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Fag* Sixteen THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 13; 1963 Johnsburg HOLD RECEPTION SUNDAY HONORING FATHER DORDING Bntty Hettermani How Can I ? Otting acquainted with his new parish will be'made easier for Father John Dordin^ next Sunday afternoon. A reception in his honor will be held in the community club hall from 5 to 5 p.m. This will enable Father to come in cotitnrt , with his parishioners much faster. Ail members of St. John's church are invited to participate in the reception' nexi Sunday afternoon. Refreshments will be served by the committee in charge. New Blossom The family tree of Lowell ahd Donna Anderson blossomed out when they welcomed a daughter on June 3. Dawn Marie arrived at St. Theiese's hospital weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz This young lady has n throe year old brother, Scott. Lowell's grandmother is keeping a watchful eye on the whole family until Donna regains her strength. Congratulations and best wishes to Dawn's parenls and grandparents. On The Mend Young Roger Pechous jus) got out after being "cooped up" with the chicken pox and mumps. Now his two listers, Pam and Sherry, are having their turn with the chicken pox. Oh happy day for Mom! We were all most happy to hear th&t Mrs. Joe E. Freund came through her surgery with flying colors. If everything goes as planned, she shou'd be home by .the time this crtmes to print. We all hopr this is the end of her troubles. A little bird told me Mike Roberts is laid up with a bail case of measles. Just take il easy Mike and you will soon be out playing real soon. Billy La Fontaine enlered St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin last Sunday. He underwent surgery on his log once again. This fellow has been in and out of the hospital and in a cast for almost three years now. There is high hopes for the end of all of this by nexi September. We all join in hoping this is true and Billy is back on two good legs again. It.V Anne Avhlfy (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley in care of W. L. Gordon Features, 9th floor,: Resor building, 37 W. Seventh street. Cincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped self-addressed envelope.) Graduation Celebration** Close to fifty persons were in our home last Tuesday evening to celebrate a double graduation. Ted Stilling received his diploma from eighth grade in St. John's school while his brother, Ken, graduated from Marian Central high. The bad weather threatened for awhile but we managed to eat outdoors. Bonnie Oeffling and Diane Oeffling shared a double celebration also when both girls graduated from St. John's on June 2. 'Mr. and Mrs. "Pete" Peterson hosted a large gathering for son, Bill, who graduated from the McHenry high school last Thursday. Bill wasfaward- ®d a scholarship and wi'l attend Carthage College in Ken >sha next fall. • Mrs. Anna Guy^er attended the graduation of her grandson, Bob Guyser, from a military academy in Delal'ield. Wis., last Sunday. She was so proud of Bob, who was in full dress uniform and a platoon leader. Eddie Ray, an v.ncle, of Prairie du Cliien and Krs. Katie Guzzardo and Hilda Connell also attended the exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry ITcttermann and daughter, Sandy, and Kathy Hettermann attended the graduation ce'ebration of Sandy's friend Dick and his sister in Woodstock last Saturday evening. Forester Meeting The regular monthly meet in:;; of the lady Foresters will be held next Tuesday. June IS. at 8 p.m. in the community club hall. At this time initiation of new members will be held. Committee for this evening includes Mn.bel Smith. Barbara Freund. Charlene Freund, Ardella Conway. Patricia Klein, Dorothy Adams Phyllis Kalemba and Elaine Schmaling. Car Wash Next Saturday bo'rirmirv; at 10 a.m. and continuing through the day, the boy Foresters will hold a car wash. This will take place on the community club grounds. Be sure to help these boys make this a success and bring your car down for a thorough cleaning. These lads promise a good job. Q. How can I prevent leathercovered furniture from drying out and cracking? A. Rub it occasionally (oner or twice a year) with cantor oil, nrat'H-leathers, use a white conditioner or wliltt- petroleum jelly, since most oils tend to darken leather. After rubbing the oil well in with your fingertip* or wltli a elean, soft cloth, wipe off every trace with another eloth. If urilng neat'nfoot oil, remember that, while It Ih an excellent leather conditioner, it leave* a dull, rather than glossy, finish. Q. How can I improvise some cream of tarter when one of my cake recipes calls for it and 1 don't have the real thing on hand? A. A good substitute for cream of tartar IH buttermilk. candles on his birthday cake come June 27. Best wishes to all! Bells Are Ringing Wedding bells that is! Yes, and they rang loud and clear for the former Donna De Mar of McCullom Lake and George Dicdrich last Saturday. The young couple exchanged vows in St. Mary's church at the 11:30 Mass. