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ANNUAL FINANCIAL PUBLICATION Account Title: REVENUE RECEIPTS 1. General Taxes 2. Governmental Aid 3. Student Community Services Book Rental Sale of School Lunch Students Fees, Lockers, etc Athletics Atlult Education Summer School Transportation Fees Reimbursement from Education Fund Building Rental of Facilities 4. Interest on Investment 5.

Other Revenue Recciots TOTAL RECEIPTS TOTAL RECEIPTS For Year Ending June 30, 1965 Municipal Education Building Retirement 187,177.07 32.424.Wi 9,921.69 181,241.28 14,656.47 J5.649.06 23,561.70 24,563.60 $302,596,38 37,678.81 Trans. 60,458.33 39,399.82 Bond Interest $477,973.42 Site A Constr. Thursday, November 25, 1965 Legal Page 4 50,183.64 1,697.00 2,759.78 5,041.25 6,868,55 1,193.31 17,005.75 672.00 $307,053.16 $37,678.81 $112,961.26 $477,973.42 $17,677.75 Beginning Balance--cash Sl.35S.749.7J TOTAL RECEIPTS $1,960,950.02 Less Total Disbursements by Fund (2,295,330.54) 272,563.80 307,053.16 (345,054.76) 234,562.20 14,968.70 37,678.81 (39,489.89) 13,157.62 35,918.42 285,375.35 112,961.26 477,973.42 (123,236.43) (452,786.03) 1,029,120.68 17,677.75 (1,046,798.43) 25,643.25 310,562.74 Closing Balance. Cash Investment $1,021.369.19 In compliance with the Statutory requirements to publish a record of Financial and School District information, the foregoing is certifed correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Published in Paddock Publications November 25, 1965.

Annual Financial Statement for Publication For The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, DISTRICT NO. 211 COl'NTY OF COOK GENERAL Size of district in square miles, 61.0; No. of attendance centers. 3. Tax Rate by fund: Education, 1.170; Building.

Transportation, t.M.R.F.. Other, .361. Total district assessed value, 152.791.391; Total bonded debt, fi.063.000; Value of, (a) Land, (b) Building, (c) Equipment $864,547.44. TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 211 GROSS SALARIES-- Degree, vents experience, Salary Rnnge $5,300 to S7-350: Christa Jo Altiw. Cliff Anderson.

Jack Ary, Jeanctte Aumuller, Linda Blaisdeil, Susan Bi'ecn, Mary Broeker, Patricia Bryan. Patricia Burns, William J. Burns, James Byrne, Robert J. Cnno. Linda Christensen, Mary E.

Collins. Nicholas Covelli, Judith Ann Crew, Calvin L. Crouch, Eileen Drake, Jo Ann Dworzynski, Alan Eck, Georgia Engelbach. Robert Ferguson. Sophie Fiedler, Robert Frisbie, Susan Froysland, Judy Gavin, Ben Gehlbach, Ter- rnnce Gelllnger, Carolyn Gentzen, R'ichard Gerz.

Luellen Giese, John Jay Graening, Robert Haggenjos, Darlene Hahnfeld, Barbara Hartman. Arvid Herstedt, Thomas Hillesheim, Theodore Hook, Marilyn Hurbnnis, Mary Ibcr. Joy Etta Janssen, Susan Jasper. Gary Johnson, JoAnn Johnson, Kay Johnson, Edgar Jones. Janet Kornman.

Harmann Kunold, Gwendolyn Lane, Jane LaPin, Louise Laugen. Mary LaVelle. Patricia Lengell, Richard Lutz. Judith Madary, Sharon Mattson. Gale McDonald, Dean Miller, Carmen Muirhead, Barbara Murphy.

Jerry Neumann, Carolyn Forster, Mary Oran. James Pease, Gerald Peterson, Lawrence Peterson, Carol Powell. Jean Rockus, Angela Reeves, Nancy Roberts. Nancy Roescr. Marianne Rosenberg, Darrell Ruhl, Sharon Kuthstrom, Karen Selman.

Marie Sigler. Luella Snyder, Sally Snyder, Sharon Snyder. Douglas Speer, Kenneth Spangler, Beverly Stewart, Diane Sloewer, Richard Storm, Alison Stratman, Rianne Strom. Linda Swanson, Thomas Swarsen, Marilynne Tanberg. Daryl Tessen, Dean Thompson, Marlene Thompson, Douglas Tolman.

