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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-WED., JANUARY 13, Wonder Lake 653-9167 McOlbbon Family Enfoys Vacation In California- An exciting plane ride to Los Angeles was the beginning of a two week vacation for John McGibbon and his four children of Wooded Shores. Their first week included a trip to Disney­ land, which the kids thought was great, also Knotts Berry Farm and the Wax Museum as well as a reunion with John's two brothers who live in Los An­ geles. From there the family traveled up the coast to Se­ attle to visit two more of John's brothers and enjoy the pretty scenery. A very good time was had by all. BIBLE CHyRCH NEWS The Wonder Lake Bible church® is planning a pot-luck supper and meeting on Thurs­ day, Jan. 14, to discuss the sale of the remaining church bonds. On Feb. 10-13, the Lay In­ stitute for Evangelism, (LIFE), will be conducted by the Cam­ pus Crusade for Christ Inter­ national at the First Baptist church of McHenry and mem­ bers of the Wonder Lake Bi­ ble church will be participating in this event. Work on the new Wonder Lake Bible church, lo­ cated on the north end of the lake, is continuing through the winter months. The structure is now closed in and work is progressing on the inside. HOLIDAY VISITS The Eugene Maris family of By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remedy a car­ pet whose edges are fraying? A. With a fine twine, using a buttonhole stitch. When you have finished, color the twine with crayons in matching tones, and press with a hot iron. Ttiis usually makes a neat finish. Q. How can I prevent cream from curdling when it is poured over acid fruits or berries? By mixing a pinch of baking soda with the cream before pouring. Q. What can I do about some ugly white patches left on as­ phalt tile by spilled alcohol? A. TTiese will usually yield to a rubbing with a little baby oil or olive oil. Q. How can I add a com­ pensating flavor to my food when I am on a salt-free diet? A. Try usingTejnon juice in­ stead of salt. Q. How can I matanjqiy own good furniture polish? \V" A. Two tablespoons of olive oil, and one of vinegar, added to a quart of warm water makes a very good one. Keep this sol­ ution warm while using, it will wash off dirt and dust, and leave a light oil treatment on the wood. Rub dry with a clean, soft cloth. Q. What can I do about water stains on hardwood floors? A. Rub with a cloth dampen­ ed in turpentine or mineral spirits, using a circular mo­ tion while rubbing. Dry with a clean cloth. Q, How can I prevent a ham stored in the refrigerator from becoming mouldy? A. By brushing the ham light­ ly with vinegar. Q. Please suggest a good easy repair or filler for an unsightly crack in an article of furniture. A. Try pressing some bees­ wax carefully into the crack, then staining and varnishing. Q. How can I repair some deeply scratched woodwork? A. Try filling the scratches with a mixture of fine sawdust and spar varnish, and after this has hardened completely, smooth it down with fine sand­ paper. Q. How can I remove banana stains from fabrics? A. Cover the stains liberally with a paste made of fullers earth and water and, after this has dried, brush it off. ^ A. How can I remedy a sew­ ing machine needle that per­ sists annoyingly in catching fine fabrics? A. Run the needle a fewtimes through some steel wool. Q. How can I thicken fruit or berry pies, other than by use of cornstarch or flour? A. Try ^using a scant table­ spoon of quick-cooking tapioca., which not only adds flavor to the pie, but absorbs excess juices. » Q. How can I clean my foam rubber powder puffs? A. Try "washing" them with cold cream, instead of a de­ tergent. Not only is this an easier method, it will also make the puffs softer and fluffier. Q. How can I remove some tar stains from nylon hose? A. Rub some butter on the stains with a cloth until they disappear, then launder. MOW K'MOW GAME" CROOKEP new office/old friend It adds-up to'better service for you on all your auto, life, home and health insurance needs. Stop in and see for yourself. Granville Sornson 3104 W. Route 120 McHenry, III. Phone 385-1627 STATI FAIM I N S U R A N C E I 9j ^ STATE FARM Insurance Companies