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DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30, 1979 DEPOSITS Interest Transfer-Sewage Fund Total Receipts TOTAL AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1980 PAYROLL ACCOUNT BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1979 RECEIPTS: Transfer - General Account Total Receipts TOTAL AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS McHenry State Bank BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1980 ANNEXATION ACCOUNT BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1979 $ 1,752.16 -0- $ 95.92 70.00 165.92 $ 1,918.06 -0- $ 1,918.08 -0- $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 13.24 $ 1,086.76 $ 755.00 spurgeon's. Art Needlework SALE Now thru September 14! Hurry in for Best Selection and Save 20-34% Use Our Free Layaway P lan & Save for A l l Your Fa l l & Winter Pro jec ts McHonry Ma rke t P lac -p McHen ry IL D a i l y 9 - 9 S a t u r d a y 9 - 6 S u n d a y 1 0 - 5 The road to saving money is paved with good intentions However good intentions are not enough A lot of folks would like to save, but they just can't seem to find their way. That's where we come in. At Marengo Federal we're making it our business to help you . just like we've helped thousands of McHenry County residents over the past fifty-four years. For example, one good way to save is to set aside a fixed amount of your gross pay each pay period We can help you determine what amount is right for you. to suit your budget and your goals. Another good thrift liabit is to pay yourself when you're paying your bills Just write yourself a check each week or rrionth and send it via our free save-by- mail envelope We will promptly deposit it into your savings account. And if your money is received on or before the tenth of any month, you will earn interest from the first of that months----- One of the oldest and still the best ideas for saving money is to deposit all loose change that you find in your pocket or purse into a coin bank at the end of each day You'd be surprised how much money you can accumulate at the end of each month money that would otherwise be spent. Then deposit that money in your savings account and start earning your­ self more money In other words, there are many ways to start and build yourself a savings account We'd be happy to sit down and discuss the best and easiest way for you Why not stop in or call any of our four convenient locations for more informa­ tion If you find saving your money is a hard thing to do. you're not alone We Can Help! Marengo Federal Savings & " and loan association" MARENGO: 200 E. Grant Hifhway* 815/588-7258 . McHENRY:4400 \N. Rout* 120« 815/344-1800 • tWOOOSTOCK:11SCa*s Street • 815/338-2800 WOODSTOCK ORIVE-UP: Rout* 47 and Calhoun Street • 815/338-7440 CRYSTAL LAKE: 550 Barley ltd. A Rt. 14 815/455-4300 (Continued from page 18) Sewage Fund Account Wauconda Nat'l Bank (Bonds) TOTAL RECEIPTS TOTAL AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS: Ace Hardware Burns Equipment Co. Chapman & Cutler Clark & Barlow Hardware Clow Corporation Commonwealth Edison Crystal Lake Herald Director of Labor-Division of Unemployment Employers Insurance of Wausau Gallagher, Arthur J. Great Lakes Fire & Safety Equip Hamer,Schuh& Baker Hornsby's Family Center Hyatt, Richard Illinois Bell Telephone Interstate Electric Supply Island Lake Sanitary District J&LOil, Inc. enry Office Su Plaindealer tank Note Company Oxford Chemicals. Pay ton Chevrolet Reliance Safety Equipment Co. Schmidt, Charles Sentry Insurance Snap on Tools Corp. U.S. Post Office Village of Lakemoor- General Account Warren Associates White, John Withrow, Goldie (Petty-cash) Witte Lester & Company Zerox Corporation Check Printing - (new checks) TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 33,000.00 15,137.06 148,518.87 160,328.40 $ 175.54 402.00 250.00 101.70 297.40 652.10 21.90 163.03 218.50 913.00 228.62 794.00 4.38 500.00 177.19 78.00 19,851.83 374.17 152.52 8.77 312.15 204.95 137.00 319.14 468.48 9,480.00 496.55 168.38 513.40 357.18 45.00 11,892.49 1,091.91 50.00 130.00 2,400.00 262.73 16.54 $53,710.55 RECEIPTS: Interest Total Receipts TOTAL AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS Transfer - General Account BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30, I960 $ 32.42 32.42 $ 787.42 224.59 $ 562.83 In Police CERTIFICATE ...