John Vincent, Joyce Wugs, Robert Wheat, James Woodward, Sharon Vinson, B. A. Dcgrep. 6-10 vrar.i experience, Salary Range, to S.1.I3D: Roald Berg. Roderic Bolts.

Clifford Dotseth. Sandra Foell, Geraldine Gurbacki. Nancy Heggem, William Holm. Charles Johannsen, Lawrence Johnson, Rene Landphair, Thomas Maguire, Meredith Masterson, William McCauley, Mervel Miller, Geraldine Plate, Ronald Smith, Roger Swanson, Sharilyn WiJJer. B.

Degree. It years experience ami over, Salary Range and over: Gerald Anderson, Marjorie Anderson, Claude Bailey. Lucille Berglund. Marie Caranci. Charles Feutz, Richard Gavignn.

Adelheid Gleske, Meredith Newberg, Mary Lou Schlintz, J. E. Stutzman, Richard Welty. M. A.

Degree. 0-5 experience, Salary Range $5,700 to Bruce Altergott, Maylo Bcil, Dennis Charlson, Richard Chiericp. Phillip Crabtree, Jill Dennington, Michael Emmons, William Fife. Patricia Franket, David Hans. Curtis Hulteen, Wayne McKinley.

Richard Monnard. Donald Nepstad. Beverly Ockert, Ronald Persche. William Sehildeen, Judith Siegel, Lemma Smith, Karen Stoyanoff, Patricia Douglas. Lawrence Welch.

M. A. Degree. 6-10 years experience. Salary Range.

$5,400 to $12.000: Glen Anderson, G. M. Anderson, Alois Friet, Lawrence Goslin. Cliff Hammann, Glen Harris, Edward Himes, Donald Howard. Charles Jaeger.

Joe Johnson. Stanton Knodle, J. A. Lawrence. James Levins, Gloria Mercer, Charles Mueller.

Lola Muller. Priscilla Powell. Barbara Shipman, John Shoemaker, Ronald Schwarz, Joseph Toth. M. A.

Degree. 11 vcar.i experience and over, Salary Range 150 and over: Alfred Court, Eilene Donner, John Ellis, Mercie Heise. Richard Kolze, Steven Lengell, Gerald A. McElroy, Ray Mills. Engwerd Mommson, Buren Moore, Leonard Newendorp, Wayne Pethick, Martin M.

Plate, Walter Rundle, Florence Salzer, Martha Schniepp, Fred Schwind. Keith Shelton. Olga Smith, Earl Swenson. Edgar Trout, WilUs Waltman, Carl Weimer, Carl Zdeb. Township High School District Mo.

211 Oross Salaries-- I9K4-B5 Lois Almy, Janet Anderson, Betty Baril, Evelyn Barll, Regina Bastian. Delia Berlin. $2.865.00: Marguerite Bissell, Catherine Bowman, $2.066.71: Helen Buettner. Nancy Carlton. $1,741.50: Marian Clifford, Vida Crosby.

Marlene Culleenex. si. 161.78: Doris Cutler. $1,644.65: Mary Davis. $3,890.66: Johanna Dee.

$1.345.30: Mary Dolatowski, Frances Evans. Gloria Fitzgerald. Minnie Flentge. Irma Flick. $772.22: Ida Foreman, $1.147.50: Phyllis Fortun.

Lorraine Freise. Betty Fugua. SL588.SO: Dorothy Godbout. Lyla Goheen, $5.160.00: Virginia Groves, Irene Gustafson. $1,361,00: June Guttsch.

$3,742.00: Virginia Haemker. Beatrice Helfvogt, Dorothy Ilenke, Evelyn Hess, $1.514.50: Vcra Horchur. $897.76: Mary Ann Htiskey. $3.897.24: Lillian Johnson, $1,718.25: Jean Jones, Betty Kaiser, Lydia Kaiser, Shirley Kehrer, Vivian Kelliher. Ruth Kelly.

$4.680.00. Rosemary Klingbcrg. Marie Kolp, $880.51: Evelyn Kruckenberg. Ruth Lnng. $1.212.75: Martha Larson.

$1,340.77: Put Louis. $1.922.62: Florence Leibert. $1.091.89: Alice Lowery. $2.77880: Vcra Marchel, $1.424.00: Emilia Marko. Dorothy Martin.

