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PAGE !• - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1980 * w L «• I £ * * • t 5> Legal Notice JOHNSBURG COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 2117 West Church Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30.1980 STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ARISING FROM CASH TRANSACTIONS STATEMENT OF POSITION JUNE 3#, 1980 Size of District in square miles -19.35 Number of Attendance centers - 5 Number of Non-Certificated Employees Full Time - 42 Part-Time 35 Number of pupils enrolled per grade: Pre-Kindergarlen - 5 K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 138 156.5 163 192 179 181 Special 26 Special 9 Number of Certificated EmDloyees Full Time - 127 Part-Time - 9 Average daily attendance 1958.73 Average daily membership 2095.44 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 187 169.5 177 150 168 145 108 Total Elementary 1,574 Total Secondary 580 TOTAL IN DISTRICT 2,154 Tax Rate by Fund (in percent) Educational, 2.58; Operations, Bldgv and Maintenance, .55; Bond and Interest, 1.077; Working Cash .05; Transportation, .12; Municipal Retirement, .325; Fire Prevention and Safety, .05; Tort Immunity, .078. V District Assessed Valuation Assessed Valuation Per A D A. Pupil Assessed Valuation Per A.D M. Pupil Assets Land Buildings Equipment CERTIFIED EMPLOYEES July 1,1979 thru June 30,1980 Under $5,000 E. Kee, C. Lund, P. Moeller, R. Randall, M. Snyder, M. Finkbeiner, L. Ziegle. $5,000-9,999 D. Arvidson, J. Borne- Komosa, M. Clemens, A. Hellgetn, O. Kelsall, S. Koemgseder, J. Lane, J. Miller, R. Reiche, M. Martin, J. Miskowicz. $10,000-14,999 C. Abreu, J. Backhaus, N. Balough, A. Barrett, K. Belcher, J. Booth J. Cammelot C. Chmiel, P. Clemens, L. Cristy, C. Day. M. Diedrich, R. Dina, K. Dowell, J. Duffus, K. Eychaner M. Falcone, E. Fowler, Chrisanne Freund, Cindy Freund, K. Freund, L. Gilmore, J. Gritmacker, R. Gugel, W. Haag, B. Har- becke, T. Harrison, M. Heger, S. Helfand, D. Hill, J. Jarvis, J. Jollie, C. Kanet- zke, R. Kapraun, R. Keber, J. Kent, L. LaFave. J. Lemker, J. Long, R. Ludwig, P. McCrystal, J. McEvoy, S. McGraw, M. McLane, D. MacKay, D. March, K. Meier, K. Mullen J. Nellis, T. Palys, K. Parks, J. Perkins, K. Perkins, C. Pflug B. Pierson, P. Rearaon, W. Roy, M. Rutkowski, C. Sanders, B. Schert, E. Schmitt, C. Schultz, K. Simons, D. Stanowski, T. Steffens, C. Vayo, M. Watry, R. Wilnoit, M. Wilsens-Taylor, R. Zavadowsky, R. Zell. $15,000-19,999 J. Bosman, I. Bruhnke, D. Clinansmith, L. Cocking, W. Dvonch, B. Hail, W. Hauck, M. Heimerdinger, J. Hiller, W. Hiller, P. Jamieson, R. Kies, R. Kriewaldt, J. Meyers, C. Olson, T. Pieper, J. Quick, L. Reinhard, D. Rigby. E. Robel, M. Rose, H. Schmitt, R. Schmitt, R. Seaborn, J. Senkerik, W. Snow, D. Spraetz, M. Stenzel, R. Swikle, R. Texidor, H. Thompson, F. Tomlinson, R. Urbas, G. Vyduna, A. Latz, M. Weber, M. Witt, R. Zawacki. $20,000-over D. Andreas, K Falkinham, P. Bingman, R. Gough, W. Hayes, H. May, S. Pollock, J. VanBosch, M. DeWolfe. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS $30 per day M. Roberts, D. Carey, H. Dodge, Z. Fritz, J. Gene, L. Gough, R. Heidler, A. Redlin, M. Richardson, W. Satroius, H. Schneider, S. Snow, R. Bingman, K. Bryant, A. Burns, V. Christmann, P. Cline, R. Colsant, J. Cruse, M. Duffy, P. Dvonch, D. Edwards, S. Falkinham, D. Griffin, K. Hayman, E. Holian, E. Jauhiainen, D. Leonard, M Lykke, P. Marks, M. Martin, S. Moore, C. O'Callhan, C. Pitzen, H. Rahe, L. Seaborn, M. Slavin, V. Swanson, E. Swikle, M. Wonderlich, E. Woods. NON-CERTIFIED EMPLOYEESS Under $5,000 K. Grenman, M. Harris, G. Stewart, J. Erie, K. Grons, C. Texidor, M. Davis, Y. Weber, N. Birkhoff, L. Conway, M. Harrison, M. Leahy