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Johnsburg Top Ten Students j Twice Told Tales | PAGE 21 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE It. lttl pictures sent to Marlon Moehling, Johnsburg, The top ten graduates at Johnsburg high school are shown above. In top row, from left, they are Inge Dschida, Barb Schmitt, Sally Oeffling, John Armon and Sue Moulis;in bottom row, from left, Warren Hahnula, Phil Kalsch, Brent Birkhoff, Randy Wakitsch and Connie Johnson Senate Okays Fox River Agency Sen. Jack Schaffer, <R Cary), announced recently that the Senate has passed a bill under his sponsorship which would create the Chain of Lakes-Fox River Waterway Management agency The measure is now before the House of Representatives "The purpose of my bill." said Senator Schaffer. "is to improve the waterway in such ways as flood control, boating fishing, swimming, and to promote improved water quality in general "One of the unique aspects of the bill is that there will be no tax burden at either the state or local level except that the agency may charge a user fee in the form of a r e a s o n a b l e ' b o a t registration fee and boat launching fee". The agency would be forbidden from imposing any other tax In addition, at least 75 percent of the money collected from the user fees would have to be used for dredging, water quality projects, and other hands on projects to improve the waterway This prohibition would prevent the use of these funds for a large ad­ ministrative overhead, consultant fees, and ad­ ditional studies Copies of the bill < SB 1174) Can be obtained by writing to Room 309H. State Capitol, Springfield, 111 62706. SB 1174 spells out the boundaries of the agency which shall include the townships of Antioch, Cuba, Grant, Lake Villa and Wauconda in Lake county; and the townships of Burton, McHenry and Richmond, and those east of route 31 in Algonquin and Nunda townships in McHenry county The agency would be controlled by a board of directors consisting of six members The directors would be elected in the primary election of 1982 Three directors would be from Lake county and three from McHenry county, providing they live within the territory of the agency Any resident of a member county and of the territory of the agency may become a candidate for election as a director The directors would serve without pay, except for necessary ex penses incurred in per­ forming their duties. "I sincerely believe that this is excellent legislation," said Sen Schaffer. "which will provide the mechanism we need to maintain and improve the Chain of Lakes- Fox River recreational area We have waited 15 years foi the federal government and- or the state government to come through with a large number of dollars to help save the Chain of Lakes-Fox river area It is now obvious to me that if we want to preserve this natural resource, we must be prepared to do it on our own with whatever state and federal help we can get The Board of Directors will simply get on with the business of making the Chain of Lakes-Fox River region one of the finest recreational waterways in the country" SB 1174 also provides that the agency shall have the power to issue interest- bearing revenue bonds if approved by the voters in the area. It may also acquire, purchase, lease, possess and control dredging equipment along with any other equipment or personal property for such things as preventing pollution and to prevent and control flooding In addition to Sen Schaffer. the bill was sponsored in the Senate by Karl Berning, < R Deerfield > and Robert Kgan, < D- Chicago). In the House of Representative* the bill is a product of the Chain of Lakes-Fox River com­ mission FIFTY YEARS AGO 'Taken from the files of June 4, 1931) At the June meeting of the City Council. Clarence Niesen was present and asked for a permit to rebuild his dance pavilion along more modern lines suitable for year round use His in­ tentions are to rebuild on the Wattles property fronting US 12. adjoining James street His reasons for desiring to build within the city limits are better fire protection, police protection and lower fire insurance rates and as they intend to use more cement and brick in construction the&building will be suitable for a longer season The Kmpire theatre is now running under new management, with Mr Swanson of Antioch having taken a lease on the building Pictures are now being shown every night but Tuesday FORTY YEARS AGO < Taken from the files of June 5. 1941) McHenry merchants welcomed the return of the summer residents this past weekend as the city folks literally swarmed the business districts The influx of people was one of the largest the city has seen in quite some time, certainly in the past several months McCullom Lake residents greeted a welcome sight when a crew of men went about the process of blacktopping the two-mile stretch of road from high­ way 31 west to McCullom Lake. The Suburban Oil company was given the contract and the workers expect to have the road finished by the end of this week. TWENTY FIVE » YEARSAGO < Taken from the files of May 31. 1956) Ten seniors at the local high school will be honored in the near future when their names are carried in a Sunday issue of the Chicago Tribune as outstanding members of their class. The ten were selected by a vote of the graduates They are Kathleen Anglese, John Huff, Ann Lundborg. Robert Cormier, Paul Jessup, Richard Wissell. Kathleen Freund. Dan Green, John Sternickle and Jean Blake Friends were proud to learn that Judy Freund was one of the girls at Carroll college. Wis., selected as a ' ' H i n k y - H o n e y " . T h e "Hinky" is the school year book and the choice of students was made from Brando. Hollywood star. Judy was also one of six finalists in the court of the "Phi Theta Tomato" contest, which is sponsored by Phi Theta Pi fraternity to pick a fraternity queen. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May ^ 26. 1971) Frank Higgins and Patty Koleno were crowned king and queen of McHenry high school's annual junior prom held at Brown's Lake resort. Wis E i g h t - y e a r o l d J o h n captured first place in the Illinois State Catholic Order of Forester's twenty-sixth annual spelling bee, held at Aurora. John won over seventeen other contestants in the junior division of the state, which covered eleven districts. M a y 2 3 w i l l l o n g b e remembered by McHenry's I^ee Mai. It was a shocked, unbelieving and very excited Lee who saw his ball drop in the 13th hole of the Crystal Woods Golf club for what every "duffer" dreams of - "A Hole in One " thraugn? 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