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>age Tea THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 24, 1963 . News Aboirt Oar Senkenei ALAN KRKIM1KR Comrn.Mnder Alan H. Kreimicr, ITSNR, a pilot flight examiner for a le.-ulinK airlines jmost of the year, is serving tu'oTw'CQks on active duty at the largest naval installation in Kuiope, the joint Spanish- Araciican. Naval Base in Rota, Spain. A commander in the nayal reserve assigned t o Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 722 of C.lcnview, he is in a plying suutM* Jxaosporting cargo and j^rsonnel to ships -of the U.S. •Cnidr. Krtimier, shown checkin:; his flight plan before taking olf from Naples, Italy to a nation somewhere in the Mediterranean, reviews the Invest techniques in Fleet sup- I^Jbrt nitrations during his tour, r, A 20-year Navy veteran, he gtrw duty in World War II and in Korea. He lives with his wife, Marion, and four children at 28]0 N. Shorewood drive, SlcIJenry. * Marine Private First Class Michael R. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Young of 3011 Mourine Lane, McHenry, is serving at the Marine Corps Air station, Cherry Point, N.C. The station is the home of the Second Marine Aircraft iving which provides tactical air support for the Second Marine division at nearby Camp Le- Jrune. » Thomas W. Reining, fire con- Ttt^Ttechnician third class USN, s*>n of Mr. and Mrs. William Reining of 1907 North Rogers, MfcHenry, serving aboard t>-^ destroyer USS Uhlmann, pt *+cipated in exercise "Bla Bear" in the Eastern Pacific. Sept. 30 through Oct. 4. •• ' The exercise was a major fleet strike and anti-air warfare practice which centered around the Kitty Hawk. It w:i designed to evaluate the effe< tiveness erf fleet units undo realistic conditions. nrine Aviation Cadet Thojtw* F. Baihowe.-son of Mr. and Mrs." Cecil Ballowe of 1716 North Riverside drive, Mc- Honry, reported recently for "Training'at Ihe Naval School of Pre-Flight, Naval Air Station, PensacolB," Fla." The • sixteenweek school is an officer Indoctrination -program designed students to the •fundamental requirements of " belnfj an officer, and to equip thorn with~a physical and raen- - ttrt--backprrmnd needed for fur* 't,hpr fligTit training. ^•Army Specialist Four Roy T. <4iearrmn, -son- -of Mr. and Mrs. "Samuel T. Beaman, Ringwood. participated in Exercise LEFT "HOOK. a five-day 1st Armored divisiaa~maneuver which ended late m September at Fort Hood,"Tex During the exercise, a mock war was devised which included both offensive and defensive problems, .a- simulated nuclear attack, river crossings and offensive and defensive guerrilla ope rat ions. Socialist Beaman, assigned to Headquarters Troop, 1st Squadron of the division's 1st Cavalry, entered the Army in November, 1961. • A .meeting of interest to friends of Rev. Fr. John Mc- Jiowan, fortnet assistant pastor St. Patrick's church, Mc- ^Honry. took place recently in Germany, when he visited with Rev. Thomas ReddOes, formerly of St. Patrick's church in Rockford. Fr. McGmvan, now an Air Force chaplain, and Fr. Beddoes met when they both participated on a panel and workshop at the annual convention of the Military Council of Catholic Women. Over 525 delegates from military installations in Europe and England attended the convention. William .1. Crcighton Jr., seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. Terry Tresch of Route T}. McHenry, was graduated Sept. 25 from the eight-week Submarine school at the Suitmarine base, New London, Urol on, Conn. The course included submarine history, torpedoes, methods of escape from a disabled submarine, hydraulic anil ether systems of a submarine, and various emergency procedures. Mock-ups including a fullshe "control room" on gimbals which goes through all the motions of a sub, and practice runs in'Long Island Sound help give the students "the feel of things" so they will not be strangers to a sub upon reporting to one for duty. Graduation from the school us only the beginning of the submariner's education. Some need more detailed instruction in the submarine aspects of their particular work, while others might go directlv from this school to the nuclear-power school. After schooling the submariner miist spend seven months aboard a sub undergoing intensive study before taking his final examination that will win the silver dolphins, emblem of a qualified submariner. "We use our PORCH in any Weather" In rain, wind, snow and dust storms the old-fashioned scieened-in porch is just not practical. But with floor-toceiling DeVAC GlassWalls you have an enclosed porch when the weather turns nasty ... a wide-open porch when It's nice. 0 Thr-- Mporot* tosh