A. Eichhorn, D. Freund, J. Shea, J. Breit, E. Kirck, D. Miskovic, F. Jakubicek, M.. Stevens, G. Zuber, B. Dominguez, J. Tonyan, S. Von- Breunchenheim, H. Ver- couter. P. Hiller. M. Mevers. B. Pierce, J. Pierce, M. Pollick, J. Schmitt, T. Shea, C. Kirkpatrick, M. Baker, M. Chyllo, A. Freund, C. Freund, M. Janke, U. Karwacki, L. Kesser, E. Moe, L. Noah B. Zenner, J Fett, J. Nowak, C. Smith, L. Sokup, M. Tonyan, E. Wincouff, C. Freun'd, J. Freunc L. Herrmann, M. Boettcher, M. Leary, R. Pierce, D. Simon, J. Smith, D. Christie, T. Fowler, G. Guetzloff, M. Lyons, W. Sargent, S. Selof. $5,000-9,999 A. Aubert, J. Jonas, C. Heldt, C. Kennebeck, M. Kling. S. Koenieseder. D. Kofler, S. Maiorca. J. Neumann. R. Nichols, C. Pieper. P. Race, V Richards, E. Schultz, V. Thome, I. Young, A. Cahill, $ 46,242,850 Total Bonded Indebtedness • o June 30, 1980 24,097 Percent of bonding power obligated currently 22,068 Value of Capital Assets $ 321,358 5,655,575 1,363,943 G. Wolf, H. Morley, D. Wade, R Osterby, E. Burton, D. Chappel, F. Mueller, N. Buikema, J. Clark, J. Huff, J Miedzianowski, K. Moravec, P. Muse. $10,000-14.999 L. Garland, B. Greenwood, B. Meyers, D. Morowski, R. Dehn, E Kunstmann, R. Poczkalski, Robert Welter, A. Duran J. Friel, H. Needham, C. Ritter, Richard Welter. A. Radtke. PAYABLES July 1,1979 thru June 30,1980 A & B Printing Service, Inc., $214.00; ABC School Supply, Inc., $834.03; A.J.S. Publications, Inc., $285.00; A & P Grocery, $4,158.04; ATD- American Co., $107.06; Ace Hardward, $6,725.14; Acme Brick & Supply Co., $147.50; Action Athletic Equipment, $2,300.00; Adams Bros. Radiator Serv., $369.55; Adams Lawn & Leisure, $1,254.30; Aetna Life & Casualty, $151.75; Affy Tapple, Inc., $525.00; Alexander Lumber Co., $1,187.01; Allen Foods, Inc., $335.60; Allyn & Bacon, Inc., $405.75; Althoff Industries, $9,993.10; American Acoustics & Plastering Co., $247.20; American Econo- Clad Service, $773.30; American Guidance Service. Inc., $292 84; American Lock C o m p a n y , $ 9 7 6 . 5 8 ; American Natl. Bank & Trust Co., $64,725.00; American Printing Equip., Inc., $168.57; Anderson-Ross Floors, Inc., $870.00; An­ dersons Tool & Supply, $906.87; Dr. Duane D. An­ dreas, $515.92; Ann Arbor Biological Center, $209.08; Aracon Drapery & Venetian Blind Mfg., $775.00; Arlington Park Hilton, $124.23; Athletic Shop, Inc., $2 222.51; Audio Brandon Films, Inc., $242.50; Audio Visual Educational Systems Inc., $1,997.26; Audio Visual Narrative Arts, Inc., $258.75; Authorized Food Equip­ ment, $118.90; Auxiiary Volunteers Fund, $476.25; B & D Office Machine Co., $1,265.54; B & G Boiler & Repair Co., Inc., $11,200.00; A. L. Babb Co., $100.00; Barber-Colman Co., $650.29; Donald E. Bark,. $3,999.36; Barnell Loft, Ltd., $402.28; Donnye Barrow, $27,594.10; B a r t o n v i l l e B a n k , $45,468.00; E. M. Baseggio, $498.00; Beckley-Cardy Co., $853.15; Kathy Belcher, $167.50; Benefic Press, $256.50; Chas. A. Bennett Co., Inc., $274.32; Don Bentz, $ 1 5 0 . 0 0 ; B e r m i n g h a m Prosser, $2,442.00; Best Equipment Corp., $158.09; Best Western Inn of Mt. Vernon, $258.41; Patricia Bingman, $383.39; Blaine, $334.20; Dick Blick, $842.28; The Bookmark, $184.72- Borg-Warner Educational Systems, $1,781.54; Botts welding & Truck Service, Inc., $7,700.91; Bound To Stay Bound Books, Inc., $160.58; Bowmar-Noble Publishers, Inc., $149.83; Robert J. Brady Co., $150.66; Larry Brant, $213.73; Broadcast Engineering, $206.98; Robert Brooke & Assocs., $168.80; Brown & Lambrecht, $561.90; Browns Data Processing Service Center. $2,785.63; Brydges, R i s e b o r o u g h , M o r r i s , Franke &, $1,605.00; H. E. Buch & Son $1,081.31; Wm. F. Buell, Inc. $44,257.47; B u r d e n - C o o p e r , I n c . , $193.90; Burroughs Corp., $12,966.99; Buss Ford Sales, $17,292.16; Butler Auto Parts, $322.93; Butterick Publishing, $372.50, CTB- M c G r a w - H i i l , $ 2 2 7 . 