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THE McHENHY PLAIND ENTERTAIN How Can I ? Q. Have you any tions on the successful ing of copper, brass, and pewter? A. Try applying: a paste of eounl parts of flour, salt. Let remain on the articles for about an hour, then rub it off, and wash the metal with warm water before Q. Is there a good homemade glue or cement that will stick glass to glass, leather to metal, or other such tricky combinations? A. Try burning shellac in dish to get rid of the alcohol, and the result wilkSriiilB of the strongest and best allpurpose glues you've ever used. Q. Please comment on the care of stainless steel A. Stainless steel usually needs only hot suds. It never rusts and is damaged only by long contact with foods con tatning salts and acids. Pit marks, when they occur, are practically impossible to scour off, although you can try steel wool and a little scouring powder. « Lindsay Alcock of Bega, Australia, i; shown at one of the social gatherings held jn m o°or uring the time the young m an visited McHenry Rotary members on the first Dart of a world tour sponsored by the 4-H movement- M , Surrounding Mr. Alcock at a party h eld in the Wives, Mrs. Larry Lund, Mrs. Richard fcel&y. in the Pistakee Yacht dub were Rotary Wilhclm, Mrs. Christian Jepsen and Mrs. Jack week of activities in Mu " nry ended very recently for Lindsay Alcock, 26, of 1 Bega, Australia, who is starting the first leg of a trig which will take him around the world. In McHenry, he^spent most of his time in the! Dr. H. S. Fike and Jerome Buch homes. gandsay's trip, sponsored by tha»4-H organization, was won in "competition for the most improved farm in his district of-Australia. During his siximfflth stay in the United States, he will be the guest of Rotary clutys and farm groups. The 'week spent in McHenry W£» interesting and active for tlfc;young man. Highlights included witnessing the Pistakee Lake races, a typical day on a miQf route, and taking his turn at-.baling hay -- McHenry style. One day was spent in Chicago and another in Madison, -Wis., visiting headquarter f§r the American Breeding^ association. Wpoft leaving this country, his-travels will take him to E H*g 1-® n d, the Netherlands, Rogie, India and Thailand. LJSUftA BIXBY IMPROVES FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS Gauca A Bixby, 19, of Wonde* «Lake, who was admitted to ShRrn&n hospital, Elgin, in serious condition on Sept. 13, is reperted by her parents to be maRing" satisfactory recovery. The daughter of Mr. and Mijg. Jhmes L. Bixby, the student at Eastern Illinois university*, Charleston, had enroled !for her sophomore year on-Sept. 7. Laura was ^TmitteC t$ Charleston Memorial hospital two days later when sh<£fa!led to respond properly to <a virus condition for which sh^ha^ been under treatment. Early the morning of the thiPteehth, Miss Bixby lapsed into, a coma, and her parents were summoned to Charleston. Dolors advised that she should be placed in the care of specialists, and Laura was moj^ed by state police-escorted ambulance to Elgin. By weekend, she had regained consciousness and was abjg to converse and show responsive body movement, with inclinations that she will make 3 complete recovery. Achievement is the result, when one harnesses talent and elbgtty grease. SEASON END SALE 1 Sept. 24-25-26 OVER 75 NEW-USED AND ~ RENTAL UNITS WILL GO AT REALLY - BARGAIN PRICES. ft you want to trade, bwng your camper ^along. Weliannot print prices of new unite. Price quotes on new units can only be honored during _this sale and will be void after 9 p.m. Sun., Sept. 26, '65 - Dealers Invited. -- Don't Miss This! MAR-DEU CAMPING AND TRAILER SALES -- Hwy. 176 at 31 . Crystal Lake, IU> *" Phone 815-459-0044 V F W AUXILIARY NEWS By Renee Jende The women's auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 met on Monday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. President Jean Wiles officiated. Thand - you notes were received from the Miller family, and also from Gert Barbian for the gifts and kindnesses shown her from several auxiliary members. The dues are payable as of now. The official kick-off dinner for the auxiliary will be held on Oct. 25. Your 1966 dues card is your ticket to the dinner. You may pay your dues now or at the door the night of the dinner. Hospital C'hairman Gen Bradley reported that there had been no party at Downey in September. The next party will be the third Wednesday of October and all those interested in going out to Downey should contact her. Americanism Chairman Inez Young reminds us to display our flags every, day, not just special days. Mrs. Young is also the grave registration chairman and she told us that Sister Mary Williams had passed away. The charter will be draped the first meeting in October, which is the eleventh. F l o r e n c e T u s s e y , s u n shine chairman, informed us that several getwell cards had been sent. We also send get well wishes to Helen Spoolstra, who was hospitalized recently. The obligation was given to June Schmunk as patriotic instructor, by Past President, Flo Svoboda. A historian book was presented to Past President Gen Bradley by last year's historian, Lil Doran. President Jan Wiles thanked the girls who have worked