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PACiE 4 - PLA1NDEALER - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1980 Village of McHenry Shores Inge Aide 344-1984 Rose Lillegard 385-4517 Engineering Agreement OK A special Board of Trustees meeting was called recently, at which time a lengthy discussion was held regarding revisions to the engineering agreement as to rate of compensation, ser- JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET ST0?E • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE vices to be rendered and additional roads to be added Rate of compensation fluxuates from 10 percent to 3.9 percent of the total estimated and or actual construction cost of the project in accordance with a schedule adopted by the Illinois Society of Professional Engineers in its Manual of Practice II for highway, street and bridge engineering All roads in McHenry Shores have been included in the revised agreement with the exception of roads east of McHenry avenue and Beach drive from Broadway to Riverside drive. It is hoipeful that a public hearing could be held before Christmas. The revised agreement was accepted with 5 yes, 0 nay and 1 absent. It was also recommended to acquire a Bond Counselor for the estimated cost of $5,000 to $10,000. The Board was in agreement. RECENT BOARD ACTIONS In the months of Sep­ tember and October the following actions were taken by the Board of Trustees: the Civic Center was renamed the Lon Reed Civic Center, Leon Zelvis was named the Building & Zoning officer, roads in Section 1 of Tonyan Industrial park were accepted, established stop signs at Vine & Hollywood and Hollywood & Biscayne, passed Ordinance No. 90 (Tax Levy), and raised Chief Fair's salary $200 per month, effective Oct. 1,1980. It was requested by Mr Zelvis that the Zoning Or- MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! AND MORE ON SALE THIS WEEK A DIVISION OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING 301 W. Virginia St. CRYSTAL LAKE Mon..Tu«t f a.m. - S p.m. W»d Thwrt.. Frl. * o.m. • I p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 3 p m. AT JEWEL MCC Sole Days Wed., Nov. 27 Thru Tues., Dec. 2 --While Quantities Last-- WE WILL >E CLOSED Thanksgiving to be with our families Day Spira TOM • 2 to 1 OFF < t _ Alto challenging D game ot numb#f» dinance committee be reactivated. Fund balances as of Oct. 28 were as follows: General fund $22,460, MFT $13,963, Road and Bridge $5,174, Revenue Sharing $2,026 and Capital Improvement $8,992. Police activities con­ solidated for August and September are as follows: 4727 miles driven, 896 hours, 164 citations and 28 reports written. COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT A major portion of the Nov. 18 committee meeting was spent on analyzing the annual audit report which covers the fiscal year from May 1,1979 to April 30, 1980. Representatives of the firm of Lester Witte presented their findings and recom­ mendations. The board was cautioned to watch the General fund by either cutting expenditures or increasing taxes, to which it was noted that since the end of the audit period, a utility tax was established which will generate ap­ proximately $35,000 each year and the first receipts will shortly be forthcoming. It was also recommended that the annual ap­ propriation ordinance was not realistic but should rather reflect somewhat of a budget type atmosphere, to which the board responded that they also use a guideline budget. The audit firm noted that the fee charged to perform the audit was ex­ tremely inadequate as their costs have already ac­ cumulated close to $4,500. In addition to the audit, a letter of recommendation included such items as: establish a general ledger, OUR REG. STORE PRICE i Grab that Christmas list and jojn us at Jewel MCC. Our entire toy department is reduced 40% for ONE WEEK ONLY! Games, dolls, cars, books and more! Don't miss it! 