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Lakemoc >r-Lilymoor Margaret Karbs 385-4934 Librarian Attend* Small Libraries' Service Programs Louise Hipwell, Board of Trustee's president, and Margaret Karas, librarian of the McHenry Nunda library district, attended the "Programs of Service for Small Libraries" sponsored by the Library Systems, the Illinois State Library and Northern Illinois university. This was a condensed, con­ centrated study of thirty-three contact hours, to determine how library services can be improved, enlarged, and made accessible to all people. , Louise concentrated on "Law and Money", to learn of the legal problems facing library boards, the procedures a board must follow, and the monetary regulations which determine the library's future. Margaret attended the special £roup for 1 honeymoon, bride snd £room "Acquisitions", a study on how h® a* home in Champaign, subject of a special column in the Plaindealer Friday. Now that she has reached 95, % won't be so difficult. Grampa and Gramma Hueckstaedt and Uncle Rusty were among those at a pcty for Christopher Mumma, on Aug. 5. Everyone enjoyed the bir­ thday cake and the family get- together. Aug. 20 marks Irene Thorn­ ton's birthdate. Marion Leske, a former library board member, celebrates the same day. Barbara Nejedly's bir­ thday is Aug. 21. The anniversary couple is David and Virgie Eggert who celebrate their third year on the twenty-second of August. May you all have a happy day and an exciting year to look forward to. NUPTIAL NEWS The Wilfred Blakes youngest son, Jeffrey, was married to Kay Bowen on July 29 in Marengo. After their to build a library collection that is economical, useable, and satisfying to patron's needs. An area of importance covered was the relationship between boards and librarians. Group Dynamics were probed in depth. Parliamentary procedure was clearly defined to show the responsibilities of boards, librarians and citizens in the library context. Problems of personnel, which our one-person library does not face at this moment, were posed and solutions presented. The four day institute ended with a charge to the librarians and trustees, to use the leadership skills and technical information provided to make their libraries a more vital and valuable resource in their community. Also, to give all our people access to library materials and policies, so our library will be alive and healthy. It is up to all of us to be aware of the im­ portance of having "Freedom to read' and to have full community cooperation on the project the board is now facing. Information leads to un­ derstanding. "A feller is generally down on what he ain't up on". Will you support your library, so all can be provided with the tools for knowledge and enrichment needed and desired? I *-* . N < • CELEBRATIONS ; We are happy to add our congratulations to Mrs. Ida Legge on her ninety-fifth bir­ thday, Aug. 22. She is the where they will both be students at the University of Illinois. Edith and Wilfred aren't losing a son, just adding another daughter to their growing family. A double wedding was per­ formed in Woodstock, Aug. 5, when two members of one family took wives. Bill and Mary Rose, and Bill's step-son, Jerry Davis and Lisa ex­ changed vows. The reception was given by Pam at the Rose home, with about fifty guests in attendance. DESTRUCTION The Sports Pub on Rand road was the scene of a robbery and arson Aug. 7. The second floor apartment was set on fire. McHenry Fire Protection Districts 3 and 1 were called. Max Dawdy, of our fire com­ pany, was overcome by smoke and hospitalized. He is recovered now, and we're thankful that there were no other injuries. The restaurant will be closed temporarily for repairs and