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• ifi. • Mr] {[.\rv Pi_ :V|.\i)[, McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 885-9170 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, 111. Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, JlHnnto by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher \ MEWSPAPEiT/ Subscription Bates 1 Year $5.00 6 Mos $2.75 3 Mos $2.00 In McHenry County Adele Froehlich, Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPIR A,!S ^KgT0< 1 Year $5.50 6 Mos. $3.00 3 Mos $2.25 Outside McHenry County CHAIRMAN . . . Songstress Dinah Shore has been named 1968 National Easter Seal Campaign Chairman. She will open the annual appeal of the N a tional Society for Crippled Children and Adults on March 1 and continue her activities through April 14, Easter Sunday. Campaign provides main support for r e h a b i l i t a t i o n of some 237,000 crippled children i>and_adult8^annuaU^^^^^^ HIGHWAY EMPLOYEES PROTECTED All employees of the Illinois Division of Highways are protected against any liability arising out of their employment to the extent of $100,000, Francis S. Lorenz, director of the Department of Public Works and Buildings, announced. Lorenz said the recent session of the General Assembly passed legislation requiring the department to procure public liability insurance for each state highway employee without Cost to the worker. The premium for the policy, obtained at bid, amounts to $299,916 and is for a one-year period that began on Dec. 15. The Division of Highways has more than 9,000 employees. To enjoy tender cooked eggs use low cooking temperatures and the shortest possible cook-' ing time. once j by Barb Baker Poultry and Egg National Board Perk Up a Lazy Sunday Evening Usually on Sunday, after a nice, big breakfast find an extra special meal served early afternoon, most families do not plan another regular meal. But toward late evening, when homework is being pondered or you've had the last leisurely look through the Sunday papers, everyone is ready for a snack. Eggsciting "frillups" fill this bill BARB nicely. BAKER 3 egffs, well beaten 1 cup small curd cottage cheese, well beaten FILLING: 1 egg, slightly beaten % cup sugar V\ cup melted butter Eggsciting Frillups Vi cup flour Vt teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon butter, melted 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel 2 tablespoons grated orange peel 2 tablespoons lemon juice % cup orange juice ATER SOFTENE SALES • SERVft SAME DAY SF.RYK I. ON MOST MAKES • service * ( leanint; Out • Repair * Installation • Overhauliiiu * Removal • RecoiHlitroninn • Rebuilding -ALL WORK GUARANTEED-- Phone: 315-5566 UdLw *™ER Q OAIJIju WATER SOFTENER SALES SERVICE McHenry. Illinois From The Farm Advisor's Desk HOLSTEIN CLUB BANQUET Herman Albrecht, president, and Charles Weingart, chairman, announce the McHenry County Hoi stein club annual banquet for Wednesday, Feb. 21. It will be at 7:30 p.m. in the VFW building, Woodstock. Bob Brown of WLBK, De- Kalb, is the speaker. HERBICIDES EFFECT SHOOTS Aim for shoots, - not roots - when placing a herbicide. University of Illinois research indicates that of 11 herbicides tested all produced more effective fcontrol when placed in the shoot zone rather than the root zone. The study indicates that present herbicides need to be placed rather shallow, where tl)py can be absorbed by the emerging shoot. The shoot is that part above the seed. HEALTH HAZARDS A^even-year study of home health hazards indicates that 64.2 percent of the accidents involved medicines; 12.5 percent, household preparations; 5.7 percent, pesticides; 4.6 percent, paints; 2.8 percent, cosmetics; and 10.2 percent, miscellaneous causes. CASUALTIES A recent newspaper report revealed that 26 Americans were killed and 170 wounded last. year every day in Vietnam. The National Safety Council reports that 22 farmers were killed and approximately 2,000 were wounded every day last year on America's farms. Farmers! please be careful around machinery, livestock,' chemicals and gasoline. HERBICIDES Soil characteristics influence the effectiveness of soilapplied herbicides. For example, Treflan performs well on sandy soils, low in organic matter, when applied at a rate of one-half pound per acre. But best results occur on high or- ' ganic matter soils when the rate' is