----^ountv, Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing report of casn receipts and disbursements for the fiscal year May 1,1979 to April 30, I960. " " Village of Plaindealer issue of September 5* 1880. Dated at the Village of Lakemoor, McHenry County, Illinois this 3rd day of September, i960. BARBARA NEJEDLY, Treasurer-Village of Lakemoor McHenry County, Illinois ATTEST: Pacita R. Morrison, Clerk, Village of Lakemoor * , (Pub. Sept. 5,1980) Singers Open Season The McHenry Choral club will begin a season of rehearsals Monday, Sept. 8, that will conclude with the singers' fortieth anniversary program next Spring. Practices next week will be in preparation for the annual holiday presentation the first weekend in December. All rehearsals are at 8 p.m. Mondays in the East campus music room. Anyone over high school age is welcomed into the mixed chorus.There is always a special need for tenors. A McHenry man was arrested after he threatened to strike McHenry Police Sgt. Patrick Joyce with a barstool at the China Light restaurant, at the corner of Green and Elm streets, last Saturday. According to McHenry police, Sgt. Joyce was waiting for another officer when the incident occurred. Michael Zeller, 22, of 702 S. Route 31, McHenry, became loud and when Joyce told him to calm down and go about his business, he picked up the barstool. An unidentified person relieved Zeller of the barstool. The police said Zeller then went after Joyce. A complaint was signed and Zeller was arrested Tuesday on charges of assault and battery. McHenry County Sheriff's police responded to a report of a disturbance last Monday and while attempting to restore peace at the home of James Race, 2507 Olive, McHenry, one of the people became uncooperative, refused to identify himself and pushed investigating officers. Charles Kegel, 39, of 200 Forest avenue, Fox Lake, was charged with ob­ structing a peace officer. Bond was set at $1,000. Sheriff's police were called to another dispute, this one occurring last Saturday at a home on Rich­ mond road, near McHenry. When the police arrived, the dispute had ended, but one of the participants left the residence in his car. Police saw the car driving in the wrong lane of Richmond road and stopped it. Roger Barbara, 20, of 112 Sheridan, McHenry, was arrested for driving with a suspended license and driving in the wrong lane. Bond was set at $1,035. When Sheriff's police arrived at the intersection of E. Wonder Lake drive and Wooded Shore, where another disturbance had been reported, they were told one of the participants had just left in a pickup truck. Hie police stopped the truck and arrested Michael Sullivan, 24, of 7514 Seminole, Wonder Lake, for possession of cannabis. Bond was set at $35. t A report of a man with a knife wound brought police to the emergency room of Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. Douglas Fierstein, 22, of 6720 Giant Oaks, Wonder Lake, told police he had fallen on Woodstock Square and an open pocket knife had injured his leg. The original report was PAGEJ* - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. lf» TL - - o police and improper display I n r & Q t o f p l a t e s . W f Jon K. Muse, 20, of 2800 Myang, McHenry, was arrested by McHenry police for driving with a suspended license. On Sept. 1, Kurt G. Poger, 26, of 605 S. McHenry avenue, McHenry, was arrested after his car was seen traveling in an erratic manner. Poger1 was charged with driving while intoxicated and improper lane usage. Dennis S. Kopinski, 21, of Chicago, was arrested by McHenry police for driving with open liquor in a motor vehicle. Larry G. Bras tad, of 4526 Lakewood, McHenry, was ticketed for driving in violation of restriction. . Edwin G. Nyden, of 8433 Cicero, Chicago, was picked up by McHenry police for a Kane County Sheriff's department. that someone had inflicted the injury. A knife-wielding vandal slashed the tires of three vehicles Sunday night. Dale Anderson, of 515 Mineral Springs, McHenry, reported that two tires on his car had been slashed, as did Robert Sutton, of 103 Emerald, McHenry, and Janet Prather, of 5212 W. Hunter drive, McHenry. Ms. Prather's car had been parked at the Snug Harbor restaurant when the incident occurred. An auto abandoned on W. Wonder Lake road was found dented and with broken windows by police Tuesday. According to the police report, the parked car had apparently been pushed off the roadway by another vehicle. The vehicle owner, Lorrie Swearinger, of 506 Kimble, Wauconda, said the vehicle was in good condition earlier that evening. Donald J. Pedersen, 26, of 7310 Trey road, McHenry, was arrested by McHenry police after his car was stopped for driving with one headlight. The police said Pedersen got out of his car slowly and then fled into a nearby field. Pedersen was charged with driving with a suspended license, fleeing ana attempting to elude Educational Note A chorus girl gets her education by stages--a college girl by degrees. -Jax Air News. Keep Looking Man is not rational: he keeps looking for home atmosphere in a hotel and hotel service at home. •Farm Journal. CASH BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1980 $ 6,617.85 SANITARY SEWER PROJECT FUNDS BOND & INTEREST SINKING FUND ACCOUNT BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1979 $20,024.67 DEPOSITS -0- Interest 834.85 TOTAL AVAILABLE $20,859.52 DISBURSEMENTS Farmers Home Administration 14,519.18 BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1980 $ 6,340.34 Today saving your money is easier said than done... but We Can Help! BOND & INTEREST RESERVE & REDEMPTION FUND BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1979 DEPOSITS Interest Transfer-Sewage Fund Total Receipts TOTAL AVAILABLE DISBURSEMENTS BANK BALANCE AS OF APRIL 30,1980 $ 1,918.08 *, -0- $ 1,918.08 165.92 -0" $ 95.92 70.00 $ 1,752.16