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Legal Notice MCHENRY COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT IS 3926. W. Main Street, McHenry, III. 60050 ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION . For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30.1978 <5ire of District in square miles- 41.5 Number of attendance centers- 6 Ntlmber of non-certificated employees' Full Time-- 68 Part Time^ 50.5 SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1978 STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ARISING FROM CASH TRANSACTIONS STATEMENT OF POSITION June 30, 1978 Educational Operations, Bldg. and Maintenance Bond and Interest Number of pupils enrolled per grade: Kihtfergarten 372 lift-2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 357 309 308 334 312 303 Tax Rate by Fund (IN%) Number of certificated employees: Full Time- 149 Part Time- 5 Average daily attendance- 2601 Average daily membership- 3026 7th 8th Special 121 Total Elementary 3038 298 324 TOTAL IN DISTRICT 3038 B!dJg ®nd Maintenance, .250; Bond and Interest, .280; Working Cash BuHdii^ 020 Municipal Retirement, .069; Tort Immunity, .020; Special Education District Assessed Valuation tlftQ AAa 70„ , Assessed Valuation per A.D.A. Pupil 42 oro Assessed Valuation per A.D.M. Pupil Total Bonded Indebtedness June 30,1978 $i 325'ooo Percent of Bonding Power obligated currently ' '202 Van Assets Land Buildings Equipment j-sV" EXHIBIT 1 SUBSTITUTE - TEACHERS at $27.50 per day Kathleen Alford, Ruth Arm­ strong, John Bazan, Florence Black, Jennifer Borne-Komosa, Diana Brown, Charlotte Collins, Patricia Deck, Donna Dippon, Dennis Edwards, Martha Finkbeiner, Cynthia Fsaund. Maridy Galioto, Debra Grenrtan. Carolyn Hesch, Ethel Hornby, Lawrence Huck, Kathleen Hughes. Janice Joirftiak, Marv Ellen Karp, Janet Kay, Laura Kellogg, Susan Key, Hugh Kirk, Jonn Kuziel, Mary Leight. Cathy Lilly, Jerrie Lottes, Jane Maliszewski, Helen Mauch, Charolotte Mayberry, Leonard Morris, Carol Nash, Mary Nemtusak, Joseph Nootens, Patricia Scholes, Fred Shep- ston, Karen L Six, Marion Slavin, Linda Spear, Evelyn Traskaski, Linda S Trebes, Eugene Vitale, Sherry Wedell, Joan Werth, Judy Welter, Maurice Womac, Laurel K Wujcik, Mvrna Akins, Daphne Copper, Mark Decker, Paula Ekstrom, Janet Gene, Mary McGuire, Mary Ann Sharp, Cheryl O'Callahan, Ronald Pale*, Karen Parks. Barbara OufX Audrey Regner, Janet Robbfes. Woodrow Satorius, Joan Schiavone EXHIBIT 2 H GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL SALARY RANGE I^ess Than $5,000 Walter Scott. David Natta SALARY RANGE: $5,000-$9.999 Helen Creamer, Dorothy Hollander. Nancy Johnson, Thomas Shipley, Mary Prokuski. John Silker, Barbara fopevich, Trudy Poirier, f'aQgla Soukup. Diana Brown, Jjtide Spear, Patricia Schmitt, i\my E SWlftles. Henee E tVrliSh, Marilyn SJlowalter, |)onna Dippon. Mary Haddad SALARY RANGE $10,000-$14,999 Cynthia Arndt, Virginia Bailey. Cathy Berlinger. Barbara Kosick, Ruth Buckner, Janet Byrnes, Valerie Carby, Alicia Casey. Janet Cody, Marv K Coonrad, Jacklyn Crosby, Donna DeFranco, Gloria DeFranco, Bruce Ericson, Sharon Fair- child, Kay Firth, Carol Fuller, Harry Georgas, Muriel Gilmore, Jane Goehler, John Griffith. Marlene Griffith, Patricia Guzzetta. Margaret Hall, Paul E Hanson, Sandra lloftelfinger. Dwight Hibicke, Ekmaid Hodges, Carol M (ranter, Anthony Kryc, Carolyn Langner, Mary Leight, Betsy Les, Lisa Joy Loane, Gregory Lofgren, Patricia Lybarger, Diana Maas, Carole Mash, Timothy