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/ Tbundsy, January Mk 196f ».•wn4»-- THE MtXENRY PLAINDEALSH JPta* Fltt McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 18T5 West Elm Street Phone 885*tt0 Spring Grort Happy Holiday Season Ends Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. NAT90NAI r O I T O R i A i --i UsgbcArPQlM J U L. ^ssQi INS ILUMIJ V BSSBCtSTI SUpSz nn I Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. A .$2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 ' Mos, ..*• $1.50 3 Mos. $1.75 Carry ETLund -- Publisher AdeJe Froehlich, Editoi Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois Kva The humdrum existence cf an every day world is back following the hustle and bustle and excitement of the holidays. It was ^ nice Christmas -- everyone Was in a gay mood Happy, no doubt, more then ever this year for Peace Or Earth and so everyone brought out their feeling of Good Will Towards Men. Santa made visits here and there. The party for the children sponsored by the business men was a great success. Over one hundred children came to visit with Sunta and all received a gift. But Santa is gone now anc' the bright decorations ant! colored lights ^hat gleamcc from homes and business places are slowly disappearing one by one. Klein, Mrs. Marge Schmeltzer and Mrs. Catherine Johnson. Grandparents Charlie and Julia May have i new grandson. The Bob Maya of Western Springs, have a baby boy bom Dec. 12. He weighed in at 9-1 bs. 6-oz. KNOW YOUR DEFENSE COURSE GRADUATES SHOW INSTRUMENT USE ADMIRAL WILLIAM F. HALSEY Milwaukee Visit I^r. and Mrs. L. L. Kagan \nd family enjoyed a "visiting" Sunday during the holidays with their daughter,, "Mary Lou, "Sister Mary Siena. SDS' at St. Mary's convent in Milwaukee. « City Tops County Business Listings In January, 1963 The activity of the business population in McHenry county during the past year is reflected in a report released this past week by the office of Dun & Bradstreet. Figures fvMty the .Tnniuny reference book totalled 1.513 manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers in this area compared to 1,534 a year previous. During the past year, 726 changes were made in county business listings, including names added, deleted and changes in ratings of continuing businesses. The city of McHenry again topped the listings with 323^ compared to 339 the previous year. Crystal Lake rose from 284 in 1962 to 294, and Woodstock showed a decrease from 22S to 218. Other listings this year compared to the previous January were as fo lows: Harvard, 134 find 141; Marengo, 106 and 109; Algonquin. 102 and 100; Richmond, 57 and 58; Hebron, 27 and 29; Cary, 74 and 76; Fox River Grove, 54 and 44. Each year, approximately- three million businesses are contacted - from the corner grocery store worth a few thousand dollars to the business worth millions. Club Mec;s Mrs. Math Nimsgem entertained members of her club ai her home on Thursday after :ioon. Games of five hunhvt were played and prize winners were Mrs. Nimsgern, Mrs. Emma May, Mrs. Minnie Pierce Mrs. Frances Busch and Mrs Mary Klein. Lunch was serve* by the hostess after cards. W K.I! BOWLING NOTES AMEN REPORT. PIUXJRAM Kocnomann 430; E. Tonyan 176-473-(107", 1>. Groh 456 <45); L. Miller 202-495 (66); M. Krrls 170-439; D. Cusael. 456 ( 48); L. Worts 171-172-469- j out John M. Lehmann, distinct director of the Immigration and Naturalization service, advised this week that the annua' alien address report program is again under way. He i»ointed that the address reports <84>; N. Piatt 431; 1,1. Venabie 185-425 (41); L. Freund 178- 165 <75); S. Rolla 304 iL'HI; C. Parth 413 (381; S. Schwerdei 321 (30); L. Recker 333 (28); M. Booth 383 ( 77); L. Ferwerda 175- 172- 498 (63); M. OUo 449 (41); M. Kuna 422; E. Rand 425 (44); J. Eohl 309 ti!4); E. Vacondio." tiailrnads: H. So!cheni>rj-ger 5-10; L. Miller 5-7 & 5-10; M. Foss 3-10; L. Fcrwerda 3-8-10; j J. Bohl 5-6-10; L. VaconcUo 5-7 <K- 3-10-3-6. Catholic Daughters of America j Fat Ruemelin 208-540; Jo | Rizzo 182-465; B. Clark 206-j 503; I. Thompsort 