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City Building Permits The following city of McHenry building permits were issued from Sept. 12 through Nov. 12: Ladd Enterprises, 605 Kensington drive, single family dwelling. Ladd Enterprises, 601 Kensington drive, single family dwelling. Ladd Enterprises, 603 Kensington drive, single family dwelling. Richard Biestek, 5210 Hunter drive, single family dwelling. Heights Finance Cor­ poration, 3725 W. Elm, ad­ vertising sign. CRV Electric Corporation, 913 N. Front, water tap. John Mueller, 1905 North avenue, re-roofing. Robert E. Kramer, 1507 Meadow lane, addition and alteration. Ormel Prust, Alvary's subdivision, Green street, single family dwelling. Louis Rogers, 3702 W. Main street, siding. Willie Kloepfer, 1708 N. Knoll, add basement. KFC National Management, 4503 W. Route 120, restaurant. Gene Boelter, 5220 Shorehill, garage. Walter Carey, 3409 Waukegan road, siding garage. Donald Williams, 918 Royal drive, single family dwelling. Edwin B. Stoffel, 3908 W. Oak street, water permit. Daniel Boland, 4209 Crest- wood, addition. John Mitchell, Dale avenue, Edgebrook, single family dwelling. William Miller,4415 W. Shore drive, single family dwelling.. POLITICAL CORNER Gene R. Glosson, 4703 W. Home avenue, garage. Gary Lieder, 517 Kensington drive, single family dwelling. Richard Doherty, Jr., 502 Kensington drive, single family dwelling. Ladd Enterprises, 4904 Oak- wood drive, 4 unit con­ dominium. Ladd Enterprises, 4908 Oak- wood drive, 4 unit con­ dominium. Harold Beardsley, Golf View Terrace, single family dwelling. Dennis A. Conway, 3319 Elm street, office sign. Kentucky Fried Chicken, 4503 W. Route 120, advertising sign. Ladd Enterprises, 925 Wiltshire drive, 4 unit con­ dominium. ^ Ladd Enterprises, 921 Wiltshire drive, 4 unit con­ dominium. Paul Fidler, 3100 River- stream drive, alteration and addition. March Builders, 1902 Lakewood, single family dwelling. R.A. Johnson, 3110 W. Judy lane, move existing residence. Mrs. Martha Raasch, 805 N. Lillian, sewer permit. Jack Walsh, 906 N. Center street, water permit. Thomas Pender, 3715 W. John, garage. McHenry Area Rescue Squad, Court and Venice, garage and office. Beu and Service, 1406 N. Riverside drive, water permit. Arthur Kroeger, 812 Melrose court, single family dwelling. McHenry Hospital, 3516 W. Waukegan road, offices. Francis Wirtz, 1508 N. Freund avenue, single family dwelling. Beard and Stovall, 1214 N. Green street, advertising sign. Lester D. Bacon, 3709 W. Main street, garage. Dave Bauspies, 4320 Crest- wood, sewer permit. 74th Live Stock Exposition Will Open Nov. 19 JOHN C.CARROLL CANDIDATE -- John C. Carroll, former Sheriff of McHenry county, Monday announced that he will seek the Republican nomination for Sheriff in the primary election to be held March 19 of next year. Carroll was Sheriff of McHenry county from 1966 to 1970. Under the old Illinois State Constitution, Sheriffs were prohibited from suc­ ceeding themselves in office. Thus, Carroll did not run for office in 1970. Chicago will become the Blue Ribbon livestock capitol of the world next week as it hosts the seventy-fourth International Live Stock exposition at the International Amphitheatre. The dates of the "World Series" of livestock events are Nov: l9 through Nov. 25. Nearly 3,500 of North America's finest cattle, hogs > and sheep will parade before twenty-seven judges from sixteen states. Included in the_/ total are 1,368 cattle, 1,446 sheep, and 538 hogs. The featured entertainment at the International will be RCA world's championship rodeo. More than 300 of the nation's top cowboys are expected to compete Nov. 21 through 25 in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, and Brahma bull riding. In addition, top cowgirls will compete in girls' barrel racing during the eight per­ formances beginning Wed­ nesday evening, Nov. 21. There How Can I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remove paint spatters from my hands and face without resorting to the possibly injurious effects of turpentine, or other paint removers? A. Try taking a small piece of butter, or a cloth dipped in baby oil, and rubbing this on your face and hands. Rub it well in and then wipe off. Then wash with soap and water. This does a surprisingly good job. Q. How can I repair a burn in my carpet? A. Try removing some "fuzz" from the rug (this can be done either by shaving or pulling some out with a tweezers), then roll this in your hand until it is the shape of the burn. Then put a good cement glue on the backing of the rug, and put the roll of fuzz down in the burned spot and place a piece of cleansing tissue over it...and place a heavy book on top. This will cause the glue to dry very slowly and you will get