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Thursday. April 1, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH News About Our Servicemen Machinery Repairman" Third Class K. B. Weisenburger, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Weisenburger of 7701 E. Sunset Drive, Wonder Lake, is serving aboard the guilded missile frigate USS Leahy, operating out of Charleston, S. C. The Leahy is scheduled to conduct extensive operational tests of the Terrier Guided Missile System in areas ranging from Virginia Capes of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. As part of the Atlantic Fleet Operational Test and Evaluation Force, the Leahy will test the capability of the missile systenv under all conditions of operation. v. The. tests will last for several months and will involve studies o^. the missile system in a wartime environment against air and surface targets. Stctton Two --?Page Five Marine Lance Corporal Richard J. Polka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Polka of 8712 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, assisted in the landing of the Ninth Marine Expeditionary Brigade at DeNang, Republic of Viet Nam while serving with Battalion Landing Team 2/9, aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Princeton. During the five days of landing operations, the Princeton steamed more than 3,000 miles 'while conducting around-the- - clock operations to land equipment and supplies for the Bri- ! gade. | The Princeton is now enroute ito the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong for liberty after I concluding operations in the ^ South China Sea. Postmaster Frank J. Wiede- • mann and his wife have just ' returned from Webb Air Force HOLD SPECIAL EDUCATION MEET FRIDAY, APRIL 2 A county^wide meeting of all special education personnel employed or residing in McHenry county has been set for this Friday, April 2, for the purpose of giving Consideration to the formation of a McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Council for Exceptional Children. McHenry county, through the past years has shown a steady growth of educational facilities For childt^en ih need of special education. The Illinois Council for Exceptional Children is the professional association which has been most responsible for the rapid growth state-wide of special education facilities. This meeting has been arranged by Miss Melaine- Richard, teacher of trainable .mentally handicapped; Robert Lamborne, teacher . of physically handicapped; Neil Greenhill, school psychologist; and Bill D. Dial, speech and hearing therapist. The1 theme for this meeting is "Special Education in the Sixties". Anyone who is in the process of qualifying for a special education position is. most welcome. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. Friday, April 2, at the Timbers, Woodstock. ILLINOIS POVERTY MAPPED Gov. Otto Kerner has released a 391-page study mapping the range and depth of poverty in Illinois. "This demographic analysis," the governor said, "provides the body of fact with which the Illinois Office of Economic Opportunity and our local communities can now seek federal funds for local community action and anti-poverty programs. As such the study constitutes an indispensable first step in coherent plan for conquering poverty in our state." The highest volume of poverty is to be found where the population of the state is concentrated -- especially the Cook county region containing Chicago'and a number of adjoining cities. Second in line are East St. Louis and nearby cities in Madison and St. Clair Counties. I How Can I ? Legal - LT. CHARLES WIEDEMANN " base, Texas, where they saw "their son, Lieut. Charles I. Wie- • demann, receive his Air Force * Wings. ...Cbaiies' training was with a T-38 fighter jet capable of doing 850 m.p.h. He will now be stationed at Pope Air Force Base, N. Carolina, where he will fly the C-130-A. This fourengine turbo jet cargo plane is rated as one of the two best planes of the Air Force. After seeing what the boys went through in training and the results, Mr. and Mrs. Wiedemann highly recommend the training. Chaj-les^is a graduate of Mc- Hen/y high school, class of 1955, Embry Riddle flying college, 1961, University of Miami, 19&2, and received his Air force wings March 19, 1965. STATE NOTICE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OP McHENRY) The undersigned person or persons do hereby, certify that our business is conducted or transacted under the name of JUSTEN FLOORS, that its location is 1265 N. Green Street in the City of McHenry in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois, and that the true or real full name or names of the person or persons owning, conducting or transacting the same with tjie post office address or addresses of said person or persons is or are as shown below: Dennis H. Justen, 