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Deidrich. Her folks, the Joe De Mais, reside in McCullom Lake. Happiness in the years ahead to the newly weds! Attends Baptism Our family, Jim, Jay, Karen, Ted and myself along with Mrs. Tom Keenan, Mrs. Herman Dowe, Sherry Dowe and her boy friend, Ron, were in Urbana last Sunday. We were "uests for dinner in the home of Don and Betty Dowe. The Dowes' baby Marsha Leigh, was baptized at 1:30 that afternoon. Joan Keenan and Ted Stilling were sponsors for the infant. Betty Dowe was godmother for Ted fourteen years ago and now he is godfather to her daughter. Named On Conference All-Stars Our young men made sport news once again! The pictures of Lloyd Smith Ted Freund and John HiHer appeared in last week's paper when they were chosen as members of the all-conference baseball team of 1963. Good Luck, Boys! Temporarily Inactive Bob Hiller who is playing ball with a farm team near Tampa, Fla., is laid up for awhile. He was spiked on the hand recently. We hope this is the end of his injuries and every thing in his future is brighter. Men To Meet The men Foresters will meet tonight Thursday at 8:30 p.m. n the community club ha'l. So long for another week! Keep the phone ringing! If the buttermilk Is not sour enough, add a little vinegar. Q. How can 1 make wallpaper washable? A. Go over the wallpapci first with sizing, then with a clear shellac. After this, a damp cloth will clean It easily. Q. What is a good way to prevent moths in stored clothing or furniture? A. Bend art ordinary straight pin to form a hook, heat thr pinhcad, and Insert It into n moth ball. When cool, It will be cemented in place. Then hook the moth ball Into thr clothing or attach It to the furniture to be stored. Q. How can I cure the curling corners of one of my rugs? A. You can bring these recalcitrant corners down into place by pressing both back and front of the rug with a hot iron and a damp cloth, or by soaking the corner In cold water and drying It between thick layer# of newspaper under pressure. Q. What is a recommended way to clean wicker furniture A. By scrubbing with a noltoo- hard brush and lukewarm soapy water. To rinse it, put the furniture out on the lawn and turn the hose on it. Q. How can I make a fille for repairing cracks in a paii of old wooden buggy wheels I wish to erect as a yard decoration? A. Mix flour with enough brown shellac to make a paste Hull the filler on the wood, an after It has dried completely sandpaper the surface and th« rub with a soft eloth that ha* been dampened with a little oil and then shellac. Q. How can I make a goo i job of cleaning some of my copper utensils? A. Mix a cupful of flour and a tablespoon of salt to a past* with vinegar, then rub this over your copper article with a soft cloth, and follow by polishing with a bit of flannel or chamois. Q. How can I remove fresh perfume stains from my dressing table? A. Applyycold cream as soon as the perfume is spilled, then wipe clean with some facial tissues. Q. How can I improvise coconut when I have run out of the real thing? A. Try using some grated raw potato as a substitute coconut. This usually work!, out real well. Q. Can you suggest an easy and inexpensive way to clean a carpet and restore its brightness ? A. A good way is to mix a half-pint of turpentine with a quart of hot water. Dip a brush Into this mixture, and go over your carpet once or twice. Be sure, however, not to get your carpet too wet. Gerard Brennan Serves On Council Among ten Chicago area men newly elected to the execu tive board of the Midwest Community council for tin coming fiscal year is Geran' J. Brennan of 2112 W. Church street, McHenry. The council is a non-profit non-political civic planning and action organization attempting to improve and re-develop thr Chicago West side area. The council is especially active in the areas of better job opportunities, improved housing and home financing, leadership training, better health facilities, etc. JRNPIKC Congratulations Corner Belated anniversary wishes to A1 and Lu Oeffling on Jun& 5. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams will be celebrating 40 years of togetherness on June 13. .Happy birthday wishes 1o Mike Roberts who will be six on June 25 and to his grandfather, George Michels, who has a birthday on June 2l>. 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