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TONY HUCK LEWANDOWSKI 1308 N. PARK MCHENRY I CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 turn Horn mamu MMITM in * American f amily Mutual in»u'i"ceCo Mad vir, < which does not now exist; a treasurer's report be given each month at the regular board meeting; approval of transfers from one fund to another should have Board approval; bank recon­ ciliations should be done promptly each month by some person other than the people who do the normal disbursements; institute bill cancellation after payment; authorize check signatures, as no signature authorization is recorded for one of the funds; in­ vestments need documen­ tation as to which funds and when due, for better control for reinvestment; and a payroll test system, as well as revamping of the payroll system, such as employee payroll records, should reflect Board approval as to pay raises. It was noted by the committee at the conclusion of the report that some of the recommendations have already been put into practice and others would be initiated. The treasurer's report was not done this year by the auditing Arm as they were not commissioned to do so. The report will be com­ pleted by the treasurer. The annual treasurer's report lists all persons or firms to whom monies were paid and the dollar amounts. This report must be filed annually with the State of Illinois comptroller. The public is always in­ vited to Board of Trustees meetings. If you are plan­ ning to run for election to the Board of Trustees it is ad­ visable that you have some background as to the hap­ penings of your village. A Happy and safe Thanksgiving from Inga and Rose. Johnsburg Honor Roll The following is the Johnsburg high school honor roll for the first quarter: Straight A: Seniors - Inge Schida, Susan Moulis and Eric Piatek; juniors - Debbie Caifano, Sue Dehn, Debbie Sobiesk and Laura Wharton; sophomores - Diane Heard, Paul Metzger, John Nett and Lorraine Nichols. 3.5: Seniors - Cindy Ahlert, Karen Alvord, Brent Birkhoff, Geannitta Case, Warren Hannula, Phil Kalsch, Laura Kaupilla, Beth Oeffling, Pam Oeffling, Sally Oeffling, Tammy Oeffling, Jean Pierce, Barb Schmitt, Mike Stefka, Sherry Stermer, Lori Stetter, Randy Wakitsch and Daniel Zaremba; Juniors - Barb Anderson, Kelly Beitz, Jodi Beutel, Diane Chyllo, Larry Dix, Trina Evertsen, Norma Garrett, Cheri Kofler, Linda Lyons, Jamie Moran, Lydia Oakley, Tom Popovich, Kristie Price, Kathy Szumlas and Pamela Ullrich; sophomores - Matthew Anderson, Lisa Boyer, Sherri Bruce, Cheryl Burkhardt, Linda Davidson, Sherri Higgins, Tom Huemann, Jeffrey Jurik, Steve Kalsch, Kathy Moe, Terri Olenick, Jane Pecucci, Ruth Pflug, Gina Rittorao, Debbie Swinford and Patty Ullrich. Sophomores Laura Carlson, Marcia Crump, Richard Michels, Michelle Patterson, Norman Rokosz, Rick Schaller, Ken Schoenig, Lars Swanson and Scott Tvaroh. Conclude Meetings On Substance Abuse The eighth and final session on Substance Abuse will be presented by St. Patrick's Alcoholism Caring Endeavors (SPACE) team Tuesday evening, Dec. 2, in St. Patrick's parish hall, 3500 West Washington street, McHenry. This session will feature guest speakers, each of whom has in-depth knowledge through ex­ perience with the multitude of injuries inflicted by the diseases of substance abuse. Each will rely on his own experience and education to relate how it really is, and of course give counsel few relief from the hurt and hope for recovery. This final session will truly put all of the information from the previous sessions in a perspective to appreciate the complexity of these diseases and the process of recovery. There is no charge for this session which will begin at 8 p.m. Handbell Concert Director From City THE MARKE ISMT LEFTOVERTURKEY After eating your Thanks­ giving turkey, remove every bit of stuffing from it as soon as possible after serving. Cool quickly, refrigerate and use within one to two days. Remove the meat from the bones as soon as possible and cool quickly. Store in the cold­ est part of the refrigerator and use within one to two days. Turkey meat can also be frozen. Covered with broth or gravy, cooked turkey slices or pieces may held for six months; meat without gravy may be frozen for one month. ACORNSQUASH When shopping for acorn squash, look for a hard, tough rind that