The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1977 Legal Notice STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ARISING FROM CASH TRANSACTIONS STATEMENT OF POSITION June 30,1977 JOHNSBURG COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 2117 W. Church St, McHenry, IL. 60*50 ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,1977 Size of District in square miles -19.35 Number of attendance centers - 4 Number of non-certified employees: Full Time -20 Part Time - 22 Number of pupils enrolled per grade: K , 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 206 166 Vfe 175 165 159 157 155 Number of certified employees: Full Time - 80 Part Time - 6 Average daily attendance -1,832.21 Average daily membership -1,953.77 7th 170 8th Special - 36 152 Educational ASSETS Cash: / Petty Cash .v $ 290 Imprest Fund 1,000 Cash in Banks , (83,040) Investments . *. 754,910 Total Assets $673,160 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES Bonds Payable.... * Total Liabilities 9th 137 10th 127 11th 127 12th Special • 10 88 Total Elementary - 1543Vfe Total Secondary - 489 TOTAL IN DISTRICT - 2032^ Tax rate by ftind: (In percent) Educational, 2.562; Operations, Bldg., and Maintenance, .427; Bond and Interest, 1.08; Transportation, .12; Municipal Retirement, .094; Fire Prevention and Safety, .05; Tort Immunity, .047 Special Education Bldg, .04 District Assessed Valuation Assessed Valuation per A.D.A. pupil Assessed Valuation per A.D.M. pupil Assets Land Buildings Equipment $35,141,766.00 19,179.00 . 17,906.00 Total Bonded Indebtedness June 30,1977 Percent of bonding power obligated currently CERTIFIED EMPLOYEES Under $5,000 K. Belcher R. Bobsin J. Eisenreich E. Schmitt J. Smith M. Nemtusak $5,000-9,999 M. Adams D. Arvidson C. Day B. Harbecke J. Jollie J. Kent D. Mac Kay T. Palys K. Perkins P. Reardon R. Reiche D. Rogutich $10,000-14,999 P. Bingman D. Butler P. Clemens C. Collett A. Cook D. Dalton M. Diedrich R. Dina C. Falbo M. Falcone R. Fetzer S. Freund J. Gritmacker B. Hall W. Hauck M. Heger S. Helfand J. Hiller W. Hiller C. Holton R. Kob J. Kosanovich C. Kriewaldt R. Kriewaldt L. McDowell K. Meier P. Neff J. Petrov T. Pieper L. Reinhard T. Reinhard D. Rigby K. Rigby B. Scnert H. Schmitt R. Seaborn J. Senkerik W. Snow E. Swikle R. Swikle H. Thompson R. Urbas D. Wagner M. Watry M. Weber J. Weinberg M. Wilsens M. Witt M Wolk L. Worzala P. Zavadowsky E. Zvonar $15,000-19,999 I. Bruhnke D. Clinansmith C. Evans A. Latz E. Robel M. Rose S. Seaborn M. Stenzel F. Tomlinson G. Vyduna $20,000 - over D. Andreas M DeWolfe K. Falkinham W. Hayes H. May J. VanBosch Substitute Teachers $25 per day E. Cain M. Clemens P Deck M. Dicks S. Eckert D. Edwards S. Gray J. Gene R. Heidler K. Lund P. Marks C. Mayberry C Pearson P. Peich K. Riggenbach P. Schmitt T. Schoepke L. Seaborn K. Six M. Slavin M. Truckenbrod C. Vayo M. Wilhelm E. Woods NON-CERTIFIED : EMPLOYEES ; Under $5,000 M. Baker N. Buikema A. CahUl D. Chromy E. Cerny R. Dicks •p. Fetzer A. Freund J. Freund J. Friel R. Groves M. Henshall J. Hill P. Hiller JL. Himpelmann Value of Capital Assets $ 274,887 2,536,843 347,660 Basis of Valuation used Cash Cash Cash J. Huff" F. Jakubicek A. Klabunde M. Kling S. Koemgseder E. Landt M. Leary B. Lezon S. Maiorca D. Malsch J. Miedzianowski D. Miskovic E. Moe K. Morovec H. Morley J. Neumann R. Nichols R. Osterby G. Pechous C. Pieper J. Radtke G. Rank R. Rowden B. Schmitt J. Schmitt A. Selof M. Sluga A. Suratt H. Vercouter H. Waldin J. Walker T. Weddle J. Zaremba $5,000-9,999 G. Bessler E. Burton J. Clark R. Dehn