5 6 ; Arlene Cahill, $135.64; Cambita Press, $101.28; Mrs. A. Cammelot, $155.14; J u d y C a m m e l o t , $ 3 1 6 . 5 4 ; Carbit Paint Co., $1,816.06, Carey Electric Contracting, $4,725.78? Carroll Seating Co., $580.20; Central Baptist Chiidrens Home, $6,312.40; Central Scientific Co., $462.60; Chain O Lakes Travel Serv., $1,677.40; Childcraft Education Corp., $104.29; Chileda Institute, Inc., $4,605.80; Cinema Processors, Inc., $226.50; Lois Cocking, $660.01; Collegiate Cap & Gown Co., $448.80; Columbia Pipe & Supply Co., $184.48; Comco Plastics, Inc., $3,813.12; Commonwealth Edison, $147,930.97; Comm. Unit School Dist. No. 200, $224.54; Compugraphic, $300.30; The Continental Press, Inc., $233.44; Coronet, $401.70; Correctional Service of minnesota, $112.83; Creative Kitchens & Baths. $5,576.89; C r e a t i v e P u b l i c a t i o n s , $495.24; Creative Workshop A s s o c i a t e s , $ 1 9 0 . 0 0 ; Crescent Bay Landing, Inc., $1,000.00; Crystal Lake Leasing & Serv. Co., $1,323.25; Cummins 111. Engine Sales Corp., $302.86; Curriculum Associates, Inc., $ 4 7 1 . 5 6 ; C u r r i c u l u m I n ­ novations, Inc., $373.50; D & J. Automotive Supply, $ 8 7 1 . 3 8 ; D a l l a s K n i t t i n g , $349.60; Dannon Milk Products, $777.42; Dean's Machines, $166.00; Decisions Systems, $450.00; Dekan Athletic Equipment, Inc.. $268.00; Demco Educational Corp., $2,673.58; John D e m l i n g , $ 1 1 5 . 0 0 ; Developmental Learning M a t e r i a l s , $ 1 , 2 1 1 . 4 1 ; DeWane Camera Suppiv, $731.12; Michael DeWolfe $475.50; Diamond Chemical Co., Inc. $16,614.33; A. B. Dick Co., $1,870.88; the Dickson Co., $183.74; Dic­ taphone, $408.95; Director of L a b o r , $ 4 , 5 2 1 . 6 0 ; W a l t Disney Educational Media Co., $551.00; Edward Don & Company, $1,474.80; John Dossey, $354.00; Doubleday & Co., Inc., $158.98; Dura- Wax Co., Inc., $3,058.89; William Dvonch, $373.39; Dynamic Camps of America, $608.50; Ebsco S u b s c r i p t i o n S e r v i c e s , $667.83; EMC Corporation, $160.10; ERCA, $261.45; Eagle Welding Supply Co., $212.76; Eckhart & Co., Inc., $6,618.91; The Economy C o m p a n y , $ 7 2 1 . 2 0 ; Educational Activities, Jnc., $290.42; Educational Audio Visual, Inc., $391.31; Educational Enrichment M a t e r i a l s . $ 5 0 5 . 6 4 ; E d u c a t i o n a l P r o g r e s s , $ 1 , 0 4 7 . 6 6 : E d u c a t i o n a l Teaching Aids, $182.46; E d u c a t o r s P u b l i s h i n g Service, Inc., $981.74; Elkhorn Chemical Co., Inc.. $430.15; Empire Electrical Supply Corp., $2,233.88; Encyclopaedia Britannica Eductl. Corp , $689.60; Energy Controls, Inc., $507.73; Englewood Electric Supply, $670.74; Eye Gate Media, $416.17; Facts On File, Inc., $514.12; Kenneth Falkinham, $331.78; Farm & Fleet. $957.00; James G. Fast Co., $116.52; Fearon- Pitman Publishers, Inc., Si 18.88: Federal Surplus Property, $4,185.50; Films, Inc., $1,207.16; First Com­ mercial Bank, $114,860.00; First National Bank of Chicago, $118,764.70; Flag-A- Tag Co., $139.51; Flaghouse, Inc., $2,037.59; Follett Library Book Co., $1,874.91; Follett Publishing Co., $116.95; Barry Fosdick, $934.49; Fox Lake Dairy, $43,108.76; Fox Lake Office Supply, $2,063.87; Fox River Foods Co., $37,292.78; Fox Valley Audio-Visual, $478.00; Fox Valley Fence & Supply, $9,531.00; Fox Valley 10, $150.00; Franke & Miller, $505.00; Peg Franz, $645.62; Samuel French, Inc., $243.43; Jos. Frett & Son, Inc., $7,439.34; Freund Equip., Inc., $1,050.49; George P. Freund, Inc., $482.86; Harry Freunds Arco Service, $1,036.99; Gale Research Co., $269.81; Gamco Industries, Inc., $291.41; General Binding Sales Corp $119.50; General Gas & Oil Co., $2,448.50; General Telphone Co., $389.21; Geske & Sons, $ 2 9 , 3 7 0 . 