Eleanor Matzl. $1.250.22: June May, Mildred May. Helen McGuffey. $3,651.24: Evelyn McLaney. Lucille Meyer, $1,688.95: Helen Michaels, Lav-erne Miller.

$2.434.56: Merle Mugler, Leona Xaggats. $1.518.52: Frances Nietlerberg. Margaret Nielson. $1.459.40: Esther Niemeyer. $1.360.50: Eleanor Nieman, $3,148.00: Janet O'Leary.

Barbara Padden. $2,221.51: Marie Pearson. $3.580.00: Beverly Perkins. Dora Peterson, $3,78000: Victoria Poklaske. Sylvia Pringey.

Pcarl Quade. Audrey Rybcrg. Kay Retz, $1.161.25: Jeanette Sather. $699.00: Laural Schniepp, $192.50, Florence Schroeder. $3.539.80: Kathcrine Schcr.

$3,706.93: Olive Sergeant. Audrae Sheldon. Veronica Smith, $2.202.00: Wanda Smith. Martha Tcmplemann. $1,039.88: Doris Tenglin.

Marion Thomas. $1.557.78: Doris Travis, $3.241.10: Ruth Vogel. $3,063.79: Ethel Wachtendorff. Helena Walenter. Muriel Weeks.

Carol Weide Rose Wick, S6.4I3.00; Margaret Wilcoxen. Mildred Witting. $119.20: Shirley Lee Wolff, Mabel Young- meyer. $574.00. Robert Adelizzi.

Samuel Agrees. Elizabeth Alcott. Gerald Anderson. Jack Ary, Claude Bailey. Walter Barber.

Nell Barker, SI 15.00: Uula Barringhouse. $56.00: John Bassler. $115.00: Maylo Beil. Ruth Billing. $36.00: Howard Blazck, Roderic Botts, $115.00: Mary Broeker.

$120,00: Karen Browne. Robert Cano, Jerome Clauser. Joy Covelli. Karen Crook. B.

Kay Douglas, $2,700.00: Louise Dennett, $86.00: Alan Eck. Delores Eiler. $242.00: Floma Egan. S11S.OO: Georgia Engelbach. $120.00: Myron Engerman.

Eunice Evans. $88.00: Charlotte Farris. Ethel Fenwick, $125.00: Laura Fremouw. $276.00: Terry Gcllinger. $150.00: Thomas Gerhardt.

$540.00: Norcen Geslnsky. $826.75: Elizabeth Gialdine, $60.00: Myrna Gibney, $2.231.75: Thomas Grieger. $115.00: Minette Gluck. $1.024.00: Bonnie Grabenkurt. $48.00: Darlem Guerin, $3,000.00: Catherine Haggard.

$160.00: Noreen Gesinsky. Melvin Halverson. $.1.500.00: Thomas Hillesheim, Madeleine Hohenhort. $2.435.25: Mariorie Huehes, Mary Iber. J172.50: Joe Johnson.

Herbert Kaye. $125.00. E. Roy Keller. $212.00: Helen Klolz, $160.00: Harry Lambert, S138.00; Carolyn Lelghty.

$115.00: Richard Lutz, S. Gale McDonald, Ruth MacDonaJd. Frank McGrew, JOHN FREISE Township Treasurer $120.00: Dean Miller, Ray Mills, Charles Mueller, Richard Monnard, John Moore, Lola Muller, Donald Nepstad, Jeanne Parke, Beverly Patterson, Gerald Peterson, Ronald Persche, William Pomerhn, Carol Powell, Samuel Rauworth, Angela Reeves, John Reinhardt, Lois Roe, Claude Schreiner, Helen Scher- sten, Marguerite Spizzirri, Dean Thompson, $172.50: Howard Stmson, Margaret Stousland, Richard Storm, Charles Toot, Jacqueline Ullrich, Charles Weeks, Robert Wheat, Kerry Albrecht, Bruce Altergott, Gerald Anderson, Jack Ary, $327.00: Ronald Berg, William Boylan, $22.00. William Calhoun, Robert Cano, Dennis Charlson, $236.50: Alan Eck, David Fabri, Charles Feutz. Agnes Fleming, Richard Gavigan, Ben Gehlbach, Terry Gellinger, Richard Gerz, Richard Glawe, Merlin Habeggar, $966.00: Charles Henricks, Thomas Hillesheim, Donald Howard.

