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w Thursday, February II, 1965 THE McHENRY PlLAINDEALER McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Established 1875 8812 West Elm Street Phone 885-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois, by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Lorry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editoi 1,65 ilSciia ,,<5 \ associflTian f NATIONAL E D I T O R I A L A5^)C0TI^N Brnmsnsasmm Subscription Rates 1 Year ................ $4.00 1 Year ... $4.50 6 Mos. $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 3 Mos. ..$1.50 3 Mos $1.75 In McHenry County Outside McHenry County > Senator To Offer Relief Legislation For Taxpayers Senator Everett Dirksen (R) of Illinois has expressed before the Senate his intention to propose legislation concerned with correcting what he describes as hardships resulting from the Revenue Act of 1964, at which time the withholding rate was set at 14 per cent. He has pointed out that the withholding rate will create considerable widespread hardship on April 15 of this year because the amount withheld by a 14 per cent rate will not be sufficient to meet the taxes due by the taxpayer. It is expected that several million persons will find that they owe taxes in addition to what has been taken (but, an obligation that was not the result of any mistake on their part b&t rather of too low a withholding rate. Initially, the proposal was to have a 15 per cent withholding rate for the first year and then shift to a 14 per cent rate for the taxable year 1965. However, since about two months of 1964 had gone by before the tax cut bill was passed, the rate was set at 14 per cent -- the rate originally planned for 1965 -- instead of 15 per cent. The proposed legislation would affect only taxpayers with a deficiency in excess of $50. It would call for the employer to withhold one-twelfth of the amount due each month for the succeeding twelve months. This additional withholding would be turned over to the Treasury to be credited to the deficiency of the taxpayer. The relief proposed would only be granted for the taxable years 1964 and 1965. The Senator expressed his intention of offering this bill as an amendment to the first available legislation that comes from the House of Representatives. 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 signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) HERE AND TH£R£ TN BUSINESS INSURANCE RECORD Milton J. Voight, 8901 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, district' representative in this area for Aid Association for Lutherans, placed more than half a million dollars of life insurance during 1964, Announced George V. Krampien. senior vice president and director of agencies. AAL is a legal reserve fraternal life msjjrance society serving eligible Lutherans. ADDRESS BY CONGRESSMAN IS POSTPONED The McHenry Kiwanis club regrets to announce that congressman Robert McClory was not able to appear on Feb. 8, nor will he be able to appear on Feb. 15. Due to commitments in congress it is impossible for Congressman McClory to appear at this time; however, it is hoped that later in the year he will be able to appear before the McHenry Kiwanis club as a guest speaker. Congressman McClory's telephone call Sunday left little time to secure an alternate speaker. McHenry's mayor LOOK WHERE PEOPLE ADVERTISE This Ad is read by over 20,000 people -- at a cost of only i 10 c per person Don Doherty and superintendent of public works Fred Meyer were gracious enough to appear on short notice. Their progress report on the city of McHenry and the information about the Boone Valley development was most interesting and informative. The McHenry Kiwanis club is in receipt of a letter from the Eastern-Illinois-Iowa district thanking them for their contribution and participation in the district's .spastic project. MORE ON TAXES "Dear Friendis: "It is gratifying to find some people who still believe in expressing their opinions publicly. I am referring to the recent letters concerning personal property tax. While I agree in part with the opinions of both Mr. Herendeen and Mrs. Sarley, I. also disagree on other parts.