5 4 ; N o r m a G i l l , $177.23; Ginn & Company, $2,380.88; Globe Book Co., Inc., $707.48; Globe Sales & Service, $329.95; GoodheaiH- Willdtufc^o, Inc., $1,043.78; Goodyear^Mblishing Co., Inc., $105.60; Rob Gough, $131.72; Gould Athletic Supply Co., $246.43; Grant Athletics, Inc., $1,468.83; Kim Grenman, $164.98; Grolier Educational Corp., $561.00; William Haag, $215.00; R. D Hahn & Sons, $3,138.00; Hammond & Stephens Co., $273.35; Mary Beth Har- becke, $310.00; H&rcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., $1,060.82; Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., $401.63; H.F. Harrison & Assoc., $150.00; Harvard Supply Co.', $116.85; Hausman Bus Sales, $6,196.05; Haydens Sport C e n t e r , $ 4 , 2 6 6 . 7 2 ; W m . Haves. $455.60; D C. Heath & Co.. $231.88; Charles Heelein Construction Co., $55,332.00; Mike Heimerdinger, $395.10; Newt Heiss, $590.40; Helix, $2,414.75; Debbie Herdrich, $ 2 1 7 . 6 9 ; H i b b a r d ' s A l l American Pep Supply, Educational Operations, Building and Maintenance Bond And Interest Trans­ portation Municipal Retirement 4,340,114 52.2 Basis of Valuation used Cash Cash Cash ASSETS Gash: 137,683 27,062 (67,839 ) 33,089 ( 54,463) Petty Cash 315 Imprest Fund ." :2,500 Investments .,,w.;. .7; 23 813 Other ,4. i9e Total Assets......<\ 140,696 . 50,875 (67,839) 33,089 (54,463) LIABILITIES ANw FUND BALANCES Other .. 1998 Fund Balances 138,698 50,875 (67,839) 33,089 (54,463) Total Liabilities and Fund Balances 140,696 50,875 (67,839) 33,089 (54,463) ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES Fund Balances, July 1, 1979 522,843 145,343 (47,419) 11,383 ( 36,806) Excess Revenue over Expenditures 21,706 Audit Adjustment 626 (126) Transfers 56,322 Excess Expenditures over Revenue (384,771) (150,664) ,(20,420) (17,657) Ending Balances, June 30,1980 138,698 50,875 (67,839) 33,089 ( 54,463) STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND REVENUE Revenue - Local 1,405,736 302,965 450,179 57,091 55,525 Revenue - State 1,636,393 153,920 Revenue - Federal s 91,576 4,028 112 667 Interest on Investments -- 35,366 cq'qS Total Revenue 3,179,277 346,417 460,947 220,402 58,354 STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS-EXPENDITURES Salaries 2,381,784 143,377 78,950 Benefits 215,793 4,654 76,011 Purchased Services 507,872 111,695 57,260 Materials 385,016 49,310 37,653 Capital Outlay 63,711 136,330 19,700 Other 9,872 56,369 481,367 479 Total Expenditures 3,564,048 497,081 481,367 198,6% 76,011 Site and Construction 2,220 94,000 96,220 96,220 96,220 746,808 (56,322) (594^266) 96,220 11,303 53,173 59,822 124,298 PARENTHOOD GUIDEBOOK Wy Nmcj MNR UniBwd (author. Mother** Mr die hi a,. Pub. by Wm. Morrow. N.Y.) Have a trash can and laundry basket handy so you can dispose of soiled diapers, clothing, crib sheet, and pad. While changing the bedding of a baby who is unable to turn over yet, put him in the middle of an adult bed, or more safely, on a blanket on the floor. He can do his daily calisthenics while you are at work. Around the age dfc. one, your child may suddenly ob­ ject to having his hair shampooed. In fact, some toddlers turn against bath- time altogether. If this oc-' curs, try to help your child overcome his fear of a sham­ poo or a bath by encouraging him. Let him take a plastic toy or doll in the tub or scrub while you work on his body and curls. Lather up his comb and brush at the same time so they will be clean and ready to use. A small sponge, soap crayons, and plastic bath toys are excel- letn enticements to get a hesitant child into the tub. Also, a hand mirror is quite successful in showing your daughter her new coiffure designed with shampoo bubbles. If you are blessed with a long-haired child, en­ courage her to comb her own hair and use a mild hair rinse after shamppoing to reduce the tangles and make the hair more manageable. Your child should help as much as possible with his bath, so that one glorious day he will be able to bathe himself. 