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_®_ -V SSCiivu iwQ -- royo ruur THE MCHEKHY PLAINDEALER inursuav. juiv d(j. i9g< Legals VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE ORDINANCE NO. 60 APPROPRIATION BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS: SECTION I. That for the purpose of defraying all the necessary expenses and liabilities of the Village of McCullom Lake, McHenry County, Illinois, for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 1964 and ending March 31, 1965, the following sums, or so much thereof as by law may be authorized, be and the same are hereby set aside and appropriated for the following purposes, to-wit: A. General Corporate Fund: 1. General Government Salary of President •$ 1,00 Salary of Trustees . 363.00 Salary of Clerk • • • 120.00 Salary of Village Attorney . • • • • 150.00 Salary of Treasurer 125.00 Rent for Village Clerk Office 150.00 Office Supplies • • • • • 100.00 Communications, telephone 20.00 Referendum Expenses 235.00 Auditing Expenses • 275.00 Publication Expenses 150.00 Meeting Expenses • 100.00 Miscellaneous 1,000.00 Dues, Illinois Municipal League .... 35.00 Commission to County Collector & Clerk 210,00 Purchase of Dog Tags 10.00 Professional Fees • • 50.00 Insurance Premiums 50.00 Preparation of Codes & Ordinances 150.00 Judgement - Koerber . vs. Village of Mc- ~Cullom Lake, et al 7,000.00 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT ..$10,294.00 2. Police Department Purchase of Police Car $ 1,300.00 Expenses of Policemen 1,600.00 Gaff & Oil for Police „ Car 325.00 Repair & Maintenance of Police Car 100.00 Insurance & Bond Premiums 250.00 Dog Registration & Pound Expense ... . " 60.00 Supplies - Police Department 25.00 Communications, Telephone 200.00 TOTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT .....$ 3,860.00 3. Street Department Street Repairs 430.00 Engineering Fees • • • 100.00 Street Signs 50.00 Snow Removal 400.00 Road Oiling 300.00 Street Lighting, ,.y<v ., 100.00 Road Grading 200.00 TOTAL STREET DEPARTMENT $ 1,580.00 B. SPECIAL CORPORATE FUND: 1. Street and Bridge Street Repairs .....$ 1,180.00 Grading 750.00 Commission to County Clerk & Collector 70.00 TOTAL SPECIAL CORPORATE FUND $ 2,000.00 C. McHENRY COUNTY ROAD & BRIDGE FUND: (Vi rate to Village) 1. Street and Bridge Fund Street Repairs $ 500.00 Road Oiling 420.00 Commission to County Clerk & Collector 80.00 TOTAL STREET & BRIDGE FUND •$ 1,000.00 D. OTHER SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS: 1. Vehicle Tax Fund Purchase of Vehicle Tags $ 100.00 Street Repairs 900.00 TOTAL OTHER REVENUE FUNDS 1,000.00 For expense of improving and maintaining streets . in addition to the items mentioned elsewhere in this Ordinance for that purpose; the foregoing for the improvement and maintenance of the streets is hereby appropriated from anticipated revenue from Vehicle Tax Licenses. TOTAL AMOUNT APPROPRIATED $19,734.00 SECTION II. That any unexpended balance of any items of any appropriation made by this Ordinance may be expended in making up any insufficiency ih any other of the items of appropriation made by this | Ordinance. J5ECTION III. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and public cation as provided by law. /s/ Joseph R. Levesque Village President Passed: July 27, 1964 Approved: July 27, 1964 Attest: Emma B. Pyritz Village of McCullom Lake Clerk, McHertry County, Illinois. (Pub. July 30, 1964) O UNIT 491 By Mary Einspar cMiss Jeanne Joe Benoche presented her Girl Stater's report at the regular monthly meeting of the McHenry Unit 491 American Legion auxiliary. President Betty Lingenfelter presided. Miss Benoche thanked the unit for sponsoring her at Girl's State and made the following comments. "Some of us do not appreciate what a wonderful privilege it is to be an American citizen. We sometimes forget what bur own lives FIKES ACTIVE AT VETERINARY MEDICINE MEETING Dr. and Mrs. Howard S. Fike have returned from the 101st national convention of the American Veterinary Medicine association held in the Conrad Hilton hotel, Chicago. Mrs. Fike was a delegate from the Northern Illinois district auxiliary, of which she is president, and a hostess for the state auxiliary, of which she is a past officer. Dr. Fike served on the television committee of the closed circuit T.V. and also performed an operation on the "practice tip' part of the television program. During the convention, they attended a reunion of friends who had be<?n with them on their European trip last summer and who had also attended the seventh World Veterinarian Congress in Hanover, Germany. The reunion was held in the presidential suite of Dr. Knowles, president of the American Veterinary Medicine association. The McHenry couple counted it a thrilling experience to know this was the same suite Queen Elizabeth stayed in when visiting Chicago. Jeanne Benoche, left, and Betty Lingenfelter. represent, and we think that being just one citizen out of millions, our votes in elections or our small contributions through our daily work mean nothing. For that