O'Toole, Linda rartenheimer, Rosemary Antonou. Jan Peters, Ruth Hubbard. Colleen Jackson, Norma Jones, Albert Jovanovic, Mary Ellen Karp, binda Kaszniak, Raymond Kaulig. Susan Key, Mary Jean Kiefer, Rosemary E Keilp. Carole Knck, Midgalia Am­ brose, Janice Knight, Terry Anfinson, Linda Techter, Karen Pierce. Audrey Regner. .femes Roth, John Sanaers, IJancv Sanders, Linda K J*n\eler, Patricia Schauble, trgina Shepston, Linda lerman, Barbara Smile Jteanne Soling, Bonnie iipSlsojevich, Roxanne Thomas, Ann McCauley, Howard llcHugh, David Miller, Daniel Mojica, Jane Thomas, Cheryl Toalson, Maryleota Umbrasas, Louise Verene, Eugene Vitale, Mary Vycital, Deborah Walters, Donald Weichle, Marcia Wolf, Lorna K Wolff, William Edington. Debra Grannan, Elaine Markel, dhristine Winters, JoAnn Stumbris 1 $ Value of Capital Assets $ 313,513.00 5,157,936.00 641,039.00 Basis of Valuation Used .0 Cost j . Cost Cost SALARY RANGE: $15,000-$19,999 Delores Hoover. Martha I angas. Harriett Kern. Henry I enyon, Catherine Kohrt, 1 Bear Sola, Elmer Boeldt, I larjorie Rabbitt, Marion i .lford, June Reeves, Richard , nderson, Carl Kohrt. John j rntstrong, Charles Schott, I jfchleen Biggerstaff. Delores I olger, Carolvn Buittner, I 'atricia Seaton, Elaine Sch- naling, James Cesaroni, 1 [athteen Shea. Florence ! Likhermel, Susan Danko, Karl ! taeben. Crispin Elliot, Jerald giserhian, Florence Foran, arlene Goetschel, Ruth fcasl, Judy Hamilton. Mildred Lrauz, Dorothy Kuta, Eloise Eighty, Jeanne Ludwig, Alice 1 lacDonald, Eugene Maris, •eraldine Moerschbaecher, tonaid Neubauer, Barbara iovak, Janet Vierke, Carl Wagner. Jim Warren, Wesley Peto SALARY RANGE : $20,000 And Over Richard Farmer, Fred C. Kusch. William I^andis, Daniel Defloche. John Nilles, Donald Toole, Edmund Sobotkiewicz. EXHIBIT 3 GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL SALARY RANGE: Less Than $5,000 Diane Adams, Joyce Adams, Christine Amore, Wayne Amore, Barbara Anderson, Kay G. Anthofer, Valaria Arseneau, Carol Baseley, Katherine A. Baseley, Katherine Bauer, Olivia Bauer, Dorothy Bazan, Sally Belzer, Sandra Betancourt, Ann K. Beyer, Beverly Beyer, Delores Bown. Georgia Boyle, Irene Broderick, Buddy Brown, Louise Burg, Regina Cameron, Shirley D Carlson, Roy Carlson, Theresa Carey, Adeline Chaps, Cheryl Coats, Jacqueline Creutz, Donna Dobber t in , Tor i Donarski , Magdaline Dowe, Diane Doyen, Elizabeth M. Duran, Deborah Durrenburg, Marilyn Ehlen, Susan Ehredt, Patricia Freeman, Clare Freund, Connie Freund, Helen Frisel, Sheila Fronczak, Aleta Gemmell, Marcelene Gough, Margaret Granath, Jacqueline Grom, Karen Gunderson, Carol M Hamil, Linda Hastings, Christine .Muck, Dolores Hertel, Priscilla Hiller, Beverly Hoffman, Susan Homo, Carole Humann, Jean Janeczko, Linda Jeannette, Beth Jenkins, Cynthia Johnson, Judy Johnson, Maureen Johnson, Freya Jones, Bruno C Karas, Carol Ketchum, Ellen V Kidd, Elizabeth Kirk, Betty Kline, Kimberlee Kohn, Sharon Kottke, Joan Kowalec, Jean Kull, Elaine Landis, Beverly Lawniczak, Grace Layton, Carol Lehmann, Linda Luerssen, Janet Maksymiak, Shirley Mann, Arthur A Martin, Janice Martin, Cathy McConnel, Mary Ann McKay Sharon McNish, Darlene Meyer, Claire Miller, David Miller. Loren Miller, Mary Nemtusak. Dorothy Newport, Viola Nickels, Nancy Noack, Diane V O'Rear. Terry Parejko, Louis Parenti, Judy Pederson, Carol Piklor, Mary Jean Pinkstaff, Barbara Powers, Jacqueline Price, Linda Lou Prince, Alanna Reams. Carol Reed, Alvin Reinboldt, Elyse Reining, Angela Roesler, Elaine