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7 H^iuroday, January 5, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nina j Wonder Lake LARGE CROWD ATTENDS TWELFTH NIGHT SERVICE Jane Ducey About 150 people gathered at a the fire house to observe Twelfth Night and the "burning of the Green" Friday evening. This tradition which has grown at Wonder Lake is sponsored by the churches of the area; Ringwood and Greenwood Methodist, Bible Church, Christ the King and Nativity Lutheran. Rev. Burton Schroeder and Rev. James McChesney told of the meaning of T^lfth Night and the tofch was set to the Chriotmas trees which the people had brought. Girl Scout News Darlene Browne, reporter for Troop 495. tells of the program presented by the three patrols of hfr troop recently. Patrol one showed how to take care of cuts, burns and other thjjgs. Patrol two tojd what you should have in a first-aid kit. Patrol three showed the do's and don't of hiking. The girls are doing this for their second class Scout rank. Meeting ended with taps. Nevj Year's Trip to Canada Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lamont spent a week in Leamington, Ontario, to ring in the New Y«!r with Sam's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson. Accompanying the Lamohts was Mrs. Minnie Dunleavy. Mrs. Lamont's mother, from Scotland, who hfis been visiting in Wonder Lake for the past six months. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dockery apd Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor also made the trip. /The party left the Lake Dec 29 taking the new Freeway to Detroit and into Canada. They saw lots of snow but reported the roads wonderful and the weather fine. They visited many old friends from Scotland and Ireland whom they hadn't seen since New Year 1953. Bible Church News £fhcre will be a Youth for Christ rally in Barrington Saturday, Jan. 14. "Hidden Treasures", latest Youth for Christ film will be shown at 7:15, with the regular meeting starting at 8 o'clock. All 'teens are invited. Rev. Johnny Johnson, director of Camp Barakel in Northern Michigan, will speak at both services Jan. 22. This Sunday is designated as "Camp Rally Day" and during the evening service colored movies of the camp and its activities will be shown. All children of camping age are invited to attend, as well as the general public. Thursday evening, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m. the Ladies Missionary Guild will have their meeting to which all ladies of the Church are invited. Those coming are requested to bring their own sewing needs, such as thimble, scissors, needle and thread. Devotions will tee in charge of Mrs. Dan Tomano, and refreshments, served by Mrs. Cecil Vogts and Mrs. Lloyd Repke. Coming Events. .. Men's Fellowship Night, Jan. 30: > Word of the safe arrival of Flora • Loshbough and children at their station in Baja-Baya, in the Congo has been received. This part of the Congo is at peace and the natives were glad to have their teachers return. Nativity Lutheran Church News 'The Long Road Home" is the sermon topic for Sunday, Jan. 15, at both the 8 and 11 a.m. services. The second session of Sunday school meets at the 11 o'clock service for your convenience. This makes it possible for everyone no matter where they live., to come to church, and also to make sure their children have a Christian education. Both are important in our lives. Immediately following the 8 o'clock service Jan. 15, the Mc- Henry Post of the VFW will present Nativity with the American flag and the Christian flag to be placed in the chancel of the church. Flags will also be given and placed in the Sunday school. The Nativity Mates, the married couples club, will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon on the fifteenth for a special service project, that of pointing the furniture in the kindergarten and nursery. 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Christ the King Church News This week the CHAIR OF UNITY OCTAVE will be observed. All parishoners are asked to join in the Crusade of Prayer in the hope that those who are separated from the Apostolic See may receive this manifestation as an invitation to seek and find that unity for which Jesus Christ prayed so ardently to His Heavenly Father. Next month is Catholic Press Month, and the children of the church school will solicit your subscriptions to the Observer from Jan. 29 to Feb. 12. If you are not contacted call the rectory or see one of the head ushers for your subscription to the Diocesan paper, edited by Bishop Lane. Catechetical school resumed Sunday after the 9 o'clock Mass. All children Who have not made their First Holy Communion are to attend classes every week if they expect to make their First Communion. All public grammer school youngsters are to attend classes each Sunday, and the high school youth* meet every Wednesday night at 7:30 for their religious discussion group. Parents should see that their boys and girls attend these meetings to learn more about their Catholic faith. Adult inquiry group meets every Monday night at 8 p.m. Father Vanderpool encourages anyone who is interested in becoming a Catholic, or one interested in knowing more about the faith, to attend these informal but informative meetings each week at the school. The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine have adult group meetings at 9 p.m. Monday, The study on the New Testament is interesting and enlightening. All men and women in the area are welcome to attend. News Brief Christmas cards bring news of former Wonder Lakers. . . from Florida Dick and Hazel Von Bampus and their five children send greetings. Hazel says she doesn't make fruit