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PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRI., DECEMBER 4, 1970 JS»S* * -«v*.>».»• J5»>jMa».̂ . ' *"•» ! • ̂ C' NV-^.v «*•¥& it ; Goodwill To McHenry "A chance for the physically handicapped in this area to earn their own way and to gain self- respect depends directly upon public sifiport in the form of usable household article dona­ tions/' A. Soldwish, commun­ ity relations director of the local Goodwill Industries, said this week. For information about Good­ will, contact your local repre­ sentative, Mrs. (Agnes) Adams. The truck will be in McHenry Friday, Dec. 11, to collect dis­ cards. Oily Goodwill drivers collect discards for the agency, and the public is sometimes confronted with misrepresenta­ tion. Goodwill is not affiliated with any other agency. Training, employment and re­ habilitation services to all types of handicapped people are of­ fered through Goodwill Indus­ tries. The donations of usable household articles are recon­ ditioned as part of the train- ins problem and thep sold at nominal prices in Goodwills retail stares. Store sales make pay checks possible for the handicapped and convert them from tax users into taxpayers. GETTING READY . . . Pfc Walter Slay, Hot Springs, Ark., a U.S. Army safety diver with the Tektite 11 underwater re­ search program, readies the divin? bell for a trip to the ocean floor. The bell is used .to transfer the scientists-aquanauts from their underwater habitat to the decompression chamber. After a completed mission, the aquanauts must remain in the decom­ pression chamber, at right, for 26 hours before resuming activity on land. SERVICE FOR CENTER -- Vern Perry's mu­ sicians have marked their third year of pro­ viding dance music and entertainemtn for client events of the Pioneer center, McCullom Lake. Social adjustments are as necessary a part of the training for clients as the work expei.'snce. Members who offered their services include, from left, Dave Goshen, drummer; Pearl Perry, bass; Tom Miller, trumpet; Joe Motyl, piano; and Vern Perry, saxophone. The dances are pre­ sented with the cooperation of the Musician Performance Trust - Elgin Federation of Mu­ sicians, Local 48. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Pres. McKinley, when his mother was very ill, in 1897, kept a special train standing by, under full steam, 24 hours per day, in event of a turn for the worse. Our word BUMBLEBEE comes from Middle Qigligh word bumblen, to buzz. '!>• CLEAN-UP PROGRAM -- Girl Scouts April Pritchard and Donna Frisby of Troop 400, McHenry, found fun in providing a service jto "heir community recently when they employed a few of their many talents to clean up the debris along Riverside drive, from Johnsburg to the city limits of McHenry. Start­ ing at 9 a.m. they could be seen picking up trash throughout the morning. The girls hope to make the public aware of the improved appearance of the countryside, with the idea that they will think twice before future litter­ ing. Mrs. Alice Bieschke, Scout leader, super­ vised the activities of Donna and April andthree others who assisted, Debbie Schabow, Mary Johnson and Tammie Bieschke. PLAINDEALER PHOTO How Can I? uj mine Asniey Q. How can I clean a greasy concrete floor? w; Scatter some trisodium phosphate thickly over the floor, tint sprinkle on just enough wa­ ter to dissolve the chemical. Lft remain an hour or so, pthen scrub the floor with water. *Ifc#ome stain still remains after one such treatment, keep repeating until success is yours. Q. How can I prevent skil­ lets, waffle irons, and grid­ dles from sticking? 5 A. Wash them out and, af­ ter drying, sprinkle salt into them and put in a warm oven. After heating, dust out the salt and return the utensils to their shelves. The next foods cooked in them will come out easily. Q. When I am using a ruler on a glass surface, how can I prevent its slipping around on the glass? A. By rubbing the underside of the ruler with a cake of laundry soap. Q. How can I dry matches that refuse to strike because of dampness? A. Rub them back and forth in the bristles of a clothes brush. Q. When packing bottles fill­ ed with liquids into my lug­ gage for a trip, how can I insure their being leak-proof? A. By dipping the corked ends of the bottles into melted par­ affin. Q. How can I prevent the crust of a meat pie from absorbing the gravy? A. Gravy will not soak through the lower crust of your meat pie if you'll brush*some white of egg over the crust. Q. How can I remove grease spots from hardwood floors? •A. First, scrub the spots with very hot water. Then drop or­ dinary peroxide of hydrogen on the spots, and after this has dried, in most cases the stains will have vanished. Q. How can Iperk up life less- looking cloth artificial flow­ ers? A. By dunking them into a starch solution. You might add cake coloring or dye to the starch, and after dipping them, hang the flowers head-down to dry. Q. What is a remover of var­ nish stains on clothing? A. Turpentine or mineral spirits. Q. How can I clean white sweaters at home without wash­ ing? A. Rub a mixture of one part salt to two parts cornmeal into the sweaters, let stand over­ night, then brush out thorough­ ly. -Q. How can I prevent dnrk clothes from streaking when I starch them? A. Try adding a little liquid coffee to your starch. The NEW WIDE "500 FOR DEPENDABLE CAR SERVICE C O U P O N O F F E R --I REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS ! AND INSTALL NEW SEALS j ST IM We'll repack ru'tr end inner bearing. Disc brakes excluded C O U P O N O F F E R I Front End Alignment I Most American Cars. Excluding Some Luxury Car. 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