1251 N. Green St., McHenry. Eleanore P. Justen, 1251 N. Green St., McHenry. STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY) Personally appeared before me this 29th dav of March, A.D. 1965. ELEANOR P. JUSTEN, DENNIS H. JUSTEN, who duly acknowledged that they executed the above certificate. WILLIAM R. WERNER Notary Public (Pub. April 1, 8, 15, 1965) by Anne Ashley Q. What is the best way to iron pleated skirts? A. First press the hem on the wrong side, then on the right side. Place on the {trotting board and pin the pleats* at intervals of three or four inches, to the board pad. Be sure not to catch the fabric where the pins will show. Iron from the top to the bottom of the skirt, removing all pins as you go--not Ironing over them. Q. How can I prevent puckering when stitching sheer and stiff fabrics, such as taffeta? A. Place an Inch-wide strip of paper under the seam line while stiching, and stitch through the entire thing.' After your seam is finished, the paper villi tear awny quite easily-. Q. How can I prevent ribbon ends from fraying? A. By applying colorless fingernail polish to the ribbon ehds. Q. How can I avoid shine on woolen materials when ironing them? A. When pressing woolens with a damp cloth, don't iron until the fabric Is completely dry, for this causes that shine. Press quickly, then allow the steam to rise. This brings up the nap marvelously. Q. How can I impart an illusion of greater size to a rather small room? A. Wall - to - wall carpeting gives the effect of greater size. This also ties together the furniture groups that have various functions> and makes for a harmonious, unified setting. Q. How can I avoid the formation of scum over my custards? A. While the custard is hot and before you put it into the refrigerator to chill, cover with waxed paper or a plastic bowl cover. This will prevent that skin formation on top. Q. How can I clean woodpaneled walls that are finished with wax? A. These seldom need more than dusting. If, however, they are beginning to look dry and grimy, dean with liquid wax on a soft cloth, buff them, and then apply a fresh coating of wax. Rub the panels with another soft cloth until a dry fingertip will not leave a mark. Q. How can I prevent dark cottons from picking up lint from my ironing board? A. Before starting to iron, go over the cover with a damp cloth or sponge, a wide piece of cellophane tape, or adhesive tape wound around your hand, sticky side out. Q. Is there something I can do about faded black straw hats? A. The color of black straw ran be renewed by rubbing with a small brush dipped into mixture of two parts olive oil to one part of black ink. Q. How can I blacken brown shoes? A. Rub the shoes with sandpaper to remove all dirt, then rub liquid ambnla into them with a flannel cloth. Nevt apply black India ink with a brush, let dry, then polish as usual. Q. How can I make my own cleaning compound for use on painted walls? A. Dissolve one ounce of soap flakes in. Iff ounces of water, and add about three ounces of turpentine or mineral spirits. Stir the mixture rapidly, and apply with a sponge. Q. How can I insure smoothworking zippers? A. By rubbing occasionally with a bit of wax. Q. How can I renovate hardened shoe polish? A. You ran soften it Into usable consistency with a. little turpentine. Q. How can I- add luster to my linoleum "without actually waxing it? A. One old-fashioned, but effective, method Is to add a little sour milk to your rinse water when you wash the floor. LOCAL BOARD TAKES PART IN REALTOR WEEK McHehry Board of Realtors will again participate this year in the nrition-wide observance of Realtor Week, May 23 to 29, T. P. Mathews, president, announced this week. Chairman of the committee for local arrangements is Mrs. Jennie McDermott, and other committee members are Messrs. Thomas Bright, U. H. Garrett and Donald Killeen and Mrs. Helen Wonn. The National Association of Real Estate Boards has individual membership „of almost 80,- 000 and is comprised of more than 1,500 boards, such as the local group. A week is designated each year to point up realtor activities and to explain to the public why it is wise to handle all real estate transactions through a realtor, Mr. Mathews said. A realtor, explained Mr. Mathews, is a professional in real estate who subscribes to a strict code of ethics as a member of the local board and of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. In order to qualify for membership* in NAREB, he added, a real estate practitioner must demonstrate his professional ability and be approved by the other members of the local board. RETURN VEREDI^T A verdict in favor of the plaintiff was returned by a petit jury hearing the case of Brian Powers of Wonder Lake against Carl Kiernan, also of Wonder Lake, in Circuit Court before Judge James Cooney. 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