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S#ctten Two--Pagt Two THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday, January 157,1986 McCullom Lake Mews EVE LEVE8QUE 385-SI91 POLICE CHIEF SAYS NEW LAWS AFFECT VILLAGERS As a public service, Chief of Police Earl Murray submits the following new laws which became effective Jan. 1 or will become effective in the near future. On and after Mar. 1, 1966, any motor vehicle (passenger». of vintage 1961 and up, must be equipped with two front seat belts. On and after Jan. 1, 1966, the driver's license of any young person subject to the curfew laws of the state is invalid during the period • they are subject to curfew. This is between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., Sundays through Thursdays, and between the hours of .midnight and 6 a.m., Fridays and Saturdays, and persons under the age of 18 are so subject. On and after Jan. 1, 1966, it is unlawful for any person to oceupy a house trailer while it is in motion. An older law which has been in effect for several years but which is consistently violated, is 1he one which forbids the driving of a vehicle with parking lights only turned on; the display of lighted parking lights must be only when the vehicle is stopped, not in motion ! , We are happy to comply with the chief's request that all residents be properly informed on the changes in the statutes. /A. >rdinances Drawn For Additional Revnne At the next meeting of the village board to be held Monday, Feb. ^l^the president and trustees \viir~aiscuss and vote upon two ordinances which the village attorney, Roland Hermann, was instructed to draft. The two ordinances concern adopting the V2 of one per cent sales tax which is now collected by the county and to impose a $15 food handling license for three places of business. A tie vote emerged on the voting of increasing dog licenses by one dollar. The president voted in favor of it which passed the measure. A recommendation to increase the price of vehicle stickers would increase the rotra fund by a sizable amount, but was defeated by the village o f f i c e r s p r e s e n t . T r u s t e e s Johnson and Lock were absent. This does not mean these increases will go into effect immediately. The measures will be discussed and put to a vote. The action described was taken at the meeting held Monday, Jah. 17 in the beachhouse. In order to decrease expenditures, the board will conduct all village business once a month instead of the two meetings now held, but in case of emergency, the president will call for special meetings. These will be publicized in advance. The possibility of raising the price of building permits will be investigated by the building and zoning committee. They will submit their recommendations in the near future. Two recalcitrant citizens were shown extreme courtesy by the village board in spite of their obstinancy on an issue long dead. The next meeting of the president and trustees will be held the third Monday in Feb. ruary. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Hospital Patients Released Wee Linda Branham--P.U, returned home from McHenry hospital last Friday after being confined for a couple days battling a bout of pneumonia. The infection was in both lungs. She is an excellent patient, and her mother was impressed with the maturity the lady gained while she was in the hospital. Completely independent in her thinking and actions. Happy to report she is doing just fine. Mrs. Sally Olsen came home from McHenry hospital last Monday after undergoing surgery on her right eye. She entered on Tuesday and went under the knife on Wednesday. Speedy recovery for her, too. Entering the Marine Corps Leslie R. Surgott, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Surgott, 2017 N. Ringwood Road will report to San Diego, Calif., for 12 weeks of boot training on Feb. 2. He enlisted in the Marine Corps and requested duty in Viet Nam. This is one young man's answer to the draft card burners. Although Les lives outside the corporate limits of the village, we felt his valour and patriotism should receive recognition. No doubt that Les will be a credit to the Corps. We'll publish his address when it becomes available. ed for the cerebral palsy fund drive held .recently, according to Chairman Marie McKim, which tops last year's amount. She is grateful to all who gave and for the courtesy shown the women and young ladies who made the door to door calls. Your generosity is much ui>- preciated. March of Dimes Results Next Week Many volunteer women and girls were out over the weekend for Mrs. Mary Kantorski, chairman of the March of Dimes drive, but it ,was continued throughout the week, so we have no results as yet. They will be forthcoming next week. West Coast for Belated Wedding Trip Two week's of divine clear weather is what Cynthia and Nick Freund reported when they returned home from their belated wedding trip. The two departed our shores on Jan. 8 after solemnizing their previous vows in St." Mary's Catholic church. The couple drove a new car which was purchased here but delivered to the owner in Palm Springs, Calif. They remained in the winter playground for a couple of days, which included a moonlight swim in one of the lovely pools. They were convinced they should make the trip to Anaheim and tour Disneyland which holds as much appeal for adults as for the kiddies. It was as impressive a tour as they have ever made. They also viewed the splendors of Knott's Berry Farm and then it was on to Monterey where they spent one night. The trip on Route 1 along the coast will never be forgotten, and they have the pictures to prove it! The scenery along the coast is simply magnificept and breathtaking-^-a-nd^TFf&y encountered no snow in the mountains during their trip. Traveling via cable cars in San Franciso was a superb delight and sounded like down right fun! They flew home and landed at O'Hare Airport at 9:15 Saturday night and made quick trips to see both sets of parents on Sunday. Both were back on the job Monday morning with a wonderful set of memories! day, Jan. 27....Five years wed for Virginia and Ernil Gibson and their wee--son, Henry, turns on Jan. 28....Donna Godina will be 6 / and Bill Aalto a strapping young m;\n of 17. both on Jan. 29...Frank Branham, Jr.. will have two candles on his cake, Jan. .'