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Thursday, December 12, 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake REINDEER-O-GRAM STATES SANTA TO ARRIVE EARLY **- Eve Levesqoe A "reindeer-o-gram" was sent from the North Pole and delivered to Roger Kinsey, president of the Cullom-Knoll Association stating that Santa Claus planned to visit our village on Friday, Nov. 20, between 7:30 and 8*30 p.m. with so many children to vi3it all over, he must conserve his time. Small fry up to the age; of 12 are asked to assemble in the beachhouse for this very special visit! There will be "goody' stockings for every good little girl and boy, filled with candy, nuts, and toys. Allen McKin and Rich Johnson will be Santa's helpers that night and of course, the Cullom-Knoll Association is acting as Santa's agent. This is one occasion, the wee ones won't want to miss. Yule Contribution To Retarded Children At the special meeting of the Ladies of the Lake held Thursday, Nov. 26, the women chcse to help the unfortunate youngsters confined to the Lincoln- Dixon Schools. By unanimous decision, they voted to contribute fifteen dollars which will purchase a commissary card good for one month, for fifteen children. This was done last year also. The women will have their Christmas party at the Earl Nelson home on Thursday, Dec. 19, beginning at 8 p.m. Marge Olsen will be in chargeof this affair and has selected her committee. Petey Schmidt will assist. Those who plan to attend are asked to bring a one dollar exchange gift. It will be a very festive occasion with lots of succulent dishes on the menu. Mrs. James (Bernice) Brown, a newcomer to the community, was accepted for membership in absentia. They are only weekend visitors, at this time. Following the meeting, the gals enjoyed a social hour and played games. Happy with the results were Betty Reiter, Bobbie Carroll, Marge Olsen, Lois Parent i, Sally Olsen, Marie McKim, Edith Brendle, and this reporter. Marge Olsen served a yummy date nut cake frosted with caramel icing, while Lois' contribution was a delicious pineapple upside down confection. Plenty of calories! but, oh so tasty! There will be NO meeting of the organization tonight! years. We couldn't be happier for this fine family! Bridal Attendant Mrs. James Carroll will attend her sister as matron of honor next Saturday, in Chicago. Jim, and the boys will be guests at the wedding and reception also. Details next column. Sojourn In K. C. For Mary K. A delightful visit of about six weeks ended for Mary Kan torski last Saturday. She was a very welcome member of the household of SOT, Bob, and his delightful and charming bride, La verne. Mary left our shores the end of October to'stay with them. While in their city, the three made sever#! trips of note, including a visit to Independence, Mo., where they toured former president Truman's library. When Mary first arrived, Laverne's two sisters from Ohio were also guests and Bob really had a "harem"! According to Mary, their home is one of splendor and beauty, featuring two fireplaces, two baths, two bedrooms, living room, HUGE kitchen, family room, and a full basement. A lovely patio is perfect for outdoor dining, and the entire building is situated on three quarters of an acre. Thanksgiving was really festive as we reported in an earlier column. Guests were Bob's sister and husband, .lo and Bob Loesch, and the apple of their eye and his bride, Nancy and Ken. Mary returned by train cm Saturday, and the younger Kantorskis called Sunday and want her back! Poor Health Causes Goofs Two mistakes in last issue and we humbly apologize. So sorry we omitted Lorraine and John Boyle from the roster of local folks who attended the Henny Youngman soiree. Lorraine was beautifully gowned and they were obviously enjoying themselves. We stated the village board meeting for Dec. 10 when it should have read Dec. 9. FeastOf The Haggis Jake and I were fortunate enough to learn more about customs of other lands when we were the guests of Alex MacArthur last Saturday night, at a downtown hotel. The occasion was the feast of the Haggis celebrated by the St. Andrew's organization, for people of Scot descent. The meal was sumptious, and the "Haggis" is formally introduced with