simple reason we must all do everything we can with our votes and our lives. We must turn them into important, worthwhile contributions to our democracy. We must all use our one vote for proper community, state and national government in the future. No matter how old or how young we are, if we each work together uniting our individual contributions, we can mold them into something greater than some of us realize." "I am so glad I was sent to Girls State. Now that I have learned the true meaning of .being a good citizen, I intend to work together with my fellow citizens and make my life worthwhile by helping to build a better future America." Miss Sandy Josserand, sponsored by the Past President's Parley of McHenry Unit 491, is a second alternate ,for the annual nurse scholarship in the Department of Illinois contest. Miss Josserand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Josserand of McCullom Lake, will receive a certificate of appreciation from FOR SALE 9 ROOM HOUSE 1957 Oldsmobile Pool Table -- -- Gas Stove Refrigerator 8 ft. Bottle Cooler Metal File Cabinet Cigarette Dispenser AVi h.p. Lawn Mower 3 pc. Living Room Set Desk -- Glasses -- Radio 1642 Riverside Drive the American Legion auxiliary of the Department of Illinois. Mrs"Lauretta Homo presented an award to Connie Miller for her effort in the Junior TV Jury Ballot conducted by the Department of Illinois American Legion auxiliary. Margaret Pickett was present to collect the monthly attendance award. Awards were also presented to guest, St alia Mazzoni, and member, Reba Owen. There will be no regular monthly meeting in August. The next regular monthly meeting will be held Sept. 21. The kitchen committee will be announced in a future column. NEW ILLINOIS DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINERS NAMED Appointment of four new driver license examiners has been announced by Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain. They are George F. Marcus of Wheaton, Jack Sullivan of Addison, Vincent R. Magee of Ingleside and Don R. Hartmarin of Antioch. Secretary Chamberlain also announced the termination of the services of Morris L. Agles of East St. Louis as driver l i cense examiner, and the resignations of Harold B. Brewer of Woodstock as driver license examiner and Donald G. Kahn of West Peoria as automobile investigator. BRUCE STRATTON RECOGNIZED FOR FORENSIC WORK Bruce Stratton, recent graduate of the Chicago Kent College of Law, was named recipient of the Webster H. Burke memorial award in forensics for his work in the National Moot Court program. Mr. Stratton and his wife are both graduates of Knox college at Galesburg and will live in that city when he returns from summer reserve duty with the Marine corps in California. He will be associated with a law firm there. During his college days, he was editor of the Kent Law Review and the writer of an article on "Racial Problems in Housing". The young man is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stratton of 546 W. Jackson street, Woodstock. Mrs. Stratton is the former Carolyn Regner. YOUNG 4-H'ers COMPETE AT STATE FAIR NEXT MONTH M. Y. F. NEWS. Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship are preparing for the ice cream social which will be held in the basement of the church on Sunday, Aug. 2. The public is invited to enjoy pies, cakes, sundaes and ice cream. There will be a lawn party at the home of Rev. Ernest Carder on Sunday, Aug. 9. The Community Clovers 4-H club of Richmond will present their Share-the-Fun act at the Illinois State Fair on Saturday evening, Aug. 15 in the Junior Home Economics Building auditorium. The evening program begins at 7:30 p.m. Roger Manke of the Hartland Hotshots 4-H club will try for a position as master of ceremonies for the evening. Camille Kaminski, Algonquin and Bill Forgey, Woodstock yvill represent the county in the public speaking contest which takes place at 9 a.m. on Monday, Aug., 17, on the fair ground. All of the above were winners in McHenry county contests which enables them to attend the Illinois State Fair. Shriners Plan Outing Shriners Ben Arvidson, Dr. F. S. Fike, David Klontz and Larry Fuhrer are among members of the McHenry and Larry Fuhrer are among members planning a memorable outing for area children next month. *Dr, and Mrs. Howard Fike entertained recently, as their guests, the potentate of.Tebala Temple, David Klontz, and his wife, Ruth, and the future potentate, Dawn Smith, and his wife, Ginny. Together with officers and board members of the McHenry County Shrine club, they planned to open a way for some lucky children in the McHenry area to attend the Shrine circus in Rockford on Aug. 12, 13, 14 and 15. County Shrine club members are paying for the tickets and donating them to the youngsters, who will no doubt count the outing among their treasured summer memories. SHOP Great memory or much knowledge is not the same as a great mind, any more than a pile of bricks is a house--each must be used properly. insurance Cancelled? 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