718,564 718,564 $282.20; The Highsmith "Co., Inc.. $1,623.97: Holidav Inn East, $6,895.39; Holt, Rinehart & Winston, $809.93; Home Economics School Serv., $352.76; Lynn Horn, $142.95; Hornsbys, $632.34; Houghton Heating, $1,703.00; Houghton Mifflin Company, $17,958.26; Hubbard, $257.18; Tom Huemann, $3,052.90; Hughes, Inc., $9,492.08; H u m a n D e v e l o p m e n t Training Institute, $198.50; Hunter Septic Serv., $3,514.00; Ier-Ties, $700.00; Illinois Assn. of School Admns., $150.00; Illinois Assn. of School Boards, $1,500.80; Illinois Bell Telephone, $13,965.45; Illinois Lawn Equip., Inc.. $486.00; Illinois Municipal R e t i r e m e n t F u n d , • $65,605.70; Illinois Teacher R e t i r e m e n t S y s t e m , $ 1 2 4 , 7 9 4 . 9 2 ; I n d i a n a U n i v e r s i t v - A v C e n t e r . $314.00; Industrial Appraisal Company, $495.00; Inter Collegiate Press, Inc., $ 2 8 0 . 7 2 ; I n t e r n a t i o n a l B u s i n e s s M a c h i n e s , $4,975.21; Interstate Music Supply, $647.13; Jab- berwocky, $105.00- Lora Jacobs, $134.95; Charles J a c o b s o n , $ 2 2 2 . 0 0 ; Jamestown Publishers, $305.63; Janus Book Publishers, $111.54; Jen­ nifer Jarvis, $480.00; Jays Foods, Inc., $4,163.79; Hans Jensen & Son, Inc., $9,886.00; Johnsburg H.S. Activityr Fund, $35,884.31; Johnsburg School District No. 12, $12,140.52; Eric Johnson, $489.56; Joint Council On E c o n o m i c E d u c a t i o n , $284.86; Jopaul Industries, Inc., $224.90; Jostens Library Supplies, $920.09; Kadisak Tile, $1,421.20; Sue Kapraun, $200.00; Karnes Music Co., $2,522.70; Richard Keber, $3,211.42; Elaine Kee, $1,037.62; Kelsey Welding Supply Corp., $1,167.35; Kemper Insurance Co., $4,240.14; Ken's Specialty Co., $1,018.88; Judy Kent, $120.00; Bob Kies. $283.68; Kimbo Educational, $129.07; King Features, $148.60; King, Inc., $15,247.64; Kircnner Fire Extinguisher, Inc., $923.70; Marilou Kling, $151.58; P.O. Knuth Co.,, Inc., $301.09; Richard Kob, $495.00; Sharal Koenigseder, $ 2 7 2 . 6 6 ; K o l m a r L a b o r a t o r i e s , $ 4 9 1 . 5 0 ; Laidlaw Brothers, $806.66; Lake County Area V o c a t i o n a l C e n t e r , $67,976.42; Lake Region Cab Co., $785.10; J.S. Latta & Sons, $14,225.89; Ann Latz. $214.32. Litton Educational Publishing, $325.60; MCC Powers, $838.82; McGraw- Hill Book Co., $3,590.39; McHenry Auto Parts, Inc., $1,302.45; McHenry Comm. H.S. Dist. No. 156, $91,194.80; McHenry County Glass & Mirror, Inc., $253.43; McHenry County Office Machines, Inc., $247.15; McHenry FS, Inc., $1,317.64; McHenry Firestone, Inc., $2,662.84; McHenry Floral Company, $184.25; .McHenry Hospital, $261.50; McHenry Medical Group, $583.50; McHenry Office Products, $1,490.53; The McHenry P l a i n d e a l e r , $ 6 5 6 . 5 0 ; McHenry Post Office, $5,200.00; McHenry Printing Services, $553.50; McHenry State Bank, $50,228.25; McHenry Trophies, $450.00; McHenry & Woodstock Disposal, $4,663.77; David McKay Co., Inc., $177.16; McKmght Publishing Co., $158.04; Dave MacKays T.V., $245.00; MacMillan Publishing Co., Inc., $ 1 , 6 0 6 . 