Rogers, Beverly Saunders, Margo Schaedel, Mary Lou Schaeffer, Sharon Schoen, Gudrun Schreiner. Jacolyn Sheehan, Eileen Sima, Ruth Simonson. Ardelle Smolzer, Christine Sonnichsen, Connie Steffen, Margaret Stevens, Nancy Stratton. Ruth Sveen. Roberta Thayer, Isabelle Thompson. Judith Thompson, Charlene Tonyan, Barbara VanCleave, Shirley VanDeWege, Randall Vauk, Eleanor Wagner, Mae Wagner, Jeanette Walker. Jucnth Warren, Susan Warren. Jean Waychunps, Linda Wegner, Lucille Weingart, Susan Winholtz, Irene Weiss, Deborah Wenk, Tamara White, Judy Widhalm, Nancy Williams, Virginia Wilsman, Sharon Wohlert, Priscilla Womak, Marie Yurevich, Gertrude Zuber SALARY RANGE $5,000-$9,999 Gerhard Abraham, Dolores Beedy, Tom Beyer. Jean Borre, Bernadette Cummings, Mary C Deja, Maureen DeRosier, Marie Diedrich, Franklin Ernest, Clarence Freund, Irvin Freund, Judith Garde, Richard Glawe, Marta Goertemiller. Lauretta Homo, John Johnson, Marlene Larsen, Carmen Lombardi. Beverly Longhway, Gerald Manson, Mary Ann Schadt, Kathleen Schaffer, Frank Scheibe, Edward Sch- wabauer. Beth Anne Shipley, Rita M Thennes, Dorothy Virgens, Anna Wenk, James C Whiston. SALARY RANGE: $10,000 And Over Gerald Becker, Monica Becker, Herbert Brossman, Joy F. Gerhke, Gerard Justen, Ralph Justen, Charles Martin, Edward May. Edith Nimsgern. Vernon Reinboldt. EXHIBIT 4 A.J.S. Publications, $247 50; A R T. Studio, 1,025.34, Acadia Press, Inc., 186.88, Ace Hard­ ware, 2,407.36, Acme Parts & Supply, 917 79; Admas Brothers Radiator Service, 745 60; Addison Wesley, 3,900.31; Alexander Lumber, 677 95; All American Sports Center, 292.50: Allyn & Bacon, 180.25; Almac Plastics, 1,988.45; American Econo Clad Services, 156.49; American Guidance Service, 612.00; American National Bank, 53,287 50; American School Board Journal, 168.00; An­ derson Tree Service, 490.00; Antenna Engineering, 423 53; Auto Clutch Parts, 136 69, B & D Automotive Supply, 353.92; Baker & Taylor, 277.70; Barber Colman, 567 00; Barnell Loft L T D., 295 75; Becker Foods, 2,101.00; Beckham School Transit Co.. 275.00; Beckley Cardy, 5,860.17, F.J. Bero & Co., 5,942.19; Blue Cap School, 250.00; Bolger's Drug Store, 122.38; Borg Warner, 303.50; Boston Mutual, 4,620.62; BottS Welding, 1,587.01; Bound To Stay Bound, 980 36; Bowman Distributors, 345.00; Branded Steak House, 321.57; Broadcast Engineering. 307.15; Bro Dart, 1,012.72; Brodhead Garrett Co., 256 81; H E Buch & Sons, 3,948.69; Burgess. Anderson & Tate, 290.70; Burlington Wholesale Grocers, 4,853.24; Burroughs Corp , 578.81; Buss Ford, 25,673.44; Butch's Auto Service, 240.20; Bye - Mo'r, 2,940.89; Cambridge Book Co., 945.97; Carey Appliance, 949 . 00 ; C a r 1 Fischer, 175.50; Cary Music Center, 4,456.15; Changing Times, 117.79; Channing A Bete Co., 133.78; Charles W. Clark," 474.20;Charles E Merrill Publishing Co., 220.67;Chem Rite products. 3,336.72; Chevron U.S.A., Inc., 390.82; Chicago Boiler Co., 1,366 50; Childcraft, 269 13; Children's Haven Residential School, 3,000; Childrens Press, 720.24; Chuck's Towing. 