Walter Janikowski, Joe Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Edgar Jones, William Kehrer, Stanton Knodle, Jane Kretchman, Ralph Langhorst, Dan Leimann, James Levins, Orville Magnuson, Robert Means, $2,065.82: Kenneth VIeier, John Mennes, Dean Miller, Mervel Miller, Peter Mollerup. Richard Monnard, Buren Moore, Charles Mueller, George Mulroney, John Murray, Ronald Olinski, Donald Pagels, Lawrence Peterson, Patricia Pittenger, S60.00; Frederick Postal, Walter Rundle, Ronald Schroeder, Donald Scliwing, Fred Schwind, 330.00; John Shoemaker, Richard Storm, Roger Swanson, Jean Turner, Edward Walus, Jack Ward, Lawrence Welch, Richard Welty, 223.00; Thomas White, Emma Cosman, Phyllis Moss, $4,975.00. Ray Boyle, James Callahan, Ramiro Cuellar, Paul Dolik, Julius Drexler, Richard Eilert, Herman Engelking, Henry Geffe, Ben Gehlbach, William Gourley, Glen arris, Alvin Hattendorf, Clara Hattendorf, Herman Hattendorf, Arvid Herstedt, Ibert Hetrick, Donald Howard, Al Jansen, Lawrence Johnson, William Kent, Jeff Crimgig, Gerald Kusek, Henry einhait Luebbcrs, Isidor Luis, Emma Meyr, Hebert Meyer, James Meyer, Leon Molway, Donna Nehmzow, William Nolting, Kevin Osterberger, John Padden $7,134.58. Lawrence Pavone, Eluira Palmquist, Alvin Peters, Dwan Pittenger, Walter Plinske, $6,463.80: Robert Prochnow, Lloyd Schilling, Oscar Schmidt, William Scholl, Rinehart Schroeder, Albert Schwolow, John A. Stanke, Douglas Speer, Jack Stevens, Michael Sypowicz, William Tribke, James Urbanowicz, Charles Voelker, Luther West, Richard Welty, $709.50: Charles Weyenmeyer, Ken Zabielski, Valentine Zarek, $6,374.00.

SUPPLIES Ace Hardware, Addison Wesley Publish, A. H. Fasteners John F. AhJgrim, Gravel Hauling, Ajusto Equipment Airken N. E.

111. Sales, All American Allied Electronics Allied Publishers Allied School Equip. Allyn Bacon American Book Americana American Fastener American Library Line Amsco School Publicating, Anchor Post Products, Robert R. Anderson Auto Clutch Parts, Avery Label A. T.

Awning Window, $179.00: W. D. Allen Mfg. Baker Paper $457.50: Baker Taylor Harry A. Bade Paper, Bar-Ton Stationers, Beckley Cardy Company, Chas.

A. Bennett E. W. Boehm Bosler Supply Company. Brake Align Supply Brake Lining Brodhead-Garrett Bruce Publishing Burgess, Anderson Tate, Cadillac Glass $198.00: Carbo-Solv.

Lubricate, Central Scientific Century Sports Champion Knitwear Chandler's Childrens Press Cinema Processors, Coe- Palm Biological Supply, Collier-MacMillan Library $989.94: Columbia Records Sales, Commercial Sound Comfort Lumber Cooperative Test Division, Co-op Electric Supply, Contract Builders Hardware, Crown School Supply Equip. $136.00. Curtis 1000 Len Daubner, George A. Davis Demco Library Supplies, Denoyer- Geppert The Densol Dictaphone Dietzgen Dormar Distributing Educators Paper Supply, Edward Don Elan Publishing Elgin Paper Encyclo- paedia Britannica, Educational Music Bureau, Federal Surplus Property Utilization, Finnell System, Carl Fisher Follett Publishing Gilbert Force Forney Industries, $179.51: W. H.

Freeman and $572.35. Freund Bros. Fuller Brush Gaare Oil Ginn Company, $2,334.85: John Garlisch Sons, General Interiors General Biological Supply House. Golf Paint Glass Wallpaper, Goodheart Willcox Company, Gravely Equipment Great Lakes Fire Equipment, $589.90: Hansen Hardware, Harcourt Brace World Harr Wagner Publishing. Hayden Sweasy Hautau Otto, D.

