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Wednesday, Decewhet 22,196§ \.rnm> --/ , . " Rep.McCldry Speaks AtMCHS REP. ROBERT McClory U . . S . R e p . R o b e r t M c C l o r y , speaking about his recent Viet Nam trip in a McHenry High School v assembly Dec. 16, expressed the opinion that the States forces would be "Seriously involved for not longer than one more year" in South Viet Nam. This was ard continues: \ "The Republican congressman of the local 12th district inspected the U. S. supply complex at Cam Ranh Bay, 200 miles northeast of Saigon, and was encouraged that American air superiority arid extension of supply lines would soon halt the Communist Viet Cong movements. . .. Throughout his. speech, presented by invitation from the Current Events club, Rep. McClory expressed faith in the military leadership of the American forces. He reported that Generals Abbey and Eubanks, with whom he had stayed in Saigon, had asked him, when he returned home, to 'tell the non-military not to tell us how to win the war.' Desire Support "Our policy of the last 20 years is having an effect, and we are holding the Communists back wherever they are asserting themselves,' summarized Rep. McClory. The reaction of the Vietnamese people to his visit, the congressman said, showed that American support is sincerely desired, and it is important that the United States honor its commitment to them. 'The whole course of human history,' he emphasized, 'will be determined by what happens today in South Viet Nam.' When interviewed after the speech, Rep. McClory added that his talks with two Vietgiv$ Un a report by Howard j namese cabinet members had Brody, junior at M.C.H.S., in I indicated to him that the South Vietnamese g o v e r nment is stable enough to last out the conflict. "Soon after the last House session adjourned, the Judi ciary sub-committee, which includes Rep. McClory, made a tour of Pacific military installations to investigate claims filed against the government, From the Philippines the rest of the committee returned home, while Rep. McClory con tinued by himself to Saigon The response of his constituents to his first-hand report indicated that the situation in Asia is 'foremost in the minds of our citizens,' the congressman said. Morale High "In response to a question from the audience, Rep. McClory replied that the anti-war protests were not adversely affecting the high morale of U.S. troops. However, many soldiers thought that more severe action should be atken against the demonstrators. He received more complaints, the Repre sentative reported, from the soldiers that they desired more letters and newspapers from home, and he urged that these requests be met by friends and relatives of servicemen. "After his speech, the Congressman remained to converse with Mercury Do, Mc- Henry's foreign exchange student from Da Lat, South Viet Nam." 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Richmond Road PHONE 385-0421 McHenry, Illinois 8-5-65-TF OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY. Roy O. Lee, a communica^ tions serviceman for Illinois Bell, is celebrating his twentyfifth year of service with the company. A native of Chicago, he began his telephone career as a lineman, and has also served as a cable splicer and a senior plant assigner. He has worked in the Woodstock-McH e n r y area since 1945. Lee is a graduate of Chicago's Kelvyn Park high school, and spent, two years at Wright Junior college. He is currently a member Of American Legion Post No. 491, McHenry, and the Telephone Pioneers of America, an organization of long-term telephone employees who devote much of their spare time to worthwhile community activities. He and his wife, Anne, have three children: James, 19, M^ry,"l2, and Rhonda, 8. The tees reside at 2802 N. Manitou Trail in McHenry. ANNIVERSARY PIN Agnes G. Henning, 2711 W. K a s h m i r i a v e n u e , Mc H e n r y , recently marked her fifth anniversary with AH state Insurance companies. A pin of recognition was presented to her at a luncheon held in her honor. SHOP IN McHENRY Q. How can I make an emergency paste very quickly? A. Try usinsf a few drops of condensed milk, which dries quickly and is neither messy soure and dries out quickly in a container, one small can of milk Will last for days in a coo! • place, and will last indefinitely if a strip of adhesive nor lumpy. Where flour paste, tape is placed across the two openings in the top of the can. Q. How" can I make a substitute for cream of tartar? A. When mixing a cake that calls for cream of tartar, a good substitute is butter milk. If the buttermilk is not sour enough, add vinegar. Q. How can I get oil into hard-to-reafch parts of .