cake down there--it molds unless kept under refrigeration. Her sister, Ginny, is a Major in the women's Marine Corps and is stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calif., now. Dick is contracting at Sky Lake and Hazel is taking oil painting lessons once a week. ... Kay and Jim Stendeb&ch have missed old friends, but otherwise had a good year in California. . . .James Michael has reached the 5 foot 7 mark and is a sophomore at Pomona Catholic Boys high, Kay relates, whereas when the phone rings at home these days it's usually for Jane. ... Get-well wishes are expressed to Mrs. Walter Hanafeldt, sister of Mrs. George Georgeson, who is a patient at McNeal hospital in Oak Park. She will be there for several weeks and cards from friends would cheer her very much. Mrs. Una Tronsen had a wonderful Christmas holiday in Dallas, Texas, visiting he£ daughter, Orva, and her husband, Dean Allen. The Aliens are on TV and in show biz there. Another, Lake family "took in" the Royal Ballet during the holidays. . .the Walter Dean family rounded out a day of visiting in the city by seeing "Giselle", considered to be the greatest ballet masterpiece of the Romantic period. Rev. and Mrs. Wright and family enjoyed a long weekend visit from Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Olson,, of Muskegan, Mich., How Can I ? Q. How can I remove iron rust stains from my bathtub? ; A. If light, they can often be removed by rubbing with a cut lemon. For stubborn stains, use a five per cent solution of oxalic acid or a 10 per cent solution of hydrochloric acide. (NOTE: Both of these are poisons!) It is a good idea to wear rubber gloves when using these acids. After applying with cloth or paper toweling, rinse the tub thoroughly after a few seconds. Acids, if permitted to retrain, damage porcelain enamel. ; Q. What can I do when the base of a broken light bulb proves difficult to remove from the electric" socket? "A. You can solve this problem easily by forcing a large Cork into the protruding broken edges "of glass and wire, and then twisting. Q. How can I make a lumpfree plaster mixture? A. If you'll make a point of adding the plaster to the water, instead of adding the water to plaster, your final mixture will be free of lumps. Q. Have you any tips for painting walls more efficiently? A. Whenever painting a wall, start at the' top and work down, and cover a NARROW over New Year's. They were accompanied by their daughters. Corrine and Ada. CLARENCE'S SHOP SPECIAL 106% Aluminum Kedi-Hung COMBINATION DOORS SOQJQ can fit any door size ftO Do it Yourself . Full Triple Track Aluminum COMBINATION WINDOWS will install for small fee CLARENCE J. Johnsburg, 111. $ 1250 Phone EV. 5-4372 BEARING THE FACTS ^wnnouncina Honey Bear's COST SALE Doctor's Orders Honey Bear sadly in need of operation to be performed Feb. 1st. Convalesence Period - 2 months. "No Visitors Allowed" COST SALE begins Jan. 12th thru Jan. 31 On April 1st, Honey Bear will be "Raring to Go" with all new merchandise and will welcome all visitors. P.S. Country Kitchen (Gormet) and Country Cupboard (Candy & Bakery) will remain open throughout Honey Bear's convalescence. Special Luncheon will be served during the sale. HONE? Genoa City, Wisconsin KA* FARM strip from the ceiling to the floor at a time. If you attempt to paint too wide a strip, the paint will dry before yon get to your next strip and lap marks are liable to show. Q. How can .1 remove creases from velvet? A. The best way is to have one person hold the velvet tightly while another passes a warm flatiron over the wrong side. Then brush the nap again, and it'll look like new. Q. What can I do if a glass stopper has broken off in the neck of a bottle? A. Hold the neck"^of^the bottle in boiling water for a few minutes, then tap it gently with a wooden block. Q. How can I make a brick fireplace easier to keep clean? A. Give the front of these bricks a good coating of liquid >vax and it. will give them a slight gloss and comparatively smooth finish, filling the porous surface in which the dust usually accumulates. In this way, soot and dust are less likely to collect, knd any that does can be wiped off quickly. A small brush makes a handy applicator. Q. How can I repair some holes worn in my linoleum: A. Try filling with a paste made of shellac and finely ground cork. When the mixture has dried, sand it smooth, and paint to match the linoleum pattern. Q. How can I loosen and remove old paint on hinges, screws, or similar metal objects? A. By soaking these items in household ammonia for an hour or so. Q. How can I preserve the elasticity in the strings of a tennis racket. A. By robbing the strings with some petroleum jelly. SEEK CONSTRUCTION PERMIT The state Division of Waterways has announced receipt of an application by Gifford F. and Loretta R. Markeson for construction of a steel seawall on Boone creek, fronting lots in Millstream Park addition to the city of McHeniy, POPCORN POPUI>AR The popcorn grown in Illinois during 1960, estimated at 55,200,000 pounds, is 14 per cent larger than last year's. crop and over one fourth greater than the 10-year 1949-58 average. According to ,the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service, this year's crop is the fourth largest on record. It is the second largest in the U.S., trailing Indiana. The average price is $2.60 per cwt., compared with $2.50 last year. The 1960 popcorn crop is valued at $1,435,000, compared with last year's value of $1,- 208,000. Living within your income may be difficult, but without it would be worse. MEN! SPRING ZIPPER JACKETS .Well Made -- Lined Poplin -- $298 Remarkable Value! 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