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Thursday, October 10, 1963 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH Pig# Threa Pin-up For Camera Club r< -nt - -'St' •?"> , .*< ,%-k^s-i t/'-. /<- , i > * ti*'*^>' t t? ' Kotalik Studio Photo Dawn DelMonle of McHenry, new recording artist whose records will be released this fall, poses for members of the McHenry Camera club. Miss DelMonte is also a TV personality, extending from her early teen days. The new camera club meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. OSWTAl 5] Mrs. Baureis of 520 N. Mineral Springs has been a patient at Mercy hospital, Chicago. Mrs. Herman Berkley of Edgebrook is a surgical patient at Sherman hospital, Elgin. McHenry Hospital Admissions to McHenry hospital during the past week included Laurel Naslund, Ernest Roewer, Gregory Mallery, William Sproatt, Dolores Maluzzi, Ralph C. Popp, Laura J. Ehle, Richard Sade and Lorraine Rollie, Crystal Lake; Adeline Kalmes, Ethel Baker and Jacqueline Strobel, Ingleside; Craig Jacqualyn, Wilfred Cunningham, Raymond H. Hoeft and Richard A. Kunz, Cary; Lon Allen, Fox Lake; Sarah Stone and James Browne, Wauconda; Lillian Fuller, Round Lake; Clay Lagerwall, Wilmot, Wis.; Clyde A. Bowman and Wayne A. Yamamura, Grayslake; Roosevelt Elswick and Edmund Lozon, Belvidere; George Pierce, Algonquin; John B. Jackson, Spring Grove; Richard A. Kunz, Prentiss, Wis.; James D. Bridges, Gary, Ind.; Alfred H. Roth, Chicago; Angela Smith, Chester A. Sheriff, Robert L. Francke, Steven Schweikert, Patsy Corso, John Koch, Mary Ann Charrey, Nancy Kralowetz, Susan Hermes, Estelle Katschke, Stephen Huska, Clarence Sosson, Gunhild Milinac, Thomas J. Weeks, Mildred Kinsala, Betty A. Scherer, LeRoy J. Wagner and Ronald Lee Stine, McHenry; ajid Velma Weeks, Agana, Guam. Harvard Hospital Area patients admitted during the past week to Harvard hospital included Holger Pederson and Mrs. Josef Janiszewski of McHenry and James Finley of Ringwood. Memorial Hospital Woodstock During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Violet Harinon, Marjorie Andes and John Valacki of McHenry; Frank Jackson, Frank Rogers, Mark Tarvin and Grace Sellek, Wonder Lake; and Thomas Miller, Ringwood. Many Americans live dangerously-- the others can't afford a car. COURT BRIEFS Justice Court Leonard M. Zimmerman of Lincolnwood was fined $15 in the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last Saturday for not having numbers on his motor boat. Speeding was the charge against six drivers. Norval G. Jarrett of Richmond paid $15; A. J. Lunkenheimer of Rt. 1, McHenry, Joseph J. Mistretta of Spring Grove, John W. Addington of Crystal Lake, Edward N. Cooper of Aurora and Barbara A. Dixon of 1717 N. Highvievt\ McHenry, all $10. Fines of $10 were imposed on JoAnn Thompson of Wonder Lake and James F. Becker of 5020 Woodrow, McHenry, for failure to have car under control. Kenneth D. Townsend of Richmond paid $10 for passing in a no passing zone. Thomas Stevens of 808 Nancy Lane, McHenry, was fined $10 for an invalid operator's license. mm That greatest problem In America k not Cuba, not integration, not tfco test ban, but the gap between what we have and what we ought to have in education. Illinois Education Association Poodle Grooming Boarding - Training Phone 385-2436 RUDY BECKER'S KENNbuS 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. Mcliritry, 111. (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Product* -- FREE DELIVERY Locally Owned and Operated >hone 385-0195 or 385-0232 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! Obituaried ADAM LAZARSKI A funeral Mass was sung Saturday in St. Mary's Catholic church for Adam F. Lazarski, 62, of 305 N. Front street, Mc- Honry, who died Thursday morning, Oct. 3, in his home. Mr. Lazarski, a machinst by trade, had resided in McHenry for sixteen years. The deceased was born June 6, 1901, in Chicago. Survivors are his widow, Stephanie, and a toother, Joseph of Chicago. Until the time of last rites, the body rested at the George R. Just en and Son funeral home. Burial was in St. Mary's church cemetery. - FRANK GROTH Last rites were held Saturday in St. Cletus Catholic church, Chicago, for Frank A. Groth, 73, of 1817 N. Beach road, Lakeland Park, who died in Hinsdale hospital Oct. 3, following a long illness and three days' hospitalization. Burial was in Queen of Heaven cemetery. Mr. Groth was born Sept. 28, 1890, and had lived in the McHenry area for six years. He was formerly employed by International Harvester, Chicago, and Roth's Shoe store, McHenry. Besides his widow, Emma, he leaves a son, Bert; two daughters, Lois Gurrie and Janet Broderick; eleven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. (Capitol Report Success, it is said, brings poise. Usually, also avoirdupois. In the wake of the exciting debates and historic vote on the Administration's "tax reform" bill, it is important to realize what is really going on. The startling fact is that, coached by a galaxy of economic theorists fresh from the classroom, this Administration has invoked the controversial principles of the late English economist, John Maynard Keynes. Widely accepted in socialist England, Keynes' theories hold that by monetary manipulation, deficit financing, large-scale public works, and other artificial governmental stimuli a nation can provide "full employment," stabilize the economy, and promote the national and international welfare. Although not admitted, the President's refusal to accept a tax bill amendment which would place a ceiling on federal spending is motivated, primarily, by his belief that there should not be a ceiling on federal expenditures. The importance of the "deficit" in the tax cut program is highly significant. Dr. Walter Heller, the President's chief economic advisor, declared, in effect, that it made no real difference whether we had a tax cut of $11 billion or* increased federal spending by that amount (with taxes remaining at the present level). Dr. Heller states quite frankly: "The deficit is the inevitable part of the stimulus that arises from tax reduction." The paradox of "planned deficits" is this: If we must borrow, from our citizens, an a mount equal to the deficits, how can this provide the "adtihional" funds intended for investment and consumer purchases in the private sector? On the other hand, if an amount equal to this ,deficit-is borrowed from the banks, this results in a greater supply of money not represented by additiona'fciomniodities (i.e., inflation, to the extent of most of the deficit). In the past, the mysterious and deceptive magic of "printing press money" has intrigued (and destroyed) many governments. This nation is now at the crossroads in our history --where we can demonstrate our strength and our restraint. Or, we can follow the "will o' the wisp," seeking an easy way to an easy life. It should be pointed out that the President's economic advisors have outdone Kaynes, who supported deficits in time of depression to be compensated by budget surpluses in time of prosperity. President Kennedy advocates budget deficits, even in times of "prosperity." An $8 fine was imposed on Robert E. Miller of Round Lake for operating an auto with only one headlight. Magistrate Court In the court of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday evening, an unidentified 16-year-old girl was fined $100 and $10 costs, of which $85 was suspended, for violation of the state curfew. Her name was withheld because she is a juvenile. Paul Lomax of 404 W. North Lake, McHenry, paid a $20 fine for failure to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian. Vernon Thomas of 2614 S. 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