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Thursday, December 31, 1964 CLASSIFIEDS THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEIt 2 &J3DROOM, dosed in porch, basement, gat heat, large fenced in yard. Must sell. Call 385-6186, 12-3-64-TF LARGE BUSINESS lot oi highway 120, West of McHenry 130 ft. on highway. 150 ft. defepr For information call 385-0852. 12-3-64-TF HOUSE ' FOR SALE 1% miles north of McHenry. % acre waterfront. 2 years old 4 bedrooms* 2 full ceramic baths. Slate entry. 26 ft. living room with wool wall to wall carpeting. Oversize 2 car garage. 3,100 feet in all. Facilities for horses, swimming pool available. -- Price $31,500. Phone 385-1304 for appointment 12-3-64-TF THREE BEDROOM Crab Orchard and brick home in Edgebrook Heights. 1% baths with full sized heated basement and attached garage. Was $25,000, now only $23,000. 385-0074. 12-3-64-TF 10 - 15 - 20 ACRES vacant land in McHenry county or vicinity. Prefer small garage or barn on same. Other buildings not necessary. Will pay cash. Reply McHenry Plaindealer, Box 236. 12-24-31-64 FOR SAL2. HOMES - FARMS CHOICE Lors- -BUSINESS^ RESORT PROPERTY KNOX HEAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road PHONE 385-0421 McHenry, Illinois 8-6-64-TF Light Manufacturing FACTORY SITES 190x255 Ft. & Up FRITZSCHE'S Industrial Center 815-385-1079 12-3-64-TF BAIRD & WARNER, INC. Established 1855 HAPPY NEW YEAR Thank You for the Best Year we have ever had. MR. HEINEN -- 385-2527 12-31-64 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Guardian Electric Mfg. Co. Woodstock Needs Women to Train For Relay Adjusters. Some factory experience required Company Benefits -- Apply in Person -- Guardian Electric Mfg. Co. Rt. 14 and 47 Woodstock, 111. 12-31-64 [ALE FACTORY HELP I • 2nd Shift Openings • Excellent Benefits • Paid Group Insurance • Incentive earnings opportunity Apply in person between 7 a.m. & 4 p.m. or phone for interview appointment. Modine Manufacturing Company Ringwood, Illinois 'An Equal Opportunity Employer" 12t31-64 Waatetf Halo LAB ASSISTANT Young man mechanically inclined to assist in lab. Conduct hydraulic and steam tests. Maintain data sheets. Some previous experience desirable. Permanent position with excellent employee benefits. -- HOURS -- 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. -- Monday thru Friday Aeroquip Corporation BARCO DIVISION Barrington, Illinois (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 12-31-64 GENERAL FACTORY WORK 1st & 2nd Shift Openings Excellent Benefits Paid Group Insurance Apply in person between 7 a.m. & 4 p.m. or phone for interview appointment Modine Manufacturing Company Ringwood, Illinois 'An Equal Opportunity Employer" 12-31-64 MACHINISTS TRAINEES SHIPPING CLERK Full Time Employment Steady Work Profit Sharing ' Midland Mfg. Co. 7733 Gross Point Road , Skokie, Illinois 677-0333 12-31-1-7-65 LOST -- Blue framed eye glasses at McHenry High. Reward. 385-5269. 12-31-64 LOST -- Brown arid White female dog, Christmas morning, vicinity of Boone Creek, Court & Venice avenues, McHenry. Information dead or alive. Reward. 385-1681. 12-31-64 BE GIVEN AWAY 3 MONTH OLD male puppy. 385-2369. 12-31-64 READ THE CLASSIFIEDS WOFtKlNG MOTHER desires reliable lady to care for two children. 385-3613. 12-31-1-7-65 WILL DO TYPING In my home. Call 653-4516. 12-31-64 NOTICE Garbage will be picked up on SATURDAY instead of Friday during New Year week. McHENRY DISPOSAL 12-31-64 OPEN New Year's Eve Till 1:00 A.M. OPEN New Year's Day 4:00 P.M. To Midnight HOLIDAY PARTY PAKS 12 pes. Broasted Chicken French Fries, Slaw $3.50 20 pes. Broasted Chicken Tub of Fries, Pint of Slaw, 6 Pack of Coke 385-7161 CHICK-INN CARRY OUT 5000 West Route 120 McHenry, 111. ^ 12-31-64 To Sell Boats Tents Books Plants Trunks Pianos Stoves Radios Jewelry TV Sets Bicycles Clothing Furniture Antiques Cameras Livestock t Diamonds Auto Tires Used Cars Golf Clubs Fish Poles Typewriters Used Trucks Place An Advertisement IN THE WANT AD COLUMNS of the McHENRY PLAINDEALER SERVING THE McHENRY AND SURROUNDING AREA Maggit That fresh evergreen Christmas Tree that's giving so much joy right now will soon be looking sad standing out by the trash can. Unless you pull a "Smart-Cut" out of your hat! Saw off all branches from the top to bottom and arrange them on the ground on either side of your front door. When it snows they'll stick out, looking so fresh and green. Space-Saver: Use small Sandpaper Mats on your kitchen shelves where you want, to stand up plates, platters . . . to keep them from crashing or falling down. -No matter how finicky or particular you and your guests are, it's impossible to avoid Tea and Coffee Stains on that beautiful linen tablecloth. For this reason, you should always keep a small bottle of glycerin in the cupboard. As soon as possible after the stain's occurred, brush a little glycerin over it. Presto -it comes out in the wash! Glycerin is also good for removing Fruit Stains from washable fabrics. Just soak cloth in warm glycerin and rinse in clear, warm water. If stain still shows, repeat. You've probably got a lot more entertaining to go yet, with a lot more serving of snacks, drinks, etc. So remember: To have lots of ashtrays in lots of places; To have about twice as many glasses as guests, so you won't have to stop and wash any; To have coasters handy near any surface that could be harmed by water, coffee, soda, alcohol; To buy a bag of ice cubes, or start freezing them a couple days ahead; To have little snacks for "munching" whether you've served dinner or not. . . . And here's your perfect holiday punch! Add water accordihg to directions to both a 6 oz. can frozen lemon juice and a 6 oz. can frozen orange juice. Combine with 3 qts. unsweetened