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                     EDITOR'S DESK . . .           

The Illinois Municipal League mourns the loss of David E. West, Mayor of Waynesville. Mr. West was elected mayor in 1993 after serving on the Waynesville Village Board.

The Illinois Municipal Treasurers Association will conduct the 1996 Municipal Treasurers Institute and Advanced Seminar September 29 - October 3 at the Ramada Inn in Mattoon. The Institute is a four-day program of continuing professional education. Its purpose is to assist Illinois' treasurers, finance officers and accountants in developing and maintaining the high level of administrative expertise needed for the successful operation of increasingly complex Illinois municipal government.

An advanced seminar is offered in conjunction with the Institute. It's designed for treasurers who have completed the Institute and need to fulfill additional education requirements to maintain their certification. Courses are taught by Eastern Illinois University faculty, municipal officials and other professionals.

To register or for more information, contact Scott McClellan, Municipal Treasurers Association Chairman, at 815/389-3023.

The 1996-97 Illinois Municipal League Nominations Committee was appointed at the July 1996 Board of Directors meeting in DeKalb by the Illinois Municipal League President, Mayor Greg Sparrow, DeKalb. The members are: Chairman Ray J. Forney, Mayor, Ashton; Village President Michael S. Buehlhorn, Swansea; Mayor James E. Kingston, Paxton; Mayor Rolland W. Lewis, Mt. Vernon; Mayor Rita L. Mullins, Palatine; Mayor William F. Murphy, Woodridge; Mayor Joseph F. Sinkiawic, Loves Park; Mayor Bobby E. Thompson, North Chicago; and Mayor Anthony Vacco, Evergreen Park. Alternate Members are: Mayor Jesse R. Smart, Bloomington and Village President Frank Meredith, Sherman.

The ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL REVIEW continues to be an open forum of expression for municipalities. Articles appearing in the Review do not necessarily express the views of the League or its staff but those of the various authors.

August 1996 / Illinois Municipal Review / Page 3


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