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Council Capers It was business aside for a few moments Monday night at the City Council meeting as aldermen took advantage of the offer of three county Dairy Princess candidates to partake of some ice cream and milk. Lynn Tomlinson, standing at right in top photo, acted as spokesman for the three, as Nancy Blake of McHenry and Barbara I^arsen of Wonder Lake served refreshments. Were they sumptuous? Just eye the expressions on the faces of the aldermen for your answer! Staff Photo / Wayne Gaylord "MEANWHILE BACK AT v THE COURTHOUSE" BRANCH COURT / Associate Circuit Judge Thomas Baker Ricky Allan Wilhelmi, 7502 Hemlock, Crystal Lake, bound over to the Grand jury on charges of possession of can­ nabis and theft under $150.. James J. Prasil, 402 N. Lily lane, McHenry, bound over to the grand jury on charges of aggravated battery and rob­ bery. Richard Sager, 903 Ringwood road, McHenry, bound over to the Grand jury on charges of robbery and aggravated bat­ tery. Two other charges of unlawful use of weapons and possession of firearm without requisite fire ann owner's identification card Were nolle prossed. Richard Libby, 2714 Chapel Hill road, McHenry, charged with driving while license suspended or revoked, found not guilty. Judge James H. Cooney Jeanette Petzke, 5220 W. Cleveland, McHenry, charged with unauthorized control of property under $150, amended to disorderly conduct, fined $25 and costs. Benjamin James, Riverside hotel, McHenry, guilty of battery, sentenced to seven days in county jail with credit given for time served. COMPLAINTS Deputy Sheriff Donald B. Lockhart charges that on May 28, Thomas E. Franks of 311 N. Willow road, McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of driving without a valid driver's license. Bond set at $1,000, court date July 12. Sgt. Robert Mickelsen charges that on May 25, Carol S. Page of 3817 John street, McHenry, committed the of­ fense of dog running at large. Notice given to appear June 20. Sgt. Gregory P. Burg charges that on June 1, Donald R. Underwood of 2460 Leslie lane, Hanover Park, committed the offenses of theft over $150 and burglary in that he obtained unauthorized control over property belonging to Mrs. Joan Borrelli of McHenry. Bond set at $25,000, court date June 11. Paul J. McDonnell, R.S., charges that on March 11, James Neff of 3113 Kinley, McHenry Shores, committed the offense of creating and maintaining a nuisance in that he did allow the effluent from the septic tank at that location to come to the surface of the ground. Notice given to appear in court June 21. John A. Raber, U.S., charges that on April 13, Norma White, doing business as Riverside Distinguished Student Ranking To Miss Thelen Among the 3,382 students at Purdue university, West Lafayette, Ind., receiving the distinguished student rank during <the second semester was Ros^marie Thelen of 313 W. Ringwood road, McHenry. Her field of study is Humanities. These students represented the top 17.55 percent of the 19,207 undergraduates on the West Lafayette campus. To qualify for distinguished rating, a student must have a grade index of at least 5.5 (B plus) out of a possible 6.0 (A) in at least 14 hours of academic credit hours and have no grade below C (4 points). * * * * Women naturally like to show off and men provide a good audience and vice versa. Kathleen Young Receives Degree At NIU University Kathleen C. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Young, received her Bachelor of Arts degree June 2 from Northern Illinois university, DeKalb. She majored in English. Miss Young was a member of Alpha Xi Delta social sorority, English Student assocation and Sigma Tau Delta, national English honorary. 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Or fill it with warm *• w'» a ,cJo h or sponge water and baking soda and dampened with turpentine or leave overnight mineral spirits Q. My rubber gloves make How"n 1 Preve"' mus,t>' my hands perspire un- odors in ^drawers-and empty comfortably. Is there anything suitcases. I can do about this? ' A ^ kee.P"« ""wrapped A. Try wearing a pair of old rs ,?.,s('ap m. ̂ em. col ion gloves under your ^what «n ' d° about some rubber gloves, usfd Jarn ,ha' ,s v,eT k,n^? Q. How can 1 make a good *• TrLwl"din8 "A? ,a substitute starch? n" k b0,"«- ,d'P l,he 3">tllc A. By saving the water from "a'er-,?Td lel ltand)a J,h!'1f' cooked rice Then when "VS has drled- lh.e lauundering day comes, your k'nks wl" have disappeared. starch is made. Keep in the ^ .. refrigerator if not the same Q. How can I prepare a good, jjgy soapless furniture wash? Q. How can I remedy a A By adding two tablespoons rubber stamp that isn't printing l,nseed oil and two of tur- as clearly as it formerly did? pentine to a quart of hot water. A. By running some hot water After mixing this well and over it for a few minutes. Then allowing to cool, apply to the scrub it with an old toothbrush. furniture with a soft cloth, well The stamp will usually then wrung out, and covering a print like new small area at a time. Wipe each Q. How can I fill in some part dry as you proceed. Polish gouges in particle board? furni^ure afterward. A. These gouges can be filled Q- What is a good, quick, easy in with plastic wood and sanded way to make a zipper run more smooth when dry, and, if the smoothly? particle board happens to be A. Just run an ordinary lead stained a particular hue, some x pencil up and down a sticky matching stain should be mixed zipper. The graphite will with the plastic wood before it lubricate the parts and make is applied. zipper run smoothly. Q. What can I do about a hole Q- How can I make use of in a wooden article that has some stale and dried-up cheese become too worn and large to ' have on hand? hold a screw firmly? A. Convert it into a spread by A. Remove the screw and fill turning it through your meat FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1973 . grinder with a few chunks of raw onion. Q. How can I make a good paint and varnish remover? A. By mixing two parts ammonia and one part tur­ pentine. Apply this with a brush, leave on a few minutes, then wipe off the paint or varnish easily with a cloth. Q. How can I remove the excess glue after a pasting job? A. By rubbing the spots with cheesecloth dampened in alcohol. Q. How can I improvise a tool for a Phillips screw when I do not have a Phillips screwdriver on hand? A. Adapt any screwdriver by grinding off the corners of th& -** blade. Or, try using a large, new nail. It will often do the job if the screw isn't too tight. Q. How can I remove crayon marks from linoleum or tile floors? A. Silver polish will usually do this trick nicely. Q. How can I prevent the chlorine in the water of a swimming pool from stinging my eyes? A. If you will rub a little mineral or olive oil over the eyelashes before swimming in a pool, it will protect your eyes from the chlorine in the water. Q. How can I restore butter that has taken on the flavor of something else in my refrigerator? A. Soak the butter for two hours in cold water in which a pinch of bicarbonate of soda has been dissolved. The taste of your butter will then be as pleasing as ever. Q. How can I improve the appearance of a gilded clock? A. Try rubbing it with a cloth dampened with alcohol or turpentine. * * * * A mother has her hands full keeping house, working outdoors, and tending her children. SATURDAY NIGHT BOOGIE WITH "WIND" 9:30 till 1:30 MR. K's LOUNGE 4720 W. Rt.120 McHenr Laundry and Dry Cleaning, 1034 N. 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