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?pS«wnw"w< , f-viia-v, W-WT; «« SECTION I - McHENRY PLAINDEALER - FEBRUARY 23. 1967 ?• Ufa M COUNTYSCHOOLS TOPS ttWUOo McHcnry Di&Mei IS Among Highest With ClaimOf $288,985 Starting in February, 1967, ; tie basic state aid for McHentv| ry county will be over $2,000,- ; ^000.00 per year -- $2,078,- 4j 680*31. Twenty-six school districts | P share in this aid. The three ? highest are Crystal Lake ele- . •> mentary school receiving $428,- t * 376.91, McHenry Community Consolidated school district No. 15 receiving $288B985.76 and ; Cary Community Consolidated i School District No. 26 receiv- ,'rf-lng $224*674.36. The three lowest are as follows: Ringwood . - - School District No. 34 receiving $3,182.37, Ridge field School v District No. 48 receiving $3,- 322.90 and Hawthorn School District No. 17 receiving $5,- 817.19. ' McHenry Community High r School District No. 156 was listed for $77,901.09; Harrison ' schools $76,497.49; Johnsburg school, $42,679.49; and Spring ' Grove school, $7,964.18. The basic state aid claim is based on a flat grant of $47 i per pupil plus special aid ; based on enrollment and wealth . .. of district. Other Aid v Schools also receive miscellaneous state aid. The schools of McHenry county last year ^received $121,016.41 for Hot - Lunch; $54,041.28 for Special Education; $201,157.17 for Transportation and $45,325.37 for Driver Education. $5,992.41 . was received for Gifted Programs. • ,,A total of 1,502 teaching certificates were registered in the county office for the 1965-66 school year and 1,473 teaching * certificates have been registered so far for the 1966-67 school year. Of these, 995 are j actively engaged in teaching. J Parochial school enrollment | is 4,426 elementary and 861 ' high school students. Public . school enrollment is 15,756 elementary and 6,290 high school students. S The school enrollments show McHenry county continues to be fast growing county. PRESENT SAFETY WORKSHOP FOR LOCAL FIREMEN Robert E. Schneider, director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, has announced that the Division of Feeds, Fertilizers and'Standards, Hubert L. Goforth, superintendent, will present an Anhydrous Ammonia Safety workshop to the McHenry Township Fire Protection district. The program is designated to acquaint firemen as to the nature of the product, inform them of the laws controlling anhydrous ammonia storage and transfer, and to explain valves and other required equipment. Anhydrous ammonia is the fastest growing farm chemical used in agriculture today. Storage locations and retail outlets have increased from 240 storage locations to more than 1,500 in a period of less than five years. It is expected that bythe year 1969, the use of anhydrous ammonia will reach a million tons applied to Illinois soil as a source of nitrogen. Hie program will be presented at the McHenry Fire Station 1 at 7 p.m., Feb. 28. An invitation is extended to all volunteer firemen in this area to attend. TOWNSHIP VALUATION McHenry township valuation br~l966 has been set at $82,- 3,215, which was eh increase ' $3,252,565 over the previous ;ar. McHenry was second only Algonquin with $117,544,795. countv total in 1966 was 55,771,863. Hie county rate ras .152 in 1966; .178 in 1965; in 1964; .200 in 1963 and ill in 1962. KENOSHA COLOR GUARD TOPS M McHENRY ©0MTST Commander Frank Ficek of American Legion Post 491 presented the top place trophy in McHenry* s seventh annual "On Guard"- color guard show last Sunday night to the Queensmen of Kenosha, Wis., judged best competing group in the colorful event. They scored 85.1 to be proclaimed winner. Second place went to the Racine Scouts, all boy color guard, who received their trophy from Mrs. Ficek, president of the Legion auxiliary. The White Tornadoes of Momence rated third place, a trophy presented by Mrs. Jack Cooper, president of the Parents association. Other guards participating were the Mounties, Coronets, Purple Knights, Corsairs, Keydettes and Scarlet