HomeOffices: Bloomington, I l l inois State Farm is all you need to know about insurance. If you don't know this man.. you should He'll rent you a r*w car cheaper than most people rent lawn mowers Rentals starting at From $4.00 per day and .044 per mile DAY WEEK MONTH YEAR Pinto to Squirt SPECIAL WEEKEND PRICES RENT-A-CAR DAVID PAGE CONLON-COLLINS FORD * (815) 459-8200 .xyatafLako, Illinois Oakwood Shores spent part of their holiday season with her parentSv' Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Bryant of Venice. They also traveled to Heyworth, where they visited with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Maris. Another highlight of their Christmas trip was an eve­ ning spent with Ward and Phyl­ lis Ehredt and family of Pitts- field, formerly of Wonder Lake, who were delighted to visit with some neighbors from "back home." SURPRISE PARTY * A group of friends and rel­ atives gathered Saturday night, Jan. 2, to surprise Jerry Draff- korn on hit birthday. The eve­ ning, which was planned to per­ fection by his wife, Betty, was filled witit party games, dancing and wall to wall laughter. The gifts Jerry received were both useful and ftinny. One particu­ lar gift, an informative book, was carefully reviewed throughout the evening by an interested friend. A delicious buffet of Italian beef sand­ wiches, baked beans and ma­ caroni salad was enjoyed by all. One guest summed up the whole party as she walked out the door: "Twas a slice of heaven?" NATIVITY LUTHERAN NEWS The Nativity Lutheran church will have its annual congrega­ tional meeting on Sunday, Jan. 17 at 11 a.m. Also on that day the Shepherders of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church of McHenry will sponsor a square dance at Edgebrook school, Mc­ Henry. All profits of this danfce will go to the rebuilding fund of Nativity Lutheran church of Wonder Lake. CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON Miss Lynn Raske entertained a few of her friends at a Christ­ mas luncheon on Dec. 31. At a table decorated with three Christmas trees, the girls, feasted on hot dogs, potato chips, ice cream and lots of so­ da. NEWLYWEDS 4 Our best wishes to newly- weds, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Real, who were married Dec. 19 In Christ the King church. The bride Is the former Cyn­ thia Anne Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. John­ son, 7624 Howe road, Wonder Lake, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Phil­ lip Real, Wilmette. The young couple will reside In Milwaukee, Wis., following a honeymoon trip to Florida. NEW ARRIVAL Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Oeffling, 5009 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, on the birth of their first child. James John, who weigh­ ed 7 lbs., 9 ozs., was born Dec. 31, in Memorial hospital; Woodstock. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baccla and paternal graiMfcarents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Oeffling, Sr., both of McHenry. MOURN LOCAL DEATHS Our condolences to the fam­ ily of Anthony Leman, Sr., 3405 E. Wonder Lake road, who died Sunday, Jan 3, In Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Survivors Include two-sons, Anthony Le­ man, Jr., and Gerhardt Kortas, Wonder Lake; and a daughter, Mrs. Frank (Ruth) Rodriguez, Concordia, Calif, Mrs. Rose Wlsniewsky, 4115 Westwood Drive, Wonder Lake, died Tuesday, Jan. 5, In Wan­ der Lake. Funeral Mass was, offered at Christ the Klngj church at 10 a.m. on Thurs­ day, Jan. 7. Our sympathy to her family. , One of Wonder Lake's old timers, Carl P. Otto«$ 7115 Chippewa Drive, died Tuesday, Jan. 5, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mr. Ottos on who Is survived by his widow, Elsie, was a summer resident erf Won­ der Lake for 30 years and moved" to the lake permanently 11 years ago. He will be missed by his many friends. lYou'll Find a Welcome at Filling Your Prescription Is the Most Important Thing We Do! Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 9 to 2:30 24" X 72 Carpet Runner «g.$1.99 CUSTOM BOUND ON ALL SIDES $J66 REG. 49c COFFEE MUGS CHOICE OF DESIGN | | B * i l | | | | VICKS 3VA OZ. 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