P. DelMonico L. Garland B. Greenwood C. Heldt G. Kammerer L. Kesser T. Mech B. Meyers D. Morowski J. Oeffling A. Radtke < G. Wolf $10,000-14,999 W. Szyplebaum C. Freund PAYABLES July 1,1976 thru June 30,1977 A&B Printing $207.50, ABC School Supply $111.82, AJS Publications $169.00, A&P $618.97, Ace Hardware $2,681.08, Acme Chemical $255.45, Acorn Ridge Nursery $153.24, Adams Bros. Radiator Serv. $426.00, „ Adelman $1,310.34, Affy Tapple, Inc. $108.00, Alexander Lumber $1,099.28, Allen Foods $1,728.92, Althoff Industries $641.03, American Lock $198.60, American Nat'l. Bank $29,175.00, American Publishers $561.55, American Youth $2,436.00, Anderson Tool, $138.57, Dr. D. Andreas $697.02, Aracon Venetian Blind $900.00, Aron Communications $111.30, Athletic Shop $189.90, B&D Automotive $659.11, Baker & Taylor $561.96, Barber-Colman $234.42, Donald Bark $2,427.30, Bartonville Bank $49,717.00, Beckley-Cardy Co. $1,038.25, Don Bentz $120.00, Pat Bingman $232.00, Bobbs Merrill $479.21, The Bond Buyer $170.94, Borg-Warner Educt'l. Systems $521.39, Botts Welding & Truck $9,953.13, Iris Bruhnke $320.85, Burroughs $13,671.68, Deb Butler $138.63, H E. Buch $4,180.96, Wm. Buell $16,043,63, Buss Ford- $11,842.29, C.D.P. Industries $4,000.00, C&H Distribution $145.45, Arlene Cahill, $120.00, Central Scientific $389.44, Century Supply $158.81, Cheerleader Supply $686.20, Chem-Rite $1,959.20, Chicago Tribune $145.20, Childrens Education $128.93, Childrens Press $221.75, Pat Clemens $368.81, Doris Clinansmith $206.65, Cole Marionettes $175.00, Comco Plastics $1,241.23, Com­ monwealth Edison $38,260.53, Consolidated Accounting Systems $155.28, Creative Publications $169.15, Creative Teaching Assoc. $274.12, Creative Window Designs $4,520.00, Curriculum Publications Clearinghouse' $107.04, Cybermetic Systems $276.11, Demling & Jegen $10,281.56, D.L.M. $501.42, Mike DeWolfe $405.42, Diamond Chemical $2,560.05, A.B. Dick $814.35, Walt Disney Educt'l. Media $287.10, Ed. Don Co. $293.78, Dura Wax $2,275.45, EBSCO Subscription $557.53, E&R Development $191.28, ERCA $147.92, Economy Co. $499.20, Eds Rental $188.45, Educt'l. Audio Visual $203.21, Educt'l. Manpower $118.49, Educt'l. Media $140.56, Educt'l. Research $258.28, Educators Publishing $424.67, Elgin School Dist. U-46 $480.00, Elkhorn Chemical $560.50, Encyclopedia Britannica $555.75, Englewood Elec. $1,536.16, Executive Planning $246.73, Cheryl Falbo $147.44, Ken Falkinham $396.35, Farm & Fleet $178.58, Federal Land Bank $32,000., Renee Fetzer $390.00, Fideler $119.16, First Commercial Bank $82,795.00, First National Bank $83,937.42, Flaghouse $1,071.85, Follett Library Book $636,84, Fox Electric $168.00, Fox Lake Foto $189.36, Fox Lake Heating $550.79, Fox Lake Lumber $414.33, Fox Lake Office Sup. $274.62, Fox River Valley Boat $413.27, Fox Valley Eight $300.00, Franke & Miller $760.00, Geo. Freund $782.50, Harry Freunds Arco $450.81. Sandra Freund $270.00, Floyd Ganzer $101.87, Garrett Book $109.50, General Telephone $500.95, Ginn & Co. $2,809.13, Gould Athletic Supply $121.33, Grolier Educt'l. $576.50, Ralph Gunderson $1,150.00, Bobbie Hall $145.86, Harcourt Brace & Jovanovich $233.34, Harper & Row $117.55, H. Harrison $450.00, Harrison School $347.27, Hausman Bus $3,905.01, Wm. Hayes $1,708.10, Mike Heger $185.00, Newt Heiss $154.80, Wayne Hiller $140.00, Highsmith Co. $430.71, Hoffman Maintenance $612.65. Holleb A Co. $106.63, Holt Rinehart & Winston $2,818.49. Chris Holton $304.00, Hornsbys $113.98, Houghton Mifflin $447.19, Humes & Berg $144.40, Hunter Septic $1,120.00, 111. Assn. of