panels # Full-length • Fully Gua i REDUCE DANGER TO "GOBLINS" ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT Mrs. Katharine Neumann, Cooperative Extension Service home adviser, shares the following as a timely suggestion to reduce the fire danger for the "Goblins" on Halloween: A flowing witch's robe, hag's hair hanging low across the shoulders and a lighted pum|>- kin grinning its toothless smile into the night. There you have nil the makings for a wonderful night of "tricks or treats" -- but also .just the right combination for a serious fire. Halloween can turn into a real disaster for the child who carelessly carries his lighted pumpkin, holds it loo close to his costume or inadvertently drops it beneath the billowing sheet_pf his fellow ghost. Caution is, of course, the first advice a mother c;m offer. But, according to O. L. Hogsett, University of Illinois extension safety specialist, you can do more than give words of warning. You can make thf costume your child wears flatie resistant not fireproof, mind you, but flame resistant. The U.S. Department, of Agriculture has developed several solutions to treat fabrics so that they won't flash into flame when they come too close to a fire. One of the most flame-resistant solutions contains 7 ount - of borax, 3 ounces Inric at :<l and 2 quarts of hot water. Y u can buy these chemicals n most drug or grocery stores. Commercial grades give as good results as more expensi'• pharmaceut ieal grades. Dissolve boric aci^l by mol ing a paste with a small quantity of water. Add thi.«- and the borax to the water. Stir un'il the solution is dear. Put this solution into a laundry springier and thoroughly dampen your youngster's costume. Do not use on rayon or rescin-treated fabrics. Let the garment nearly dry before ironing. Do not redam|)en with water. Press with moderately iiot iron. Although this treatment will not fire-proof the garment, it will' considerably lessen the danger to your child. Treated materials will char and possibly glow. However, they will not burst into flame. PUBLIC AID ROLLS DECLINE IN STATE FOR FIFTH MONTH HIGHWAY FATALITIES Traffic fatalit'es in Illinois totaled 187 during September, an increase of five deaths over the same month a year ago. According to provisional reports compiled by the Division of Highways and the State Police, the death toll for the first nine months of the year now stands ;ii 1,422, an increase of 8 per cent over (he 1,311 fatalities recon led,, for the same period a vear ago. In August, public aid rolls declined for the fifth successive month, as the loads fell by 289 persons. Harold O. Swank, director, Department of Public Aid, said that a rise in the General Assistance rolls was more than offset by decreases in the other programs. There were 417,124 persons receiving public aid during the month, 20,401 fewer than the August, 1962, caseload of 437,- 525. In July, 1963, 417,413 persons received public aid in the state. The' caseload for McHenry county vi-as as follows: Total, all programs, 661 persons, $27,- 069; old age assistance, 188, .$14,030; aid to dependent children, 160, $5,481; blind assistance, 3, $160; disability assista n c e , 1 4 , $ 7 9 4 ; g e n e r a l assistance, 296, $6,604. S3IOKING HAZARDS Homemakers should set up rigid family smoking rules and see that they are obeyed. The Institute for Safer Living states that thoughtless family and guest smoking habits account for the largest number of residence fires each year. Rules should include no smoking in bed, and safe disposal of cigarettes and matches. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Auto Insurance Cancelled? NO ONE REFUSED -- ANY AfJE (Reasonable Rates Financial Responsibility Filings Stay out of "Pool Insurance" and have Full Coverage TEENAGE INSURANCE -- » "II Coverage JAN-MAR INSURANCE 385-7667 CHIMNEY DEFECTS Chimneys and flues often hide defects, even though they appear to be in first class condition. According to the Institute for Safer Living, chimneys cause more than 5 per cent of home fires. They should be checked each year by a heating equipment expert. AMERICA'S FINEST PORCH ENCLOSUREI DeVAC - CHICAGO WINDOW PRODUCTS 902 X. Front St. McHenry, 111. 885-5060 HORNSBY'S are coming to McHenry! One way to judge us is "by the company we keep!" At Hornsby's you'll always find an entire storeful of ontioimlly advertised brands whose quality and reputation vou know and trust. Fruit of the Loom, Buster Brown, Cannon, Beaton, Neumode, Brach's, Mattel, Ideal . . . (•'•se are just • handful of the ipespected name brands 1 wch • familiar sight in every Hornsby store. 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