remodeling. AREA CRIME INCREASING Four break-ins and rob­ beries, and one arson case were reported within a 24-hour period in our area, Aug. 6 and 7. Stolen were money, power tools, hand tools and other items that are easily fenced. Residents are warned to keep all garages and buildings locked, and to make access to them as difficult as possible. If strange cars are noticed cruising in your area, take down license numbers. Be aware of unusual cir­ cumstances. Notify the sheriff's office immediately when suspicious activity oc­ curs. NEW GRANDCHILD "Mama" Rose added another granddaughter to her growing family on Aug. 3. Wanda Louise Rose is the newest member. Bill and Mary Rose's daughter weighed in at 6 lbs., 12 oz., and was 20 inches long. The new baby is a happy addition to the Rose household. FEELING BETTER Little Chad Hueckstaedt is now home from the hospital and recuperating. Chad has had many medical problems in his three years of life. We hope all will be well with him now. Also feeling better is Willard E. Mix. He still keeps busy helping out at the hardware store, in spite of health problems. Keep up the good spirits, Willard. GOD BLESS. Legal Notice IN THE MATTER OF ) THE APPLICATION OF ) VICTOR A. MILLER and ) FLORENCE M. MILtfeR, ) his wife FOR AN ) AMENDMENT OF THE ) ZONING ORDINANCE ) OF THE COUNTY ) OF McHENRY, AND ) SUCH ORDINANCE ) ASAMENDED ) Public notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals concerning the following described premises: Parcel No. 1: All that part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian lying West of the Westerly right of way line of State Route 31, (excepting therefrom the North 617.85 feet thereof, also excepting therefrom the South 105.93 feet thereof) in McHenry County, Illinois. Parcel No. 2: The South 122.80 feet of the North 617.80 feet of the East half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, which lies West of the Westerly right of way line of State Route 31, in McHenry County, Illinois. The property is located on the West side of Route 31, ap­ proximately 500 feet South of the intersection of Johnsburg Road and Route 31. Said par­ cels contain approximately 11 36 acres with approximately 700 feet of road frontage and a depth of approximately 700 feet. Petitioners are requesting an amendment under the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance to rezone the above property from "F" Farming to "B-3" Business. The hearing will be held at the hour of 2:00 p.m. on the 7th day of September, 1978, at the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, at which time and place those desiring to be heard may be present, -s- June Girard, Chairman, McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals A T T O R N E Y F O R PETITIONERS: Samuel J. Diamond 3431 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-385-6840 (Pub. Aug, 16,1978) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF JOHN A. ZISZIK Deceased, FILE NO. 78-P-249 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration were issued on August 7, 1978, to Clara J. Ziszik, 727 Dulles Street, Des Plaines, IL 60016, whose attorneys of record are Joslyn & Green, 116 N. Benton Street, Woodstock, IL 60098. 