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PAGE 4 - PLAINDF ALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL II,l»7t Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 Columnist Asks Candidate Info This columnist had received many, many calls regarding tMe fact that although there is to be an election in the village, April 17. not one word about the candidates has appeared in this column I do not solicit material for this column: people must call in with their news. Except for President Llllegard. none of the other candidates running in the election called me to inform me of their candidacy, or offered to speak to interested parties on the issues To include only mformation on one candidate would be partisan and unfair. » However, it does seem strange that none of the other candidates felt it necessary to inform the residents of their candidacy. In spite of the fact that all but one office is un­ contested. surely someone naming for office, whatever the office, would want people to know of his qualifications. educational background, and ability to serve At any rate, here is the slate of candidates for Tuesday's election. Running for president: Rose Llllegard and David Grimes: for clerk: S.A. Larsen; for trustee '5 positions to be filled > William Wilson. Ronald G^ant. Martin Koleno. and Stanley Weincuoff The fifth position could be filled by write-ins. The canvassing board will certify the results of the election. April 23. 7 p.m. (alternate date. April 27). There is less than one week till the election. If you are not registered, you may do so on Tuesday. April 17. just prior to the election, at 3215 Beach drive. The election will be held at the annex. 3211 Beach drive. VILLAGE BOARD NEWS Communications from President Lillegard were as follows: the hearing at NIPC gave unanimous approval for Phase I of our Sewer grant. NIPC is the clearing bouse for federal and state grants, and President lillegard is a voting commissioner of NIPC. In approximately ten months. Phase II funding will come before NIPC for approval. Mr. Ehredt and his attorney. Mr Licastro. were on hand to make the initial presentation to the village board of annexation of ten acres of land on Barreville road. Mr. Ehredt is requesting multiple zoning. He was instructed to file a formal petition and to deposit with the village clerk the filing fees A hearing date would then be set before the planning com­ mission. A guest speaker. Mr. Hal Lowrey, from the Department of Transportation, spoke pertaining to expenditures of motor fuel tax money and how it is to be used The board was informed by- President Lillegard that she has been working with the Illinois Department of Revenue regarding the collection of all sales taxes that were erroneously paid to other governmental agnecies by the retailer It was noted that any taxes so filed can be reclaimed up to eight years back Concerning the national Flood Insurance grant. President Lillegard stated that the necessary ordinances were passed over a year ago. and filed with the state Department of Waterways as required s p u r g e o n s Hop to It. Snap-up His Easter Fashions / AThisWfeek! However, a letter from the national Flood Insurance agent dated April 2 stated that the ordinance was never forwarded from the Department of Waterways to the national Flood Insurance agent. The board took immediate action to pass a resolution which makes the Shores eligible for the national Floo»d Insurance program within five days However, all lands in McHenry county were eligible for flood insurance under the emergency Flood Insurance plan, which affords less coverage. Car stickers with the new logo are to go on sale May 1. The chair inquired of Mr Lon Reed, the building and zoning officer, the status of campers and boats parked in driveway's. There was a discussion on the purchase of a portable radio for the police department. The board passed a resolution supporting highway 420 which runs north of the city of McHenry from Route 12 to McCullom Lake and north to Wisconsin The Zoning board of Appeals is hearing variances on April 11 pertaining to the storage of campers and boats Mr Ray LaFrancis. chair­ man of the ordinance com­ mittee. submitted an end-of- the-year report regarding the progress of the committee No other year-end reports were turned in. Discussion was held to provide contractual police service to the village of Prairie Grove Before any further decisions could be made. President Lillegard was in­ structed to set up a meeting with the police chief of McHenry Shores An ordinance was passed authorizing lease purchase of financing of the unpaid portion of the village truck in five yearly installments in the amount of $2,600 plus interest Mr. Higgins from the water company approached the board in regard to extending water mains to Unit 5 from the existing water company- Permission must be granted by the village due to the fact that the water company does not have a franchise to operate within the village Heated discussion centered around the purchase of the water company by the village The board was Save $2! Shirts for Sport or Dress > Reg. $7 Polyester Knit shirt -- a real wardrobe stretcher' Sport or dress shirt when worn with a tie! 