--mechanisms? A.' Try attaching an ordinary drinking straw to your oil can as an emergency extension. Q. How can I remove grease spots from wallpaper? A. Make a paste of cornstarch and water, apply this to the stained area, and allow to remain until dry. Then brush the dried paste off. This usually does the trick but if it doesn't, try a paste °f fuller's earth and carbon tetrachloride, and use it in the same manner. Q. Any suggestions on a substitute shoe polish for either black or brown leather shoes? A. Try simply sprinking lemon juice over the shoes, then poHshinjr vigorously. Works real\well. Q. mow can I make some of my lar d-to-budge dresser drawers slide more easily? A. Tw inserting thumbtacks into their runners Q. How can I remove rust stains from porcelain or enameled sinks and bathtubs? A. One method is to ofliyer the stains with ker°sene about four hours, then wash dyff with piping hot water and strong soap. Another is to ri\b the stains with a piece. of ra lemon, followed by, s°ap and water. Q. What can I do about fresh oil stains on wallpaper? A. Spread talcum powder liberally over the stains , give this some time to absorb the grease, then wipe dean with a dry cloth -- and keep repeating the routine, if necessary. Q. What is a formula for a good "homemade" hardwood floor wax? A. Half a cake of melted paraffin and a cupful of turpentine makes a very good floor wax. QmcuttQufo 9*0/1 <rU/omen' by Mtggit Did you carefully save those pretty GIFT WRAPPINGS from last year--and then decide they were too wrinkled to use? Wait before you throw them away. Wipe creases on r e v e r s e s i d e w i t h damp sponge, then iron. Put little touches of HOLIDAY SPIRIT into your everyday eating--doesn't take much time and you'll see how really j,- t up gr:i(ed P a r m e s a n gay Christmas can be. Like j (heese, VL> clove minced garusing a little candy cane as a I [jt. i/} |Sp salt, and % tsp. stirrer for hot chocolate in- , stead of a spoon. Or sprinkling , unti| croamy- 'makes red and green sugar over cer- ' sauce for 1 lb. cooked spabroken branches. Keep in mind where you'll place your tree. If it will be viewed from all sides, buy a fully branched, symmetrical one. If it will stand in a corner or against a wall, some irregularities on one or even two sides can be hidden (and it might be less expensive). ADDED TIP: If you get resin on your hands while setting up your tree, sprinkle them with dry baking soda, rub together and rinse. Instead of 4fie ufeual meat sauce, try thisy CHEESY SAUCE. for your spaghetti. Blend 1 cup light cream into 1 pkg. (5 6 oz.) cream < heese with chives. Beat in cup milk. M» cup chopped parsley, eal before adding milk. Cut your biscuits with Christmasshaped cookie cutters. Moisten edge of juice glasses and dip in colored or powdered sugar to frost them before adding juice. You'll think of lots of others! Very often, RUBBER BOOTS and overshoes are still wearable but the soles, have been worn slippery-smooth. Try retreading them with a hot soldering iron, burning shallow diagonal lines in criss-cross fashion-- to get traction for walking on snow and ice. If you prefer an old-fashioned Christmas with a FRESH NATURAL TREE, be sure to choose a good one by making these tests: Bounce tree on the ground--if needles fall,tree is too dry. Pull out a few needles, to check for good resistance to plucking. See if stump is sticky with resin--if it is, tree is fresh. Check the tree's shape, and make certain there are no (Watch week!) for Maggie every ADVERTISE WHERE PEOPLE LOOK McHenry Plaindealer 385-0170 Good Visibility Is Key To Safe Winter Driving The "bone-tired" motorist who fails to keep his windhield clear of road-muck, sleet and snow is headed for a bwie-breaking winter weather crackup. This warning was sounded today by Professor A. E. Neyhart, Director Emeritus, Institute of Public Safety, Pennsylvania State university. Professor Neyhart, who is nationally recognized as the "father of driver education," told motorists they must be able to see and be seen if they are to survive during hazardous winter driving conditions. "Reduced visibility due to sleet, fog rain and snow, plus longer hours of darkness, make winter driving far more dangerous," Professor Neyhart said. "Motorists must use extra care in driving and pay more attention to vehicle maintenance." The safety specialist warned motorists to clean the entire windshield as well as the side and rear windows and not to try to get by with a small peephole in the windshield. "You have to see all of the roadway and also both sides and the rear," he warned. 5-7 Foot Beautiful 5450 DOWN -- to qualified buyers. 3 Bedroom Ranch in excellent condition. Full basement. Large landscaped lot with excellent view. Call for appt. 385-2626. 12-2-65TF 2 BEDROOM, closed in porch, basement, gas heat, large fenced in yard. Must sell. Call 385-6186. 12-2-65TF "Someone should tell her about the car door law before she gets killed." It is hard to Imagine how a person can be so careless as to dp such a dangerous thing, but it has happened so frequently that the Illinois Legislature thought It necessary to regulate the matter. Beginning July 1,1985, a new law prohibits opening the door of a vehicle on the side on •which traffic Is moving, unless It is safe to do so and unless it can he done without Interfering with the movement of other vehicles. Leaving a door open on the traffic side Is also prohibited, except for the period of time necessary to load or unload driver and passengers. The new law was Intended to protect drivers, as well as the passengers of parked cars. Trying to avoid a suddenlyopened car door may cause an accident, especially when the traffic Is heavy. BAIRD & WARNER, INC. 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