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')iL V i ^VW..y-; •*" / T.v-.-.Hr,'.V'<5^ • Tkurtday, Angvst$, 1980 & ii REPORT IH PUBLICATION t*» liWMfcip 44, ftme 8 East, lHWy frnty, Illhith. Hr Om year endiag Jiw so, itso. ..W-.'IH. 8. W. BBOWS, 11. Tewashlp Trauirtr. Ami ftlnrbil af ttd Ttwaihlp ThMirn to# ' PabllcaUon Ttwiihip U, Range 8 East, lie* Henry Coanty, Iliaois From Jnly 1, 194*, to. Jane 30,1950 DISTRICT ACCOUNT DISTRICT 10. U Be lid lag Fanl Receipts' - IM^Tnly 1st, 1949 # 95,814.48 District Taxation . 1&£51,73 £11 Other Sources (Include tulttoa Paid Privately 184,220.00 47.47 .74 1117,158.88 $117,158.88 X; • 120.63 Ist68.05 968.28 mm #6,8 Total Receipts. $222,388.38 Net Receipts 4: $222,38§,38 EDUCATIONAL FOB . ' - ' Receipts . Balance July 1st, i949 $ 3,348.17 Distribution of trustee/. 393.74 District Taxation ' 8^58.97 • Total Receipts $ 8,998.88. 'v JJet Receipts . ... $ 8,998.88 BUILDIN0 FUND Expendltares Salaries, Janitors and Engineers (Less Derdutions) 83.10 Ioaurance - 19.50 Repairs and Replacements 117.60 Total Operating Ex- •penBe $ 220. New Grounds, Buildings and Alterations (Not Repairs) . 144,441.63 New Equipment (Not Replacement) 169.42 Cash on Hand June* 30, 1950 | «7,557.23 f" TOTAL $222,388.38 I EDUCATIONAL FUND Expeadltareg Boards, Business Offices and Compulsory Att. Services 60.95 Legal and accounting Services 182.16 Administrators, Super-. visors and Teachers Salaries (Less Deductioins) 3.238.70 Janitors and Engineers Salaries (Leaa Deduc- ' tions) 360.00 F«el 542.02 Water, Light and Power 84.10' Janitors' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage 24.08 Transportation of Pupils to aad From School ............. 15.90 Health 8.80 Other Expenditures .... 36.75 Repairs and Replacements -- 5.90 Total Operating Expense | 4,559.36 Caah on Hand June 30, VMS* $ 4,439.52 $ ; TOTAL $ 8,998.88 (Not 800.25 11,935.75 $ 6»^82.96 18,421.94 All Other Sources (Including Tuition Paid Privately atad Trans portation) Received From Other Township Treasurers Total Receipts Net Receipts BUILMVG Expenditure^ Salaries, Janitors and Engineers (Leas Deductions) Insurance Other1 Expenditures Repairs and Replacements Interest on Bonds Total Operating Expense New Grounds. Buildings - and Alterations (Not . Repairs) :... „ 96,643.07 New Equipment, Replacement) Cash on Hand June 30, 19*0 ; 100,603.72 TOTAL : $275,661.69 ^ EDUCATIONAL FUND ^ .'.Expendltares. boards. Business Of- / - fices and Compulsory Att. Services ' Legal and Accounting Servicel Administrators, Supervisors and Teachers Salaries (Less Deductions) Text Books "... Stationary, Supplies, «®tc- - • Libraries Janitors and Engineers Salaries (Lefts Deductions) Fuel ... Water, Light and Power Janitarti' Supplies Freight, Express and Drayage Insurance Transportation of Pupils to and From School Health Night Schools .........i.. Other Expenditures .... Repairs and Replacements Interest on Bonds Interest on Ant. Warrants - Interest on Teachers' Orders Total Operating Expense $ 89,488.97 New Equipment (Not Replacements) 1,410.20 Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 26,259.71 TOTAL $li7,168.88 775.27 i$54.74 <3,350.23 . 142.79 1,352.67 461.06 1,881.96 2,337.87 984.48 886.83 858.25 11,124.90 ; 1,551.69 135.00 79496 ^ 915.01 66.25 9.39 16.42 EDUCATIONAL FUND li|nalllan|i> •<-** • - v Board*, Business Of- - fices and Compulsory1 - 4 Att. Services #>; , ti.il Legal and Accounting Services Administrators, Supervisors and Teachers Salaries (Leaa Deduc* tions) Text Books .. Stationary, Supplies, - etc Libraries Fuel : Water, Power, Light Janitora' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage Repairs and Replacements i :sr 7.10 10.49 09.14 59.35 20.00 639.46 .. 