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?ag» Ttalvf THE McHEKRY PLAINDEALER Tfeetfsd&y, October &i. ltei McHenry Public Library Books Loaned From Book Mobile Unit "Playing with Words" "Community Education" "The Strategy of Peace" , "Find a Career in Medicine" "Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement" "Eleanor Roosevell" "Space Handbook" "Why People Buy" "How to Increase your Money Making Power" "Play Activities for the Retarded Child" "The Danny Kaye Story" "What's Lutheran in Education" "The Catholic Viewpoint of Marriage and the Family" "The Public Papers of Chief Justice Earl Warren" "Complete Etiquette" "The Art of Shooting" "Methodism and Society in Historical Perspective" "Golf Lessons from the Pros" "The Evaluation of Capimon Stocks" ^ "New Front ires of the Kennedy Administration" "Space Handbook" "How to get the Best Education for Your Child" "Date with a Career" "Fiction of the Fifties" "Candidates 1960" "A Boy to Remember" "Your Wedding" "Vocations for Boys" "The Outdoor-Indoor Fun Book" "How to help your Husband Relax" "The Story of Aviation" "Heart Cure" "Breakdown" "Your Heart" "Fruit 'Growing" "Timothy and the Snakes" "Bridge is a Partnership Game" "The Best American Short Stories, 1959" "Death Casts a Long Shadow" "The Negro in American Culture" "First Boy on the Moon" "Lucky Star and the Rings of Saturn" "Alone at Sea" "Community Organization in Action" "Popular Conception of Mental Health" "Six Roads from Abilene" "The Questing Heart" "Emotional Maturity in Love and Marriage" "Miss Starr's Secret" "A Promise for,Jovce" Can I ? by Anne Ashley > Q. How can I clean costume jewelry? I A. Wash in warm soap wa- | ter. If very dirty, nib a little I soap onto a brush and scrub | gently. Another good cleanser ! is a teaspoon of ammonia in a teacupful of warm water. In either case, rinse the jewelry in cold, clear water and polish i with a chamois. | Q. Can you suggest a good (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley in care of W. L. Gordon Feature-; 9th floor, Resor building, 37 W. Seventh Street, Cincinnati, 2. Ohio, sending along a stamped j fuel for starting a charcoal fire self-addressed envelope.) in "V outside grill? r\ nri. . . . A. Try using flattened milk f r , a ® r e s o m e ° f t h e | c a r t o n s a s y o u r f u e l . T h e s e rules for adding salt in cook- j i<nite as qniok|y as starter ing? fluid -- and without the aimA. When and how you add salt in cooking is very important. Put it in early to blend with soups and saHees, but add it to meats just before takingtheni from the stove. Mix salt with the epfs in cake ingredients. Salt the water in which vegetables are cooked. Put salt Into the pan before frying youi fish. Q. How can I hide the joining of wallboard? A. Ordinary h a 1 f-r o u u d wood beading (of the kind used on screens) can be used for this camouflaging purpose. It goes up fast, looks neat, and is inexpensive. Q. What is a good way, when ironing, to make the spaces between the buttons on a garment nice and smooth? A. By ironing the button part of the garment face down on a Turkish towel. Q. How can I frost a window? A. For a little more privacy in one of your rooms, yoa can Improvise a good window frosting by mixing up some epmm salts with some stale beer until the beer will hold no more. Then apply this mixture to the glass >yith a sponge, and, when dry, your window will be effectively frosted. Q. How can I remove some scratches from silverware? A. One good way is to mix enough putty powder with a little olive oil to make a paste. Rub this paste on the silver with a soft cloth, then polish with a chamois. Q. How can I discourage the invasion of ants on some of my kitchen shelves and in the cabinets? A. A few cloves sprinkled In the corners of your shelves and cupboards will usually repel the invaders. ger there is if the fluid should splash on the person starting the fire. Q. How can I clean glass baking dishes that have bocome brown? A. By soaking them in a strong solution of borax and water This Business Farming There are far too many legitimate demands for the farmer's dollar for him to spend | money for things he doesn't ; need. | One point which is confusing j to the farmer is the various j arivei tising claims made by i people who sell minerals and j those who sell protein supplc- | ments to farmers. | What are the facts ani* which should he buy? j The needs or requirements I have lieen more closely investi- ! gated for poultry than for other species. Feeds made for i poultry are well balanced with ! protein and mineral. With swine the situation becomes a