191.00; City of McHenry, 3,173.03; City Treasurers Office, 5,941 43; College Credits, 7,820.00; Commonwealth Edison Co., 66,273.51;( Communacad, 143 50, Community Con­ solidated School"., Dist. 15 - Activity Fund, 948 78, Com­ munity Consolidated School Dist 15 - Imprest Cash, 37,070.57; Community Con­ solidated School Dist 15 - Payroll Account, 2,748,683.09; Community Consolidated School Dist 156, 247.67; Confederation Life Ins., 52,752.80; Continental Press, 293.10; Coronet, 309.95; The Country Companies, 23,653.22; Countryside Fabrics, 1,057.98; Creative Kitchens, 2,049.55; Creative Publications, 298 50; Creative Teaching Assoc., 317 52; Crestwooa House, 209 88; Crystal Lake Tire, Inc., 4,333.72; Curriculum Innovations, Inc., 168.00; Demco, 411.62; Denyer Gep- pert, 298.84; Developmental Learning Materials, 1,534.46; Dexter Westbrook LTD., 106 44, Diamond Chemical, 6,759.56; AB Dick, 1,376 94; Dick Bl ick , 689 92; Don & Co. , 343.27; Eastwood Manor Water Co., 1,088 18; Eberling Alarm, 1.209 00; Ebsco Subscription Service, 1,470 04, Eby Brown, 158.33; Economy Business Machines, 149.50; Economy Co., 168 84; Ed's Rental, 185 50; Education Center. 110 45, Educational Audio"Visual. 187 61, Educational Dimen­ sions Group, 247.00; .. Educational Media, Inc., 125 29, Educational Reading Service,, i>81.18, Educational Record Sales, 160.65; Educational Teaching Aids, 135 76; Educators Progress Service. 245 15; Educators Publishing Service, 1,134.70; The Edwards Co , 106 00; Edward Stauber Hardware, 766.04; Elgin Fruit & Produce, 585 49; Encyclopedia Britan- nica. 329 10; Englewood Electric Supply, 347 49; Ex­ change National Bank, 169,315 50; Eye Gate Media, 274 00; Fearon Publishing Co , 320 49; Field Educational Enterprises, 265.50, First Commercial Bank, 73,255.00; Fisher Scientific Co., 887.42; Follett Library Book, 1,558 06; Follett Publishing, 554.74. Fox Electric, 120 77; Fox Lake Office Supply. 402 54; Frajan Co , 255 00; Frank Paxton Lumber, 280.33; Frank Schaffer, Publications, 216.15; G & C Merriam Co , 264 30; G M Audio Visual Service, 847 01, Gamble Music Co > 159.78; Gaylord Brothers. 187 47; George Breber Music Co , 4,938 26; George P Freund. Inc., 1,485.01; Gestetner Corp . 242 60; Ginn & Co , 2,765 15; Glawe Richard H . 219 53; Globe Book Co , 251.01^; Glosson. Joseph, 193.10; Good Apple, 202 18; WW Grainger, Inc , 182 13; Gray Mfg , 540 59 Great Books Foundation, 552.50; Grolier Educational Corp , 484 00; Gros$„ Josefina Ballesteros, 163 44; Guidance Assoc , 176 20; Hanson. Paul E , 144.50; Harcourt Brace & Jovanovich, Inc., 14,727.17; Hausman Bus Sales. 618 70; Havemeyers, 143.28; Hayden's Sport Center. 783 74; Hayes School Publishing Co., 10149 Hedlin's Dairy, 35,722 97; Hester Oil Co., 18,235 03; Highsmith Co., 114 05; Wm A Homin Corp., 250.77; Holt, Rinehart & Winston. 426 45; Hoover, Curtis E . 118 75; Hornsby's 468 95, Houghton Mifflin Co.. 2,330.32; Hunter Septic Service, 185 00. Huntington Labs., 579 76, I.A S A , 168 00; I A S B., 1.875 25 I B M . 2,725.25; Ideal School Supply, 105 45; Illinois Bell Telephone, 11,518.56; Illinois Municipal Retirement, 72,180.64. Inlander Steindler Paper Co.. 501 22; Interact. 135 60; Inter Collegiate Press. 312 24; Interior Equipment Co.. ASSETS Cash: Petty Cash 100 Imprest Fund - -- 2,500 Cash in Banks • • •' 52,760 Total Assets ^ 55,360 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES Anticipation Warrants Payable 400,000 Total Liabilities 400,000 Fund Balances (344,640) Total Liabilities and Fund Balances 55,360 f r- STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS-REVENUES RECEIPTS-REVENUES AND TRANSFERS Taxes 806,574 Governmental Divisions: state 1,676,217 Federal 47,324 Interest on Investments 7,537 Sale of Property -- 640 Other Revenue -- 193 Student and Community Services: Athletic Program .. 460 Textbooks.. .... 