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Mr. Higgins also requested a vote from President Lillegard who ab­ stained. There was a request made by the chair for another meeting concerning this water problem because at the last meeting scheduled no one showed up. Chris Foote. acting clerk in the absence of Ms. Larsen. informed those in attendance that the Plaindealer would publish the official ballot, and absentee ballots were available up to election day. POLICE NEWS Tickets were issued to the following: D. Alton. Shores. Faulty Equipment: R Freund. McHenry. No valid DL.; S Chappel. McH . reckless operation of a snowmobile. T Engle. Shores, speeding. C Lilly. Cary. speeding. L Norten. McHenry. speeding. J. Crabtree. Shores, dog running at large: J. Sosinski. Shores, overnight parking: M. Albert. Algonquin, speeding: D. Pompeo. Round Lake Beach, no valid D.L. and speeding. W.J Edelman. Shores over­ night parking: G. Rulon. Crystal Lake, speeding: C. Bass. Shores, overnight parking: A. Cable, McHenry. speeding: D Lundgren. McHenry. speeding: E Eremo. McHenry . speeding: J March. Shores, overnight parking: P Mancuso. Cary. overweight truck and violation of classification: R Klein. Kenworth. overnight parking: D Grimes. Shores, overnight parking. G Sornson. McHenry. speeding G Pollard. Huntley, speeding: R Klubertantz. McHenry. speeding; M. Tripp. McHenry. speeding: M. Pressel. Island Lake, speeding: A Hellios. McHenry. speeding: K Williams. Wisconsin, overweight truck and R Olson. McHenry . speeding The police chief reports that there are thirteen violators of the ordinance pertaining to junk cars and junk in yards. These people will be served notice and they will have ten days to remove the offending item or items. ANSWER QUESTIONS A request was made at the board meeting that any can­ didate wishing to comment upon issues, etc., could contact this columnist and have his views, important data, and other sundry remarks made public. In keeping with this request. President Lillegard has expressed her readiness to answer questions from residents at her place of residence. 385-4517, or to ap­ pear to any group. ANOTHER SURPRISE? John and Rosemary Hanson may have another surprise for us. Could it be another trip? HOSPITALIZED We wish Debbie Acred • speedy recovery from her hospital stay May the exhuberanct of the Easter season prevail all through the year * AT LEGISLATIVE SEMINAR - Mrs. Joyce Mazzoni and her daughter, Lisa, of McHenry recently visited Springfield to attend a Legislative seminar conducted by the League of Women Voters. While they were in Springfield Lisa served as an honorary page in the Illinois State Senate through the help of her state senator, Jack Schaffer, pictured above with Lisa and her mother. Mrs. Mazzoni is active in the League of Women Voters and serves as editor of the Woodstock-McHenry league's newspaper. Oae sr the Other "Your fnend ttoyed very late last rught, didn't he f" asked Mom. "Yet, mother, did the noise disturb you?" the daughter in­ quired. "No." was the stern rebuttal "But the periods of silence did." A m e r i c a n V i e w p o i n t s Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERING --James W. Seymour & Son-- Serving the McHenry*Xrea Since 1945" •UPHOLSTERING «OUR FABRIC OR YOURS •REPAIRING •REGIUEING •UPHOLSTERING VAN CUSHIONS •UPHOLSTERING OFFICE FURNITURE 459-0653 151 N Wox & Praine Rear Ct-ystpi loke mutually pledge to each other our Lies, our fortunes, and our sacred honour Thomas Jefferson VOTE *FOR* SMITH RLOEBMRN * WRRD3 Special Meeting Of McCullom Lake Conservation Club There will be a special meeting of the McCullom Lake Conservation club. The meeting will be on April 18 at the McCullom Lake beach house on Orchard drive. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. There are going to be some changes made, possibly. WOMEN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Women's club meeting will be tonight at 7:30. 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