three-fourths pound per acre; Atrazine performs in a similar way. Randox leaches readily when used on soils with low organic, matter content such as sandy, soils. iSlt On soils with high organic matter, Ramrod plus Atrazine may be more effective than Atrazine alone. Incorporating low-volatile herbicides may improve their performance. Big Tribe The Otomi Indians, who live in a valley 70 miles north of Mexico City, are the largest separate racial group in Mexico and perhaps in all of Latin America. How Can Q. How can I join two ends of wool yarn without an unsightly knot? A. Unravel both ends for about five inches. From one end remove two strands, from the other one strand. Slightly.moisten the palms of your hands, lay the two ends of wool across one strand, one on, top of the other, and roll together firmly. The junction will be quite secure. Q. How can I soften up a stiffened chamois and make it usable again? A. If you'll soak it in warm water to which a spoonful of : olive oil has been added, your chamois will emerge as soft • and clean as when new. Q. What can I do when I have • inadvertently gotten too much bluing in my wash? A. Try rinsing the bluish tinge from your materials with clear water to which you've added a little vinegar. Q. What can I do when the glaze begins to wear off chintz after a few washings? A. Professional treatment is probably best. But you can also produce a pretty slick gloss yourself by dipping the chintz into a thin solution of clear starch to which a small quantity of wax has been added. Use paraffin or candle wax, and stir it thoroughly into the hot starch solution. Q. What can I do if I have spHled some ink on my carpet? • A. cWer the spot immediately with fresh milk, then mop up. CoVer the spot with cornstarch for a few minutes, run the vacuum cleaner over it, and then rinse the area with mild soap and water. Q. How can I forestall discoloration in apples, oranges, peaches, or bananas which lam making into a fruit salad? A. By sprinkling the fruit, as soon as it is cut, with a little lemon juice. Q. How can I remove old varnish from furniture before revarnishing? A. By using three tablespoons of washing soda to one quart of water, and rubbing this over the furniture with a rough cloth. One entire section of my new household - hints book is devoted to the care and finishing of furniture. Q. What can I do about rust stains in my kitchen sink? A. Try covering these with kerosene for about four hours, then washing off with piping hot water and strong soap. Another method is to rub the stains with a piece of raw lemon, followed by soap and water. Q. How can I improvise a good emergency adhesive for a label, postage stamp, or snapFRL, FEB. 14, 1968- PLAINDEALER - PG. 3 shot when I'm out of the real thing? A. Evaporated milk serves nicely. Q. How can I store leftover putty in order to prevent its drying out and hardening? A. One excellent way is to keep it in a tightly-closed plastic bag. Q. How can I deal with iodine stains on fabrics? A. Dip the fabric in coldwater and hang it outside dripping wet overnight. The stain will usually disappear in the night air. HERE AND THERE WONDER LAKE KSWANiS PLANS . CARNIVAL DAY At the Wonder Lake Kiwanis meeting on Feb. 5, it was announced that Ed Heller and Phil Kinzer have worked out details for the winter carnival day for the Woodstock Children's home. The youngsters will enjoy snowmobiling, ice skating and a cook-out, weather permitting. The membership drive is under way, with Art Lau acting as captain of the City Slickers and Art Christopher, captain for the Friendly Fellows. The winning team will eat steak and the losers, beans. Eggs are the mainstay for the important first meal of the day. WASHING CLINIC Virgil Pollock, owner of the Suds 'n Duds Laundromat, 3406 W. Elm Street, announces a washing clinic to help women better understand and cope with their washing problems. One clinic will be held at 1 p.m. (HI Feb. 20 and another at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 21. Oldtimers • World War II submarines were really, in effect, surface ships capable of intermittent submersion. They could attain nine knots while submerged and go about 20 miles at this speed -- no faster, no further, because they were driven by storage batteries that had to be recharged on the surface. 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