66.85 69.28 56.70 Total Operating Ex- .. . pense $, 1,218.40 Cash on Hand June 30, 7 ' 1950 «. TOTAL $ $19.62 7,138.02 DISTRICT lfk'/M . BUILDING FUND ' •; ^V. Receipts balance July 1st, 1449 $ 3,029.32 District Taxation ........ : 7,943.13 Sale of School Bonds 40,000.00 Premium and Accrued . Interest on School Bonds 70.00 Total Receipts ......... $ 51,042.45 Net Receipts " $ 51,042.45 EDUCATIONAL FUND „ Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 $ 6,425.56 Distribution of trustees 1,828.34 District Taxation 23,682.89 All Other Sources (Including Tuition Paid Privately and Trans-. portation) 286.50 Total Re<teipts $ 32,123.29 Net Receipts $ 82,123.29 . * BUILDING FUND Expenditures Insurance Repairs apd Replacements;../.. , for •er&tj 87148 $51.14 788.12 1,926.74 1*600.00 DIS1 BU DISTRICT NO. U BUILDING FUND Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 $ District Taxation Sale or Rent of School Property All other Sourcea (Including Tuition Paid Privately) Received From Other Township Treasurers - 27,060.10 23,251.71 1.Q85.00 .. 223,452.03 lIKal Receipts > IJNet <Recei 812.86 $275,661.69 $275,661.69 FUND eipts : EDUCATIONAL Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 $ 23,590.51 Distribution of trustees 7,460.29 District Taxation 78,197.67 1,448.72 1,731.62 3,180.34 3,180.34 iTitltlT NO. S4 ICWNG FUND Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 $ District Taxation Total RecpiptS $ Net Receipt* : $ EDUCATIONAL FUND Bereipts ftalance July 1st, 1949 9 Distribution .of trustees District Taxation All Other Sources (Including Tuition Paid Privately and Transportation Total Receipts $ Net Receipts ....... f BUILDING FUND Expenditures Salaries, Janitors and Engineers (Less Deductions) $ 42.74 Insurance 96.31 Repairs and Replace- . . ments 915.19 Total Operating^Ez- f pense |^>65.24 New Equipment (Not Replacement) 42.60 Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 $ 2,082.60 Total $ 3,180.34 Total Operating) Expense b, Bonds Retired New Grounds, Buildings cand Alterations " • (Not Repairs) >t 30,465.24 New Equipment (Noi^<> Replacement) ° 37.24 Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 ^$ *17,113.23 TOTAL $ '51,M2<45 EDUCATIONAL FUND Expenditures , ' Boards, Business Offices and Compulsory Att Services Legal and Accounting j Services Administrators. Supervisors and Teachers Salaries (Leap Deductions) 142.34 419.70 Text Books Stationary, etc. Libraries .... Supplies 16,240.90 283.06 231.29 4.95 Janitora and Englne«eg Salaries (Less Da* ductions) Fuel -T Water, Light, Power ..„ Janitors' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage ..... Insuranc Transportation of Pupils to and From 8chool Health Other Expenditures Repairs And Replacements ' Total Operating Expense ...... New Equipment (Not Replacements) Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 w.. * -. TOTAL. *' T' :$la 4.20 3.90 |47.69 6.99 75.61 .90 34.84 14.4S * 82.42 »il78.27 1.43 8,666.59 32,123.29 1(460.79 $55.74 *99.36 2,315.89 2,315.89 2,2r4i.01 238.82 1,148.56 DISTRICT NO. S7 % BUILDING FUND ^ Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 f District Taxation Received From Other Township Treaurers ..i«....... Total Receipts Net Receipts $ . : EDUCATIONAL FUND Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 $ Distribution of trustees District Taxation All Other Sources (Ineluding Tuition Pald^ .A,-j? Privately and Trans^V^**^ portation) 46.33 Receiver From Other Township Treasuf-fc JP, 'f|- - era ' 'H^47.09 Total Receipts $. 