bagpipes and drums. The dish consists of pounded barley, liver, and heart, an<i properiy seasorted. Yes, we sampled some. The men wore kilts and the ladies wore banners featuring the family tartan. Favorite speaker was the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, a thoroughly delightful character. Others in the party included Sheriff and Mrs. Richard Ogilvie, Lucy and Dick Cain, Louise and Hayes Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gammie, and three other couples. A most enlightening and entertaining evening. Hospital Confinement Ends After a grueling eight weeks as a patient at Lake Forest hospital it was one happy village trustee that arrived home Saturday. Frank Parkhurst was welcomed by his lovin* Ginny and two daughters. According to Frank, not too much improvement--but he is home! Natak^"Daze" Five large /birthday greetings to Lee Legler today., Dec. 12, and greetings of the day to Barbara Thacker also this date ..High school senior Jim Morris will be 17 on Dec. 13 and natal day Congrats to Jay Crick....Our Dierdre will be 10 on Saturday, Dec. 14, and she's been counting the days!.. The happiest of greetings to Bill Walter who is one very nice fella! Best wishes to all marking special occasions this week. So happy to be back in the land of the living Last week was a lost cause! Keep up with your Yule preparations and we'll have more chatter next week. REVOKE DRIVER LICENSE OF ONE; SUSPEND OTHERS The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the driver license of Franklin H. Krumwiede of 6004 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Dennis F. Baker of Cary, Richard A. Brim of Algonquin, Howard J. Michels of Crystal Lake, Jose Rodriguez of Harvard and Martin C. Steinbrecher of Marengo, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to Louis F. Buix of Algonquin and Larry E. Wilcox of Union. It is a shame that man has let his mental ability so far outdistance his moral integrity -- or, perhaps we shoyld say, has let his moral integrity fall so far behind his mental ' ioveisjp .Mieilt. Stork Delivers Early Christmas Package Marianne and Jim Wegener, frequent visitors in these "h'yar parts," were delighted to receive a special delivery bundle from heaven Wednesday, Dec. 4. Charles George made his presence known at 11:36 p.m. at Sherman hospital. The little fella tipped the scales at 7 lbs. even and Treasured twenty inches. \ The couple nas one other son James F^rarick--2% and adopted. Theyliad given up the possibility of having one of their own. What miracles are wrought by love! Jim Wegener rate^B^h on the list with many of our kids who w*>rp hicky enough to hav~ hin i.,s a |»us driver, for man. REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews "WEE ESTIMATES f) f] fTWY eun^L Phones 6782861 Evenings -- Richmond 678-6681 McHenry Representative S85-S294 .McHenry Lumber Co. \ WINTER SALE SPECIALS $ Sack CASH & CARRY Covers approx. 30 sq. ft., 3" thick. lation qualities • Easy to use. • Year round comfort 9"x9" Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile ner Colors" 10'i* ea. 60 United Inehes /J 1# FACTORY TO YOU SPECIAL, Triple Aluminum Combination Windows Order Today -- * We will deliver in 1 week or less. $1375 cct£ (Free Delivery on 5 or more) Enjoy The Winter More With • Cedar closet lining. • Door weather stripping. • Storm doors. • Ceiling tile • Paneling • Paints (some left at H price) FOR THE FIREPLACE # Presto Logs » Cannel Coal # Poco Briquets # Kindling McHENRY 4030 W. Main St. LUMBER Me Henry CO RINCiWOOD SCHOOL ANNl'AL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION DISTRICT NO. 84 McHENRY. COUNTY GENERAL, Size of district in square miles -- 9.25. No. of attendance centers--1. No of full-time certified employees -- 3 No. of part-time certified employees -- 0. No. of full-time non-certified employees -- 0. No. of par-time non certified employees -- 1. Average daily attendance -- 57.26. Average daily enrollment •-- 73. A Total Enrollment -- 73. No. of pupils enrolled per grade: 1-11, 2-7, 3-11, 4-6, 5-12, 6-8, 7-4, 8-11, EMH, 3/ TEACHEitS Teachers are listed here by name, showing training and ex perience and the Commensurate Salary Range. Bachelors Degree 0-5 Yearn Experience Salary Range, $6,000 to $6,250 Arthur F. Smijkal 11 Years Experience Ond Over Salary Range, $4,500 to $5,400 Arlene M. London Vanetta S. Mecklenburg Substitute Teachers Violet Van Landuryt .. $262.50 Janitor Henry Aissen $1,170.00 Other Salaries J. P. Walkington . .. .