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PAGE 10. SECTION 2 - MCHENRY PLAIN DEALER - JANUARY 19, 1967 Wonder Lake Ne EVELYN RASKE PHONE 053-486* DEDICATE DON MICHELS DRIVE AT NATIVITY CHURCH More than 200 friends and relatives of the late Don Michels gathered at the Nativity Lutheran church of Wonder Lake Sunday, where fidlowing the 11 o'clock services the dedication for the Don Mifhels Drive was held. Due to the cold weather the dedication was held in the church. With many friends and relatives coming from McHenry, Johnsburg, and as far as Chicago, coffee and cake were served in the fellowship hall following the dedication. Don Michels Drive is the first road north of the church nnfl runs east off of Wonder T-akP Road to the improved parking area. Oat of Hospital . Alice Condren, a long time resident of Wonder Lake, has been released from the Holy Family hospital and is now at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Schell, 1440 Blackhawk, Mount Prospect. Mrs. Schell has extended an invitation to all of Alice's friends to drop in and chat with Alice. Anyone wishing to call Alice, may do so; her number L> 312-439-7482. Q. How can I add an extradelicious rich flavor to ground coffee? A. Try adding a teaspoonful of cocoa and mixing it with one pound of your ground coffee. Sad another trick for bringing out the flavor is to pot a speck of salt In the water when you are making the coffee. Salt will also relieve the blttr taste of coffee that has been cooked too long. Q. How can I soften up a stiffened chamois? A. Rinse She chaamolo in two qnapte of lukewarm water to which a teaspsB of olive oil has been added. If possible, dry It in fetnfi of am electric fan. Tfelo treatment will the chamois quite soft and nsalde again. Q. How can I keep my fingernail polish In prime condition? a A. If you keep yoar nail . polish In the i?©Mgai»- tor when yon are trying It, it wQl stay in better condition and can be used to the last' drop. . Q. What is a good means of making candles burn longer and with less dripping? A. Coat the candleo, all but the wick, with soapsuds, and they will last longer and burn with no smoMng .or dripping. Allow them to dry In iiek holdero before lightleg 6em. Caadiea will also bum more slowly and without dripping .If they have been stored In the refriger- Q. What is a quick and e a s y way t o b r i g h t e n a n d freshen my rugs? A. Put a' little turpentine In a bucket of hot water, dip a broom Soto this solution, and go over your rug with gentle strokes. This not only brightens your rugs, bat Is a good moth preventive, too. Q. How can I effect a home cleaning of some of my furs? A. Even wMfe fun be cleaned by rubbing cornmeal or warm, dry braa carefully Into them, and then, after working the cleanser In thoroughly, simply shaking the furs out. . Q. How can I get rid of those long -time staines in my bathtub caused by dripping faucets? A. A soap-filled steel wool pad used with scouring cleanser usually does the trick. Mild rust stains also may be removed with a' pumice stone. It leaves no scratches. A soft cloth, moistened • with kerosene, is also a good remover of rust from enamel sinks and toilet bowls. Q. How can I remove hardened sediment from the bottom of my iron? A. This will usually rub off easily and quickly with a soft cloth oatarated in vinegar. Many other such easy-to-do household hints are contained In my new household manual. Q. How can I make the job of cleaning ashtrays easier? A. To save dally washing at ashtrays, wax them. The ashes won't cling, odors won't Umgez, and disposable tissues Will r/Jpe them clean. Q. What can I do with mismates of hosiery whose mates have been discarded because of runs? A. Throw all these mismates Into boiling water, and they will all turn the same Greg's Big ' Day Greg Moore, son of Jack and Dorothea Moore, Wonder Woods, celebrated his seventh birthday, On hand to help Greg enjoy a beautifully decorated cake and iec cream were Kelly Lynch, Chris Slove, Scott Solare, Andy Schwebke, Janice Paulin, Mary Eising, Jorjann and Mary Noble, Billy Smith, Lori Johnson, Ken Schafer and Greg's little brother, David. Of all 'of Greg's gifts, the one that caught the attention of all the children was a baby long haired guinea pig, which Greg received from his older brother, Jack. Keeping with family tradition, Mr. Moore took movies of the party, and showed films of last t year's party. Many interesting and comical expressions were seen on the children's faces as they recognized themselves on the film. Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. S o 1 a re and Mrs. Slove stepped in from the cold and stayed for coffee and cake when they came to pick up their children. Ballerina) For Carolyn Carolyn Ehredt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ehredt, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her seventh birthday a little early this year. Although her birthday is Jan. 17, Carolyn and her friends celebrated on Saturday, Jan. 14. Carolyn's guests included Ann Walker, Margaret Ruggero, Kathleen Ahern, Caryn Hartmann, Kelly Fallaw, Nancy Gaub, Mary Weber, Debbie Maris, Julie Huff, ganrii and Shari Schau and Eddie Braddock. The theme of the party was pink ballerinas. A centerpiece of pink ballerinas adorned the table and a pink on pink cake was served with ice cream and pink p u n c h . C a r o l y n ' s b r o t h e r , Mark, supervised the games. To round off the day the Ehredts visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gulik of Rockford where supper was served in honor of both Mr. Gulick and Carolyn. Mefflsao 8nowmaa A big snowman cake caught the eye