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- y,.,-. (> 3eciion Two -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEAIJER Thursday# July 21# Rjhgwood News DELORES BRENNAN US4M8 VACATION wow m sK®teftfS * AT RINGW003J , r Vacation church-fechdol is now in session for the first week. It is very rewarding to see these youngsters - so interested. rr^V4 . Rev. Anderson TCTs laeen named to a steering ^«£>)inftftittee for the formation of a cotjnty council of churches. He will represent the Methodist participation. The past two or 4hree weeks have been very enjoyable for several of the tyoung people. They have bigen s attending church camp at -Wt'sley. Woods at Lake Geneva, Wis., or at Reynoldswood neafc-Dixon. Birthdays Comiftp Up Mike Hogan, Ruth Harrison and Roy W. Dodd share July 25 as their natal days. Happy birthday to them, and to Mrs. J. C. Pearson , on the 26th. Best birthday wishes' to Althea Walkington and^- Buelah Kick, who share Juljp28 fpr their birthday. ^ - - - - Anniversary wishes are extended to Ralph and Buelah Kick who celebrate 8 years of wedded togethe;m©s& • ; I missed an anniversary last week. It was ' happy anniver- UNICO MARK "*S • The Preen ium Quality Tire for Modern Cars From your ;ary wishes for John and wlara Klapperich on July 13. Congratulations to all, and to those I ljiissed as well. Around Town John Winston has received vvord that he has been accepted to attend college in Dalifcfrnia in the fall. Congratulations to you, John. Mrs. Merle Wiedrich and Jim Milligan called? on their Grandmother, Mrs. Fred Wiedricji, Sr., on Friday. Anna Winston returned home on Saturday after spending a very enjoyable week at Camp in Williams Bay, Wis. Fourteen ladies from here attended the W.S.C.S. meeting on Wednesday, which was held in the horn? of Mrs. Blanche Howe, near Richmond, Miss Ida Mae Walkington who is in Nurses Training at Madison, spent the weekend with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkington. Mrs. L. E. Hawley was honored at a birthday dinner held for her in the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Reinwall, art Mc- Henry, on Sunday. Mr. Hawley was present also. Janice Denwood of LaGrange was a guest in the Walkington home on Saturday and Sunday. She was honored at a bridal shower in the Walkington home on Sunday. She was presented with many lovely and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hawley of Fox River Grove were callers in the L. E. Hawley home on Sunday. Arthur Peet is visiting in the home of Marion and Alice Peet. He also called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Friday afternoon. Emily Ortlfeb, Mary Ann and Pat Klapperich returned back to Ringwood last we^k after spending the past ten days touring thru the mid-Western states, especially Colorado. They reported hot weather the last fews days of their vacation, as we did here. The girls stopped in Iowa to visit with relatives on their way out. The column is shortened once again. I think the heat is driving most people in front of the fan; so no news. See you next week. How Can I? Q. Can you suggest a handy homemade cement for broken dishes? A. One simple, but effective; cement is concocted just by melting powdered alum in a spoon over a glass flame, then, while still soft, rubbing the melted alum over the edv<es ot the. two pieces you want to stick together, and keep them pressed .together .until .dry. Dishes mended in this way can safely be washed in hot water, too. Q. How can I quickly and easily remove the gummy residue left on my skin or any other surface by adhesive tape? A. With eifher fingernail polish remover or cleaning fluid. Q. How can I;, remedy hard and lumpy sugar? A. By putting it into a covered receptacle in the refrigerator for a few days. This will soften it. Q. How can I scale fish more easily? A. Place the fish in a large pan and pour boiling Water over it, then remove from the hot water quickly and drop into cold water. The scales can then usually be scraped off easily with a kitchen knife or by rubbing. Sometimes just the rubbing of vinegar all over the fish beforehand will make for easier scaling. Q. How can I improve the appearance of my French toast ? A .Your French toast will have a nice brown appearance if ^-teaspoon of sugar is beaten with each egg into which the slices of bread are dipped for frying. Add a little milk also to the dipping solution. Q. How can I cut glass easier and straighter with my glasscutter? A. After wiping clean the path of your cutter on the glass, paint this line with turpentine or any thin oil. Q. How can I prevent rust from forming " c i; my outdoor furniture? A. By keeping the furniture well painted, you'll stave off rust. If you're starting from scratch, coat the i ron first with red lead or aluminum paint, after first removing every trace of rust with a wire brush, steel wool, or emery cloth. If you leave any rust on the iron under the paint, it will go on spreading. Apply two or three coats of ornamental paint. DAIRY JUDGING TEAM IN COUNTY HAS TOP RATING Power FStm-sr... Jim's FS Service 4002 W. Waukegan Rd. McHew^, 111. PHONE- 385-2640 DEVASTATING WKKWORMS Sod webworms are particularly devastating at this time of year, according to Robert M. Schneider, director of Illinois Department of Agriculture. Sod webworms clip the blades of grass just above the sod or ground, leaving grass stubble and large brown spots that appear when the larvae are numerous. The adult webworm moth is buff colored and has a wing span of about an inch. When the moth is at rest it wraps its wings about the body in a tubular shape. rating in the recent state 4-H judging team earned an "A" rating in the recent state -4H judging contest in Urbana. Members of the team were Allen Harrison, Mickey Luth, Judy Rich, Gordon Schmitt, Terry Schmitt, and Bud Stilling. The high score for McHenry county was Bud Stilling of the Go-Get ters 4-H club. George Daigh, state 4-H specialist, says that nearly 1,100 4-H'ers from ninety eounties to6k part in ..this year's contest. The members judged livestock, poultry, dairy and vegetable classes. County teams and individuals were ranked in three groups. A leifm ribbon was given to counties with Class A and B judging teams. Ribbons were awarded to individuals placing in Classes A and B. Medals will be awarded to members taking part in the national contest later this year. Illinois will be represented in national contests in all four divisions of the state contest by teams made up of three individuals and an alternate. The four team members in each contest are selected from the "A" group in the state contest by means of invitational contests held later in the year. ATTEND CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY ALUMINUM SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof > . Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "30" Siding with the DuPont Finish 30 Year Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors & Awmliags t McHenry Mbdow & Awning Co. 8318 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, tflC' PHONE 885-1180 •TiNER SERVICE Shop In McHenry * ** ********* + ^OIICdI L. THO^ ^ General Insurance . • Life • Auto * • Hedth i * Casus 3812 W. ELM ST. -- McHENRY ^ PHONE 815-385-1066 k. 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