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.Thursday, Juno 3, 1965 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS .. >- • PHONE SCHEDULES "A filing of new intrastate long distance schedules by Illinois Bell Telephone is the first step in a series of rate adjustments being negotiated by the Illinois Commerce Commission Which would make possible annual customer savings of about $6,160,000. These savings, added to those resulting from other intrastate and interstate rate changes since 1961, would bring the total to more than $22,- 000,000. .The new long distance rates are filed to be effective on June 19. Hours during which reduced rates are in efect are extended. They would be the same as those now in effect for interstate long distance. Lowest rates would apply any time on Sunday, and after 8 p.m. on other days. Thus the maximum rate for a three-minute station . cal within Illinois during any of these periods would be 50 cents. Saturday day station rates alSo would be reduced. ' The new method of measuring distances, made possible by the advent of computer technology, would be used to determine long distance charges. The intrastate station "mileage" steps also would be adopted for person-to-person calling. These changes would involve some minor increases and decreases in station and personto- person rates, mostly of a nickel or a dime, it was pointed out. In McHenry approximately 14 per cent of the mileage steps would decrease, 1 per cent would increase and 85 per cent would remain the samp on station-to-station calls. . No increases or decreases would exceed five cents. For example, a station call from McHenry to Crystal Lake would decrease from 15 to 10 cents, and' Belvidere, from 35 to 30 cents. A station call from McHenry to South Beloit would increase from 35 to 40 cents. It was pointed out that there have been two reductions for many interstate calls this year --one on Feb. 1 and another on April 1. Total annual user savings from all long distance rate adjustments, including the intrastate reductions, are expected to be nearly $9,000,000 for Illinois users. Here are some examples of how the new rate schedules would work: The charge for a McHenry to Rock Island, three-minute, station call from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, would be reduced from 50 to 40 cents. The charge for a McHenry to Alton, three-minute, station call on Saturday during the day would be reduced from 90 to 70 cents. SAL RUSSO Sal. J. Russo, summer resident of North Shorewood Drive, McHenry, who is the vice-president and public relations officer of the Cosmopolitan National Bank of Chicago, was elected president of the Chicago Financial Advertisers at a luncheon meeting at the Bismarck Hotel Thursday, May 20. Assisting Russo will be Martin Paltzer of Chicago Federal Savings Loam Assn. as vicepresident, Thomas Mocella of Harris Trust Savings Bank as secretary, and Eva Anderson of the National Bank of Hyde Park as treasurer. BIGGEST TAXPAYER The gigantic costs of providing modern telephone service became somewhat apparent May 26 when Illinois Bell paid McHenry county $207,529.12 in personal property and real estate taxes. The company check delivered by Stan Jozwiak, 111. Bell manager, covered bills of $190,553.95 for personal property taxes in 1964 and $16,- 975.17 for real estate taxes for the first half of 1964. According to Mrs. Audrey Walgenbach, Treasurer, who received it, the payment was the largest in the county. Thq company's total 1964 bill in McHenry county was $224,- 504.29. News About Our Servicemen Army Specialist Pour William S. Jordan, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordan, 5312 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, participated in a field training exercise conducted by the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany May 17 to During the maneuvers, Specialist Jordan received extensive training in weapons firing and small unit tactics designed to test the 'combat readiness of his unit. Jordan, a personnel clerk in headquarters of the regiment's 3d Reconnaissance Squadron near Bad Hersfeld, Germany, entered the Army in November, 1963, and received basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. He arrived overseas in May, 1964. A 1959 graduate of Austin high school, Chicago, Jordan attended the University of Illinois, Chicago.' MRS. E. H. SCHUCK Chairman of the Chicago loop region, Mrs. Evermont ft. Schuck, 4204 Riverview drive, McHenry, is busy completing arrangements for the Salvation Army's centennial year tag day, "Doughnut Day," to be held on Friday, June 11, throughout Chicago and 150 surrounding suburbs, including McHenry. This is Mrs. Shuck's third year as loop chairman. Proceeds will help support the many area-wide social welfare services offered to the needy by the Salvation Army. «!tnxnt| Marine Lance Corporal Richard J. Polka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Polka of 8712 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, departed Camp Hansen, Okinawa, May 22, aboard the troop transport ship USS Breckenridge, to return to the United States with his unit, the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. While in the Western Pacific, the battalion was constantly engaged in training, including jungle and guerilla warfare, amphibious assault and helicopter vertical assault (landing behind enemy lines). He is scheduled to arrive in the United States June 12. Douglas