in the kitchen for the fine job they h a v e d o n e i n c l e a n i n g t h e kitchen and keeping it clean. The annual card party has been set for Nov. 3. This is to be a luncheon - card party. Chairman for the event is Genevieve Bradley and she asks that the ladies from the auxiliary donate items for prizes. Let's get a group together and go to the card party and make it a real success. Sept. 12 was Illinois Day at the National Home in Eaton Rapids, Mich. There are fortyfive children from Illinois living in the National Home at the present time. This home is maintained by the V.F.W. and the ladies auxiliary for the veterans' widows and orphans. The next regular meeting of the auxiliary will be Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Q. How can I wallpaper paste? A. Add one powdered alum to one of water, then sift flour the water and stir until it has acquired eistency of dough. Then pour in boiling water until the paste turns, and dilute to the desired consistency. If a little osote or carbolic acid is added it will prevent Q. How can I remove finger marks from wallpaper? i '"^A. Dampen the fingermarked area with cold water, then dust on powdered pipe clay or 1 fuller's earth. After a few mini utes, brush off with a soft brus/' Q. How can I redeem vegetable glue that has become dry and hardened? A. By adding hot vinegar, drop by drop, and stirring as you go. Q. How can I make some good furniture and floor dusting cloths? A. Soak old pieces of flannel in paraffin oil overnight, wring out tightly, and wash in lukewarm water, then let dry. These cloths will gather all dust, and will also impart a nice polish to your furniture and floors. Q. How can I prepare my thread for easier and more efficient quilting? A. Immerse an entire spool of thread in hot paraffin, and let remain for about five minutes. This will wax all the thread on the spool, and since it will not then knot, you can do a better job. Q. What can I do if there is an excess of fat in my homemade soup? A. Try stirring the surface of the soup gently with an ice cube wrapped in a clean cloth. The fat will congeal on the cold surface of the cloth and can be lifted out. Q. How can I prepare a good onion soup? A. Chop two onions. Place two ounces of butter in a pan and melt. Put the onions in, and fry until well done. Pour a quart of boiling water Into the pan, and season. To im- Gives Lecture - FOX LAKE HEALTH CLUB - (Under New Management) Open 6 Days a Week (Closed Sundays) HOURS FOR . WOMEN -- Mon., Wed., Fri., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues., and Thurs. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. HOURS FOR MEN -- 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tucs. & Thurs. Sat. 10 a.m. to" 5 p.m. A Visit Includes: H.^t & Cold Showers, Sauna Bath arlcl all Types of Exercising. 30 VISITS WITHIN 120 DAYS -- $30.00 20 VISITS WITHIN 70 DAYS -- $20.00 10 VISITS WITHIN 30 DAYS -- $10.00 INDIVIDUAL VISITS -- $ 2.00 We can now announce that we have massages for both men and women: $3.50 FOR WOMEN and $5.00 FOR MEN. Keep your blood circulating and live an extra 20 yrs. of healthy life. Lady instructors and lady masseuse on duty every day. Please call for appointments for massage. We are now expanding our Health Club to three times its present size. Slarting October 1st we are giving a door prize every week. Your visitor number will be put in a jar and the owner of the lucky number will be given a free massage. You must make one visit every week to keep your number in the jar. All visitors to the club will be eligible for the door prize every week. U.S. 12 AT THE STOP LIGHT Fox Lake, 111. -- JU7-5033 TOPPING THE DODGE LINE--For 1966, is a series of six elegant new Monaco models, topped by the Monaco 500 2-door. Hardtop shown above (top photo), Monaco offers comfort,, convenience and style unmatched in a medium-price car. Below is the popular Polara 4-door Hardtop, one of seven Polara models. Norman B. Holmes "God -- Not Chance" will be the title of a public lecture to be given in Crystal Lake pn Sept. 25 under Christian Science auspices. The speaker will be Norman B. Holmes, C.S.B., a former Navy Chaplain who is now a Christian Science teacher and practitioner in Chicago. Sponsor of the event is the First Church of Christ Scientist of Crystal Lake, which will present Mr. Holmes at 8 p.m. in the Central grade school auditorium, Paddock street, corner of McHenry avenue. Admission is free, and open to the public. Collingbourne Buick - Olds See The NEWEST - MOST MODERN Body Shop in All McHenry Land!" * FREE ESTIMATES * FINANCING AVAILABLE on All Work * No Job Too Small "See The Man With Golden Hammer PHONE 385-7200 Open 6 Days A Week - 7:30am. to 9pm. The 99 Jeep' Qladiator with 4-wheel drive makes ordinary pick-ups incomplete Twice the traction of ordinary pick-ups. Does work other pick-ups can't touchgoes places other pick-ups can't reach. Options? You name it: new 250 hp 'Vigilante' V-8or Hi-Torque 6,Turbo Hydra-Matic* automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, 7 or 8-foot box, GVW's to 8600 ibs. KAtmmn JcamIQtCpIJOa l.mMttAt TtoN *T*AOEMA*K OCMERAL MOTORS eOWOIUTiOtt You've got to drive ft to believe it! 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