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Thursday. May 20, 19D5 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER ii»n 1 m-iHr Section Four -- Help Yourself to the Soup Tureen Sapper's readyl Help your- These are familiaT words when the "eating" is informal ... be it family or guests. . Stars on the menu tonight are favorites ... soup and sandwich. The tureen is brimming with a luscious mixture of chicken noodle dry soup mix, Italian green beans and rosy «tomato. Look for this tempting soup mix in single cans with bright red labels. You'll find a wealth of goodness in each little can. ^The sandwich ... to go along with the soup ... is an open face grilled cheese and bacon. BUFFET SUPPER SOUP 1 fan (l-7i ounces) chicken noodle dry soup mix 6 VJ cans C:{ cups) cold water Cionci-iiiis diish (liymc 1 cup cooked Italian preen beans 72 cup chopped cooked tomatoes Empty soup mix into saucepan. Add water and thyme. Bring to boil; stir often. Partially cover; simmer 7 minutes, stirring 'occasionally. Add beans and tomatoes; heat. Makes 3 to 4 servings. Youngsters and oldsters alike toill go for this tasty combination featuring canned vegetable dry soup mix. Look for this soup ;; . on your grocer's shelf ... in single cans with the bright green label. FAMILY FAVORITE VEGETABLE SOUP 2 frankfurters, thinly sliced % teaspoon oregano, crushed 1 tablespoon butter or murgarine 1: can (15 ounces) vegetable dry soup mix •r> cans (3 cups) cold water VJ CUI> cooked whole kernel corn In saucepan, brown frankfurters with.oregano in butter. -Add soup 'mix and water. Bring to boil; stir often. Partially cover; simmer 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add corn; heat. Makes 3 to 4 servings. HISTORICAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP AT 681 THIS SPRING The second annual meeting of ihc McHenry County Historical Society was held at the Opera Mouse last week. President. Dorothy W. . McKachren presided. Miss Lura Wandrick reported Ihnt 1376 individual items had been given from 150 donors. Some gifts were given joinMy with other individuals. Possibly another hundred are awaiting entry into the permanent. ledger. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Clara Nell, Sr., of McIIenry. Vice-president G. ' Watson Lowe reported on the log cabin project. Due to extra work because of the tornado damage there has been a delay in putting in the slab for the cabin to rest on. The "Pennies to Save The Log Cabin" project carried out by the elementary grades in the public and private schools ih the county amounted *o $214 78. The membership report was read by the secretary, Van Sells, stating that fifty-eight memberships had been received since the close of the charter memberships, bringing the number to 6S1 New members are welcome and dues are now due for 1965- Mrs. A. R. McConnell of Woodstock, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers: Mrs. Dorothy W. McKachren, McHenry for reelection for one year; CI. Watson Lowe, Cary, for reelection for one year: and Mrs. Klmer J. Carlson of Marengo for director for three years. The secretary was instructed to cast a unanimous hallol. Holding over are Henry F. Nell Jr., McHenry, treasure)'; Mrs. J. J. McCauley, Harvard and Floyd Kckert, Woodstock, directors. Iiobcrl Vogel, director of the Lake County Museum of History presented a sound film and slides showing exhibits of that museum and the interest of children and adults in many of the slides was quite evident. Lake county is conducting a financial drive to build a new fireproof building to house the museum, and architectural drawings were shown carrying out the latest method of mounting exhibits which follows a serpentine line past the exhibit. He spoke of many of the trails in conducting a museum but felt it was most imperative that our heritage should be preserved. Be modern with NEW SHOWER HEAD For Bathing Luxury JUST PUSH THE BUTTON TO CLEAN ALTHOFF'S INC. Plumbing & Heating Watch for our New Showroom 807 N. Front Ph. 385-5700 EDDIE the EDUCATOR says SIMILAR TEACHERS 1hr>-l^i3 National Teacher Opinion Ml proves Own is no "average" pubftc-*chool teacher; rather groups of teachers with similarities. Illinois Education Association How Can I ? I SWAPPED FOR IT THROUGH THE, WANT ADS by Anne Ashley Q. How can I prevent leather upholstery from drying out and cracking? A. Rub it occasionally (once or twice a year) with caster oil, neat'sfoot oil, or a good commercial leather conditioner. On light-colored leathers, use a white conditioner or white petroleum jelly, since most oils tend to darken leather. After rubbing the oil well in with your fingertips, wipe off every trace with a soft cloth. If using neat's-foot oil remember that, while it is an excellent leather conditioner, it leaves a dull, rather than glossy, finish. Q. How can I improvise an ink blotter when the real thing is not at hand? * A. Reach ihto your box of facial cleaning tissues. The loosely-packed' fibers of these tissues absorb ink even faster than some'blotters. Q. How can I improvise some coconut when I have run out of the real thing? A. Grated raw potato makes a good substitute coconut. , Q. What can I do about some of my stairs which have developed annoying squeaks? A. Try driving pairs of twoinch finishing nails through the tread (top of the step) into the riser (the vertical board between the steps). Angle your nails in each pair slightly toward each other, "V" shaped, so that they will be less likely to pull out. Q. How can I make a good job of cleaning my eyeglasses? A. Most opticians recommend an occasional soap-and-water bath for your glasses to remove the film of oil that gathers from the skin. Rinse, and polish with soft tissues. Q. How can I test bread dough to determine whether or not it has risen sufficiently for baking? A. Press your finger into the dough. If the impression disappears, the bread is ready for baking. If the impression remains, the bread must have more time for rising. Q. What can I do when I happen to mar a finished furniture surface with a hammer? A. Sometimes you can raise the gain of the wood back into place by covering the area with several sheets of damp wrapping paper and pressing over this with a hot iron. This expands the wood fibers. Q. How can I insure the easier peeling of boiled eggs? A. Boil the eggs in salted water, and they will peel quickly and easily. The salt tends to crack the shells and separate them from the eggs with much less effort. Q. How can I clean a white felt hat? A. Coat the hat with a mixture of equal parts of cornmeal, salt, and flour, and let remain overnight. Next morning, brush out thoroughly. Q. What can I do about F O O D * GRADUATION • CONFIRMATION * SMALL WEDDING * Or Just EATING COMPANY Try Our Beef Pak To Go Cooked, Sliced and in Gravy 3 lb. Minimum -- No Maximum -- $1.10 lb. 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Main Street Phone 385-1115 W)/t by Maggie Lovewell Getting ready to WASH SWEATERS and pack thenii away for the summer? They smell so fresh and clean when you hang them to dry outdoors --and won't fall or blow off the line if you put each sweater on two hangers, with the hangers facing in opposite directions. The best way to REMOVE PAINT FROM GLASS is with hot vinegar -- usually much faster than scraping with a razor blade. With all of us wearing lightweight summer clothes and beachwear and going out more, we're going to be watched and looked at more. So HOW WE WALK and stand is important. To stand straighter and look lighter is very easy -- and the way to begin is to just hold your chest up as high as you can. Everything else will fall naturally into place when you "lift" your diaphragm -- your shoulders will relax, back will straighten, stomach will pull in. To show how much more balance you have , shift your weight to the left leg and stretch your right leg out with toe pointed. Rotate your ankle and swing your leg back and forth - - all the while folding your chest high.