4,622-71 Net Receipts $ 4.622.71 BUILDING FUND Expendlturiik ' Salaries, Janitors and • Engineers (Less De-a, TS - ductions f 27.49 Repairs and Replace-i ^ ments if>'%^S5.39 Total Operating Expense .. 122.88 Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 2,193.01 TOTAL $ 2,316.89 EDUCATIONAL FUND Expenditures Legal and Acounting Services x 6.25 Administrators, Supervisors and Teachers Salaries (Less Deductions) f t,683.34 Text Books 58.50 Stationary, Supplies etc , 30.09 Fuel 152.28 Water, Light, Power 37.02 Janitors' Supplies' Freight, Express and *; Drayage 44.58 Other Expendiures ........ , 13.11 Repairs and Replacements ... . 25.33 Total Operating Expense r 2,949.62 1.88S12 902.27 > 4,544.23 106.40 7,138.02 7J.3S.02 TC^ ah on Hand June 30, 1,473.19 TOTAL $ 4,622.71 '7' ' Y, Wickline Bay Farms Property Owners' Assn. "PICNIC BULLETIN" Dear Friends and Neighbors: On Saturday, August 5 and Sunday, August 6, Wickline Bay Farms, the community we live in, will hold their annual picnic and carnival. We extend you a cordial invitation to attend our picnic and meet your neighbors and friends. Provision has been made to entertain young and old. Pony rides, races, games, prizes and special booths -- for the kiddies only. For the grown-ups plenty of games of all kinds. Refreshments and GOOD FOOD can be purchased on the grounds at reasonable prices. For the old folks plenty of comfortable chairs and picnic benches. For the card players, tables and chairs »under the shade of our grand oak trees. Plenty parking space. Sunday, we will present our own Television Slow, showing the Country's largest television screen. Music from 3 P. M. Sunday -- dancing after 7 P. M. Oh yes, a horseshoe pitching contest on both days. WHERE? Wicfctoie Bay ( Wonder Lake South End) 3 V's Bowl. „ McHenry Sand & Gravel Co., Carey Electric Shop, Wm. Althoff Hardware ar^d Freund Oil Co. assisted in selection of prizes. Yours Truly, / #Wickline farms Property Owners Assn. MOSEY INN «nrawoo» , TELEVISION FKAGKB BEXa FBED BOWMAH, Prop. Fish Try on Fridays Top EntwtaiiMwnt at Stat* Fair Bob Hope will headline the colorful entertainment program at the 1950 Illinois State Fair, Aug. 11-20, at Springfield. The ten day ex. position will present the famed Grandstand Revue (top), the lively MLadies Be Seated" radip program with Johnny Olsen (right), and the dramatic "Ice Capaaes" at the Henniea Bros, carnival (bottom). jt-i-'i 'A- r" i "i-:. SPRINGFIELD--America's top entertainers will provide visitors to the 1960 Illinois State Fair with a complete program of fun and extravagansaa, thrills and excitement from Aug. 11 through Aug. 20. Bob Hope, who leads the nation's entertainment field of radio, screen and television, will be the headline attraction. Hope will stage two shows, on the nights of Aug. 19 and 20, the final days of the State Fair. Appearing at the Grandstand, Hope will present a show with five specialty acts and a name band, two hours of'fun and laughter. The famous State Fair Grandstand Revue will be presented nightly from Aug. 14 through Aug. 18. A lavish new musical extravaganza, it will thrill young and old with its spectacular color effects, scenery, costumes and vaudeville acts. Its production numbers include "Rendesvous at Four," "Rhythm of the Jungle," "Dutch Treat," and the ingenious finale named "Lights of Mystery," with the dancers performing on a huge, revolving cylindrical platform. Johnny Olsen's "Ladies Be Seated" program will be broadcast from Jtadio Hall every mornlqg from Aug.. 14 through Aug. - U DISTRICT NO. 164 S| BUILDING FUND Receipts Balance July 1st, 1949 District Taxation All Other Sourcea (Including Tuition Paid Privately) . Total Recipts Net Receipts ... 