4 2 ; M a g n a t a g Products, $280.59; Marengo Steel Prods., $575.00; Mar Ray Costume Shop $177.16; Matthews Transfer Co., $1,517.38; Harry May, $235.57; May's Drug stores, $242.01; Merchants & M a n u f a c t u r e r s C l u b , $552.05; Mercury Plumbing & Heating Sup., $344.35; Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co., $673.22; Metropolitan Supply Co., $2,120.87; Jim Meyers, $465.70; Microfilming Corp. of America, $295.55; Mid­ west Visual Equip. Co., $1,278.76; John Mied­ zianowski, $200.00; F. Gene Miller, $323.58; "Modern Curriculum Press, $466.41; The Mogul Corp., $1,363.23; Mohawk Refrigeration, $209.14; Monaco, $166.29; Moore American Graphics, Inc., $363.42; E. R. Moore Co., $990.25; Morton Floors, Inc., $500.00; Multigraphics Div., $281.37; Mumford Library Book Sales, Inc., $187.64; J. W. Murdock Office Prods., $106.75; Music T h e a t r e I n t e r n a t i o n a l , $140.01; Maeir, $194.93- Nasco, $81.65: National Electric Supply, $3,525.06; N a t i o n a l G e o g r a p h i c Society, $157.90; National Restaurant Assn., $158.14; National Scholastic Press Assn., $153.47; The Nixon Co., Inc., $119.05; Nixs Lake County Packing, $5,138.41; North Central Assn., $125.00; Northern Illinois Gas, $40,050.79; Northern 111. Pollution Packer Co., $261.01; Nystrom, $218.85; Mike O'Neill, $114.00; One- Stop Prods., $556.69; Palmer Co., Inc., $883.44* Paneling Plus, $184.76; Paramount C o m m u n i c a t i o n s , I n c . , $282.90; R.R. Patchin A s s o c s . , $ 1 4 6 . 4 8 ; F r a n k Paxton Lumber Co., $433.15; Paxton-Patterson, $559.10; Pay ton Chevrolet, Inc., $1,153.79; Peet Frate Line, Inc., $332.51; The Perfection Form Co., $1,092.30; Kim Perkins, $295.47; Perma- Bound, $2,091.89; Petals & Stems, $105.00; Petty Cash - Ken Falkinham, $1,703.33 Pitney Bowes, $594.24; Pitzens Pumps, $1,641.55; Pla For America, $375.M; The Plumbery Home Center, $553.80; Plum Tree Ind. Tools & Supply, $6,949.31; Steve Pollock, $5,530.36; Prentice-Hall, Inc., $265.33; Prentice Hall Media, $1,066.10; Prep Account, $1,201.00; Prudential In­ s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , $ 9 1 , 1 9 2 . 7 6 ; T h e P s y c h o l o g i c a l C o r p « , $129.24; Psychotechnics, Inc., $262.51; Purity Baking Companv, $4,545.53: Quality Books. Inc., $485.93; Quill Corp., $236.99; R & W G r a p h i c s , $ 7 , 6 0 1 . 1 1 ; Radicom, Inc., $443.25; Radio Shack, $661.17; Ann Radtke, $637.34; B. A. Railton, $21,653.33; Raintree Publishers Group, $156.66; Ramada Inn, $368.18; Rand McNally & Co., $1,731.43; Random House, Inc., $483.67; Readers Digest Services, , Inc., $22.29; Patricia Reardon, $180.00; Reichert Chevrolet, $106.21; R e p c o D e v e l o p m e n t , $13,050.00; Resources For The Gifted, $361.75- Retco Alloy Co., $372.58; Rhythm Band, Inc., $320.62; Rich, I n c . , $ 5 1 3 . 0 2 ; F r a n k E . Richards Publishing Co., Inc., $106.99; Ricketts Chevrolet Sales, Inc., $529.81 • Ridgeway Academy of Ridgeway Hosp., $2,313.78; Janet Rittenhouse, $147.00; Edna Robel, $269.01; Don Roberts Beauty Schools, Inc., $7,985.15; Robertshaw Controls Co., $2,624.77; Root Photographers, $454.75; Ross Bus Sales, $218.53; Round Table Motor Lodge, $104.20; Wynee Roy, $135.00; Marilyn Rutkowski, $270.00; Sve-SocT&ty For Visual Ed., Inc.. $1,660.65; William H. Sadler, Inc., $191.35; Sargent-Welch Scientific C o . , $ 2 1 5 9 . 6 2 ; F r a n k Schaffer Publications, Inc., $241.12; Schoeps Ice Cream Co., Inc., $7,459.74; Scholastic Athletic Supply, Inc., $461.99; Scholastic Book Services, $1,069.95; Scholastic Magazines, Inc., $729.50; Fraser Scholes & Co., $300.00; School Health Supply Co., $1,154.47; School SupplyCo., $326.28; Chuck Scnultz, $394.00; Science & Mankind, Inc., $334.96; Science Reserach Assocs., Inc., $5,745.76; The Scope Shoppe, $300.00; Scott, Foresman & Co., $2,061.74; Sears, Roebuck & Co., $442.37; John Sexton & C o m p a n y , $ 2 , 6 6 7 . 