Knights, all of Illinois, the Mariners, SMMB. Buccaneers of Wisconsin and the Militaires and Eag- „> Jettes of Ohio. INVESTMENTS IN COUNTY BANKS ARE DISCUSSED McHenry county finance committee of the county board and County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr., have discussed under what conditions money should be invested in the depositories designated at the January board meeting. According to a report Skinner presented at the board meeting last week, the committee has approved of the suggestion to deposit $15,000 in each bank in the county. He reported that the average interest rate on the $210,000 so invested is a little over 4.2 percent. However it was decided that an interest rate of four percent was too low' a return to the of McHenry county and since five banks of the county bid in the 4.5 percent range $750,000 was invested in these. As shown on a summary of general fund investments atotal of $45,000 was placed in Algonquin township's three banks at a rate of four percent. Another $430,000 is invested in two Chemung township banks at an average of 4.5 percent; $15,000 in one Coral township h«nk at 4 percent; another $230,000 in two Dorr township banks at an average of 3.75 percent. One bank in Grafton township has $115,000 at 4.75 percent interest; another $15,000 in one Hebron township bank at four percent interest; $215,000 in a Marengo township bank at 4.5 percent; and $115,000 in a. McHenry township bank at 3.6 percent. Nunda township bank has $115,000 at 4 per cent; Richmond township, $65,000 at4.5percent and $250,000 in Treasury Bills at 5.44 percent. The total invested is $1,610,- 000. Skinner has said that amounts invested at lower rates will be re-evaluated when they mature. HTISTREE" An auto driven by Foster Glorch of McHenry was involved in an accident last Friday when he struck a tree while backing out of a driveway. Our Pint Months Winner is Herman N oy new drawing each month; c®f?se in and get our FREE ticket. i 18W Portable Television Mew W&Mier Each Month May me Sake this opportmmty to Bay "thank*" to all auctomen and uwite you to paFgieipate in our next drawing,... No fmvekaae necemary. WAY Q s Route 1 aril E@@®L COME TO ITALIANO NIGHT SPAGHETTI dinner -. AM PAMQE Sit. Night F@k 25,1967 VFW Club, McHenry DI|R!EB SERVING: 7 pjm. So 8:30 p.m. 1.50 fcf sdsaMs 75c CfeHds'en under 16 Iffit@rtaiena@faf while dfatof by "li« PIPERS FOUr' (Singing Waiters) ® AKKgGKl©? &!§ pjn. to 12:1® p.m. Music % Bob F?@uad Can't nnfHER? Paadng mlw -- $1.00 per couple AUTO-BUS CRASH No injuries were reported when a car struck a school bus on Regner road last Thursday afternoon. The sheriffs office reported that Alex Pomierski saw the bus, driven by James Thompson of McHenry. rounding a curve. The former applied the brakes but his car slid into the side of the bus. In attempting to avoid the collision, Thompson went off the,, road and struck a fence. % ^ VANDALISM-THEFTS Vandalism and thefts were reported when Wonder Lake homes were broken into last weekend. At Griswold Lake, a real estate office had a window aniji storm door shot out, USE THE CLASSIFIEDS ATTENDS CONVENTION Dr. Edward Jelinek of McHenry attended the eighty-fifth annual convention of the Illinois State Veterinary Medical association in Chicago Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. About 500 Illinois veterinarians and 100 from out of state, together with about 200 "wives of veterin- _ arianst were at the meeting in: "the LaSalle hotel. Twenty-four speakers presented twenty-nine discussions during the two and a half days of scientific meetings. a REMEMBER!! House of Aloe/ Demonstration THURS. - FBI. FEB. 23, 24 NOON • 6 P.M. PATBO-NYB'S JNYE DRUG* • 1325 N. S&tverside Dr. _ M m H IB ^ Executive Driven 1967 BUICK ELGCTRA 22S Power Steering Brakes, Wiadow Door Locks, Seal* Air OcaditkMUac, Auto. Trans. SAVE OVER *2.000.06 36 Month* On Balance 907 N. Front Street South on Route 31 DAIL¥ 9-9 SUN. 11-4 Ptetste S1S-385-7200 MgHtsfcff. 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