Wozrnak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wozniak of 2313 West Wright, McHenry, has just enlisted under the Navy's newest enlistment program Cache. Douglas enlisted Saturday morning and art tended a major league ball game Saturday afternoon at the courtesy of the Navy and returned to his home T McHENRY PLAINDEALER in McHenry Saturday evening. Monday morning he was back in class at Cary Grove high school, where he is a senior this year. Douglas now has 120 days before he will report for active duty in the Navy. He will be' graduating in June and in September when he starts his active duty he will be assured of training in Electronics Nucleardor Aviation or any field of his choice that he qualified for. Airman James W. Woods, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Woods of 2808 W. Kashmiri Ave., McHenry. has been graduated from the Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. During the four - week course, he was introduced' to mathematics, physics, and principles of electricity. Instructions were also given in atomic structure, static and dynamic electricity, magnetic theory, and the theory and const ruction off aircraft batteries. The course provides Navy and Marine Corps personnel with the knowledge and skills required for entrance into Aviation Structural Mechanic Schools. Family and friends are happy to know that Donald Mc- Gowan will soon be returning home after three years in service. He was one of the first to leave for the Dominican Republic. A paratrooper, he received an award as "officer of the day" while in Army service less tha na year ago. less than a year ago. Bragg, has many friends in McHenry awaiting his safe return. The parents of Pfc. Roger Stiller, Jr., whose story about fighting in the Dominican Republic appeared in last week's issue, were pleasantly surwhen he appeared briefly in prised last Friday evening an interview on a TV documentary. TN6 M/Nur£.tt FIRST NEWSPAPER. 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In one of the compartments put several pieces of colored cellophane -- children can look at the scenery thru them. The different colors take away a child's boredom of watching houses and trees go by --- and when the.landscape looks unreal, they can pretend they're on another planet. In another compartment of the shoe bag put some pipe cleaners; shaping them into animals, flowers, etc., can keep a child happy for many miles. And don't forget a towel and wash cloth, and fruit or something for the kids to nibble on. If you're going camping Or picnickiing and will be COOKING OUT IN THE OPEN, you'll find an old refrigerator shelf or stove rack supported on rocks or green logs makes a handy grid. Those fragile ORNAMENchance of survival around the house if you'll place ordinary dry sand in them to give them balance and weight in the bottom. KID'S SOCKS that are too small to be mended on a darning egg will be much easier to sew if you place a golf ball inside the sock. Whether you're entertaining inside or out, surprise your guests with SUPER BREAD TAL VASES will have more STICJfcS. Cut frankfurterrolls into quarters lengthwise. Spread melted butter or salad oil on all sides of each slice, and roll- in minced parsley, chives or gated Parmesan cheese. Bake at 425 degrees for five or ten minutes. They're the yunimiest for barbecues! (Watch for Maggie . every week!) • \ McHenry Man Graduate At MacMurray College Harry Stinespring III, son of Mr. and Mi's. Harry Stinespring, Jr., of 3329 N. Bayview Lane in McHenry, was awarded the bachelor of arts degree in History from MacMurray College at its 114th commencement on Sunday, May 30. A total of 170 students were awarded bachelor's degrees. Seventy- eight of these students were graduated from the 119- year-old College for Women, and ninety-two graduates from the College for Men founded in 1955. Vacation Bible School In Area . ! f: Daily Vacation Bible School begins on Monday, June.14, at 9 a.m. at the Wonder Lake Bible Church. Those who have finished first grade are invited to join the primary department. There is also a junior and young teen department for older ones. All ages will enjoy Bible lessons, handcrafts, songs, games, refreshments, and stories. Those attending are asked to bring bibles, and if possible 25 cents to help cover costs of handcraft materials. Bus transportation will be provided. Thursday evening, June 24, will be the closing program, with presentation of awards, and display work that has been done by students. The last day, June 25, there will be a picnic for you. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS HOLD VACATION^ CHURCH SCHOOL IN MID-JUNE ; Vacation Church Softool of the Community Methodist church will start June 14 and continue to June 25. This will be held in connection with the Faith Presbyterian church; The class sessions will be held in the Community Methodist Church from 9 to noon each day, Monday through Friday. Mrs. Gilbert Moore is the general superintendent for the school; Mrs. Gene Negley is superintendent of the Junior department; Mrs. Charles Conway, superintendent of the primary department and Mrs. Larry Thomas, superintendent of the kindergarten. Classes will be held for kindergarten through sixth grade. Advertise - It Pays Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111. Next to V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 103 N. Main Dr. Lester W. Engel, O.D. 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