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7 / POLITICAL OORHElf County Auditor Candidate Is Twice Honored A1 Jourdan, Republican candidate for McHenry County Auditor, was honored twice at the recently held 1972 Illinois Republican State convention held in Rockford. Jourdan was selected as a member of the Presidential .and Vice- Presidential Electoral college of Illinois for the 1972 presidential election. Jourdan was also selected co-chairman of the Republican party's Platform and Resolutions committee. This committee is delegated with the duties of writing the 1972 Illinois Republican platform for this important election year. In a statement, Jourdan said: "We are going to take the Republican platform to the people of Illinois, as we did in 1968. We are right now in the How Can I? process of setting up public meetings all over the state of Illinois where the public and all organizations will be invited to appear before the platform ^crimmittee and air their views and ideas " He further stattld that "the Republican platform is the platform of the people of Illinois and we want them to have the opportunity to help guide its writing in the presidential election year of 1972." A1 Jourdan, his wife, Carrie, and their two children have lived in McHenry county since the early 1950's. By Anne Ashley Q. Please give some tips on the easier planing of a door that persistently sticks. A. Before planing this door, use a piece of colored chalk to chalk the inside of the door jamb. Then when the door is closed, the chalk will rub off on the door wherever it binds, thus marking the part that needs nlanine off. Q. How can 1 prevent tarnishing of some of my brass articles? A. With a coat of clear metal lacquer, being sure that the surface of the metal is clean before applying the lacquer. A second coat will provide greater insurance Q. How can I get oil into hard- * to-reach parts of mechanisms? A Try attaching an ordinary drinking straw to your oilcan as an emergency extension. Q. What can I do about oil stains on wallpaper? A. Spread some talcum powder liberatty-over the stain, give it some time Urabsorb the grease, then wipe cleat^w, dry cloth...and keep repeating this routine, if necessary. Q How can I clean and freshen a natural sponge? A. Place it in milk, allow to remain for at least twelve hours, then rinse in clear water Q. What is an easy way to strip an electric wire of its insulation prior to the making of a connection? A. A handy gadget for this purpose is the nail-pulling claw of a hammer Pull the strands of your wire apart, then insert one of these at a time clear down to the bottom of the "V" in your hammer, and pull the rubber off in bites of about two inches. Q. How can I make varnish dry faster? A. Fill a shallow vessel with hot water and place the can of varnish in it while wprking. It will make the varnish flow easier and it will dry in a short time Q. After oiling my sewing machine, how can I be sure to rid tof all excess oil before ginning my sewing"7 A. By stitching a few times through a blotter. Q. Is there any way I can refreshen rancid butter? A. You can try melting it and skimming it, then putting a piece of fresh toast in it. Toast acts as an absorbent of the odor. Q. Is there anything I can do about a cork in a vacuum bottle that has become too com­ pressed and small for practical use? t A. You can often bring such a cork back to normal by boiling it in a covered pan. Q. How can I clean chrome? A'. One simple, inexpensive, and effective method is by using baking soda on a dry cloth, or Kerosene on a damp one. County Sheriff Heads Democrats For Ogilvie Arthur Tjterell, Democratic Sheriff of McHenry county, has announced he had accepted the chairmanship of a state-wide Democrats for Ogilvie com­ mittee. Tyrrell,' who announced formation of the committee at a press conference in Chicago, stated that the organization "will enlist members in every county in Illinois." The sheriff said he cannot support Daniel Walker because of Walker's views on law en­ forcement which "are abhorrent to every law en­ forcement officer in Illinois.£' He praised Governor Ogilvie • for "his proven record" in this crucial area and called on fellow Democrats "to overlook party labels in this election." Tyrrell stated, "I am a Democrat. And I intend to remain a Democrat. And I will continue to support other Democratic candidates. "But as a law enforcement official, I cannot support Mr Walker because of his position on law enforcement. "Mr. Walker's views-which are most clearly revealed in his summary "" and public statements on the so-called Walker Report - are abhorrent to every law enforcement of­ ficer in Illinois. His views betray an utter lack of un­ derstanding of when and how to exercise leadership in the prevention of lawlessness. "A firm stand must be taken to preserve the rights of the public. But it can be done without infringing upon the rights of any law-abiding citizen. "In contrast to Mr. Walker, Governor Ogilvie is a com­ petent public administrator who has a proven record in this crucial area. "As sheriff of Cook county he turned the sheriff's department into a professional police force...As Governor he has continued to place a 4 high priority on the needs of law enforcement. Governor Ogilvie has faced situations with a calm and disciplined firmness which has maintained law and order without the use of ex­ cessive force. "When I ran for sheriff of McHenry county, I promised the people that I would do everything possible to fight crime and to improve law enforcement. promised that my actions would be in the best interests of all the people. "I am keeping that promise by working for the re-election of Governor Ogilvie." One of the things that kills time in life is the ne­ cessity to beat around the bush ,and not come out and call a spade a spade. AH, SUMMER . . . You don't need a beach for a perfect summer day. Ingredients can be the sun, a pretty girl, a pool, and a springboard -- not necessarily in that order. This pretty lass relaxes beside a pool at Palm Springs, California. 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