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Thursday, October „3L 1963 McHENRY PLAINDEALER THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 8812 West Elm Street tbteMahfd /UK Phone 885-0170 C^apitoi Report Published Kvery Thursday nt McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Larry E. Lund -- Publisher A<tele Froehlich, Editor SfC(yJd CJftss Postage Paid at McHenry, IlMnois NATIONAL EDITORIAL ^P^LLZ..2.A is 1961 nunou \ »8IICI»TIIM Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County I Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 3 Mos $1.50 3 Mos $1.75 News About Our Servicemen DAMEL 1ULIMJ Airman Daniel N. Frcund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund of Spring Grove, has been promoted to airman, second class. He is a personnel specialist at Grand Forks Air Force base, North Dakota. Airman Freund entered the service in September of 19G2. John C. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miller, left for service with the Army at Fort Knox, Ky., last week. During the first 25 years after repeal of prohibition, U.S. spent $182 billion on liquor --over twice what we spent on all schools. EDDIE the EDUCATOR soys ifiMi To increase attainment In alt subjects the reading"ability of students at all levels must be increased. Reading is basic to education. Illinois Education Atiociorlon Don't Add ANTI-FREEZE Thi^Xear. J5r ...without first having your rodiotor dconod and repaired! Antifreeze in a leaky or tte««dradjj „or is money "V^ry inn and repairing -- cIh e. ^c Ik .e _ d by o/\«u •r 9 IlIaI •- tand FLO-TEST Machine -- costs little -- protects you» ami-freeze! Ever^ S.. idiiitor Flow Tested New & Rebuilt Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERVICE g004 W. Rlf. l!l> M< Henry, III. Phone: 385-0783 MRS. CHURCH TO KEYNOTE DINNER FOR SENATOR Marguerite Stitt Church will keynote the recognition dinner for State Senator Robert Coulson on Nov. 16, to be held at the Illinois beach state park lodge, according to an announcement made by the committee of friends who formed together to sponsor this recognition. Senator Coulson was cited by the committee as a man of many talents. As an author, two Encyclopedias Commissioned Bob Coulson to write their sections on city government and that more than fifteen college textbooks contain chapters on government and literature written by him. Many magazines have published his articles on Juvenile Delinquency, a subject which has won him national acclaim as an expert when he prepared various studies for the national conference of Juvenile Agents and the National Prison Association. , Reservations may be obtained by writing Coulson dinner committee, 1701 Jenkinson Court, Waukegan, or by phoning Waukegan, at Ontario 2-8583. COUNTY MERITS AUDITOR In a statement Monday by Atty. Gen. William G. Clark, he said that McHenry county should nominate and elect a county auditor. This is in accordance with a state ruling that the office is created in counties with less than 500,000 and over 75,000 population. There is no exception. FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY The apparent "thaw" "cold war" has added to the problems of the members of Congress and has built up a new "cold front" between the White House and Capitol Hill. The problems began at the moment Under Secretary of State Averell Harrimdn raced to Moscow to sign the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Members of Congress were surprised when they learned that the long sought after on-site inspections were to be abandoned, as were all other demands for concessions from the Soviets. Many members of the House of Representatives expressed themselves emphatically on the subject, as they explained to unhappy constituents that the United States Representatives have no opportunity to vote on treaties with foreign nations. After weeks of hearings by the Senate, £0 Senators went along with the treaty--as a "first step toward peace," and for whatever the treaty may be worth. Later, when the Soviet wh^at deal wns first suggested, Republican members of the House pressed for the reactivation of a special House Committee on Export Control. This legislative committee had counseled^ with the executive on exports'of goods and materials to Soviet-bloc nations, but its authority had expired at the end of 1961. Despite the demands of the Republicans for a congressional review of exports which might strengthen our enemies in the cold war, the 'gigantic deal to sell wheat to Russia was announced as a "fait accompli." The "most favored nation" price, at which the Soviets are acquiring 150 million bushels of American wheat, has raised protests throughout the land-- including protests from many who reside in our Congressional district of Lake, McHenry and Boone counties. Even those who do not protest the entire deal ask why our nation should not demand full value, as well as some reasorfeble "quid pro quo," such as removal from Cuba of the "Russian technicians," or dismantling of the Berlin Wall, or elimination of some other Soviet insult if there is an actual "thaw" in the cold war. Further Congressional action-- NEW CAR? BANK RATES Are Lower The SANDRA EVANS School of Music Now Offers Piano and Organ Instruction in the McHenry Area Popular and Classical Reasonable Rates PHONE 312 OLiver 8-4471 aimed at limiting future sales of wheat or other commodities to the Soviet-bloc--should sur? prise no one. But the real "shocker" which reverberated in the halls of Congress came when the President invited the Soviets to join our nation in a program to "reach the moon." While the Soviets