little more confused. Generally, we can figure that balancing grain with mineral alone will cut the grain usage from 12 bu. of grain per 100 lbs. of .pork' produced to 7 or 7 '•_> bu. . " . By supplying protein in addition to mineral grains usage may be cut to 51 -j bushel or less. Time is also saved and quality of finished product is enhanced by feeding the protein supplement. To sell hogs raised on corn alone would be almost impossible due to the excess fat these animals would carry. Red muscle meat is made of protein, and protein must be supplied in the feed. There is no other way for the hog to get it. Dairy cattle may or may not need protein supplement in their feeds, depending upon what other feed-stuffs are being fed. If the dairyman is feeding a high protein legume ; hay and high protein grains, | and the sows are not produc-1 ing too heavily, it is quite pos- j sibie that protein requirements can be met. Mineral requirements might also be met under these conditions. However, probably less than 5 per cent of the dairymen in the country are feeding, under these ideal conditions. Beef cattle are generally in need of protein and minerals for maximum gains. Because the bulk of the feed fed to beef cattle will vary quite widely from one part of the country to the other -- and even between feeders in the same local area -- the needs will also vary. A few dollars spent by farmen or feed dealers getting some protein analyses on the locally available feeding materials will soon demonstrate how much protein supplements are needed. COLORFUL EATINGA New Soup ...A Sandwich. And Salad • 0 1 v An excellent rule for carpentry, or for life: "measure twice, and saw once". Whether or not a dollar goes along way, these days, depends on how far from Ihe Bureau of Printing and Engraving you happen to live. RUD ANNOUNCES NEW FALL & WINTER HOURS THURS FRIDAY SATURDAY IIDY' Rt. 120 W., Lakeland Pk. ive-ln EV 5-4480 + For Lowest Pri + For + For Open Display Shopping + For Quick Self-S@rvic© Prescription department approved by American Apothecaries Assn. Millstream Drugs Walgreen Agency 3720 W. Elm St. Jewel Shopping Plaza Fall provides many joys ... fresh, full harvests, full calendars, and exciting new products. As bountiful as this year's harvests are two new soups being introduced in our markets. They are . . . canned condensed chili beef and canned condensed vegetable bean. Both are hearty, beefy and beany. Wonderful additions to an already great variety of soups! The company behind the taibel tells us that consumers have requested more bean and vegetable soups. Modern research and the best ck£ ingredients combined give us two new soups which epitomize good American eating with good calories! High level of protein, too. YotiH enjoy canned condensed chili beef and vegetable bean soups with sandwiches, salads, or as starters to any meal. Good for loach box meals, too! SEPTEMBER LUNCH Vegetable Bean Soup Sliced Roast Beef on Whole Wheat Roll Cote 8law Freah Fruit i ' Hearty FaH Chowder % cup chopped tomato % small clove garlic, minced % teaspoon oregano, crushed 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 can <10% ounces) condensed vegetable befin soup 1 soup can water % cup cooked elbow macaroni (about H epp uncooked) In saucepan, cook tomato, garlic, and oregano in butter a few minutes. Add soup, water, and macaroni. Heat, stirring now and then. 2 to 3 servings. With a bowl of chill beef soup, try this sandwich: Chopped Egg-end Green Pepper Roll 4 hard-cookfed eggs, chopped 3 tablespoons chopped- green, pepper 1 tablespoon finely chopped onlolt cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon prepared mustard - Dash celery salt Dash salt and. pepper 4 split and buttered frankfurter rolls Lettuce or romalne In bowl, mix eggs, green pepper, onion, mayonnaise, mustard, celery salt, salt and pepper. Open frankfurters rolls part way. Line With lettuce or romaine leaves. Divide filling evenly among 4 lolls. Sprinkle with paprika. 