C. Heath Company, Hehn Hoth, $132.49: Heider Electric Company, Heckman Bindery, Hermes Plastics Hertzberg New Method, $1,103.95: Higgins Golf Road Mart, D. Hill Nursery Company, Hillyard Sales Company, J. I. Hoi- comb.

Hork Sanitary Rag Company. I I Supply, $3,330.15: Illinois Dearborn Aqua Service, Indiana University. International Gymnastics Material, Richard It-win Jaydee Athletic Field Jewel Foods, Karnes Music Company, Kee Lox Manufacturing Company, $283.40: Lake Cook Farm Supply, Langer Printing LaPine Scientific Company, Lattof Motor Sales Company, $1,729.79. Larson McGinnis, Laseke Electric Company, $106.20: Learning Materials Jean Lee Originals, LeCompte Associates. J.

B. Lippincott Company, $172.25: Lorraine Music Comoany, Dick Longtin's Sports Huddle, Lyons Band Instrument Company, $1.247.35: McGregor Magazine Agencv, McKee Over Door Sales. $196.00: Rand McNally A. C. McClurg $2, 975.56; McGraw Hill Nappe Music House, National Biological Supply, National Cash Register, $637.20: National Chemsearch $1.128.27: ITT Nesbitt $130.00: The North American Mogul Northern Communication System, Northwest Firestone $1421.83: Northwest Office Machine, S3.558.81; A.

J. Nystrom Oshkosh Paper $298.45: Olsen's Musicland, Odyssey Press Palatine Automotive Supply, Palatine Office Supply, Panama Beaver $369.01: Parke Davis Parrish Snorting Goods, $1,599,61: Frank Paxton Lumber P. F. Pettibone $351.66. Pitman Publishing S120.15; Polv Cooy.

S7.953.80; George Poole Prentice Hal! E. V. Price Pro-Sports Center. $615.95: The Psychological Pumping Svstems Plywood Madison Random House School Library Reader's Di- gest Services, Remien Kuhnert Retco Alloy Frank Richards, Robertson Ruth Roseman Tractor Equipment Ryan Chemical E. H.

Sargeant Sax Arts Crafts, $1,774.42,: School Health Supply Wm. Schwem Auto Products, Scholastic Magazines, Science Research Assoc. Scott Foresman Charles Scribner's Sons, Sears Roebuck $445.85. Sellergren J. A.

Sexauer Mfg. Silver Burdett R. W. Slancy Co. Mfg.

Simplex Time Recorder, Space Planners, Standard Safety Equipment The Standard Register Southwestern Petroleum Slate of 111. Dept. ox Finance, Suburban Supply, Sun Electric Thermo Fax Sales Triarch Tri Par Sound Systems, Varco United Visual Aids, University Book Service, University of Illinois, Van Nostrand V-G Supply Visualcraft Vestal $1.140.57. Wards Natural Science, Welsh Scientific Wenger Music Equipment, Don Wente, West Personnel Service, Wible Language Institute, H. W.

Wilson Witty Gold Range Supply $170.20: Wolverine Sports Supply, York Community High School, Zimmer Hardware, $1.762.40. SERVICES Ability Glass Mirror, Ace Tree Care, American Air Lines, American College Bureau, Arlington Med. Arwell Atlas Boiler Weld, Harrington Transportation, Barrington Trucking, Henry Boersma Tours, J. M. Brennab Carol's Cleaners, Cities Service Oil Community Consolidated School Dist.

59, Commonwealth Edison, Craftsman Wood Service Coverall Laundry Service, Des Plaines Valley League, Ditto Filter Engineers John Freise. Arthur Gallagher Golden Acres Country Club, Albert F. Hartmann, Collector, $1,448.98. I.B.M. Ideal Uniform Rental Service, Illinois Assoc.

of School Boards, Illinois Bell Telephone, Illinois High School Illinois Reading Service, Illinois State Penitentiary, Illinois Teacher Service, Langan Harger Vincent Born, Laurin, Schultheis Givens, Lutton Music Personnel Service, G. A. McElroy, Norman Engelhardt Zimmerman, Northern HI. Gas Northwest Orient Airlines, Northwest Clean Towel Service, Northwest Suburban Special Education, Paddock Publications Pageant Motor Inn, Pal Launderette, Palatine Schaumburg Credit Union, Penny's Motel. $107.12: C.