34,814 Lunch Program .185,505 Other Student and Community Services Transfers In... 30,065 TOTAL RECEIPTS-REVENUES AND TRANSFERS 2,789,329 STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS Administration -- 164,498 Instruction 2,538,929 Health 13,213 64,192 64,192 64,192 64,192 190,114 8,843 10,293 12,859 222,109 154,249 154,249 154,249 154,249 246,320 71,602 14,327 332,249 Operation 167,157 Maintenance 9,343 Fixed Charges 168,502 Other Expenditures Student and Community Services Athletic Program 3,576 Textbooks 60,837 Lunch Program 160,533 Capital Outlay 19,552 Bond Principal Retired Transfers Out TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS 3,306,140 Excess (Deficiency) of Receipts-Revenues and Transfers Over Disbursement- Expenditures and Transfers (516,811) 168,410 53,245 27,966 31,322 280,943 (58,834) 73,613 320,000 393,613 (61.364) ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES Beginning Fund Balance, July 1,1977 172,171 Ada: Excess of Receipts-Revenues and Transfers over Disbursements- Expenditures and Transfers Total (Fund Balance and Additions) 172,171 Deduct: Excess of Disbursements-Expenditures and Transfers over Receipts-Revenues and Transfers 516,811 Total Deductions ' 516,811 Ending Fund Balance, June 30,1978 ( 344,640) 123,026 123,026 58,834 58,834 64,192 215,613 215,613 61.364 61,364 154,249 Trans­ portation 145,189 145,189 145,189 145,189 95,589 202,863 7,700 456 5,206 311,814 153 209,176 56,929 9.928 1.122 2,154 279,462 32,352 112,837 32,352 145,189 145,189 Municipal Retirement 45,008 45,008 Working Cash 45,008 45,008 44,320 4.134 29,024 1,041 48,454 30,065 70,905 70,905 (22,451) 67,459 67,459 22,451 22,451 45,008 30.065 30,065 240 51; Interstate Audio Visual. Inc., 1,936.70; Jack's Main­ tenance, 471.70, Jalmar Press, Inc., 137.50; Jamestown Publishing, 154.23; Jim Adams Auto Boay, 442.00; Johnsburg Community Unit Dist. No. 12 357.53; Johnson Controls, 598.23; Kadisak Tile, 208.65; King Features, 199.83; Kir- chner Fire Extinguisher, Inc., ^ 936.25; Kranz, Inc., 1,360.39; Lab Aids, 202.50; Laidlaw Brothers, 894.66; Lakeland Construction, 1,666 16; Lakeland Distributors, 519.14; J.S. Latta & Sons, 8,638.55; Lawson Products, 295.07; Leach Enterprises, 137 42; Learning Resources, 126.66; Learning Shop, 642.64; Lee & Ray Electric, 597.56; Lightning Plastics, 627.25; Lion Photo Supply, 171 70; Lippincott Co., 3,431.82; Litton Educational Publishing, 224.98; Lora Grigg Bookseller. 17145; Louis K Walter Jr., Assoc , 250 00; Lundgren's, 100.11; Lyon Healy, 246 68; McArthur Towels, 816.56; McGraw Hill Book. 1,300.29; McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, 100 00 McHenry Auto Parts, 2,698.30 McHenry County Assoc for the Retarded. 3,000.02; McHenry County Film Library, 1,473.50. McHenry County Glass, 3,801 80; McHenry County Office Machines, 172.15; McHenry F S , 116.00 McHenry Favorite Sports, 711.35 McHenry Office Supply. 1,289.88; McHenry Oil Co , 30,790.72; McHenry Plain dealer, 988 38; McHenry Printing Service, 233 87; McHenry Sand & Gravel, 3,301.02; McHenry Tire Mart, 5,977 30. McHenry Woodstock Disposal, 5,620.68 McHenry Yellow Cab, 1,126 00 ; 3 M Business Products, 4.834.57; MacMillian Publishing Co.. 2,411.68; Madison Bionics. 174.40; Main Paint, 1,805 17; Mass Feeding. 33,089 77; Matthews Transfer Co., 1,640 35; Mid-City National Bank, 69.902.30; Midland Laboratories, 238 00; Mid western Audio Visual, 184 99. Mid West Visual, 2,295 99 Milliken Publishing Co , 102 75 Miracle Recreation Equip ment, 151.57, Mitchell Buick 180 27; Modern Curriculum Press, 1,526.36, Mueller. Sieracki, Kaun & Co., 3,200 00 Music Unlimited, 122.03. Myklebust, Dr Helmer, 250 00. NCR Corp , 2,493 99; Nasco, 733 28, National Electric Supply, 533.29; National Geographic Society. 