?1... A lovely young miss of 12 is Lorene Vycital and happy birthday to village president, Art Stuhlfeier. both on Feb. 1.. Natal day greetings to Stewart Nof'bert Lurch as. of Feb. 2. Best wishes to all. This below zero siege can quit any time and we won't object. See you next week? The liner Britannia received world-wide acclaim for its trans-Atlantic crossing of 14 How Can I? Q. How 'ban I produce an attractive high i>olisli on Apples, oranges, pears, and. other such fruits I am using for a i entcrbowl on my table? A. I»y using a good grade of salad oil. Saturate a small I ||ie candles can be straighten- 'A. fey using iot Water and ammonia, and sponging lightly. When this dries, sponge with alcohol. - Q. How can I renew some drooping and bent - over candles'? A. Place them in a flat-bottomed pan- filled with water at about 80 degrees. Add small amounts of hotter water until cloth with the oil and rub over the surfaces of the fruits, then huff with a dry cloth. Your fruits will have a lovely sheen, and they'll la«t longer, too. Q. Wliut is the best way to shampoo furniture upholstery? A. .Make a rich soap lather, and apply only the LATHER with a cloth or brush -- making sure not to get the upholstery wet. Wipe, off with, a days. 8 hours in 1S40. 100 ' »r 8lwnK° wrunS very years later, the Queen Mary made the same run in 4 days, ed easily. Once they have been reshaped, drop the candles into a container of cold water, so they will reharden. Q. How can I, perform a good cleaning " job on some of my rings? A. With an old toothbrush and Soap and water -- unless the rings are hadly tarnished, in which ease try using bicarbonate of soda. Just dip the 12 hours and 24 minutes. brush into the biearb, scrub tightly from clear water. j the ring with this, and rinse. Q. How can I clcan velvet j Q. How can I prevent my coat collars? I meringue . pies from falling MeC'ulIoni Lake Blackhawks Edge Wonder Lake Taking advantage of the wonderful ice on the lake, the McCullom Lake Black Hawks a l s o r e p o r t v i c t o r y . T h e y squeaked by their opponents-- Wonder Lake, by a narrow 9 to 8 last Saturday afternoon. Mark Hansen and Jack Granath both scored femo goals, John Bailey, 1, and Guy Hansen and Val Bailey distinguished themselves with their blocking. Hope to hear more from this eager group. South For Sun, Sea, 'N' Sand A very holiday atmosphere pervaded the McDonald's home about 7 :.'50 Monday morning as four happy people prepared to leave for Miami, Fla. The party consited of Jean and Hugh esa Cunningham, and their McDonald. Jean's sister, Thercousin, Mrs. Sarah Mackin. The quartet plans to be gone about three weeks. The McDonalds are rettfrn-" ing to, the same motel they visit each year and have made so many friends who congregate at this time. During their absence, the "store" is well tended by Jean's sister and husband, May and Butch Kennenberg. First Appearance on TV We have it <>n very good authority that when the cameras made the rounds of the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga during the recent Bob Hope telecast, Butch Stacknick, the son of Marge and. Kd Stacknick, made a starring appearance. Ife was recognized by many people in the area who saw the show. Sorry to say this reporter was not one of them. We hope Marge and Kd caught a glimpse of their handsome tall son. Final Results on the C.P. Fund Drive A total of $124.73 was collect- Competition for the Beatles, Maybe? We don't know just how much talent they have, but eagerness they do. We're referring to a very nice group of youngsters who are religious in their music practice and hope to accomplish big things. The four are Michael Schlitt, Brad Whitney. and Davie Kroncke playing guitars, with pre-teen miss. Jackie Whitney, beating the drums. The younsters are elated with their group and plan to record some of their renditions on tape. They have' promised to give us an audition when the time is ripe. Good going, kids! Natal "Daze" Pamela Kasper will have five candles on her cake, to A-. The meringue will not collapse if j4-tcaspoonful of baking soda; i^ added 'to it. Q. How can I clean tarnished brass or dopper articles? A. After from a lei extracting the juice moil, dip the leijion rind into salt and rub this well Q^'er the surface of the metal. Then rinse with warm water. This' cleaning and polishing of brass, copper, bronze and pewter are fully explained in my new household-hints book. Q. How can I clean the smoked areas on a brick 'or stone fireplace? A. Cover with a paste made of concentrated ammonia and powdered pumice. Let this paste remain on for about two hours, then scrub off with hotwater and soapl rinse with clear water, and let dry. Q. How can I satisfactorily mend a tear in a kid glove? A. Buttonhole around the edge of the tear before draw- j scratches froftl ing it together. Then oversew A- By applying with a soft h • - * cloth a paste madfe of SpiitiyU powder and olive oil. Rinse, - and polish. «, , Y<>Ur repaid a substantial the tnittbnhole. should then be one.- Q. How can I preserve valuable documents before storing| them away? A. 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