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. JOHN R. LAZONBY Clerk of the Court (Pub Aug. 16, 23 & 30, 1978) Legal Notice VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, ILLINOIS TREASURER S REPORT For the Fiscal Year ended March 31,1978 TOTAL CASH AT APRIL 1, 1977 $ 7,864.91 GENERAL CORPORATE FUND Receipts: Vehicle License $ 2,385.50 Boat Stickers 77.00 Building Permits 1,013.08 Dog Licenses 292.00 Police Fines 1,043.00 County Treasurer- r • tax distribution 12,653.64 Road and Bridge Fund $1,911.47 Illinois Income Tax 11,940.78 Retailers Occupation Get rid of the most wasteful part of your cdr condiHaner. The dirt Inside. i wguks deeming. Your air conditioner aoes more than just cool It cleans, too. by littering dust and dirt out ol the air Alter awhile, the dirt builds up on the tilter. and clogs the air flow This makes the unit work harder. And that costs you money Take a lew minutes to get rid ol that dirt and you'll hold down your operating costs mm Check your owner's manual lor specilic instructions II you don't have one. do the following. Eiill the plug, and remove the tront panel Litt out the lilter and vacuum it II your lilter is made ol a spongelike material, wash it in warm water and detergent Then let it dry. and put it back in place. ""Tour central cooling system has a lilter. too. usually in the blower section ol the indoor unit. Belore opening the access panel. tynLfiti the power II the lilter is reusable, vacuum it II it's washable, wash it II you have a throw-away lilter. or your lilter is too dirty to clean, replace it with a new one ol the same size and material (note arrow on side ol lilter indicating direction ol air How) II your heating and cooling system has an electronic air lilter. be sure to lollow the cleaning and maintenance procedures recommended by the manufacturer Ihafctwtwn Occasionally, your air conditioner's condenser coll, relrigerant charge, or motor may need attention Irom a qualilled serviceman. Maintenance ol these parts may be best left to the professional. Remember: the less energy you waste, the more money you save. And a clean air conditioner can save you plenty e UtkEdb tax 1,241.70 Liquor Licenses 1,500.00 Beach Fund 330.00 Interest on Savings Accts. 85.07 Ceta Reimbursement 4,846.95 Misc. 295.33 McHennr & Woodstock Disposal Co. 7.50 137.88 17.50 125.00 PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST It, 1978 AT 3-31-77 $14,206.56 Receipts: $39,615.52 $47,480.43 Disbursements: Salaries President-AUan McKim 50.00 Kurt Weisenberger 550.00 Trustees- Virginia Aalto 40.00 William Walter 40.00 Brook Elliott - > 40.00 GeneWuff 440.00 Terry Jordan 320.00 Monty Yates 300.00 Sharon Grutzmacher 400.00 Jerry Raycraft 420.00 Tom Farrell 420.00 Treasurer-Marie McKim 420.00 Village Clerk- Karen Parks 65.00 Lesley Curran 1,375.00 < Village Attorney- Thomas Baker 2,017.00 Bldg Inspector- Frank Kurth 1,200.00 Office Supplies M. Casey & Co. 114.19 Lesley Curran 15.21 Safeguard Business Sys. 81.33 McHenry Office Supply 53.35 Acme Corporate Book Seal Co Ace Hardware McHenry Paint James Box Adams Bros. Radiator Service 50.00 George P. Freund, Inc. 159.95 6 Alexander Lumber Co. 21.03 Tom Farrell 12.61 . Ed's Rental & Sales Inc. 6.00 Gas-Electricity- Commonwealth Edison 445.55 Northern Illinois Gas 693.11 Beach Upkeep & Mowing - Jerry Raycraft 70.00 Steve Huff 272.00 Hughes 85.00 Main Paint & Decorating 8.62 McHenry Paint 7.58 Signs - Parkwav Products Co. 135.00 J.T. Manoney 96.92 Misc. - Ace Hardware 116.41 Bill Meath 40.00 Illinois Bell Telephone 88.09 Conservation Gub 500.00 Fox Electric Supply 460.66 Tom Farrell 145.53 MikeNitz 140.00 Alexander Lumber Co. 56.73 McHenry Paint 47.40 Althoff Industries 46.00 Telephone - Illinois Bell 11.10 Construction Bookstore, Inc. . 9.80 Wallet H. Russel Recorder of Deeds 16.00 Tom Farrell 50.00 Motor Fuel Tax Allotment Interest $ 75.80 Street Dept. Snow Removal & Sanding Dave Hansen 146.00 Ben Gates 40.00 John Klapperich 44.00 $10,774.83 456.47 $11,231.30 $25,437.86 8.93 11.95 16.25 46.75 4.50 Ace Hardware R&W Graphic Enterprise Revenue Sharing Advisory Serv. Prest-O-Paint Election Expense - McHenry Plaindealer 9.40 City of McHenry 15.40 Marie McKim 35.00 Marie Howe 35.00 Lois Parenti 35.00 Kathleen Godina 35.00 Margaret Olsen 35.00 Communications - Illinois Bell Telephone 130.21 Auditing Expense - Kenneth Cnadwick 900.00 Publication Expense - McHenry Plaindealer 220.40 Dues Illinois Muncipal League52.80 Insurance - Premiums & Bonds: Frank Low Ins. 4,053.41 Earl R. Walsh 578 00 CountyMunicipal Assoc: 282.00 Misc. Illinois Muncipal League80.00 Secretary of State 5.00 Building Official & CodeAamin. 