R. Peterson M. Plate, $241.00: Pioneer Trust Savings Bank, Pitney Bowes Postmaster U. S. Protection Mutual Ins.

Public Service Runge Electric, The Service Bureau Lowell Shelton, South-Western Publishing Dr. C. D. Starck Soil Testing Service, Marilynne Tanberg, Daryl Tessen, Art Thommen, Tonyan Construction Township H. S.

Dist. 214, U-iited Airlines, Village of Hoffman Estates, Village of Palatine, Richard Welty, Carl Weimer, $125.00. CAPITAL OUTLAY Ace Hardware, Harry Ash Trustee, Acorn Wire Iron, Aetna Casualty Surety American Nat'l Bank Trust, Robert R. Anderson Company, Arlington Heating Sheet Mill, W. D.

Allen Mfgl Harry Bade Paper Products, Balko Tool Machine Baldwin Piano Organ Beckley Cardy George Bernstein E. W. Boehm Brett Guard Brockway Plumbing, Brodhead Garrett $12, 392.00; Burke Ajdio Visual Service, Burgess, Anderson and Tate Russ Brown Office Machines. Carroll Seating Central National Bank, Central Scientific Central Typewriter Chicago Safway Scaffold, Chicago Seating Cicero Sheet Metal, Commercial Sound, $212.80. Claridge Products Equipment, CO-OP Electric Supply George Davis Desks De-Moulin, Bros.

$969,38: Edward Don Economics Laboratory Gil Ellman First National Bank of Chicago, Franklin- Lee Company, $7,737.55: Frederick Post Company, Fridstein Fitch, $12,640.90: Forney Industries, $582.94: Gilbert A. Force, $370.80: Floyd Ganzer, $4.982.00: Arthur Gallagher, General Binding Hayden Sweasy Hermes Plastics, Edward Hines Lumber Henricksen Hite Thomas O'Brien, $1,305 00- The Hobart Mfg. $200.50: Hub Electric Co. Illinois Range I.B.M. L.

J. Keefe, Klean Charles Klehm Son Nursery, Roberts Landscape, Martin O'Larson Lukas Microscope Service, Lyons Metal Products Montgomery Ward Motorola Radio Electronico, A. C. McClurg $3.270.17. Murphy Bed Kitchen Nasco, National Cash Register, Harold Nichols, Nissen Norman, Engelhardt.

Zimmerman, Northern 111 Gas Morris Dispensers $1,035.17: Northern 111. Supply, Northern Trust Northern Communication Systems, $10,282.00: A. J. Nystrom Olivetti Underwood Parrish Sporting Goods, Paxton Equipment Simply. Peabody Seating R.

C. Penning Welding, George Poole Porter Athletic Equipment Ouinn Products S630.90: Remington Rand Office Systems. Remington Office Machines. Retco Alloy $1,191.23: I. P.

Rieger Roseman Tractor Equirj. Royal McBee $1.705.00: Runge Electric, Rysdon Products E. H. Sargeant Sears Roebuck The Slater $864.00: Superior Coach Sales $1131840- Thermo Fax Sales $521.40: Tonvan Construction Co $490,936.99: United Light $57,686.62: United Scientific Co $131 95- United Visual Aids, H. F.

Excavating Wilson Jr. Sound Eng. $1,429.60. ORDINANCE NO. 1108 An Ordinance GRANTING A VARIATION FROM THE MOUNT PROSPECT ZONING ORDINANCE WHEREAS, The Board of Appeals has heretofore, on September 24, 1965, conducted a public hearing on a request by Salvatore Di Mucci for a variation from the Mount Prospect Zoning Ordinance to permit the construction of a water tank and pumping station on property hereafter described located in the R-A Single-Family District in Mount Prospect, Illinois; and WHEREAS, notice of public hearing was given in the manner provided oy law; and WHEREAS, the construction of a water tank and pumping station is required at said location to provide adequate water supplies and fire protection for residents of the i a of Mount Prospect; and WHEREAS, The Board of Appeals of the Village of Mount Prospect has recommended that the variation sought by the petitioner be granted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF PROSPECT, ILLINOIS: SECTION ONE: That a variation from the zoning ordinance of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby granted to Salvatore Di Mucci Sr.