58,554.07 38,494.43 194317.19 $291,967.89 $291,967.89 EDUCATIONAL FUND 3,128.44 |92.00 47,441.47 182.10 EDUCATIONAL FUND / Receipts . 32,790.15 1,752.55 86,fll.40 10,717.85 Balance July 1st, 1949 \ Distribution of trustees District Taxation All Other Sources (Including Tuition Paid / Privately and Trans- / portation) 1. • Reimbursements by ; State Board for Voca- 5 ' J, j t i o n a l E d u c a t i o n 4 , 0 9 5 . 8 1 Total Receipts $136,207.76 Net Receipts S.$136,267.76 BUILDING FUND : Of'- ;; Expenditures * ' Insurance f 2,505.37 Other Expenditures .... 10,469.19 Repairs and Replacements Interest on Bonds Total Operating 'EXpense ...: Bonds Retired New Grounds, Buildings and Alterations (Not Repairs) 149,363.37 New Equipment (Not Replacement) •9,871.72 Cash on Hand Ji^Qe 30, • 1950 33,827.24 TOTAL $291,967.89 1,017;25 11,413.75 "25,405.56 14,000.00 Eiiraillarni^" -v 'T Boards, Bualaeaa Offices and Compulsory^' Att. Services $ Legal and Accounting Services i^minlstrators, Supervisors and Teachers Salaries (Laaa De- ' ductions) Text Books Stationary; Supplies, I etc. ..., r. i H|39.81 Libraries 474.08 Janitors and Engineers* •*( s- Salaries (Less Deduc- ) tions) ^iii05.55 Fuel 5,227.17 Water, Light, Power >,452.57 Janitors' Supplies, Freight, Express and Drayage /'.;;|»|62.63 Insurance ,.... 4; 1^37.78 Transportation of Pu- - - pils to and From/ w ' School „ 9ji)44.0d Health * 'W17.15 Night Schools ....... ....Z. iOO.OO Other Expenditures 764.75 Repairs and Replace- ' ments 897.35 Interest on Ant War- , rants ; " 69.25 Interest on Teachers' u i; Orders (~ -v 58.51 Total Operating Ex-' T" From county superin- ° tendents .. From other TOTAL . Expenditure* Incidental expense oftrustees ^ For publishing annua#; statement .r„# Cbmpensation of treasurer j». Distributed to districts Amount paid for. treas- • urer's bond TOTAL 12,574.01 847.40 113,497.84 Combine's/ will harvest 90 percent of the nation's wheat and 60 ! percent of the oats this year. 3.60 , k 83.25 " 500.00 12,576.01 335.00 $13,497.86 tOWNSHIP FUND ,(NOt $112,594.57 4,866.44 pense ..... New Equipment Replacements) Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 $ 18,806.75 TOTAL $136,267.76 DISTRIBUTIVE FOND Receipts Income of township fund $ 74.26 Atfuna Hay Fever... $• Mty t* wmi lalwh mltl-llk* vapor. for Hly •• <""V V'"' ': j • Why suffer when something will help | you? After your symptom* hav« ! b**n diagnosed as Asthma or Hay Povor you ewe f» H yewnetf la investigate. , As2^MSraiif you are a user of AtfhmaNtfrhi, please bring h ur aebwliier for free inspection and servicing. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL $4,000.00 $4,000.00 ' ' Receipts Bonds 'Oft hand July 1, 1949 TOTAL Bonds on hand June 30, I960 $4,000.00 TOTAL $4,000.00 8. W, BROWN, Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day. of July, 1950. , 1* E. HAWLEY, S E A L*- v'i..'Notary Public MILK PRICES McHenry county dairy farmers received $297,725.09 for milk delivered to Bowman Dairy company receiving stations during the month of June. (Ov ' Need rubber stamps? Ofder at The Plaindealer. 