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* PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1975 Legal Notice i PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR A PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that a public hearing will be held concerning the improvement of F.A.s! Route 13 (Johnsburg Road) from Illinois Route 31 easterly through Johnsburg to the Fox River Bridge (a distance of 1.7 miles) providing requests for such a hearing are directed to Mr. Sigmuna C. Ziejewski, District Engineer, District One. Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation, 595 South State Street, Elgin, Illinois -60120 on or before March 5th, 1975. The construction of the im­ provement is tentatively scheduled for, the summer or fall of 1975 and consists of Widening and resurfacing the < existing 18 foot pavement to 24 Ceet, with 6 foot shoulders on both side, and providing open ditch drainage at most locations. i Additional right-of-way will be required for construction of this improvement at some locations. However, no residences or business will be displaced as a direct result of the construction of this im­ provement. The purchase of additional property required for construction of the im­ provement is tentatively scheduled for the Spring of J975. - Maps, drawing and other Information developed by the Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation and written views received as a result of coor­ dination with other agencies are available for public in­ spection and copying at the District Office of the Illinois Department of Transportation "ocated at 595 South State treet, Elgin, Illinois - 60120, Monday through Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. : SIGMUNDC. ZIEJEWSKI District Engineer District One ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (Pub. Feb. 12,19,1975) No man needs both money and brains. If he has either, the other will soon look him up. Review Committee Progress For Unit District School The Unit District Feasibility Study committee for the Johnsburg Area met last week for the purpose of reviewing facts and progress of the sub­ committees. Although the^ latter have not completed their studies, information to date was significant enough to report to the entire study ' committee. ° Charles Boak, chairman of the Feasibility Committee, asked that sub-committee chairmen report progress to date and relate findings that would be of interest to other groups in their aspect of the over-all study. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF MARIAN C. COLE Deceased, FILE NO. 75- P-44 Notice is hereby given Pursuant to Section 194 of the robate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on January 30,1975, to R. George Cole, 3805 W. Millstream Dr., McHenry, Illinois, whose attorney of record is R.A. Stueben, 3918 W. Main St., McHenry, Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Feb. 5,12,19,1975) Co-Chairman Don Wolf and Gerald Sobiesk of the Education Programs com­ mittee reported that their committee has reviewed state guidelines for improving educational programs and the report of the last visit to the school by representatives of the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. This committee has had five meetings for the purpose of talking with department heads and school administration relative to the reviewing of the unique aspects of the quality, education program in the Johnsburg schools and how this program could be carried into a high school with continuing attention to individual needs. Secretary Barbara Stanell, of the State and Legal Aspects committee, reported that the Johnsburg area meets all of the legal requirements for the formation of a K-12 district. Mrs. Stanell further stated that in addition to satisfying the legal requirements, the proposed district must show a concern for education ad­ vantages for students in the area. Berne Clary, of the Facilities and Transportation committee, reported that the committee has reviewed requirements for housing the expected number of high school students with the education program as proposed by the Educational Programs committee. The committee is scheduling visits to the high schools to see what is being done in high school facility planning and construction. Dr. Robert Stanell, chairman of the Finance committee, stated that his committee had made projections*based on 4 percent annual Increase in assessed valuation.The com­ mittee is presently attempting WESTINGH0USE UPRIGHT FREEZER • 630 lb. capacity -- i o n p . . ft. (AHAM) • Slim-Wall insu- IO.U UU. N |ATJON _ STORA ^3 MORE FOOD without increasing floor space • Fast freeze shelves -- • Bulk package storage-; IV2 bushel capacity with sturdy wire food guard • Porcelain enamel interior -- is rust proof, chip resistant • Plus magnetic door gasket, Pre­ cision temperature control,. MODEL FU182P >339 Westinghouse 15.0 Cu. 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Charles Boak said the Enrollment committee has determined that the Johnsburg district could eventually have a high school enrollment of ap­ proximately 900 students, with the present boundaries. The next meeting of the Feasibility committee was set for Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the Junior high school Materials center. Dean Mack of the Mlinois Office of Education will talk with the group about the implications of forming a K-12 district within the present District 12 boundaries. The Committee of Ten for petitioning for a unit district will determine procedures with respect to the petition and hearing at that time. Don't take m EMPTY FREEZER HOME LET US START YOU OUT WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER y« POUND GROUND BEEF HAMBURGER PATTIES W/PURCHASE OF ANY NEW WESTINGHOUSE FREEZER OFFER ENDS FEBRUARY 19th Westinghouse 20.1 Cu. 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BfENSIttcT MAIL Carey Appliance SALES & SERVICE 385-5500 KIWANIS NEWS WONDER LAKE CLUB At the Feb. 3 meeting, a decision was made to increase the price of bowling tickets because the price of bowling has gone up along with the cost of food. Art Lau, Guy White, Bill Christy and A1 Null reported they went to Barrington for an Inter-club meeting. A1 noticed they have a small Kiwanis banner from Japan on their club banner. International Kiwanis sent a letter suggesting that a club in a foreign country be contacted so ideas could be exchanged and the clubs could become better acquainted with each other. 9 A patch and a letter thanking the club for its contribution to the International foundation were received. It was announced that anyone wishing to write to Al Mecham could do so at the following address: 66 Pier A, Land Yacht Harbor, Naples, Fla. 33940. At a recent meeting, Denise Morimoto, a social worker from Harrison school, ex­ plained the manner in which pre-school children are screened with the intention of trying to diagnose visual or hearing defects and get them corrected before the child begins his regular schooling. Eli Whitney delighted the club wifh the story of his life, past and present. He received a special laugh from the club when he related his experience with canaries. The Kiwanis club meets Monday evenings at 7 p.m. at the Hidden Hearth. TROOP 459 Saturday, Feb. 1, Scout­ master Ray Jensen and Bill Kirk accompanied twenty-two boys on an eleven-mile over­ night hike. Along the way they stopped at a local farm for a fire building contest, which was won by the Eagle patrol. Farther on along the way, the Padro patrol was victorious in the compass course com­ petition. After a night spent in the hayloft of a local farmer, the boys were treated to a pancake McHenry Girls Earn All "A's" Sandra Freund of 3706 W. 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