to permit the construction of a water tank and pumping station on premises located in Unit No. 7 of Elk Ridge Villa, which premises are more particularly described as, The North 80.0 feet of the South 646.0 feet of the West 160.0 feet of Lot 5 in the Division of the Louis F. Busse Farm, being the Northeast Quarter except the West 686.40 feet of the Northwest Quarter of said Northeast Quarter of Section 15, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the Third Principal i i a Cook County, Illinois. SECTION TWO: That the Superintendent of Building of the Village of Mount Prospect is hereby directed to issue a building permit in accordance with the variation hereinabove granted upon application therefor. SECTION THREE: That the variation granted by this Ordinance shall become null and void and of no force and effect whatsoever unless an application for a building permit pursuant to such variation is made a construction commenced within one year from the date this said Ordinance becomes effective.

SECTION FOUR: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval and publication in the manner provided by law. AYES: Nays: 0 PASSED this 16th day of November, 1965. APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1965. DANIEL CONGREVE Village President ATTEST: RICHARD H. MONROE Village Clerk Published in Mount Prospect Herald Nov.

25, 1965. Notice of Public Hearing PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the corporate authorities of the City of Rolling Meadows will hold a public hearing on a proposed annexation agreement between Ernst Seegers and Eleanor Seegers, his wife; American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, As Trustee under Trust No. 20369, and the City of Rolling a on December 14, 1965, at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in the meeting room of the Bank of Rolling Meadows. The said agreement provides for the annexation and zoning of the following legally described property to M-l, Manufacturing District and to R-6, Multiple Family District pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Rolling Meadows.

The agreement further provides that the property owners may submit plats of portions of the area annexed as they from time to time may desire to develop; that the streets will be a dedicated right of way in amount of sixty-six (66) feet; no building permit shall be issued in the R-6 multiple family district for dwelling units containing more than two bedrooms; public sidewalks are not required in the M-l Manufacturing District and that the owners will take the necessary action to disconnect from any fire protection district or park district they are presently in and annex to the Rolling Meadows fire protection district and the Rolling Meadows park district. The i hereinafter legally described contains approximately forty (40) acres. PARCEL A That part of the south 'i of the southeast of the northwest '-'t of section 8, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the 3rd principal meridian lying south of the center line of Algonquin Road as originally laid out. Also, that part of the east Vi of the southwest 4 of Section 8, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the 3rd principal meridian lying north of a line described as follows: Beginning at a point in the west line of the east V'a of the southwest 'i of said section 8, 2220.0 feet north of the southwest corner of said east 2 of the southwest '4, thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 65 degrees 32 minutes from south to east with said west line of the east Vz of the southwest Vi, 220.0 feet, thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 2 degrees 25 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line 215.0 feet thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 2 degrees 01 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line 207.95 feet to a point on a line 595.0 feet east of and parallel with the west line of the east of said southwest Vt, 1960.0 feet north of the north line of Golf Road, said north line of Golf Road being a line drawn from a point on the west line of the east of the southwest 5.0 feet north of the southwest corner thereof to a point on the east line of said southwest 'A, 10.3 feet north of the southeast thereof, thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 78 degrees 34 minutes from south to east with said line 595.0 feet east of and parallel with the west line of said east of the southwest feet, thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 8 degrees 00 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line 100.0 feet, thence easterly on a line forming an angle of 17 degrees 37 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line 105.0 feet, thence easterly on a line forming an angle of 2 degrees 52 minutes to the right with a prolongation of the last described line 100.0 thence east on a line forming an angle of 10 degrees 10 minutes to the right with a prolongation of the last described line and being a line parallel with the north line of said Golf Road 200.0 feet, thence southeasterly 66.35 feet to a point on the east line of said southwest of Section 8, 1943.0 feet north of the south quarter corner of said Section 8, excepting therefrom the east 30.0 feet, as measured at right angles to the east line thereof. PARCEL That part of the west 595.0 feet, as measured on north line of Golf Road, of the east Vz of the southwest of Section 8, Township 41 North, Range 11 East of the 3rd Principal Meridian described as follows: Commencing at a point on the west line of said east Vi of the southwest Vi of Section 8, 1395.9 feet north of the southwest corner of said east of the southwest '4, said point being the intersection of said west line with a line 125.0 feet northeasterly of and concentric with the center line of the right of way of the Illinois Toll Road; thence north along the west line of the east of the southwest of said Section 8, 824.10 feet to the center of creek; thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 65 degrees 32 minutes from south to east with said west line of the east Vz of the southwest Vt, 220.0 feet; thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 2 degrees 25 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line, 215.0 feet; thence southeasterly on a line forming an angle of 2 degrees 01 minutes to the left with a prolongation of the last described line, 207.95 feet to a point 1960.0 feet north of the north line of Golf Road, being 1967.23 feet north of the south line of said southwest Vi on the east line of said west 595.0 An Ordinance TO LICENSE AND REGULATE THE SALE OF CHRISTMAS TREES BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ARLINGTON HEIGHTS: SECTION ONE: A i of Chapter 14 of the Arlington Heights Munici a 1 Code of 1965 is hereby amended by retitling said article to "Article XXIX.