0 8 ; Sheraton Motor Inn, $354.51; Silver Burdett Co., $1,030.80; Kristine Simmons, $180.00; J. P. Sivertsen &Co., $4,545.00; South-Western Publishing Co., $1,023.39; Special Ed. Dist. of McHenry, $147,238.00; Spengel Meat Packing Corp., $107.67; Spring Grove Totem, $8,424.83; Stage Lighting Discount Corp., $550.15; Standard Electric Time Corp., $365.00; Dan Stanowski, $180.00; Tom Steffens, $106.54; Margaret Stenzel, $180.00; Sunburst Communications, $248.85; Sunnyside Standard, $809.30; Sun-Ray Fixture Co., $499.00; Superior Bus, $3,696.59; Swatek Sales Corp., $37,379.15; Walter Szyplebaum, $162.35; Tams- Witmark, $693.50; Teaching Resources, $253.83; Teen Theatre, Inc., $455.03; Teledyne Post, $115.03; Terscn Products, Inc., $1,709.10; Jennifer Tews, $285.00; Thelen Sand & Gravel, Inc., $831.70; Things From Bell, $306.37; Thinking Caps, Inc., $337.15; Hal T h o m p s o n , $ 2 8 0 . 0 0 ; Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co., $463.36 ; 3M Business Prods., $1,675.58; Cindy Tiffany, $116.00; Ferol Tomlinson, $205.67; Tones, Inc., $1,665.39; Toss Back, Inc., $334.10; Town &Country, $154.27; Triarco- Gagers, $157.40; Troll Associates, $192.00; U.S. Games, Inc., C-l, $348.41; Uniform Graining Corp., $1,021.94; United Learning, $734.30; United Visual Aids, Inc., $1,019.15; Universal Copy Mate, Inc., $852.00; Universal -16, $109.00; University Book Service, $325.97; University Book & Supply, $230.22; Valley School SuDDliers, Inc., $7,956.65; Valley School Suppliers, Inc., $7,956.65; Visconti Tree Service, .S190.00; Vycitals Hardward, $245.17: w.A.D. Company, $1,188.00: Wahl Jewelers, $243.30: J. Weston Walch, P u b l i s h e r , $ 2 3 1 . 2 1 ; M a r y Watry, $240.00; Franklin Watts, Inc., $289.94; W h o l e s a l e E d u c a t i o n a l Supplies Co., $149.42; Clem Williams Films, Inc., $ 1 1 9 . 5 0 ; W i l l i a m s o n N u r ­ s e r y , $ 6 , 0 3 0 . 0 0 ; M a r y Wilsens-Taylor, $223.28; The H.W. Wilson Co., $132.00; Wisconsin Book Bindery, I n c . $ 9 8 3 . 6 7 ; S u e W i t t , $150.00; Raymond J. Wlodkowski, Ph.D., $341.50; Grace Wolf, $170.15; Wovlerine Sports, $342.31; Wonder Lake Plumbing Co., $3,337.85; Weston Woods, $218.00; World Book- Childcraft International, $520.00; Xerox Corporation, $17,606.78; Xerox Education Publications, $1,568.19; Roger Zawacki, $252.54; Roni Zell, $150.00. TOTALS; $2,158,784.05 MISC. PAYABLES Ace Hardward-Round Lake, $109.96; Athletic Shop North, $1,176.30; Dr. Victor H. Appel, $398.30; Dave Beatty Studios, $262.00; Jocelyn Booth, $107.15; B r u c e C h a p m a n , $129.20; Carol Chmiel, $204.38; Pat Clemens, $180.00; Daren Durey, $ 1 8 2 . 2 5 ; E d u c a t i o n a l I n ­ sights, $188.65; Farmside Auto Supply, $155.13; Wm. Hauck, $270.00; Hawkeye Security Serv., $175.00;, Alice Helgeth, $180.00; Holiday Inn, $446.02; Holiday Inn of Decatur, $408.87; Holiday Inn Joliet, $424.85; Holiday Inn West, $153.56; Honeywell, $601.96; Inquiry A u d i o - V i s u a l s , $ 1 2 3 . 6 0 ; Jobco, $142.32; Johnsburg J.H. Act. Acct., $500.00; Jill Jollie, $360.00; Tom Kage, $394.33; Owen Kelsall, $120.00; Lakeland Tennis Club, $150.00; LaPine Scientific Co., $164 35; Pat M c C r y s t a l , $ 1 5 9 . 3 3 ; McHenry Area Chamber of C o m m e r c e , $ 1 2 0 . 0 0 ; McHenry Co. Film Library, $1,113.00; McHenry Data Processing Serv., $261.35; McHenry Elec. & Supply, 283.93; McHenry Townshp Road Dist., $540.00; Miller- A r m s t r o n g C o s t u m e , $620.25; Nat'l. Textbook Co., $173.75; Dr. Howard Nelms, $1,212.40; Nelson & Son Masonary, $2,340.00; Orkin, $761.00; Palace Bowl, $350.00; Mary Pollock, $164.00; Jim Preston, $439.77; Revere Central Paper Co., $6,072.60; Bob Richards, $306.82; Dave Rigby, $580.00; Sax Arts & Crafts, $183.97; Paul Schlieve. $150.00; Scien- celand, Inc., $125.00; Shiffler Equip. Sales, $257.54; Skrudlands, $120.25; Jesse M. Smith, $253.56; Wm. R. Smith, $103.00; Daniel S o m p e l , $ 1 , 6 0 0 . 