589 20 National Learning Systems, 422.19; Nelson Office Services 122 50, New Century Education Corp , 812.87; Nista, 352.34; North American Life, 11,403.09. North Central Book Distributors, 153.16; Northern Communications. 376.35; Northern ^ Illinois Gas. 67,979.58, Northern Illinois University No. 41-267-35, 182.65, Northern Key & Lock, 139.25 Northern Trust Co., 27,853 28 Northwest Auto Electric. 285 67, Open Court Publishing Co.. 328 49; Oscar Mayer Co , 424 50, Osuch Ceramic Co . 14195; AN Palmer Co. 710 02; Par Water Conditioning 556 50; Parkway Products, 210 00. Frank Paxton. 1,641 98 Paxton Patterson, 462.76, Payton Chevrolet, 184 25; J W Pepper of Detroit, 220.35; Pefection Form, 1,079.77; Perma Bound, 772.28; \ P.F Pettibone Co., 137 76; Pine Tree Pet Shop. 138.86; Pitney Bowes. 216.11; Practical Parenting Publications. 121.46: Prentice Hall Media, 524.15. Priority Innovations, 390.00; Purity Baking Co., 3,413.85. Pyramid Paper Co., 295 97; Quill Corp., 113 68; R & W Graphics, 3,430.55; R B & A , 233 13; Radicom, Inc., 434 75; B A Railton Co., 13,572.03 Rand McNally, 2,912 35; Random House. 115.00; Rapid Ribbons, 386 10; Ravinnia Publishers, 333.00; Readers Digest Service, 209.03; Revere Central, 6,167.30; Rhythm Band. Inc., 134.76; Rich Supply House. 209.50; Robbins, Sch­ wartz, Nicholas & Lifton, 4,751.80; Robertshaw, 249 77; Rockenbach Chevrolet, 155.40; Ross Bus Sales, 1,749.71; 5 E D O M., 240.939.48; St Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 2,500 00; Sargent Welch Scientific Co.. 141.45; Sax Arts 6 Crafts, 214 78; Scan Am, 106 80; Scheidemantel & Treitler Ltd , 1,500 00; Schoep's Ice Cream. 10,536.94; Scholastic Book Services. 2,761.83; School Bus Parts. 408 98; School Health Supply, 623.14; Schoolmaster Science, 121 34; Science Kit, 259 64, Science Research Assoc 6,889 74; The Scope Shoppe, 100 00; Scott Foresman, 15,140.93; Servisoft, 148.20; Sexton & Co., 10,168 77 Silver Burdett, 2,996 02. Simplex Time Recorder, 838 80, Singer Co., 874 28; Singer S.V E . 2.083.19. Snitz Manufacturing. 158 84. Stan's Office Machines. 662.75; Steck Vaughn Co.. 117.31, Steffens Music 315 00, Stereo Studio, 1,166.90, Sterling Publishing Co , 424.10; Stilling, Ray, 200.00; Stoffel & Reihansperger, 1,490 00. Swanson Petroleum. 1,853.60; Tandy Leather, 1,161.15; Teachers Retirement, 87,179 51. Teaclyng Resources, 747.49. Tele Time Systems. 290.00; Thomas S. Klise Co.. 143 00; Thomas Randolph, 227 74; Tom Huemann. 454 00, Tones. Inc , 278 14, Travelers Indemnity Co., 17,754 00; Trend Enterprises, 131.18; Tntrco, 194 78; Troll Assoc., 40 i >; Turtox Cambosco, :>2. 29; Unigraph, 130 00; United Fleetway, 5.289 94, University Book Service, 146.97, University of Illinois Press, 181.22; Valley School Sup Rliers. 4,176 29; Vycital's Pro lardware, 595 80; Walt Disney Media, 476 00; Waren Larson Co., 168.00; Wenger Corp , 132.41; Western Psychological Service. 102 60, J Weston Walch.107.31; Willowglen Academy, 3,000 03; Wisconsin Book "Bindery, 395 50 Wolverine Sports, 893 67, Xerox Corp , 4.418 85; Xerox Education Publications, 3,143.15; Zaner Bloser. 