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VI < i Ii \;?, R| VI-MM \l i !•' McHENRY PLAINDEALER ' V / . 15 Established 1H<5 12 VVes.t Kim Street Phone 383-0170 McHenry, Illinois --60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry,tIll. Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund Publisher \ NEWSPAPER 7 Adele Froehlich, Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASQ>C0T0) Subscription Rates 1 Year $5.00 1 Year $5.50 6 Mos. $2.75 6 Mos $3.00 3 Mos $2.00^ 3 Mos $2.25 In MjcHeniiy County Outside McHenry County Pursues Stage Career MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admittedto McHenry hospital during the past week included Elmer H. Olsen, Lloyd H. Rhulow, Jennifer A. Wright, Ingrid L. Blankenberg, Rita E. Harnish, Grace Baumgart, Sally V. Vetter, Fox Lake; Bernice Anderson, Barrington; Geraldine N. Delisle, Fred W. Mould, Byrd Cain, Edward M. Slotowski, Wauconda; And, Raymond Freund, Sophie Lynch, Helen Basak, Ingleside; Richard Walsh, Chicago; Beatrice Henry, Michael A. Cummings, William J. H^yes, Lisa K. Dodaro, Dorothy E. Etling, Crystal Lake; Robert H. Kranz, Charlotte Tetzner, Jacquelyn C. Scionti, Richard J. Fehling, Wonder Lake; Richard E. Steinsdoerfer, Island Lake; Grace M. Spitzbart, Solon Mills; Curtis S. Horton, Richmond; George Krause, Victoria D. Caniglia,. Round Lake; ' And, Eugenia Gazda, Prairie View; Melvih Stamper, Round Lake Bea^ch; Elfrede Shillat, Todd W. Dunford, Genoa City; Scott M. Smith, Lake Zurich; Also, Elsie Spahr, Jack E. Meyer, Marie Hall, James L. Brittain, Antonio Garcia, Fred N. Rogers, Mildred Arden, Loretta Simon, Roy W, Burmeister, William Hannistad, Herbert C. Remle, Damjefl Kinnerk, Linda L. Kennpb^ck, Sylvia Sabath. RQj^efiou, Richard D. Peterson; Wayne W. Rychly; And, Charles T. Brickwedel, WesiefTt7Wiison, Joseph R&znicek.- William H. Rosengart, Kenneth D. Ehrhardt, William P. Miller, Richard.J. Rutkowski, Carol L. Baker, Hans Larsen, Javier G. Gamboa, David Peterson, Kathryn M. Worts, Harold F. Morris and Carol A. Wirfs, all of McHenry. tients .admitted to Memorial hospital, . Woodstock, included Arlette Rietesel, Florence Griswald, Mildred Kropf, James Chambers, Carline Evans, Yolanda Lopez, Elizabeth Muse and Sandra Strauriian, McHenry; George Faltum, Genevieve Hummel, Cora Demeron, Wonder Lake; Earl Whiting, Ringwood. w Con j LEE VARESE A promising career on the stage is in the offing for a young McHenry girl who .completed high school in three years, left her home town and embarked on a period of study and long hours of work. Lee Varese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Varese, graduated from McHenry high school last June. Since then she has been enrolled as a professional student inX the theatre arts classes of Southern M&hodist university. In addition'she^has received valuable experience doing commercial modeling for Joan Frank Productions. Other pursuits have included dancing for the Dick Leonard agency, with appearances at Shepherd Fields Air Force base before several thousands. The latter was especially noteworthy since she is the third in her family to have performed there. Her mother, Ann Varese, popular musical comedy star, took part in the USO unit shows there during World War II, and her grandmother, Leora Craig, opera and concert star, was featured there with the Texanaires, who also had a radio show. Returning to Texas following the holiday vacation, Miss Varese looks forward to a number of engagements, including the exclusive Chez Anthony club, where she has been featured as a dancer. She also is part of a song and dance duo with COUNTY FATALITIES Two county men lost their lives in auto accidents last weekend, becoming the first traffic fatalities of the year. Richard Thompson, 27, of Marengo was killed ^arlySaturday evening when his car went out of control and skidded under the front wheels of a semi-trailer on Rt. 23. Jesus H. Cordova, 23, of Rt. 1, Uhion, was dead on arrival at Sherman hospital, Elgin, early Sunday morning after being injured in a onecar crash at Union. He was a passenger in a car driven by Juan Alaniz of Texas, which struck a tree and a parked auto. ACCIDENT VICTIM Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wirfs, was injured in a toboggan accidentfibt Veterans Acres Sunday evening. The average coffee tree produces less than a pound of coffee Lbeans, per year. SMART SET Beauty Salon NOW OPEN AT 3325 W. Elm -- introducing -- Fran, noted specialist in permanent waves, hair col^r and styling. Formerly with Helene Curtis Beauty Products in research for 12 years. Opening Special PIRMANENTS ^Compi< $ 10 HAM OPERATORS NEWS Gov. Otto Kerner has announced that the Amateur Radio program of the Illinois Sesquicentennial commenced on Lee De Forest Day, Sunday, Dec. 31. Ham radic^ operators use QSL cards to confirm radio contacts with other ham operators. By contacting a specified number of out-of-state radio operators, the Illinois ham qualifies for a special certificate. "We're aiming for at least 150,000 personal radio messages from Illinois, to ham operators throughout the world," said L.A. Wollan Jr., assistant director of the Illinois Sesquicentennial commission. QSL cards may be obtained by writing the Illinois Sesquicentennial commission, 10- 16 Myers Bldg., Springfield, 111*, 62701. USE'THE CLASSIFIEDS c- Q. Is there any way I can prevent a paintbrush from shedding bristles during the painting process? A. One way is to give it a varnish treatment. You do this by placing the brush bristles up and pouring clear varnish into the base of the bristles, keeping the brush in an upright position until the varnish has dried and "glued" the bristles into place. Q. How can I make sure of the removal of cosmetic stains from the necklines of dresses I am washing? ^ ./ A. 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ILLINOIS Condensed Sta/emerit Condition as of Dec 30. 1^67 • '-.71 " RESOURCES • V x/ ^ LIABILITIES • ^Capital' Stock $ 400,000.00 Cash and due from Banks $ 3,351,915.07 Surplus 800,000.00 U.S. Government Securities 10,459,706.44 ^ Undivided Profitis 857,006.01 Other bonds and securities 2,608,823 73^ Reserye Accounts .. . .. 750,000.00 Loans and Discounts ... 15.985,566.38 Demand Depositjs 10,964,533.95 Banking House & Fixtures^ 612,331.00 Time Deposits 18,986,297.21 Other Resources . 5,149.09 OtHer Liabilities 265,654.54 Total Resource $33,023,491.71 Total Liabilities $33,023,491/71 McHenry State Bmnk' \ • ' ' " '• . • McHenry County's'Large&t Financial institution WE.