10.00 Lake-McHenry Law Enforcement 50.00 Lvdia Home Assoc 30.32 McHenry County Historical Soc 50 00 Petty Cash 60.00 Planning Commission - NorthernIll.Plan.com 50.00 Wm. Walter 14.10 Rent - Village Treasurers Office 180.00 Village Clerks Office 35.00 $ 4,044.38 Police Dept. Police Car Maint. - Pete Hamil & Sons Reors. 11754 McHenry Firestone, 70.24 Galaxy Car Wash 53.35 Mitchell AMC-Jeep 401.25 Supreme Muffler Shops 52.33 Valley Services Ltd. 21.40 Inc. Butch's Auto Service 18.75 Salaries - Expenses Donald Milbratz 1,534.15 Ralph Regner 337 90 Terry Godina 1,018.25 Jack Morris 55165 Commercial Uniform Co. 42.78 Federal Withholding Tax 537.70 Dog Registration & Pond Expense Martin Parks 20 00 $ 230.00 60.00 2.00 4.00 212.50 100.00 8.97 $ 387.47 302.50 15.69 $ 318 19 Rd & Bridge Fund - Curran Contracting Co. 189 88 Street Lighting - Commonwealth Edison Co. 1,776 48 Vehicle Tax Fund - Color Tone, Inc 149.95 Ceta Workers & Expenses Street Repair Ben Gates Misc. Wm. Walter Tom Farrell City of McHenry McHenry Fence & Supply Co. Ace Hardware Street & Bridge: Repairs-Ben Gates Signs - Misc. Total Disbursements: Baxter & Woodman $ 297.19 McHenry Sand & Gravel 3,008.70 Tony an Bros. 2,454.40 John Ficken 36.00 J. P. Klapperich 41.50 Dennis Latimer Richard Karas John Bjerke Kale Uniforms Fox Valley Sports Crescent Regional Training Withholding Taxes: Internal Revenue $ 4,225.85 140.08 4,148.59 131.95 8.25 45.00 Total Disbursements $ 5,837 79 TOTAL CASH ON HAND 3-31-78 $19,600 07 I, Marie A McKim, Village Treasurer, Village of Mc Cullom Lake, Illinois, do solemnly swear the foregoing statement is true to the best of my belief Marie A. McKim Notary Seal Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9 day of August, 1978 Lesley Curran (Pub Aug. 16, 1978) Labor is the curse of the world, and nobody can meddle with it without becoming proportion­ ately brutified. -Nathaniel Hawthorne. McHenry County Dept. of Health 109.50 »D1 Supplies - Frank Thornber Co. 148.21 Radicom 12 00 Fox Valley Sports Ltd. 12.05 Eby Brown 12.60 Terry Jordan 13 00 Kircnner Fire Extings. 1175 Communications - Radio & Tower City of McHenry Police Dept 626 30 Illinois Bell Telephone 923.30 Suburban Office Supply 24.00 Motorola, Inc. 12.50 City of McHenry 264 99 Commonwealth Edison 15 07 Misc. - Allan J . Dixon 16.00 Crescent Regional Crm.Jus.Cn. 60 00 Karen Parks 60.00 Virginia Jordan 50 00 Gas & Oil - Clark Gas Station Service 888.06 Illinois Dept. of Revenue83.30 $ 9,671.08 TOTAL FUNDS DISBURSED $40,707.94 TOTAL CASH ON HAND 3-31-78 $ 6,772.49 Anti Rec. Title 11 Acct. Cash on hand 3-31-77 415.69 Disbursements: Donald Milbratz $ 192.10 Ralph Refiner 112.50 Terry Godina 68.40 Jack Morris 28.50 Misc 40 $ 401.90 TOTAL CASH ON HAND 3-31-78 13.79 REVENUE SHARING TOTAL CASH AT APRIL 1,1977 $ 3,733.13 Receipts: Revenue Sharing $ 3,909 00 Interest 9.44 $ 3,918 44 Total 7.651.57 Disbursements: M c H e n r y W o o d s t o c k Disposal (Spring Cleanup) 560 00 McHenry State Bank (Police Car) Bob Pepping (Sidewalk) 1,237.21 600.00 $15,429.60 Beach Park & Conservation Maintenance - Frank Kurth 22.00 Gene Huff 19.21 Roger Claxton Galaxy Car Wash Building & Zoning 10.00 134.18 1,142.37 $ 8,435.11 Total Disbursements $ 2,397.21 TOTAL CASH ON HAND 3-31-78 $ 5,254.36 MOTOR FUEL TAX TOTAL CASH GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results! 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