208 25, Zep Manufacturing, 250.95; Zion Lutheran Church, 470 00 The idea that our an­ cestors were all good, un­ selfish, intelligent, and patriotic illustrates the ex­ tent of modern ignorance. The Village of Holiday Hills Cheri Hoglund 385-3944 Rosemary Holtz 344-0615 board meeting, Casey's hall Nov. 16 at our the the Village Girls Led Hockey Team To State Finals Congratulations to the girls' field hockey team and two village players. Sue Bielsky and Chris Connell Their ex­ pertise was one of the many reasons the team won the McHenry sectional that led the team to the state finals That's some playing, gals CIRCUS Here comes the circus Everyone loves the circus That includes the entire open classroom at Hilltop school The kids began their big ad­ venture early last Thursday when the buses headed south to the "Greatest Show on Earth", and it was everything they expected, and more The animals performed in the center ring, and the elephants and lions were unanimously voted the kids favorites The clowns and acrobats were spectacular, as was the at­ mosphere of the Big top itself The lucky kids from Holiday Hills were Lori Holtz, Mike Halcom, Allison Fulmer and Karen Hoff Also assisting the group was brave daddy Bill Holtz, who returned home from his first field trip with headache number one WOMEN'S CLUB The regular monthly meeting of the Holiday Hills Women's club was held Nov 8 at the home of Marge Connell Members discussed the arrangements and date of the annual Christmas party All members will be contacted by phone and cordially invited to attend VILLAGE NEWS The village is still seeking qualified applicants to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Roger Saunders. All interested persons are asked to present themselves to the board of trustees at the next CONDOLENCES We in the village offer prayers and sympathy to Davison family knowing Lord comforts those who mourn We extend our sincere condolences at this hour of their sorrow. We also appreciate the efforts of those who unselfishly helped with financial assistance and those who prepared and served food. It is pleasing to see the village work together for the sake of others HAVE A NICE DAY! Clean Coal Burning Governor James R Thomp­ son announced last Tuesday a contract has been signed for construction of a facility to demonstrate an en­ vironmentally acceptable way of burning Illinois high-sulfur coal The facility will be located at Great Lakes Naval Training center, the Governor said "The technology to be utilized in this project has significant potential." Thompson said "It represents an efficient and clean source of energy for industry and it also may serve public utilities in power generation This project can prove to be a boon to Illinois' coal industry and to the state's overall economic well-being." HISTORIC...When the na­ tion was beginning, town m e e t i n g s i n B o s t o n ' s Fanueil Hall were so active, John Adams named it "The Cradle of Liberty." Fanueil Hall was given to the city in 1742 by Peter Fanueil, has always had a market on the ground floor, and a free market for ideas on the floor above. ! ! ! : ! : ! : ! : wwwwrifgtitftfigfiiiwwfi1 SPECIAL OFFER TO • ORGANIZATIONS • CHURCH GROUPS • BUSINESSES • CLUBS if SORORITIES • MANUFACTURERS anyone planning ADULT OR CHILDREN CHRISTMAS PARTIES OBTAIN EXTRA SAVINGS and / or TAX EXEMPT DISCOUNTS Com* into Hornsby's and ask for th« manager. Ho will por- sonally givo you a doal and holp you soloct and ordor your gifts. Don't forgot to bring your stato salos tax oxomption numbor if your organization has ono. HOURS: DAILY M, SIM. 10-4 HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y centers ^ Kl. 47 I COUNTRY CLUB RD WOODSTOCK, ILL 440B W. RTI. 110, •fTWiHn th§ urn wm