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PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1973 Assets Of Savings-Loan Firm Reach $15 Million Total assests of McHenry Savings and Loan association reached a new high of $16,200,00 at the end of. 1972, it was reported at the S&L's annual shareholders' meeting. The increase of more than $3,000,000 according to Charles M.Adams, McHenry Savings' president, represented a growth of 22 percent last year. Savings alone were up 26 percent. Adams said the S&L'sgrowth was mainly due to a larger participation by savers throughout McHenry county and western Lake county. He further attributed the increase to the association's maximum interest rates of as much as 6 percent per annum on two-year $5,000 certificates of deposit. Adams was re-elected president and Virginia Aalto secretary at the annual meeting. George M.Freurtfl was elected vice-president, and Frederick C. Cappetta was named to a newly created office of assistant secretary. All present directors of McHenry Savings were re­ elected. They are Robert C. Winkle, Cappetta, Freund, Alfred D. Goebbert, Jr., G. Dale Pate, Frank A. Rakouska, Leonard A- Schultz and Charles Weingart. Winkle continues as board chairman. McHenry Savings and Loan association is located at 1209 North Green street, just south of Routes 31 and 120 in McHenry. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Hard work is probably a good thing for mankind, but there are many people who want very little of the good thing. Association Regular Meeting Planned Feb. 13 The next regular meeting is scheduled for Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. To those of you who are new to this area, our meetings are held at 319 N. Glenwood avenue. You are cordially invited to attend these meetings to hear what is happening in the community and how you can take part in things that concern you. If you haven't paid any portion of your '73 dues, you may do so at this meeting. PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES If you are planning to be one for the Village of Lakemoor, time is running out for you to file your certificate of nomination. Feb. 12 is the last day for filing with the Village Clerk, Pat Morrison. If you have already filed and for some reason you wish to withdraw you have until Feb. 17 to do so. BUS STOP VIOLENCE * Do any of you parents of small children ever hear of the activities going on when the children gather to wait for the school bus. There are fights, small children are picked on, are abused by bigger ones. Some morning soon walk to your child's bus stop unex­ pectedly and watch. You may be surprised or shocked by what you see. BIRTHDAY WISHES Go out to Betty Johnson and E. Robert Betancourt on Feb. 4, to Gayle Garn on Feb. 7, to Roy Tobey on Feb. 10, and to Phyllis |TtH(K»YCAI»SOU>| CHARCOAL ^rfected, f WHISKEY • aged 10 yj:a*s ; 10 YEAR OLD J.W. DANT WHISKEY 98 Fifth Q.T. LIGHT WHISKEY GOLD or WHITE MONTEZUMA TEQUILA 3 79 Mentor *coru. NEW LOCATION 4610 W. ROUTE 120 GUCKENHIEMER WHISKEY £ 6 9 Vi Gallon or 2 Quarts HOUSE OF STUART SCOTCH 49 V2 Gallon Zabroski on the eleventh. Here's hoping all of you enjoy your day very much, and may you celebrate many, many more. ' See you next week. How Can I? CCT3XXXIXIXXIXI*iju!JU!X By Anne Ashley Q. How can I clean some unwashable leather gloves? A. By soaking a flannel in milk, rubbing on a cake of soap, then rubbing the gloves vigorously with this. Q. How can I add extra flavor to my whipped cream? A. Try putting a scoop of ice cream into your cream before you whip it, and this will not only add flavors but will keep the cream chillwl as you whip it. Q. How can I remove some fingermarks from wallpaper? A. Try the "poultice" method. Dampen the area on the wall with a little cold water, then dust it with a little fullers' earth. After a few minutes, when the absorbent has dried, brush it off, and chances are you will also brush off the stains. Q. How can I repair the stitching of some moccasins? A Pick up the broken threads, then sew with heavy cotton or linen thread coated with beeswax, threading this through the old holes. Q. How can I deal with some light scratches on furniture? A. Many minor scratches can be eradicated just by use of a little light machine oil. Q. Is it possible or feasible to lay new concrete successfully over old concrete? Yes...being sure that you get the old surface perfectly clean with soap and water and have it thoroughly wet when you apply your new concrete. Q. How can I remove tomato juice or catsup stains from fabrics? A. First sponge them thoroughly to dissolve any solid particles. Then work some glycerin into the stains, and wash or sponge with soap and water. Then finish off with a good rinsing. Q. How can I repair broken marble? A. First, if the edges are MAXINE WYMORE NEW POST -- Maxine Wymore, superintendent of the McHenry County Department of Public Aid, has been ap­ pointed Legislative Chairman of the Public Adult and Con­ tinuing Educators association of Illinois. She will serve on the State P.A.C.E., Board as well as inform the membership on current state and federal legislation on adult education. dirty, wash them and let dry thoroughly. Then apply some epoxy glue to one edge and press the broken parts together for at least twenty-four hours. Q. How can I deal with some ugly white patches left on asphalt tile by spilled alcohol? A. These will usually yield to a rubbing with a little bably oil. Q. How can I, when making a long solder seam, confine my solder to a nice, neat, narrow band? A. If you'll border the seam you are going to make with some wax crayon marks, your solder will not adhere to the crayon. And, unless too much is used, it will not flow beyond the crayon mark. Q. How can I remove chocolate stains from fabrics? A. Try applying a paste made of cold water and borax. Q. How can I treat tarnished brass? A. You can usually do a fine job of removing tarnish or corrosion by rubbing over the metal with a lemon rind that has been dipped in salt. EXTRA DRY GIN OR VODKA CROSSWORD PUZZLE Quart Fifth K I N G S I Z E N C H THE WORLD IS OUR WINE CELLAR Choose From Our Huge Selection Of The World's Finest Imported or Domestic Wines Imported From Spain Juan Herandex Vintage -- Burgundy Rose Chablis Sauterne Great Wines For Any Occasions or From Germany Silberne or Diamant Krone Vintage 1970-1971 Liebfaumilch a a c Moselblumchen WINE NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE BARS 4 King Size 99 COKE BLATZ BEER 24 12 0, Btls. 9 MILLER BEER 12 Oz. Can ACROSS 1. Covenant 5. Rider Haggard novel 8. South African plant 9. Bandy words, informally 13. Rake 14. Unwilling 15. Hostelry 16. Mine shipment 17. King of Judah 18. Pioneer 20. King Cole 21. Feat 22. Comic sketch 23. Tiber tributary 25. 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