4 tervlnga, ?ns "The hand that rocks the j A child is a bank into which cradle" now chaises more per j parents deposit their hard-won hour than Grandpa earned per j wisdom, and hopes of a better day. i jtomorrow. INT CLOSE AGAIN THI$ WINTEI ow yitfes you FLf HEATING with fthe miracle of and ftere me no cm and registers to Does an ordinary heater force you to live in one or two rooms when the temperature drops? That's because the heat goes out the chimney or piles up on the ceiling. Siegler cuts this waste, cuts your fuel bills as it warms the floor. Why? Because only Siegler has the patented Inner Heat Tubes and built-in Blower System. Buy it Now! yon ci 2flf IP sail, aGTOBHff dependable and A VA Silts SHE EVERYWHERE! ALTE come in for a demonstration* MANY ACTIVITIES ON AGENDA FOR SCOUT COUNCIL Reinhold G. Miller, recently appointed Scout executive of the Blackhawk Area council, Boy Scouts of America, and Zorn Lusted and Joseph Rosulek, members of the council executive board, were guests of the Kishwaukee district executive committee at their September meeting. Reports of committeemen disclosed a broad program planned throughout the district this winter. Starting Oct. 4 and continuing for seven consecutive Wednesday nights, training classes will be conducted for unit leaders and committee members at the Congregational-Universalist church in Woodstock. The den ctricf's conference will be held on Oct. 14 and 15. It will be an over-night campout south of Huntley. , The Showando training program will lie held at Camp Lowden on Oct. 21. On the afternoon and evening of Oct. 14, a conference for Explorer leaders will be held in Rockford. The fall camporee will be held on the Parker property between Marengo and Harvard Oct. 6, 7 and 8. 11 will be a wilderness type program featuring Scoutcraft. Saturday, Oct. 7, will be designated as Webelos Day at the camporee. Cub Scouts IOV2 or older are invited to spend the afternoon and evening observing the activities they will participate in when they becomc Boy Scouts after their eleventh birthday. Oct. 17 has been designated as uniform day throughout the Blackhawk Area council. All Cubs, Scouts and Explorers are encouraged to wear their uniform this day. The boy survey is planned for this day to determine the effectiveness of such unit coverage and the need of future organization and service. Some lives can be compared to a beautiful spring day, in a beautiful park, with the evening lengthening into a beautiful twilight, while, other lives are best represented by a cold, blustery, winter day, with dusk descending early and cold. Why?? Camera Gob News The contest opened to the public will wind up with the judging of entries on Oct. 9. Winner will be notified. At the board meeting held Sept. 27 at the home of Dick Rauscher, it was decided to hold a field trip to St. Mary's at Mundelein on Oct. 15. The leaves should be turning by that time so many interesting color pictures and slides should be the result. The forming point for the trip will be the Camera Center on Riverside drive between 1 and 1:30 p.nn. It is definitely an asset to the community to have such an active camera group. To be an active club member for a year is the same as attending a school in photography. All phases of the art form are covered aind all of the demonstrations are highly professional in their presentation. Also of great benefit is tire discount available for being a member of the group. All interested people, whether young or old, are very cordially invited to come to the next meeting. The memoers or the club are very pleased with the response to the contest as is evident from the number of entries submitted.. A total of 100 entries of black and white and color shots will be judged at 8 p.m. Oct. 9 at the city hall. Dick Rauscher is in charge of the judges who are Mayor Donald P. Doherty, Jack Salika and Casper Ehlen. An egoist is a feller who thinks as much of himself as you do of yourself. ELGIN WOMAN TO ADDRESS COUNTY HEART MEETING Mrs. Edwin Eells, Elgin, president of the Illinois Heart association, will speak to the McHenry county heart Unit at iits annual meeting to beheld Thursday, Oct. 12, beginning with dinner at 7 p.m. in the American Legion hall in Huntley. Her topic will be "Role of the Volunteer in Combatting Heart Disease." Recently retired after twenty years as director of Herrick House, and a nationally noted 90P1SI worker, Mrs. Eells is the first woman J^er to head an affiliate of The American Heart association. For eighteen years she has been devoted to the heart cause and was an early pii>- neer in its development into a great voluntary natipn-wide movement. Declaring the meeting in Huntley open to all persons interested in the eventual cnn>- quest of heart disease, JohmR. Tambone, M.D., chairman of the McHenry County Heart unit promised that following Mrs. Eells' talk there would be opportunity for public discussion of the best ways to promote the heart program in McHenry county. A brief business meeting for the election of officers and new members to the steegkig committee will precede "he featured talk. The American Legion auxiliary in Huntley will serve as hostesses at the meeting. 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