0 0 ; Southereastern 111. Career Center, $335.00; Randy Swikle, $127.07; Todd Communications, $965.00; Trim Const., $126.00; Raymond Wasil, $544.00; Wickes Lumber, $433.31; The Wizard, $102.44; Woodstock Brick & Supply, $694.80. Geo. Yingst, $255.00;- Young World, $210.92; Larry P. Zikmund, $329.10. (Pub. Oct. 17,1980) Author To Address Education Banquet REV. JOHN POWELL. S.J. The McHenry County C a t h o l i c E d u c a t i o n f o u n ­ dation will hold its third a n n u a l $ 1 0 0 - a - p l a t e f u n d raiser Friday, Oct. 24, at Turnberry Country club, Crystal Lake. Guest speaker for this evening of gourmet dining and enrichment will be the Rev. John Powell, S.J., author, lecturer and noted theologian. Father Powell, one of the most popular of modern Catholic writers, is also one of the most sought- after lecturers in the country. He has published numerous books on theology and psychology including: "Why Am I Afraid To Love?", "The Secret of Staying in Love" and "Fully Human, Fully Alive." All funds from the benefit will go directly to the McHenry County Catholic Education foundation to be used as an alternative s o u r c e o f f u n d i n g f o r Catholic schools and programs of religious in­ struction in the County. Tickets may be obtained by calling either the McHenry County Catholic Education office, or Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dolan, 618 Forest avenue, Woodstock. Political Corner | Libertarians Organize At a coffee held recentty, Bill Baruth of Crystal La«e was elected temporary chairman of the newly- formed Libertarian party of McHenry county. The meeting was the initial effort b y L i b e r t a r i a n p a r t y members to organize and b e g i n w o r k i n g f o r t h e election of the party's candidates in the November general elections. A second meeting to discuss organization is scheduled for Oct. 19 at 3 p.m. 328 Suffolk drive, Crystal Lake. Both meetings are open to all interested persons. For further information, call Bill Baruth at 312-882-2315, and 815-459-4199 after 7 p.m. Police Alert Citizens alert bulletins are prepared as a public service by the McHenry County Sheriff's Police Crime Prevention section under the direction of Undersheriff Henry Nulle. Burglaries: there were 19 burglaries reported this past week, ending Oct. 10. Of these, 16 were to homes, three were to businesses, and four were to vehicles. Entry on occasions was made by unlocked doors, six were by forcing windows and three were by forcing doors. The most common items taken were statues, mens and womens coats, lamps, glass bowls, a garden tractor, color television, outboard motors, water skis, stereos and stereo equip­ ment, tools, a snow blower, lawn mowers, oak table and chairs, roto-tiller, rings, jewelry, chainsaws and coin sets, lire known value of the reported missing items was $16,009.50. The hardest hit areas were areas bordering Crystal Lake, McHenry, Wonder Lake, Woodstock, Marengo and Harvard. Traffic Hints: read and heed posted speed signs and zones, school has started again and the school children are out everywhere. Hints and Tips: when your gone from home is when the majority of the burglaries occur in daytime hours, as well as just before and after dark. Whether you've gone shopping, visiting, or on vacation, the burglar can time his visit to coincide with your departure and return. If the home looks or sounds like its occupied the burglar may pass up your home for another. The short-tailed shrew, found in much of the United States, is the only North American mammal definitely known to have a- poisonous bite. The poison is used to subdue prey. Little People Install low hooks, rods, drawers or open shelving to en­ courage children to put away their own clothet^P