1 MIDGET SPIN CURLERS tecfaf Toaf KoM KM hefc^m \j.Toni Home Permanrnt for aao^ .. natural-looking wave. &VWi Sih quickly, < . ..|k Tool Cre«e Sftempno M i| ; • water •hmpoolng «• as tas V htr*--* SIHOdUi -wmww. ly, eeaBy. Bolger'sJDng Store PHONE M HcHENBT ILLINOIS LARRY DeWANE, Auctionem Having decided to discontinue the dairy business the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm located 2ft miles south ol Volo, »Uep north of Wauconda on U. S. Route 12 on ; SUNDAY. AUGUST 6th • . A cenacMlif at ltOO P. I. ilup 40 Head of Hi-Grade Dairy Cattle consisting of . SO head of Hostefta dairy cows, 7 of these cows are close sprlngeiIf 8 have freshened In the past 6 weeks. The balance of this herd has been milking from two to three months and at the present time Is producing 15 cans of milk dally with a 8.7 butterfat test. ..The majority of this herd are first and second and third calf heifers. 6 Holstein heifers (due to freshen In 60 days); 1 Holsteln heifer (17 months old -- bred); 2 Holsteln heiferg ,(I year old); 1 H«l> stein ball (2 years old). ^ MILKING EQUIPMENT Zero milk cooler 12 can (6 months old); DeLa?al milking niachlne, 8 single units; 20 milk cans. Terms: AH sums of $2& and under, cash; oter that amonnt V caf) and the balance to be paid In 6 eqaal monthly Installments pins car* rying charges. Alt property to be settled for on the day of sale. No property to be removed until settlement is made. WENDELL DICKSON, Owner FINANCE CORP Clerking Mft'i- »->it w. F. POWERS, Representative • *VPHONE WOODSTOCK 110 t *' McHenry City Pf"V . ' . . i,. ' • Fox River Post 4600 McHenry. Illinois V. J. Day Carnival Many attractive items to be given away. GAMES RIDES ATTRACTIONS ENTERTAINMENT 18. Many women visitors to the State Fair will have the thrill of broacasting over a radio network that covers the nation. On Ride Hill, the Hennies Bros, carnival will present a variety of attractions, the top entertainment features being the colorful and attractive "Ice Capades." Ther^ will also be the midway, the sideshows, the motordrome, the majo* rides and Kiddieland. There will be the Illinois Rural Chorus Pageant on the first day of the State Fair. Aug. 11. This will be the first time Illinois residents can witness the huge chorus and pageant which will be in three parts: a folk opera, a folk and square dance festivalr and a choral-historical tribute to Abraham Lincoln. Even the children will have a special entertainment afternoon at the Coliseum on Aug. 11, with contests, prizes and games. Skeets Yaney and his KMOX-CBS radio show will appear on Aug. 11 and 12, and every night there will be the startling, sky-filling fireworks display A State Fair Queen will be chosen Aug. 11. In its ten days 6f jam-packed activity, the 1950 Illinois State Fair will have entertainment and fun for every parson in lUinoiai THURSDAY. AUG. 10 Tho Great Lakes Naval Band FRIDAY. AUG. 11 The Fifth Army Band from Fort Sheridan. i SATURDAY. AUG. 12 2:00 P. M. - Free tickets dropped from a plane for the efillrirmi 8:30 P. M. - A champion barbershop quartet. SUNDAY. AUG. 13 2:00 P. M, - A free magicians show for the children plus many children's prizes given away. 8:00 P.M. - Two famous drum corps. • r. < 10:00 P. M. - V. F. W. good citizenship medal to a worthy individual. " V - V. F. W. plaque to a most titrtiaifdifaig orgamza- JP • tion.