of all the little guests of Eddie Braddock as they arrived to help celebrate his fifth birthday. Games, hats favors, and the snowman cake were all i n t h e a f t e r n o o n ' s f u n f o r Kent Karpawich, Maria Warren, Chris and Cathy Cummings," Carolyn Ehredt, Julie Huff, Jerry and Lunn Raske, Norman Mathews, and Jim, David, and Jana Blume. Mr. and Mrs. JameS Blume helped Eddie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braddock of Oakwood Shores, with the chores. Marls' Visit St. Louis • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maris, and family, 3217 Eastwood Drive, visited with Mrs. Maris* mother in St. Louis. Donna's mother is recovering from surgery there. Proud Grandma Mrs. Eva Johnson became the proud grandmother of twin girls born to her daughter, Vicki Armstrong. Vicki is the wife of former Wonder Lake resident, Robert Armstrong/ Also sharing ifi the joy is B o b ' s A u n t , /m a r y L o u Hartog. / Klwanls News This was a busy week for the Wonder Lake Kiwanians. John Craig, Bill Cristy and Horace Wagner attended the McHenry Kiwanis Club. Saturday night was the installation of the 1967 officers at the. Lakeview Inn. The Club Officers will attend a division meeting at De Kalb hosted by the new Lt. Gov. Dean Lyman on Sunday, Jan. 22. Condolences Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Elmer Raske on the sudden death of her brother, Albert Pierce, of Round Lake. Uncle A1 was a friend to all and will be certainly missed by all. Inter-Faith Meeting Don't forget Friday, Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. is the interfaith meeting at Christ the King church. Parishioners of Nativity Lutheran and Ringwood Methodist will participate at this meeting. Refreshments will be served. All in this area is invited to attend. Touth Organization Dance The first event of the Wonder Lake Youth Organization proved a marvelous success as seventy teens from the neighboring commun i t i e s rocked to the misic of an orchestra. The dance, which was held in the hall of Christ the King church, is the first of a series of events planned by the Youth Council. The idea of the ' Council" is to provide sponsored activities geared to the taste of today's young people. The' council is composed of two representatives from each of the local schools. Janis Mendyke and Jim Ruggero from Marian, Colleen and Mike Duffy from Woodstock, and Cheri Mondek and Frank Mazzone from McHenry. In solliciting advice f r o m t h e t h r e e s c h o o l s t h e "Council" can better plan more popular activities. City of McfHENRY NOW has 975 Parking Spaces For Your Information Dear friends. In addition to a Social Security death benefit being payable to survivors, a widow at age 60 or over is entitled to other monies and assistance as a suvivor of a deceased Worker. Survivor's benefits are also payable to minor children, widowed mothers of dependent minors, and disabled children over agel8. Respectfully, PEIEiaJUSTEN & ftfcHonry, Illinois Ambulonc* Service 385-0063 gas room heaters make sense. Because they are readily installed in windows or outside walls. No chimney is needed; sealed combustion chamber- vents directly outdoors. Because DynaVent Gas Heaters exclusive forced warm air circulation system assures an even distribution of heat. r cr.es, cr.a bcs c a r r y a auaror.tee /ears X : a1! by Paul Powell Secretary of State example of how much distance it is necessary in order to pass. One such example is that to pass another auto going thirtylive miles an hour 1B the same as passing a string of eighteen cars parked bumper to bumper. For vdur copy of the "Rules of the Road" write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois. Although many motorists are not aware of it, a large portion of driving consists of passing other vehicles. Too often many motorists take it "as such a routine maneuver that they forget the important safe driving, rules they must heed when passing another vehicle. * A . good driver always remembers that before he passes another automobile he is sure that there is sufficient room safely to complete the move. Passing should always be CHURCH OUTING Forty-o n e members and friends of the Confirmation class Qf Shepherd Of The Hills Lutheran church enjoyed a swimming party and pizza party Saturday. The first hour and a half was spent at the church with their. Confirmation studies. The group then went to Fox Lake for their swim, ana returned to McHenry and for the pizza party. Adults accompanying the group were Don Fluger, Mrs. Frank Key, Mrs. Lloyd Duncan, Roger Burns, Wally Schultz, Robert Campbell and Pastor D. D. Johnson. --W1 TRADER . . . A y o u n g a m p h o r a s e l l e r p o s e s w i t h w a r e s recovered from the Aegean Sea. Greek authorities are considering efforts to protect sunken treasures. Objects shown here are of little value, yet depending upon age and condition, some amphorae may be worth $10,000. made on the left. Right hand passing is an open invitation to disaster. A careless motorist will attempt to cut back into his proper lane too quickly. Safety experts say the rule to follow in this instance, is do not turn back until the vehicle you have passed is clearly visible in your rear-view mirror. Some reckless motorists are so willing to risk their lives and lives of others, who may be in their autorSSbiles with them, that they will pass vehicles at locations where to do so is to invite a collision. Please read the following carefully. FOUR places where no passing should be attempted are on hills, on curves, at intersections and at railroad crossings. 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