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Pag» THE WcBERBT PLAINDEALER Hftfrsfta?. jferiUfc 19B1 For High School Board Donald C. Howard, a lifetime resident of McHenry, Seeks re-election to the board in High School District 156. jfete has served on the board for the past nine years, the last four as secretary. Mr. Howard, manager of Gem Cleaners on Elm street, is a graduate of the McHenry high school and the National Institute of Dry Cleaning. For the past four years, he has served as police magistrate in the city. He is past governor of the Moose lodge and also holds memberships in the Knights of Columbus and Foresters. Mr. Howard and his wife, Vivian, have two sons, Ronald, who has graduated from high school, and Terry, who now ttends high school. Carl J. Neiss of 17 Hillcrest Place,, Hiller's subdivision, .JHcHenry, is a candidate for a seat on the board of McHenry High School District 156. He is a life- r Slme resident of the area. Mr. Neiss is a graduate of the Mo- Henry Community high school and is [. peeking office on the board for the first t time. • v He is married to the former Diane ^ Jpreund. They have two children, Randy, 's and Monica, 4. Mr. Neiss is an employee of the Public Service Co. A candidate for the high school board of education is •-JL Ralph Bennett of 427 Riverside Drive, McHenry. He is a "thirty-year resident of the community and operates his own business, McHenry Heating and Air Conditioning. Mr. Bennett received his education in' the Rockford grade and high schools before moving to McHenry. He has served for a number of years on the board of District 156 and has :$>een president for the past several years. Among his many other activities, he lias been an officer of the McHenry hospital board and a member of the Johns- 3&urg Community club, swimming pool -board and McHenry county chairman for the University of Illinois. Mr. Bennett and his wife, the former Dorothy Marshall, have four children, Ralph, 25, Zelinda, 20, Christopher, 16 and -Jereniy, 12. For Grade School Board Mrs. M. Lois Peterson of Rt. 1, McHenry, seeks reelection to the board in Grade District 15, an office she has held for the past three years. Mrs. Peterson, a high school graduate, has been a member of the community for the past fifteen years. During this time she has been active in the PTA for ten years and is a charter member. Two years she served as secretary and for two years was president. She has engaged in youth work in her church and is secretary of the Eastern McHenry County Plan association. Mrs. Peterson and her husband, Charles R. Peterson, have three daughters, Virginia, a junior, and Valerie, a .freshman, in high school, and Vicki, who is in kindergarten. Albert R. Kissling of 610 Allen Avenue McHenry, is a "Candidate for membership on the board of Consolidated district 15. i; Mr. Kissling has conducted his busr$ iess, the Koehr Supply Co., on Crystal Xake road, for three years. He has Resided locally for the past two years. He iS a graduate of Heidelberg college, Tiffin, Ohio, in business administration and attended the University of -Cincinnati and Elmhurst college, as well lis various specialists' schools while in the Army. Mr. Kissling seeks office on the school •board for the first time this year. He has served as a member of the Elmhurst .Memorial hospital board. Other memberships include the 3WcHenry Rotary club and the Masonic lodge and shrine. Mr. and Mrs. Kissling have two children, Bert, 15, a Jtigh school sophomore, and Becky, 1^ in seventh grade. Thomas Lawson of 409 W. John street, a lifetime resident of McHenry, seeks the office of school board "||iember in Grade School District No. 15. He is a graduate of McHenry high school with the class of 1945 and seeks a board position for the first time this year. Mr. Lawson is a member of the American Legion and the Knights of Columbus and is a Boy Scout adviser. He is presently employed as a rural mail carrier on Rt. 8, McHenry. Thomas and Ruth Josephine Lawson have six children, including two sets of twins. They are Nancy and Linda, 10, in fifth grade at Landmark school; Janet, -A. .. 8, a second grader at St. Patrick's school, 35avid and Diana, 5, and Donna, 2. Lilymoor ASK: RESIDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN CLEAN-UP DAYS Shirley S&nierr EV. 5-2645 This Saturday and Sunday, April 8 and 9, are the two days for cleaning up ?in Lilymoor. Remember all trash that is to be picked up is to be in cartons or garbage cans. The following Wednesday, April 15. the disposal service will pick it up. If the weather isn't right for the clean-up it will take place the following weekend. Saturday* and Sunday, April 15 and 16. 