have remained typically silent, the Congress raised its voice by amending the appropriation bill of the Space Agency, to provide that "no part of any appropriation made available to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ... shall be used for... a manned lunar landing to be carried out jointly by the United States and any Communist, Communist-controlled, or Communist- dominated country, or for any expenses of any aeronautical ana space activities ... which are primarily designed to facilitate or prepare for participation in such a joint manned lunar landing." One very obvious reason for the Congressional action is that a high percentage of our nation's research in outer space is "classified" information. In addition, our accomplishments have military significance which it would be foolhardy to turn over to our potential enemies. Most members of Congress regard the Soviet naticn and its satellites very warily, despite Averell Harriman's apparent confidenpe in their good intentions. Until the President and the State department have secured agreement from Krushchev to (1) remove the Berlin Wall and (2) to remove Soviet troops from Cuba, the Congress will treat any further thaw in the cold war with the gravest apprehension, and the "cold front" between the White House and the Congress is bound to remain. Fund Raising Project SHOP IN McHENRY Episcoal church, members of the GuHd of St. Vincent, have decided on the sale of balsam wreaths, trimmed with pine tones, as a fund raising project fur the church building program. Officers of the guild include Stove Harris of Wonder Lake, prpsident; Woody Stamer of i'i^takee Bay, vice-president; and Danny Strach of McHenry, secretary-treasurer. These officers have detailed information on their project for those vyho are interested. .« . ^ Two water wheels built some 2,000 years ago by the Romans are still in dailJ^Use near HanjJ,' Syria. Danm S?r;:rh. ; i! »i . w [•' church and president ot the Guild of St. Vincent, is shown wfth Rev. R. S. Northway, vicar of the church, as they prepared to undertake a fund raising project for the church building program. Often these days the public is informed of the irresponsibility of young people, and for this reason the community can be justifiably proud of a group of young boys who have undertaken a most worthy project. The acolytes of St. Paul's Wait For Our BIG FALL SALE Ad in Next Week's Plaindealer "Lowest Prices of the Year" Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. SAVE - SAVE - SAVE Ben Franklin Store "LETS DRIVE OUT TO . . . CLUB LILYMOOR this FRIDAY" Friday Specials Perch or Haddock .75 Walleye 1.50 Shrimp ....1.75 (Lobster Available) Chicken or Prime Beef Steak 1.75 (Potatoes, Salud, etc.) On Route 120 -- East of McHenry Celebrate HALLOWEEN NIGHT Thursday, October 31st At CRYSTAL BOWLS YACHT CLUB Corns in Costume and Have Fun DANCING - AWARDS Yacht Club will be open every Friday & Saturday all season 'till 2 a.m. Plenty of FREE Parking Routes SI ft 176 Phone 459-3636 Featuring the Unpredlctables COMPARE & SAVE - SHOP THE THRIFTY C E R T I F I E D WAY MOTHER -- NEVER EVER MEAT SO TENDER NOW FEATURING at your Certified Food Store in McHenry Western Lazy Aged Beef TenderUCM In Every Cut Every Time Pleasure Packed vrith Goodness, Tenderness and Natural Be#i Flavor GUARANTEED TENDER OR DOUBLE VOI R MONEY BACK YOU TOO CAN BE THE BEST COOK IN TOWN--TRY SOME SOON TRADING STAMPS are NOT Worth 10c Per Lb. Compare Our Price* AND SAVE CASH; Mendota Skinless Wieners . . 49c lb. NORTHERN GROWN - 10-12 avg. Sliced Fresh TURKEYS 391. Pork Steak . 45c lb. Our Own Bulk Pork Saus. . 49c lb. Sweet Italian 69c lb. Liversausage 59c lb. Sli. Bologna 69c lb. LEAN ROI'M) OR BRISKET - AvK. 2l/i-&Vz vvKlit. CORNED BEEF 59k BONELESS ROLLED Sli. Bacon . 55c lb. RUMP ROAST 89L Spiced Ham . 59c lb. WESTERN LAZY AGED I . S. CHOICE Rd <>r Swiss Steak 69 ib. OUR OWN "OH SO GOOD" Pizza Sausage . . 49k (Capons LARGE SIZE ROASTING - 5-8 lbs . . . 5 9tb FROZEN FOODS T: *9- X COUNTRY'S DEUGHT Apple, Cherry, Peach FREE FREE CERTIFIED RED LABEL BEVERAGES 1 Ot. FREE with RED LABEL Vz Gal. ICE CREAM HILLS BROS. COFFEE Key. or l> ; 2 ib,. 99' With $5.00 Purchase Win Your Mink Stole Now FOR THANKSGIVING Come in and Register. No Purchase Necessary I VI • "S\ J"0'5-?®010 »-C*. IQc i i V a n i l l a • • . • « • • • • • • • • w* I » ' > HAWAIIAN O £ I Art • ' Punch 346-oz.JI.UU (6 ur drug store jf is at your service always - in all ways. Whatever your drug store needs may be, it will be our pleasure to serve you. POYAL Puddings..... ,£83, 3 & 25' mOKLY i< pr. k j. 12-Oz. Blueberry Muffin Mix. • • • J* OT REYNOLDS Wrap Economy 69° REYNOLDS ,514 frtc Wrap ™ 59 CHINET Compartment Plates. • . . -- • 4 5 JOHNSONS lfr-Ox.CC Klear 33 RICELAND Long Grain Rice COLLEGE INN . . 2 £ 3 9 . it-Oi. OQc Chicken Noodle Dinner • • ^ MCCORMICK # IV^-Ox. O C® GOOD LU< Beef Stew Seasoning. e e e *9- Marga BlSqUIck eeeeeeee ^9* 45= •or. 29ci C HOFFMAN HOUSE 1000 Island Dressing • • "ml WISHBONE Italian Dressing "»«" LUC< I-Lb. AC C . e e e e e e e ^ 9 - 39c rine IMPERIAL Margarine . . . FRESH PRODUCE DAILY NEW JERSEY SWEET POTATOES 10 c Ib. JONATHAN APPLES BOLGER'S DRUGS Donald P. Doherty, R. Ph. Arthur II. Mi'Krnty, R. Ph 1259 N. Gr(*n Street McIIenry, Illinois Phone 385-4500 4 lb. bag 29 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2'*25 IDAHO Rl sMIT POTATOES MP OTTNING HAWAIIAN PUNCH YELLOW OR ROSY RED VI00 46-Oz. Tins 10 lb. bag 45 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. < H' » ti Green FOOD CENTERS Sale Oet.81, Nov. 1 COMPARE & SAVE - SHOP THE THRIFTY C E R T I F I E D WAY