sur­ prisingly effective results. Q. How can I keep the hinges clean when painting or var­ nishing doors? A. By rubbing some petroleum jelly on the hinges beforehand. Then, spatters of paint that tend to get on the hinges can be easily wiped off. Q. How can I prevent my party punch from getting watery from melting ice cubes? A. By mixing a small batch of punch beforehand and freezing it in your ice cube trays. Then use these cubes for keeping the punch cold while serving it. As the cubes melt, they will add to your supply of punch, keeping the original flavor. Q. How can I make my own super-fine sugar in an emergency? A. By putting some of your regular sugar into your blen­ der. will be evening performances each day and matinees Nov. 23, 24 and 25. Spectacular specialty acts will also be held in conjunction with the Rodeo. They include champion Border Collie sheep dogs under the hands of Harold Miller, of Bloomfield, Ky., and trick riding on both horses and Brahma bulls by Leon Adams of Stuart, Okla. Q. How can I remove a light scorch stain from a white cotton blouse? A. You might try using a household scouring cleanser that contains bleach. After wetting the material, pour some cleanser on and take a handbrush and rub it on your blouse. This usually works out beautifully. Q. How can I take the crease out of a hem when the garment has been let down? By pressing lightly, then using an eyedropper filled with white vinegar and running it across the crease, allowing some of the vinegar to run on the crease. Then press with a warm, not hot, iron until it is dry. You will probably not be able to tell where the hem has been let out. Q. How can I remove fingermarks from wallpaper around light switches? A. An art gum eraser usually works wonderfully for this purpose. Q. How can I add a pleasant fragrance to my freshly-ironed clothing? A. Try adding a few drops of your favorite cologne to the water in your steam iron. Q. How can I improvise a good scouring powder for my bathroom when I am out of the real thing? A. Just try using toothpaste or tooth powder...the Latter works best. This not only takes the stains away, and leaves the basin gleaming, but it smells nice, too. Only a small amount is necessary. THE LAW SERVES YOU Labor Benefits From A New Workmen's Compensation Statute Two bills dealing with benefits to labor have now become new state statutes. One bill boosts workmen's compensation by fourteen per cent and will mean that maximum death or permanent disability benefits for the family of a worker killed or injured on the job increases from $78 to $88.90 a week, with two children under 18. Maximum temporary disability payments increase from $99.50 to $113.40, again for a labor employee with two children under 18. Complete Dog Grooming ALL BREEDS By Appointment 815-385-0697 DORIS L. THEEL A Graduate of New York School of Dog Grooming 2821 N. Stilling Blvd. McHenry, 111. td Mm ree TURKEY'S n o - b e e NO DRAWINGS JUST COME IN AND PUNCH A BALLOON NO PURCHASE NECESSARY EVERY ONE A WINNER - ADULTS ONLY SOFA BED *14995 7 PC. MAPLE-DINETTE Table 2-Capt. Chairs 4-Mates- In stock CMPET-SMIPIES 25* - 50* • '1.00 AUTOMATIC-WASHER *89* Used ELECTRIC-DRYER MQ95 Used SOFA LOUNGE Black or Orange *89* BAR-ST00LS Black •24" 5 PC. DROP LEAF Cherrywood Dinette Used *60°° BEDDING Twin - Queen Full - King 5 PC. BEDROOM SETS In Stock White - Walnut - Pecan C A R L S FURNITURE - CARPETING • APPLIANCES • T.V. 426 VIRGINIA STREET RTE. 14 CRYSTAL LAKE. ILL PHONE 459-4141 EASY CREDIT TERMS OR USE OUR FREE-LAY-A-WAY CUSTOM DRAPERIES STORE HOURS M0N - THURS - FRI 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. TUES • WEDS - 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SAT. 9 TO 5:30 CLOSED SUN. From The Farm SOYBEAN VARIETY YIELDS Here is a total listing of all of the soybean varieties and their yields grown in the University of Illinois field trials on the Clarence Burman farm. Chippewa 26.7 bushels per acre; Hark 30.0; Harosoy 63- 35.0; Corosoy 35.0; Wells 39; Amsoy 71-37.5; Beeson 29; Williams 34; and Hi-Bean 33 bushels per acre. ORDER TREE STOCK The 1974 State Tree nursery order blanks are now available to you for ordering trees from either the Mason or Union Tree Nurseries. In 1973, McHenry county people ordered b-^52>400 tree seedlings. V You are encouraged to order your trees as soon as possible for an early 1974 delivery. The 1974 tree seedlings will be sold by weight and will be ungraded. This is due to shortage of labor. Order blanks are available at the Cooperative Extension Service office and the Soil Conservation Service office. WILLS ARE FOR EVERYONE ___ Many people think wills are only for the rich. But A1 Bock, University of Illinois Extension The other new statute which affects labor