Jack Franks Announces Ice Cream Socials

A press release from State Rep. Jack Franks:

FRANKS TO HOST ANNUAL SUMMER ICE CREAM SOCIALS

WOODSTOCK, Ill. – Warm summer nights in McHenry County often bring together friends and neighbors for refreshing ice cream and lively conversation. In the spirit of that tradition, state Rep. Jack Franks, D-Marengo, will host four Ice Cream Socials in July.

The Ice Cream Socials will be held in conjunction with community events across McHenry County. Audience members at the Wonder Lake Ski Show, band concerts in McHenry and Woodstock, and patrons of the annual Fay’s BBQ Fundraiser for the M.O.R.E. Center in Marengo will have the opportunity to engage with Rep. Franks while enjoying a free cup of ice cream.

Ice Cream Socials will be held:

  • July 2 at the Woodstock Square in Woodstock at 7:30 p.m., before the band concert;
  • July 3 at Veterans Memorial Park in McHenry at 7:30 p.m., before the band concert;
  • July 11 in the Marengo Community High School Cafeteria at 4:00 p.m., during the Fay’s BBQ fundraiser for the M.O.R.E Center; and
  • July 18 at Wonder Lake Center Beach in Wonder Lake at 6:30 p.m., before the ski show.
Jack Franks was working my side of the street.

Jack Franks was working my side of the street.

“Our Ice Cream Socials are a great opportunity for constituents to let me know what issues are important to them,” Franks said.

“I look forward to the discussions that I will have with my neighbors and friends at these events, and hope to see you there.”

For more information, please call Rep. Franks’ full-time constituent service office at (815)334-0063 or email jack@jackfranks.org.


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Jack Franks Announces Ice Cream Socials — 4 Comments

  1. An opportunity to ask Jack why he again failed to address the issue of compensation in the public union sector.

    His recent chairmanship of a commission to reduce governments in Illinois was a total waste of taxpayer dollars at a time when we should be reducing the tax burden on the residents.

    The problem with governments in Illinois, other than nepotism, crony capitalism, and outright illegal activity, is not that we have too many employees in the public sector (when compared to other states) or even that we have too many units of government.

    The problem is what we pay those people in the public sector and the very lucrative pensions they receive!

    How about the State of Illinois place an income tax of fifty percent on all PUBLIC pensions over one hundred thousand dollars per year?

    Pension reduction is a Constitutional issue but the tax on income is something the Democrats are real good at!!

  2. I’m thinking Franks is feeling the heat from Reick’s campaign.

    He’s going to try and buy votes with ice cream cones.

    Franks needs to have a plan to reduce union costs, pensions, and the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law.

    So our taxes are in line with our house values.

    Not going in the opposite direction like they are now.

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