1N2-470; C. j Boro 179-479; L. Smith 174; G. j West 150-437; M. Schioeder i 162-401; V. Meek 149. j Railroads: H. Rodenkiix-h 4- 7*9, C. Buenzli 5-7; P. Ruemelin 5-7; A. S/yplcbuum 3-7. Tuesday Nile Thirty-Miners Grace Bentz 140; Ruth Miller 414; Maxine Adams 420; (f'laire Rosing 496; Billie Mc- Kihder 450; Sandy Foley 437; Dorothy Stoffol 462. Railroads:: Cathy Sohlitt £-7-10; Elsie Wiukel 5-10; j Grace Bentz 5-10. are required by l nv and willful failure to comply with these requirements may lead to serious consequences. Forms with which to make the reports are available at all Post Offices and Immigration Offices. It is an easy matter to fill,out one of the cards and return it t(. the same office. Guests who visited are returning to their occupations, students have gone back to their studies, servicemen arcback at their stations. Roll Viel, who is at. Fort Knox, Ky., spent tie holidays will the Werner Kohls. College students whr enjoyed the holidays at home were Jody Weber, June Miller, Peggy Hedge, Bill Lay, Jim Kagan, Ken Kappie and Tom Lombardo. who were home I from the Air Force were A-3C Daniel Freund from Grand Forks, N. D. and A-3C Glen Fout from Lincoln, Nebr. Ronald Fout who is with the U. S. Army and stationed at Louisville, Ky., had a Lwo-wegk fuilough and is now stationed in El Paso, Texas, is wife, Alice, returned to Texas with him. The Frank Tinneys had their entire /family with them at Christmas. Mr. ar.fi Mrs. Frank "BuqF Tinney came in from Nassau a few days before Christmas. Jack arrived from California. Frank "Brothei Gale" came from Teutopolis and spent two weeks. Bob was hdme from Chicago and Mr. and Mrs: Glen Gathtnan and children from Fox L;ike wen there for Chris^tmas dinner. Club Has Holiday llinner A group of ladies enjoyed a holiday dinner in Fox Lake on Dec. 27. Following a delicious meal in a lovely Christmas atmosphere, a gift exchange was held. Those present were Mrs. Agnes May, Mrs. Emma Ka!t ner, Mrs. Dolores May, Mrs. Luella May, Mrs. Eva Freund. Mrs. Nora Klaus. Mrs. Tippy Fewv things are worse thar doing a job you don't like-- and one of them is being married te someone? you don't like The main difference between celebrities i,nd non-celebritie? seems to be not as much ability, pr. application. ADMIRAL WILLIAM F. ("BUU ) HALSEY'S PHANTOM-LIKE THIRD FLEET WAS A COCKLE3URR IN JAPAN'S HAIR THROUGHOUT WORLD WAR II. STRIKING QUICKLY, HIS FAST CARRIER TASK FORCES SEEMED EVERYWHERE AT ONCE, BUT THE "3RD'S" COMBINED FIRS POWER HELPED DEAL THE EXECUTIONER'S BLOW TO THE JAPANSSE NAVY DURING THE BATTLE OF LEYTE GULF. JOINING FORCES WITH THE MIGHTY SEVENTH FLEET, HALSEY'S FLIERS AIDED IN SINKING 4 BATTLESHIPS, 3 HEAVY CARRIERS, 3 LIGHT CARRIERS, AN ESCORT CARRIER, 14 CRUISERS, 32 x DESTROYERS AND 11 SUBS. THE JAPANESE NAVY WAS ANNIHILATEDMMW 1'% Study of the Biological Effects* Produced by the Chron c ftradlition of M^tfnmals by the •irpe^tkm of Radioactive Ma- . and i >i3fM this to thf* On Monday evening, Jame* ufcffect* cf ingestod fal'oul par- Bykowski, Dennis Leisten i tlclSs.bn the hytftaft body, i . David Kennebeck, all graduates of the radiological monitoring course offered by ttjf McHenry Civil Defense, d«nv onstrated the use of radiological insruments to the "educa tion for survival'* ^ class b held in Ringwocl s • '"* The three ^oys, who att$fld Marian O.nral high school, explained the use of the inslrti ments and the duties of. *e radiological* monitor in thc- ?vent of a nuclear attack. They ilso evaluated the results of a <r.ia»t thf.v have undertaken. . . - Last year.' ^A Atnwjfcan ' t J S i S i n e s s e s & S e a r s . U. S. Steel, and Standard of New Jersey] $2,8 blUion in taxes. -•-y» ' - ^ ^ Habits ere a lot like weeds --and every gardener knows it s ensier to maah a seed than 'o chop out a big plant or vine. CONTE - Custom Tailor Fine Qdcago Custom Tailor Nowllaving in McHenry Ready tof\ccommodate You in ALL TYPES OF TAILORING Ladies' Si Gentlemen's Clothes By Appointment Call • 385-3713 PHILIP CONTE 1003 S. 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