is dark green in color. A small area of yellow on the skin will not change the quality of the squash, but try to avoid purchasing squash with large areas of orange. The squash should feel heavy for its size, they add. Avoid squash with cuts, sunken spots, or mold on the rind. A handbell Christmas concert, "Ring in the Christmas Season", will be presented Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. by St. John's Handbell choir. Dawn LaBuy of 3203 Skyway drive, McHenry is director. The program will be held at St. John's Lutheran church, north on Rt. 47 in Wood­ stock. The program is entirely Christmas music and features soloists^ Sally Roth, McHenry, and Terry Madsen, Woodstock, singing "O Holy Night", among other selections. There are two octaves of Schulmerich handbells, the ringers having been together since February I960. All music performed by the handbells was arranged by Dawn LaBuy for the twelve members in the choir. The public is welcome to attend this first concert. I SERVICE NEWS Johnsburg Graduates Join Two Fraternities I Three local students were among the 70 men at Mon­ mouth college who par­ ticipated recently in pledging ceremonies con­ ducted by the college's six national fraternities. The ceremonies followed a The McHenry Plaindealer 3912 Wtil ilm Street McHENRY CIISO QUIK MART t am- «• - I CHEESE & SAUSAGE TOMASELLO'S PIZZA ~ S073 LARGE DUNCAN HINES PUDDING BANQUET /- FRIED mo\ rUuiVvw CAKEMIXEy|jjB CHICKEN 4 OZ. PEPSI DIET PEPSI MOUNTAIN DEW MERKT'S CHEESE SPREAD $ 1 9 9 7*UP DIET 7*UP DR. PEPPER DIET DR. PEPPER 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES $ 1 3 9 ALL TIME POPCORN OR CHEESE POPCORN 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES v 39 PLUS DEP. PLUS DEP. SHURFRESH ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVORS SHURFRESH LARGE EGGS BLUE BONNET MARGARINE BLUE BONNET 09 Vt GALLON DOZEN Margarine SALE PRICES IN EFFECT TUES. NOV. 25-TUES. DEC. 2 FROZEN PIZZAS -SNACKS & CHIPS MILK & EGoS ICE SUNDRY ITEMS •COOKIES D MON.FRI. 6 TO 10 SAT. 710, SUN. 810 4502W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. IL PRICES SUBJECT TO SUPPLY ALL ITEMS PLUS TAX (USPS 335-200) Established 117$ McHenry Illinois 600SO Phone 815-3(5-0170 Published Every Wednesday 1 Friday at McHenry. Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry Illinois •y McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER: Send address changes to McHenry Plaindealer 3(12 W Elm St McHenry. Illinois 60050 Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice ol change of address to The McHenry Plaindealer. 3*12 W. Elm St. McHenry III. tOOSO. A deduction ol one month from the expiration of a subscription mill be made where a change of address is provided through the Post Office department Larry E. Lund-Publish»r VWEWSPAPtn fQx Ad»le Froelich-Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES In McHonry County Outftido McH*nry County seven-week rush period during which interested freshmen and up- perclassmen were in­ troduced to the fraternities through informal and semi- formal activities and social functions. James Flood, who pledged Zeta Beta Tau, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Flood, 1336 Old Bay road. He is a freshman biology and medical technology major and a i960 graduate of Johnsburg high school. Thomas SChoenig, who pledged Alpha Tau Omega, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schoenig, 903 W. River terrace. He is also a f r e s h m a n m e d i c a l technology major and a Johnsburg high school graduate this past June. Richard Shiman, who pledged Alpha Tau Omega, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurckes, 2721 Tich- field terrace. He is a fresh­ man speech communication arts major and a 1980 Johnsburg graduate. • * * * Be careful about mak­ ing promises; some of them can be collected in court. Pre-Holiday TROPICAL PLANT SALE FRI.-SAT.-SUN. NOV. 28-29-30 SAVE ON BEAUTIFUL PLANTS FOR YOU -- FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 5 ft. PLANTS Only '15°° 11-5 EVERY DAY BUT MONDAY Plenty of OH Street Parking 10017 MAIN ST. RICHMOND • 815-678-4220