercise includes jog- (giiig, aerobic fitness, yoga, hiking, biking (bring your bike),- swimming, archery, water fitness, volley ball, crafts, sailing, massages and much ore! ecial evening activities will include lec- self defense for women, square dancing, scuba diving and skit night. 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