11 I have received many. compliments on how well everyone is cleaning up the lots and roadways in Lily moor. It makes a person feel proud to live in Lilymoor when you hear compliments like that. Keep up the good^work, Lilymoor. 11, is the monthly meeting of the Lilymoor association, time 8 p.m., place, white schoolhouse. See you at the meeting Tuesday. ^ Henry Nell, Jr., of 666 N. Court street, McHenry, is his first bid for a seat on the board in Grade School ffSfrict 15. He has always made his home in this community. Mr. Nell graduated in 1945 from the local high school and later served in the Navy in World War II. His employment is in construction work. He is a member of the American Legion, the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Order of Foresters. Mr. Nell is married to the former 1 Elaine Schaefer of McHenry. They have ; three children, Cindy, 11, Jessica, 8, and Beth, 4. Association News This coming,, Tuesday, April Home from Hospital Mrs. Ettie Zundel returned home from the Ravenswood hospital Saturday, March 25. after having surgery. We're all hoping you are well on the road to recovery, Mrs. Zundel. Thursdays from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m., and Saturdays from 1:30 p.m.' till 4:30 p.m. "it will be open Thursday evenings from 7 p.m. 'till 9 p.m. BOBBY I am sorry I left out two ladies who attended the baby shower Tuesday, March 21. They are Audrey Pinkonsly of McHenry and Babe Hainzinger of Chicago, How Can I ? Sister-in-Law Passed Away Our deepest sympathy goes to the Schueler family on the sudden death of their sister-inlaw, Mrs. Elaine Schueler, of Lakemoor. Elaine passed aw&y- Saturday, March 25. Birthday Greetings go to Master Bob LoPresti, Jr. Little Bob will be a great big one year old Monday, April 10. • Additional HourK The library will be opeh an additional day and hours. Besides Tuesday, Wednesday and More News Hillard Hainzinger of Chicago was out to visft his wife, Babe, and Lawrence and Shirley Schuerr and family. The climate of New .Mexico varies from that of the Hudson Bay region to that of the? tropical Gulf Coast, due to elevation differences. The present city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, was founded by Spanish colonists in 1610 or ten years before the Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic. Q. What can I do to prevent the annoyance of stoppage in my kitchen drainpipe? A. First of all, avoid letting any of your greases go down the drain. These build up in the pipe and congeal in time. It's a good idea always to run piping hot water down your drain for a few minutes after your dishwashings. Another good preventive is to give your drain the lye treatment every six months or so. Q. Just what are the colors that seem to make a room look larger, and also the colors that make a room appear smaller? A. Colors that seem to increase the size of a room are peach, pale pink, beige, yellow, or white.' Colors that seem to shrink a room are hues of terra cotta, cocoa, rose, red, oielephant gray. Q. How can I make my own liquid hair shampoo? A. • Shave a bar of good castile soap into One pint of water, allow this to simmer oyer a fire until the soap is entirely dlss<rived. How can I cope with a stubborn screw-type jar lid? A. ' First, tap the edges "of the lid to "spring it" a little. If the lid still refuses to budge, wrap a big rubber band, adhesive or friction tape around the lid, or hold a piece of sandpaper over the top, then twist* The added friction you get should do the trick. Q. How can I produce my OWTI "bomemad e" cream rouge? A. Scrape the unusable ends of your old lipsticks into a small jar. Add a small amount of cold cream, and melt on an asbestos mat over a; low flame -- and presto, a good rouge! Q. Have you any suggestions for restringing necklaces in the interest of greater strength? A. If you'll restring your necklaces with fishing line, you'll eliminate, worries over possible future breakage. * Q. What can I dp about removing the lime deposit, hardwater scales, and discolorations from the insides of aluminum vessels, which have been produced by the constant boiling of water? ^ A. One good method if^to boil vinegar In the vessels. Another is to cut up raw lemon, put It Into the vessel with water, and boil for 15 minutes before scouring it. Still another approach is to boll rhubarb in the discolored pot. Q. How can I make putty? A. By mixing linseed " oil with sifted whiting to the proper consistency. _ Q. How can I keep sausa*s from shriveling in the frying pan? A. utes Boll them for a few minbefore frying and they will hot shrink. 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