Penalties" and Section 14-2801 is hereby renumbered to "Section 14-2901." SECTION TWO: Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code of Arlington Heights of 1965 is hereby- amended by adding thereto Article XXVIII to read as follows: Article XXVIII. Sale of Christmas Trees. Section 14-2801 License required. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to store, sell or offer for sale in any building or structure, or on any open or vacant lot or parcel, within the Village any pine, balsam, fir. or any other trees, or any branches or parts thereof.

which have been cut for use as Christmas trees or for ornamental or decorative purposes, without first having obtained a license as herein provided. Section 14-2802 License fee. The fee for such license shall be Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) per year for each location at which such tree, or branches or parts thereof, are stored, sold or offered for sale. Section 14-2803 Safety. No person, firm or corporation shall operate or maintain any business for which a license is required by this Article XXV- III of Chapter 14 unless the location thereof has been inspected and approved by the fire chief or his duly authorized deputy to determine that the conduct of such business at such location will not constitute a fire hazard or endanger the safety of the public.

Section 14-2804 Location. No license shall be issued for any business required to licensed by this Article XXV- III of Chapter 14 unless the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Arlington Heights permits the conduct of such business at such location. Section 14-2805 Sanitary Regulations. Premises used for the sale of Christmas trees, or branches or parts thereof, shall be cleared and all trees. branches and parts thereof removed from the said premises on or before December 31 of the year for which the license is issued.

Section 14-2806 Bond. No license shall be issued for any business for which a license is required by this Article XXVIII of. Chapter 14 unless the licensee shall have deposited with the Director of Finance of the Village a cash bond in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each location for which a license is issued. Such bond shall be held by the Director of Finance for the purpose of securing the prompt and orderly removal of Christmas trees and branches and parts thereof from the said premises on or before December 31 of each year. Such bond shall be refunded to the licensee upon surrender of the receipt thereof within five (5) days after the discontinuance or termination of the said business, together with satisfactory evidence that all trees, branches and parts thereof have been removed from the premises and that the premises have been left in a clean and orderly condition.

Section 14-2807 Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this Article XXVIII of Chapter 14 shall be fined not less than i Dollars ($15.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) for each offense, and a separate offense shall be determined to have been committed each day during which or in which the violation occurs or continues. SECTION THREE: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law PASSED APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1965. JOHN WOODS Village President ATTEST: JEANNE NOVOTNY Village Clerk Published in Arlington Heights Herald Nov. 25, 1965.

feet; thence south along the east line of said 595.0 feet, 887.63 feet to an intersection with said line 125.0 feet northeasterly of and concentric with the center line of said Illinois Toll Road, said point being 1079.60 feet north of the south line of said southwest 4 northwester I along said line 125.0 feet northeasterly of and n- centric with said center line and being a curved line convex to the northeast, having a radius of 11,584.16 feet, 669.33 feet to the place of beginning, in Cook County, Illinois. The property heretofore legally described is located generally south of Algonquin Road, east Route 53, north of the Northwest Toll Road and is contiguous to the City of Rolling Meadows. A copy of the proposed annexation agreement is on file with the City Clerk at the City Hall, 3600 Kirchoff Road, Rolling Meadows, Illinois, and maybe reviewed there by all parties interested in the terms of the agreement. All persons desiring to be heard on said annexation agreement shall be given an opportunity to be heard. By order of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Rolling Meadows.

Illinois. Published in Rolling Meadows Herald Nov. 25, 1965..