- Now walk -- your weight's off the feet, the diaphragm carries the load, and you've got a lighter, lovelier step. SLICjK TRICK: Don't think cotton swabs are just for young mothers they're the handiest things for cleaning hard-triget- at-places. Moisten them in detergent solution -- and clean the crevices in cut glass, match - striking marks on^a painted wood surface? A. Rub these marks with a rut lemon, and this should eliminate them. take the dirt off telephone and radio dials, thermostats. , The kids will be OUT OF. SCHOOL soon, and you'll have to think of things to keep them from being underfoot. One thing that almost all kids love, especially younger ones, is to color and paint. And a very handy way to let them have fun is to let them paint on that shiny shelf paper that comes in rolls it cuts to any size, rolls out. in big pieces for "masterpieces." Party-up even the most ordinary salad with RAISINBRKAD CROUTONS. Toss cubes of raisinbread in melted garlic butter until well coated. Toast slowly in oven, until dry and crispy. Yummy! (Watch for Maggie every week!) . OUTDOOR FAIR IS PLANNED AT ELGIN MAY 22 Elgin's annual outdoor fair, Art Showcase '65, is scheduled for Saturday, May 22. This year's exhibit will be held in the Lord's Park pavilion area from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entries for this year's fair outnumber last year's. Exihibits will be shown in the categories of painting and sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, art metal, photography, mixed media, printing, weaving and textiles. A special children's art exhibit will also be included. The art fair, sponsored by the Elgin branch of the American Association of University Women, is a non-profit activity •planned to encourage interest and appreciation of the visual arts. No commission is charged for art work sold at the fair, and there is no admittance charge for the public. Truckload Sale Special Sale for 4 Days Only To Sell Truckload of Carpets and Rugs 12' and 15' Rolls in Nylon and Wools In Discontinued Patterns and Colors *ioo * From JL to goo sq. yd. Less than regular retail price. Hundreds of Remnants and Roll Ends, Ail Sizes FREE Rubberized Pad -- For all new carpets or rugs purchased these 4 Days Only 4 Days Only Thursday, May 20, Friday, May 21: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, -May 22: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, May 23: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. -- Special Sunday Opening; This Sunday Only -- S Si II Green Stamps for Cash -- or Bank Terms Tidy Carpets and Rugs June. 120 and City 14 Woodstock, III. REGION YMCA TO ORGANIZE MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE A men's golf league is being organized by the Lake Region YMCA. Registrations are being accepted at the YMCA office at 65 N. Williams St., Crystal Lake. League registration fee is $2.00 for men that are not YMCA members. The league will play on Thursdays at the Bit O'Heather golf course on Route 47 just south of Route 176. Tee-off time is 5:45 p.m. The cost for nine holes of golf is $1.50. AU qualifying rounds will becompieted on May 13th and team organized after golf on the thirteenth of May. All .men living in the Lake Region YMCA service area of Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, Lake-Inther- Hills, McHenry, and Woodstock can join the league. EXTRAVAGANZA FILM BENEFITS INDIA HOSPITAL An unusual treat will be offered to all area residents when "Jhanak Jhanak Pawal Baeje" (Twinkling Feet), a dance extravaganza film depicting all the color and pageantry of India, plays at the McHenry Theatre May 19 at 8 p.m. The movie is being shown as a benefit for the America-India Dispensary, an organization which came about through the efforts of Dr. Rathna Aiwa, house physician,. of the McHenry Hospital. It was her dream to return to India, and with the great desire to help her countrymen who are in desperate need, open a hospital with* the aid of both Americans and her own people. She has been rewarded by the formation of AID and the actual laying of a cornerstone for the dispensary on October 16, 1964. There will be an exhibition of Indian dolls and textiles as well as tea and other refreshments at this demonstration of Indian hospitality. MOT'S n FRIT * SMALLEST. - M .tee/CAS 5c '£ SMALLEST CRAFT TO EVER MAKE A TRANSATLANTIC CROSSING FROM WEST TO BAST WAS IVA. AN&REWS'* SAPOt-foZ /tkas cnivz+feetlomg/ 7NEMrREP/0 ANDREWS LEFT ATLANTIC CfTYJULVZ, /892AND arrived at FOZETTA, PaRrooAL, B4- CWS CATER / COPYCAT/ _ HE CUCKOO MLf- LAY &SGS THAT MATCH M COLOR , THE EE&S /NAMOTHTA STRDS NEARBY NEST MF TOOAV... ^UY AN extra as. 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