pineapple juice and V<t , cup sugar. Chill. Before serving add 3 qts. lemon soda or ginger ale and 1 pt. strawberries (fresh or frozen, cut into small pieces). Pour over ice in punch bowl. Float slices of lemon or lime, makes 64 cufrs) (Watch for Maggie every week!) (Zapilot Report How Can I ? The 89th Congress convenes at noon Monday in the Capitol at Washington. At 8 in the evening, the U. S. House and Senate will hold a joint session in the House chamber to receive the President's State of the Union message. But even before the noon session, the Democratic and Republican members will meet separately to select their respective leaders. It seems a foregone conclusion that Congressman John McCormack of Massachusetts will be re-elected as Speaker of the House and that Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma will continue as the majority (Democratic) floor leader. However, it is quite uncertain whom the Republicans will select as minority floor leader. There has been active skirmishing in Washington for this position in the past two weeks. This post has been held since 1959 by Congressman Charles Halleck of Indiana. Now, Congressman Gerald Ford of Michigan wants to lead the House Republicans. Congressman Hal lack has an individual record as a congressional leader upon which he is basing his campaign. His ^challenger, Congressman Ford, is pointing to his comparative youth (51) and the popular demand for a new Republican "image." This keen interest in directing the destinies of the smallest Republican contingent in the House of Representatives in almost thirty years indicates great confidence in the future of the Republican party. Certainly, those who seek to lead the Republican minority of 140 members in 1964 are hoping to direct the affairs of at least 218 Republicans (a majority of the 435 House members) in 1966. * Immediately before t the swearing in ceremonies on Monday, Jan. 4, 1965, my Re- B.v Anne Ashley (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley In care of W. L. Gordon Features, 9th floor, Resor buildng, 37 W. Seventh street, Jincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped self-addressed envelope.) Q. How can I remesh a zipper that has pulled out of its slider? A. Remove the slider to the open end, hold it loosely, and Insert end tooth on the pull-out side into the slider where it belongs. Be careful to hold flat the rest of the zipper In front of the slider, so that the two side* are exactly parallel and so close they almost touch. If you are holding them correctly, you can hold the ends of the tape iw the slider pulls up and meshes the teeth. Q. How can I prevent fat or lard from ^spfSTrfering out of my frying pan? A. A little salt sprinkled in your frying pan will prevent these "explosions." Q. How can I prevent patent- leather shoes from cracking? A. By rubbing a little petroleum jelly over them, then polishing with a soft cloth. Q. What is the proper way to cut off excess carpeting? A. Turn the carpet upside down, and use a very sharp knife to sever the cords. As a guide for making a straight cut, keep the knife blade between two parallel filler or warp strands. Q. What is a practical and safe way of locating a leak in a gas pipe? A. By brushing the pipe In the suspected spots with thick soapsuds. If a leak Is present, the escaping gas will cause bubbles to form at the "guilty" spot. Q. Please suggest an easy, safe, and mild bleach I can prepare at home for my hair. A. One good one is comprised of a cup of 15 per cent alcohol, a drop or two of glycerin, and the juice/of a^iemon. Q. How can I add longer life to my furs? A. Fur will last lots longer and look much better, too, if the closet in which you keep It is humidified. Place inside your closet a bowl of water Into which you've put a sponge, and keep renewing the water as It evaporates. Q. What is a good way to prevent chapping of the hands when I have an outdoor chore to perform where 1 can't wear gloves? A. Rub castor oil well into your hands before you begin your outdoor chore, and again after you've finished. Q. How can I get longer life from my pastry brush? A. This brush will last longer if you wash and dry It carefully after each using. Hang it up to dry where the air circulates before putting It away. Q. Is there a quick way to remedy an envelope flap that refuses to stick? A. A quick application of fingernail polish will do the trick. publican colleagues and I will decide the issue by secret ballot. The Republican selected will be the principal legislative spokesman of the 140 Republicans in the U. S. House as well as millions of Americans who espouse the Republican point of view. Of particular interest to 12th district citizens is the retention of Rep. Leslie Arends of Illinois as the Republican Whip. The office of whip ranks second in importance of that of leader. At the last session, Congressman Arends came in for special praise for his success in bringing unity to the Republican ranks. However, Mr. Arends' distinguished record of service and his popularity may not be the criteria upon which the Republican whip for the 89th Congress is selected. On the other hand, it is to be hoped that the relative leadership qualities of Representatives Gerald Ford and Charles Halleck will be fairly considered in the selection of the House minority leader in the 89th Congress. Insofar as Capitol Hill is concerned, the House leadership fight is separate and apart from the struggle for chairman of the Republican National committee. Dean Burch will have to earn his own support. (Answer to puzzle on page 5) 0E3B EEH B2EH3EJB CEEEn •nnrr bee onnc mas Gnnnp HER •e bee nfic nc •cncE3 gdheb •n \un rsnnnn EBEEEI nm oeh ana ed •nn qeeee bee ghee BBC edee edeee .geeed "EEPl. EEC