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'V/ Page Fourteen THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 18, 1959 PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less andl that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask. too. that one individual not write on the same subject morer than once'each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectional taste.) icit spending which now costs many dollars in interest because of tax anticipation warrants. A patrol of the Fox river is much needed. We would be, and are, for such a patrol and we will have it. Not this year, but by foregoing such patrol for one year, much money will be saved. Under the U.S. Bohner Act. the state may pass laws for control of waterways within its boundaries. If the state does not pass such laws by 1960, the federal Coast Guard (not auxiliary Coast Guard) will take complete pa-/i Albert A. Adams, assistant supervisor Walter J. Dean, assistant supervisor' OBITUARIES DOROTHY SAXFORD A long illness ended in the death of a McHenry mother of ihr^e, Mrs. Dorothy Sanford, on Saturday night. June 13. Mrs. Sanford. 41. of 4 Mourine Lane, Huntervllle Park, died in her home. She was born Oct. 17, 1917, jtrol control. At this time, one | at Northfield. Minn., and had 2, McHenry, died Saturday af- grandchildren and a brother, ternoon, June 13, in McHenry -i Casper, of Chicago. His wife, hospital, shortly after being Mayme Heimer Bickler, died admitted. Death was attribut- two years ago. e~d to a heart attack. Mr. Vasey was born in Wau- ! conda township Oct. 1, 1910, ^ son of the late George and iMarj- Vasey. He was a promin- ' ent farmer in the area, residing on the family homestead. Surviving are the widow, Erma; two sons, Kenneth nnd Gary; and three daughters. Carol, Marcia and Joanne, all at home; two sisters, Mrs. . Herman Dunker of Elkhorn, ! Wis., and Mrs. Charles Rushing of Elgin. Another sister. The body rested at a Chicago funeral home. Mass for the deceased was sung at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, Wednesday morning, with interment in the church cemetery. RECEIVE 2,500 APPLICATIONS FOR RIS AGENT The Treasury department has announced that approxihouse of the; Illinois legisla- I resided in this community for ; Mrs jrene Btnwell, preceded ma.telv 2 500 applications have iture has passed a bill stating: i the past eight years. She was him in death. : been received to take the writ- " - The body rested at the Pe- ! ?en exaSSon? for Special enter M. Justen funeral home, > rollment to practice as agent where last rites were conduct- before the Internal Revenue Vi'ATER PATROL . On ,-June 8, the county board ©^supervisors voted against the expenditure of any monies for the purchase, operation or maintenance of a boat for the patrol of waters in the county- " Your representatives listed , below voted against the expenditure and feel that it -is their duty to explain their action to you. the voters. As presented, the request was for SI.000. This was for the purchase only. Undoubtedly. added to this price would have been the salaries of the deputies manning the boats, the gas and oil for its operation and the upkeep and storage of the boats. This could have involved much move than a couple of thousand dollars. The county general fund is about $185,000 in the red. It is true that this fund will receive about §47.000 more money this year than last. However, with normal operating expense increase and rational raises in pay for employees, there will be little left for the decreasing of this def- "Every boat in the state of Illinois will be licensed for $1 per, year. This money will go to the Conservation departa member of the Community Methodist church. Mrs. Sanford is survived by her husband. Harold; three ment for the establishment of I children, Richard of the Navy, a Marine division to patrol all j Joseph and Laura; her mother, the waters of the state for all j Mrs. Laura Chadwig, of Minrules, regulations and polution t violations". | It will operate much in the I manner t hat the state police ! flow operate. [ From the foregoing information, we feel that it is better i for the boating enthusiasts to | forego one more year as they jhave in the past, for what we feel will be the best manner of water patrol. I LeRoy M. Smith, supervisor neapolis; and a sister, Mrs. Luella Bingham, of Minneapolis. ' ' Rev. Cieorge W. Martin of the ARTHUR BICKLER Methodist church officiated at i Arthur Bickler of Chicago, a last rites held at' the Peter M. i native of McHenry, died unex- Justen funeral home Tuesday j pectedly Sunday morning, June morning. The body was., then : 14, »n a Chicago hospital. In ed at 2 o'clock Tuesday after- service. The examination will npon. with Rev. Poleroy of he given simultaneously in the the Wauconda Federated' j 0f f ;ces of the district directors church officiating. Burial was0f .internal revenue throughout in Union cemetery, Crystal [ the country on June 24 and 25. Lake. In the Chicago district, the examination will be given at 17 North Dearborn street, 17th floor, Conference Room "C". The examination is being given to a provide public accountants and other qualified persons who are not attorneys or certified public accountants an opportunity to demonstrate their technical competency to adequately represent taxpayers at all levels of the service. The Treasury decision-to give this new examination was announced last October. The period for applying for t h e e x a m i n a t i o n h a s n o w closed, but the Treasury stated that a study is being made to determine the feasibility of holding similar examinations on a regular basis. It Pays To Advertise It is not what man makes but what he saves that gives him security. Even a conscientious worker sometimes get fed-up on the job. recent months he had been residing with a son, Paul, and his wife. | Other survivors are two WALTER VASEY i other so,ns, Roy of Des Plaines Walter G. Vasey. 48, of Rt. and Howard of Chicago; five taken to Castle Rock, Minn., for burial in Castle. Rock cemetery. . Need A New Garage? A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. 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