- However, the main point is the fact that these opinions are expressed publicly, in hope to stimulate public interest. Those having an interest' in the subject of taxation may harbor no dissent unless they also make their opinion and then unite. Remember, together we stand, alone we fall. "How do we join? How do we express our opinions so they will be heard? Well, we have this column available, courtesy of the McHenry Plaindealer, for such purposes. "Secondly, Mr. Herendeen has made available his address. And I also make available my address. Any signed mail received by myself shall be made^ available to any interested party. "As for my opinions on this subject, I also feel some type of citizens' committee should be formed to thoroughly investigate this problem. I feel if any tax break be given, it covers all taxpayers, young and old alike. "Secondly, the present uses of these taxes should be investigated as to their necessity and proper use. Is personal property tax really needed? What is done with it? If we reduced property taxes, would a different type tax be inaugurated in its place? "And we must get the factsi straight. I doubt this taxation add§ to juvenile delinquency. I doubt any woman would quit work if property tax were abolished. Swimming pools, tennis courts, etc., are usually decided upon with a bond issue vote. Wrestling is part of physical fitness and instructors in most cases hold other responsible positions in the school system. "Let's not attack this problem with comparisons of days ago, or wishes for days ahead OBSERVE BEAUTY WEEK The fifteenth annual National Beauty Salon Week is being observed Feb. 14 to 20 throughout the country. Two themes of the observance are "Swing into Spring with a new hair style" and "If you value your hair, choose professional care." ATTEND CONVENTION Jack E. Phelan and Alvin Benoy of Althoff's Inc. McHenry were in Marsha lit own, Iowa, this week to attend the 1965 dealer convention held by Lennox Industries Inc. Features of the meeting were an "open house" for dealers, their wives and associates on the day before the regular business session, a full day of product orientation and a plant tour to see manufacturing techniques. RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE In recognition of his long service with the Milwaukee Road, J. J. Haddock, conductor on the Milwaukee division, has received a Silver Pass indicating forty-five years of service. The pass, signed by William J. Quinn, president of the railroad, is good for lifetime travel on all Milwaukee Road trains anywhere on the system and is presented to veterans as a token of appreciation. The pass is issued in favor of Mr. and Mrs. Haddock who live at 5715 North Woodland Drive in McHenry. Let's be realistic. "Mr. Herendeen, Mrs. Sarley and myself view this subject on different levels. However, we do share one thing in common. We are willing to be heard and to unite. This is a start and I offer them both my appreciation. "Now what? Well, friends, that's up to you. "Yours again, "Donald E. Kinsala "206 N. Ronda "McHenry" THROUGHTHE WANT ADS STAR SPANGLED HISTORY OF U. S. SAVINGS BONDS I BONDS May 1, 1941--The President buys the first Series E Savings Bond. 1943--By the end of the year, Americana own $16 billion worth. 1945--War ends. Savers cash Bonds for things they want--and then buy more. 1948--The "New Look" is in, but Bonds are an established style. E Bond holdings top $82 billion. 1952--Fighting continues in Korea. Bonds help defend freedom again. Series H Bond introduced. 1957---Cars sprout fins, Sputnik orbits, savings in Bonds top the $41 billion mark. For America's security and your own buy U.S. - SAVINGS BONDS 19(50--July 4, the U.S. flag adds its 50th star. Bondbuying Americans hitch their wagons to all 50. May 1, 1964--The Savings Bond program is 23 years old." Americans now own over $47 billion in Bonds. The U.S. Government doet not pay for this advertising. •The Treasury Department than kg The Advertising Council and this newspaper for their patriotic UVJuiiwMt. Flooding Near Schools It*- s Flooded property was in evidence throughout the area this past week. This scene was on Kane avenue, between Junior high and Edgebrook schools, where fast moving water overflowed the curbing. Section shop the FOR YOUR VALENTINE*# INCOME TAX SERVICE 3721 W. Elm St. PHONE 385-0343 for Appointment Freshly Made Candies in Beautiful Heart Boxes by Mrs. Voogts & Mrs. Sittlers 69c .. *700 NYE DRUG "Your Friendly Pharmacy" 1325 N. Riverside Drive Phone 385-4426 U. S. CHOICE TENDER POT ROAST Flat Bone Cuts 17. S. Choice 4-6 Lb. Avg-. Fresh Roasting Rib Steaks . . 79k Chickens . . .49k Beef Stew . . 69 tT. S. Choice Tender Tfe DOMINO PURE CANE SUGAR WITH ANY REG. PURCHASE Reg. 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