provides for funding of an appropriation in the amount of 1.7 million dollars for the Illinois In­ dustrial commission, the state agency charged with protecting labor employees' interests. Meanwhile the labor issue in relation to workmen's com­ pensation and protection of employees from on-the-job hazards will undoubtedly spark more legislative action in the upcoming sessions, as the issue has in the past, say Illinois State Bar association officials. law specialist, says that all people should have a will. . .regardless of sex or ownership of land. A will is important in providing for each member of the family according to the needs and wishes of the persons involved. He says, if you do not have a will, the statutory laws of descent will govern the distribution of your property. A will is an important part of a planned estate. One purpose of a will is to transfer a per- sons's assets with a minimum of reduction from federal and state inheritance taxes. Review your will if you already have one. Provisions made earlier may no longer be applicable and need changing. A will is flexible and easy to change, but only a attorney should draft a will or change a will. Illinois sheepmen should mark Dec. 14 on their calen­ dars. That's the date of the Illinois Sheep Production clinic and annual meeting of the Illinois Sheep Breeders' association. The clinic will run from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Junior Livestock building on the Illinois State fairgrounds at Springfield. Program speakers include Dwight Holaway, Pipestone, Minn., coordinator of the Pipestone Sheep project; Dean Otterbach, Mendota, 111., commercial sheepman; Bill Worthington, Pontiac, 111., owner of a registered Polled Dorset flock; and Bennie Doane, Urbana, 111., shepherd of the U. of I. flock. After the sheep-production clinic, the Illinois Sheep Breeder's association will hold its annual meeting. A special program for ladies will be held while the meeting is in session. Marjorie Sohn, U. of I. Extension clothing specialist, will present new ideas and techniques that make wool clothing more versatile. And John Romans, U. of I. Ex­ tension meats specialist, will discuss the various cuts of lamb and how to prepare them. PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1973 For And About Teenagers HZ H/Art7& MZ 70 GO ah/av With H/M. MHAT SbiOULP X PO? THIS WEEK S LETTER: I am a 16 year-old girl who is in love with a guy 23 years old. A little while back, we went steady for about three months. He even asked me to marry him. But I told him I was too young. After two weeks he broke up with me, saying it was all my fault. But he didn't tell me why. One month later he asked me out again and I went. We dated for a couple of months and then he asked me to marry him again. I said, "Yes!" He told me he was going to talk to my father about us. But my father said, "NO!" My father said I was too young. Now, my boy­ friend wants me to go away with him and get married. What should I do? Please help me with this problem because I do love him and I know that he loves me. Is running away best? OUR REPLY: No, running away with him is not the best solution. Your first answer and your father's answer are right, you are too young right now. If you both love each other there should be no problem to wait at least another two years until you are 18. Those two years will go fast and you'll get a chance to continue your education and gain some more maturity before mar­ riage. This will be a good time for your boyfriend to start putt­ ing away some money, so at least you'll have some kind of fi­ nancial security when you do get married. Running away will cause more problems than waiting it out. If he won't wait for you, maybe you are not losing much. If you hovt a t**nag« problem you wont to diftcutt or on obtorvation to moko, ad- dron your Softer to FOR AND ABOUT TEEN­ AGERS, COMMUNITY AND SUBURBAN PRESS SERVICE. FRANKfORT, KY. 40601. RINGW00D GROCERY 5018 BARNARD MILL ROAD 20% OFF ON ALL OUR GROCERIES THIS WEEK ONLY! HOURS: Daily 6:30 am • 7:00 pm Sat, Sun 8:00 am • 4:00 pm I CHECK ON SAVINGS SERVICE SPECIALS s . . * Cold Weather Is Coming ! MOTOR TUNE-UP GM CARS WITH AIR Includes: Points plugs, condenser, PCV valve, fuel filter, air filter, and labor. (Cars with register plugs, add $3.75) HAVE YOUR WINTER CHECK-UP NOW AND SAVE We Will: 1. Check all hoses & clamps 2. Check battery condition & terminals 3. Check & adjust all belts 4. Check coolant for proper protection & add GM permanent type anti-freeze as needed. 5. Check radiator for leaks or restrictions Prices Effective Thru Month Of November '10 00 Parts & Anti-Freeze Extra -- . . - Rte. 131 & 120 Phone 385-6000 1909-64 Years-Same Owner CADILLAC-PONTIAC McHenry| Illinois