School Admins. $100., 111. Assn. of School Boards $697.00,1.B.T. $6,406.90, Dl. Grade School Music Assn. $267., I.M.R.F. $24,028.77 IMCO $162.56, In­ centive Publications $110.00, Industrial Appraisal $260., Inter-Collegiate Press $253.65, Interlaken Lodge $600.00, I.B.M. $1,635.63, Interstate Audio-Visual $141.76, Interstate Music $307.30, Iron Fireman $394.10, Jays Foods $1,833.70, Johnsburg J.H. Stu. Act. Acct. $632.63, K-M Assoc. $82,061.31, Kirchner Fire Extinguisher $222.25, Knick Knack Ceramics $150.00, Rick Kob $215.00, Terry Koenig $734.50, Richard Laabs $550.00, Laidlaw Bros. $175.08, Lake County Off. Equip. $175.38, Lake County Pipe $177.39, Larson Co. $471.80, LaSalle Nat'l. Bank $171,456.00, LaSalle St. Press $751.90, Latta $5,280.04, Leader Hardware $155.81, Learning Arts $226.34, Learning Resource Center $155.34, Learning Shoo $337.26, Learning Tree Fflmstrips $160.68, Lee Wards $175.37, Lenon Bus $293.13, Litton Educt'l. $166.31, Liberty Oil $15,503.91, Lyon-Healy $1,188.16, McGraw-Hill $2,316.41, McHenry H.S. Dist. No. • 156 $885,470.41, McHenry County Assn. for Retarded $1,233.34, McHenry County Film Lib. $914.40, McHenry County Off. Machs. $463.45, McHenry Electric $102.02, McHenry F.S. $333.75, McHenry Firestone $2,243.47, McHenry Floral $105.75, McHenry Handyman $100.00, McHenry Hospital $595.67; McHenry Plainoealer $390.51, McHenry Post Office $1,954.88, McHenry State Bank $337,917.43, McHenry & Woodstock Disposal $1,395.60, C.R. McMicnael $178.83, MacKay's T.V. $251.00, Mac- Millan Publishing $372.68, Main Paint $473.50, Malcolite $122.84, Managers of Construction $19,080.44, Ron Marks $120.00, Matthews Transfer $880.45, Harry May $248.64, Mrs. Mayberry $100.00, Mayfex Assoc's. $267.95, Mercury Plumbing $139.50, Meiers Masterbilt $27 1.35, Metropolitan Supply $1,309.45, Meyer & Dietel Tours $204.00, Bonnie Meyers $1,004,31, Milwaukee Cheese $4,993.87. Minnesota Outward Bound School $300., Chas. Mionske $1,271,00, Modern Curriculum Press $535.47, Modern Dairy $20,417.31, Moody's Investors $650.00, Moore American Graphics $411.85, E.R. Moore $843.75, Mr. Dons $121.77, National Geographic $149.80, National School Boards Assn. $179.00, National School Studios $4,766.25, National Textbook $124.85, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. $201.10, Nixon Co. $109.34, Nix Lake County Packing $9,531.86, Northern 111. Gas $15,809.79, Northland Equip. $3,700., Northwestern Garage $242.00, Orkin Exterminating $330.60, Palmer Co. $391.00, Trudy Palys $270.00, Paxton- Patterson $454.00, Payton Chevrolet $7,784.44, Tom Pender Enterprises $142.90, Pendulum Press $253.30, Thomas Peters $450.00, Jean Petrov $139.20, Steve Pollock $482.30, Powers Regulator $173.11, Prudential Ins. $30,805.43, Purity Baking $2,523.54, Quill Corp. $1,407.48, RMI Educt'l. Films $110.00, RAW GraDhics $585.23, Ann Radtke $855.14, B.A. Railton $4,337.06, Rand McNally $104.09, Elyse Reining $110.00, Fund Balances 673,160 Total Liabilities and Fund Balances $ 673,160 $ 3,610,145.00 94.9 Operations, Bldg, and Maintenance 112,722 y 555,964 $668,706 668,706 $ 668,706 Bond and Interest 39,469 50,000 $ 89,469 35,879 35,879 53,590 $ 89.469 Trans­ mutation 4,792 101,151 $105,943 105,943 $ 105,943 Beginning Fund Balance, July 1,1976 $ (98,i Add i Excess of Revenue over Expenditures 79,855 Other: Division of Assets -- 692,174 Total (Fund Balance and Additions) 673,160 Deduct: Excess of Expenditures over Revenue Other: Bonds Payable-156 Total Deductions Ending Fund Balance, June 30,1977 $ 673,160 ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES $ (70,133) $ 53,506 $ (28,229) 35,963 741,606 671,473 2,767 2,767 $ 668,706 35,879 35,879 $ 53,590 214,848 186,619 80,676 80,676 $ 105,943 Municipal Retirement 30,554 $ 30,554 30,554 $ 30.554 $ (2,044) 5,322 27,276 30,554 Site and Construction 2,603 1,818,929 $1,821,532 1,821,532 $ 1,821,532 Working Cash 4 1,321,532 500,000 1,821,532 $ 30,554 $ 1,821,532 1,227 1,227 1,227 1,227 •j# •: STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS-REVENUES Taxes $ 750,725 $ 196,498 $ 281,701 $ 61,540 $ 42,971 t 15.783 Governmental Divisions: State 1,421,564 4,868 > 44,122 Federal 42,009 67 518 1,711,913 Interest on Investments 9,038 19,855 339 2,993 322 15,445 121 1,078 Payments from other Districts 1,000 Other Revenue 5,234 2,446 154 Student and Community Services: 2,446 Summer School 608 Athletic Program 728 Textbooks 21,916 Lunch Program 55,857 Other Student and Community Services 18,407 1,453 861 17,010 120 TOTAL RECEIPTS-REVENUES $2,344,174 $226,240 $282,040 $109,737 $ 43,811 $1,727,358 $ 15,904 147 130,756 14,132 7,721 STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES Administration $ 81,755 Instruction 1,886,214 Attendance 2,337 Health 10,055 Operation 76,496 180,936 Maintenance 17,738 32,974 Fixed Charges 45,059 7,751 151,077 Student and Community Services: Summer School 10,314 Athletic Program 7,101 Textbooks 17,596 Lunch Program 77,353 Other Student and Community Services 12,428 Capital Outlay 19,873 7,346 ' 37,657 Bond PrindpcU Retired 95,000 Transfers Out .. , TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES.......... $2,264,319 $229,007 $ 246,077 $ 190,413 Excess (Deficiency) of Receipts-Revenues Over Disbursement-Expenditures 79,855 (2,767) 35,963 (80,676) 38,489 $ 38,489 5,322 405,826 17,131 $ 405,826 17,131 1,321,532 $ (1,227) Rich, Iric. $548.50, Edna Robel $353.20, Ross Interaatl. $442.42, Royce Rolls Ringer $170.13, SVE $642.04, Sax Arts & Crafts $391.06, Scholastic Magazines $579.29, School Health $432.37, Schoep's Ice Cream $4,913.00, Science Kit $169.74, S.K.A. $2,604.80, Scott, Foresman $234.76, Scott Seaborn $566.48, Security Columbia Banknote $404.47, Selection Research $185.00, John Sexton $3,161.44. Silver Burdett $746.58, Singer Co. $968.62, 9i tier's Supply $152.49, Snitz Mfg. $268.24. SEDOL $5,602.64, SEDOM $89,299.33, Paul Speer $5,185.20, Stauber Hardware $161.30, Margaret Stenzel $180.00, Superior Coach $15,586.00, Swartzloff Construction $375.90, Randy Swikle $263.97, Testa Mfg. $125.88, Texas Refinery $692.09, Thelen Ready Mix $106.30, Tomasello $745.00, Ferol Tomlinson $412.26, Tonyan Bros. $887.25, Unified Dist. Supply $191.60, United Visual Aids $1,470.70, University Book Serv. $349.11, Valley School Supply $3,666.74, James. VanBosch $111.46, Verd- A-Ray $1,094.36, Grace Vyduna $127.60, Wards Science $370.62, Mabel Weber $106.90, Western- Trophies $217.77, John Wirfs $337.75, Wise. Book Bindery $948.90. Wise. Improvement Prog. $150.00, Grace Wolf $164.07, Mary Jo Wolk $196.03, Wolverine Sports $813.31, Woolworths $112.03, World Dryer $253.90, Xerox $4,930.34, Xerox Education $1,973.66, Evelyn Zvonar $130.40. (Pub. Oct. 19,1977) Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS. COUNTY OF McHENRY ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS McHENRY STATE BANK, ) an Illinois Banking ) Corporation; and THOMAS ) F. BOLGER, Successor ) Trustee, ) Plaintiffs ) vs. ) PAUL R.JOZA and ) ELIZABETH L. JOZA, ) his wife, J.H. OLWIN ) and "UNKNOWN OWNERS", ) Defendants ) No. 77 CH 1357 NOTICE The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hereby