$180.00 Assed value per pupil in A.D.A. -- $29,209.00. Total Bonded Debt -- $115,- 000.00. Anticipation Warrants outstanding -- Education Fund -- $8,500.00. Building Fund -- $700.00 Total district assessed value -- $1,672,524.00 Per cent of assessed value obligated currently (bonds) -- 0.687 per cent. Per cent of bonding power obligated currently -- 13.74 per cent. Value of, (a) land $2,234.70, <b> Building $113,052.70, (e) Equipment $1,712.28. RECEIPTS Educational Account No. 401.0 Taxes $22,981.35 Account No. 402.0 From Governmental. Divisions 3,235.49 Account No. 403.11 Book Rental 354.00 Account No. 403.12 Sales of Supplies .. 27.15 Account No. 403.13 School Lunch 260.79 Account No. 403.15 Other Student Services 80.00 Account No. 403.7 Expense Reimbursement 47.76 Account No. 403.8 Other " 16.95 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS $27,004.49 Building Account No. 401.0 Taxes $1,531.06 Account No. 403.4 Community Programs 95.00 Account No. 403.7 Expense Reimbursement 18.95 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS $1,654.01 Transportation Account No. 401.0 Taxes $374.43 Account No. 402.0 From Governmental Divisions 450.27 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS $824.70 Bond And Interest Account No. 401.0 Taxes $14,240.97 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS $14,340.97 NON REVENUE RECEIPTS Account No. 451.0 Return of Imprest Funds * $ .58 Account No. 453.0 Anticipation Warrants Issued 8,600.00 Account No. 456.0 Loans from--and Repayments from -- Other Funds 4,000.00 Account No. 457.0 Payroll Deductions .. 3,922.90 TOTAL NON REVENUE RECEIPTS 016,421.48 TOTAL RECEIPTS $43,427.97 Building Account No. 453.0 Anticipation Warrants Issued 700.00 Account No. 456.0 Loans from -- and Repayments from -- Other Funds 500.00 Acount No. 457.0 Payroll Deductions . . 39.79 TOTAL NON REVENUE RECEIPTS .$1,239.79 TOTAL RECEIPTS .$2,884.80 Transportation Account No. 458.1 Deficit Transfer from Educational Fund • •$ 75.30 TOTAL NON REVENUE RECEIPTS • • • •$ 75.30 TOTAL RECEIPTS • $900.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $14,340.97 List, by vendor, gross amount paid per each category irrespective of fund. SERVICES Henry Aissen $ 216.00 Cadmus Books ...... 194.31 General Telephone Co. 110.11 Illinois Municipal Retirement System .. 116.67 Illinois Teachers' Retirement System • • 1,144.50 McHenry Elem. School District No. 15 .... 4,484.00 McHenry State Bank 507.19 Northern Illinois Gas Co 935.33 Public Service Co. .. 614.at W. A. Rackow & Associates 155.00 Stoffel & Reihansperger 190.53 U. S. Treasury Department 2.06980 Earl R Walsh 500 48 Wegener Bus Service 900.00 Woodstock Elem. School Dist. No. 72 .. 940.79 SUPPLIES Allyn and Bacon I . • •$ 119.46 ^eckley Candy Co. .. 1.077.81 Ginn and Co 177.66 Netts Sand & Gravel 414.00 Scott, FOresman, & Co. 176.78 Turner Products .... 151.43 Webmor Dairy Distributors . • • 494.50 CAPITAL OUTLAY Ivar Fredricksen & Son $2,508.50 Freeman ' Abbott, Inc. 1,401.60 Elmer Glossman .... 190.00 Tames W. Hardy, Inc 1,157.00 Lee and Ray. Inc. • • 902.94 Orrputt & Orrputt & Associates 5,706.95 Ray Stilling 166.00 E. L. Whiting 111.00 Annual Financial Statement For Publication (Cash Basis) District No. 34, County of McHenry, in compliance with the statutary requirement to ptrt>- lish a record of financial and school district information, the following is certified correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. P. WALKINGT6N President (Pub. Dec. 12. 1963) DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETHIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS. DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 TO B PJL FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 PJL EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 BE WISE - USE THE CLASSIFIEDS OPEN BOWLING Form a Bowling Party Bring Your Friends. Lanes Available Monday, Thursday, Friday After 9:15 p.m. All Day Sat. & Sun. 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