given to J.H. OLWIN, Defendant in the above entitled suit, that the said suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry Countv, Illinois, by the said Plaintiff against you, praying for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage made by PAUL R. JOZA and * ELIZABETH L. JOZA, his wife, to McHENRY STATE BANK, an Illinois Banking Corporation, conveying the premises described as follows, to-wit: Lot 14 in McHenry Country Club First Addition, a Subdivision of part of the Southwest Quarter of Fractional Section 36, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the ' Plat thereof recorded March 17, 1922, as Document No. 54379, in $ Book 4 of Plats, page 52, in McHenry County, Illinois; and for other relief; that summons was duly issued out of said Court as provided by law and that the suit is still pending. NOW, THEREFORE, unless you, J.H. OLWIN, the said Defendant, file your Answer to the Complaint in said suit or otherwise make your ap­ pearance therein in the said Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois, held in the courthouse in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the 14th day of November, 1977, default may be entered against you at any time after the day and decree entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint. Dated October 5, 1977. Margaret O'Neil, Circuit Clerk COWLIN, COWLIN & UNGVARSKY Attorneys for Plaintiff 20 Grant Street Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 Telephone: (815) 459-5300 (Pub Oct. 12,19,26,1977) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF MARTIN RZECKOWSKI Deceased, FILE NO. 77-P-320 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on October 13th, 1977, to LEROY J. WELTER, 1303 N. Richmond Road, McHenry., Illinois, whose attorney of record is LEROY J. WELTER, 1303 N. Richmond Road, 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, arid copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Oct. 19. 26. Nov. 2,1977) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF "LILLIAN M. VENABLE Deceased, FILE NO. 77-P-332 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on October 13th, 1977, to LESTER L. VENABLE, JR., 4612 W. Parkview Dr.. McHenry, Illinois ana MARILYN D. COMSTOCK, 3803 N. Weingart Road, McHenry, Illinois, whose at­ torneys of record are Narusis & Narusis. 213 W. Lake Shore Drive, Cary, Illinois. Claims may be tiled 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. Oct. 19. 26, Nov. 2,1977) Spring Eva Freund Grove » . . 675-2135 Installation Of Officers For Society Installation of officers in St. Peter's Christian Mothers society was held in late Sep­ tember at Fox Lake Country club at a dinner meeting. New officers are Kay Smith, president, and Marge Jung, secretary, replacing Dolores May, past president, and Catherine Kagan, secretary; Luella May as vice-president and Elaine Etten as treasurer will serve one more year to finish out their two year term. The next meeting of the society will be Oct. 20 with Magdalen Miller and Isabel Miller as hostesses. MONTANA TRIP Mrs. Eva Freund has just returned from a three week visit with her daughter, Charlotte, and family in Great Falls, Mont. It was a beautiful visit and she greatly enjoyed the scenic splendor of drives taken through the mountains. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS New Circuit Breaker Deadline Announced Seniors who were 65 or older in 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 or 1976 and have never applied for the tax relief claim for grant should do so now, according to Marge.. Jones, executive director for the McHenry County Senior Citizens council. This grant, which is com­ monly known as the Circuit Breaker, is a form of tax relief for those who are either over 65 or totally disabled according to Social Security standards. The only other criteria is that the total income is under $10,000. This income relates to the person claiming the grant and his or her spouse only and it does include Social Security income. "The Circuit Breaker can do two things for seniors," Ms. Jones explained, "First, if you rent or if you own your own home, a refund can be made for the difference between 4 per­ cent of your income and either 25 percent of your rent or that poriton of your real estate tax bill that applies to your per­ sonal residence.- Second, a rebate is issued based on a flat percentage of your income.' Individuals living with their families may apply even if they do not pay rent and residents of nursing homes may also be eligible. "Many people assume that there must be strings attached to this grant," she continued, "but that is not so. The Illinois Legislature realized the im­ portance of finding some way of easing the burden of older taxpayers who are living on a fixed income." Currently, the grant is retroactive, back to 1972. However, after Dec. 31, seniors will only be able to apply for one year. This came about because of new legislation that will improve the benefits of the Circuit Breaker. "The McHenry County Senior Citizens council urges all seniors who have not filed previously to do so now in order to obtain the maximum benefits due them. Also,hthe Council would hope that people who have received the grant will check with their friends, and that families with older persons would inquire about the Circuit Breaker. The records Dedicate Lake At Rush Creek Conservation Area All McHenry County Con­ servation district trustees, members of the Citizens Ad­ visory council, staff, and seventy-five citizens took part in a short ceremony officially dedicating the completed 4.5 acre lake at the Rush Creek conservation area, southeast of Harvard., During the ceremony, special recognition was given to Sam Haning of the U.S. Soil Con­ servation service, and to Howard Meade of Marengo. Haning did the initial studies, soil samples and planning for from the Department oi Revenue indicate that not even half of the seniors eligible to apply for the Circuit Breaker from McHenry county have done so", Ms. Jones concluded, "so chances are that if you have filed, the senior next to you has not done so." , Application forms may be obtained from the McHenry County Senior Citizens council which operates an information and referral service out of its office which is located at 113 , Newell street (P.O. Box 722), * Woodstock, 111., 60096 or by calling 338-6075 or 455-2660. McHenry county seniors whose toll free calling areas do not include these numbers, should feel free to call collect. the lake. Meade worked the many hours needed to dig the lake and contour the land around it. The district also presented letters of commendation to Dr. George Buehler and to Robert Fritz for their six years of service to the Conservation district as trustees. An important part of the dedication was the initial , stocking of the lake with 250 I large mouth bass finger lings. S Buehler and Fritz placed the ! fish in the lake. The fish were ' supplied by the Illinois * Department of Conservation, Division of Fisheries. Definition Marigold is a flower, but it's also what every chorus girl hopes to do. I