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Relatioi YQU ARE INVITED.. . PLAN CLASS REUNION Graduates of the McHenry high school class of 1963 are reminded that plans are being made for a ten-year reunion. Questionnaires which have not yet been returned should be sent in as soon as possible so that information may be in­ cluded in the class booklet. Anyone who has not received a questionnaire is asked to contact Karen (Soda) Klap- perich at 385-6626. SCHROEDER METALCRAFT Gin SHOP * Fireplace Screens "Glass, Brass and Pewter : Tools and Adirons *Candlo Sconces and Holders *Grales and Gas I.ogs *Clocks and \Vall Plaques -GIFTS FOR ALL O^CASIONS- 815-385-^)50 1713 South Route McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. Mary Pat Cunningham, Foreign President Betty Lou Smith and Christine Field Service student. chairman for the Legion auxiliary, is shown at left with of France, the McHenry high school American American Legion Auxiliary News The regular meeting of the McHenry American Legion auxiliary to Unit 491, was conducted by President Betty Lou Smith April 16 at the American Legion post home. Chaplain Ceil Violett led the group in the "Prayer For Peace". "The Star Spangled Banner" was sung by the group, with Maria Guettler at the piano. Foregin Relations Chairman Mary Pat Cunningham in­ troduced the special guest, the A.F.S (American Field Ser­ vice) student, Christine Guillermou of France, who is staying with the DeMarco family of McHenry. Christine gave a very interesting talk about her country and an­ swered many questions from the members. Mary Pat also passed the CARE box for the country of Hong Kong, the 1973 project. Gold Star Chairman Mary Kantorski announced that the next meeting will be a pot-luck and will honor the Gold Star members. This meeting will be held May 21 at 6:30 p.m. Initiation ceremonies will also be held at this meeting and all members are urged to attend. Poppy Day Chairman Dottie Messer announced that Poppy Day is May 12, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and all volunteer members are requested to contact Dottie if they are able to help sell poppies. All Poppy money is used for the hospitalized veterans and the support of the members in selling poppies is needed. Dottie also announced that 4,000 poppies have been purchased this year. Pearl Cooper, Com­ munications chairman, made a plea for news clippings and items to publicize from the chairmen as the deadline for her publicity book is drawing near. Marge Datz, Girls' State chairman, announced that the faculty of West campus high school have selected Maureen Pintozzi as the 1973 Girls Stater and Fern Griesbach was selected as alternate. A Girls State tea will be held Sunday, May 6,in Geneva for the district and the McHenry unit will host the county Girls State tea May 20. This year's Girls Staters, last years Girls Staters and their mothers are invited to attend. Sue Wirfs, Civil Defense and Emergency Planning chair­ man, explained the urgency of this<*program, namely floods, hurricanes and tornadoes, as to being prepared to cooperate with our local Civil Defense officials. Booklets from the Pentagon, Washington, D.C. will be distributed. For the National Security program, Mrs. Wirfs is making regular surveys for the Treasury department Payroll and Family Plan Bond drive. Members are asked to please report if purchasing either of these plans, as an annual report is to be submitted for the unit, district and department for which we will receive a citation from the Treasury department. All members who have donated blood are also requested to report to Mrs. Wirfs to com­ plete our report and credit our unit. Mrs. Mrachek announced that the Juniors met and made tray favors for the Elgin veteran patients who will be visiting the McHenry post. home for a dinner in May. Legislative Chairman Jane Grothmann reminded the members to write to our Congressmen, Robert McClory, Cannon Office Building, Room 426, Washington, D.C. 20515; Senators Adlai Stevenson, Old Senate Office Building, Room 109, Washington, D.C. 20515; Charles Percy, Senate Office Building, Room 1200, Washington, D.C. 20515, relative to bills opposing the raising of postal rates and to restoring the original dates of legal holidays. Also, we must oppose granting amnesty to draft dodgers, and legalizing marijuana. For prompt replies, write only letters, not post­ cards. A McHenry County council report was given by Secretary Ruth Mrachek. She announced that Betty Lou Smith was elected as the new assistant sergeant-at-arms for the county. Pearl Cooper gave the report on the Patriotic conference. Maria Guettler led the group in singing "To The Auxiliary" and also in the closing song, "Flag Of The Free". Dawn Guettler played the piano while the members sang "Happy Birthday" to her mother, Maria. Spcial prizes were won by Tina Boeker and Pearl Cooper. Evie Ficek was not present to receive the at­ tendance award. Refreshment chairman for the April meeting was Lorraine Freund, with her committee of Judy Homo, Ann Wardzala, Pat Coughlin, Marge Brodin, Veronica Boysen, Vicky Bot- tari, Eleanore Reid, Evelyn Hay, Marge Kreuger, Dorothy Hollander, Luella Koleno, Grace Dobyns, Lyda Radisch, Vera Hensley, Marie Diedrich, Pat Borcovan, Marlene Goetschel, Marie Howe, Othelle Brady and Harriet Larson. Members are being reminded of the pot-luck on May 21 to honor the Gold Star members. Pearl Cooper will be refresh­ ment (kitchen) chairman for the meeting. People of McCullom Lake: Thank You for Your Support in the Election of April 17th. It Was Sincerely Appreciated. George Luto How Can I? PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1973 PRESENTING AN IMPORTANT SEMINAR/LECTURE MIND CONTROL & EXTRA SENSORY PERCEPTION Recently, many national publications such as Lite, Mademoiselle, Harper's Bazaar, National Observer and Sales Management featured articles about SILVA MIND CON TROL. ® These articles, along with many others, discuss how thousands of people across the country have learned through MIND CONTROL® to use more of their mind and to productively develop the vast hidden potential that lies within every human being Some of these articles report the amazing results of how MIND CON TROL @ Students have learned to totally relax. Improve concentration, memory, break bad habits, and increase productivity and creativity; and yes function psychically by learning to develop and put to oractical use the ESP that we all naturally possess UNIVERSITY RESEARCH Recent research at various universities throughout the country has revealed some of the phenomenal capabilities of man through proper control JOSE SILVA, Founder of his brain waves. Ex ploration of this almost unknown continent the human mind has been pioneered by a soft spoken researcher, Jose Silva of the Institute of Psychorien tology in Laredo, Texas. 26 YEARS OF RESEARCH The Institute of Psychorientology, under the direction of Jose Silva, began their research in MIND CONTROL in 1944 to see if it was possible to in crease an individual's IQ factor. Amazingly, Silva 100 000 GRADUATES COAST TO SOAst ' discovered that not only could IQ be increased, but a person trained in this technique could even control the thought process to such an extent that it could be applied to practical ad vantage. The Implications of this breakthrough were staggering. In-depth studies also revealed that anyone with a normal mental ap titude could develop so called ESP and clair voyance when trained in the Mind Control method In 1966, the Institute decided to release their findings to the general public. Techniques have been researched and refined to where only 40 to 48 hours of class time are required to learn the SILVA A A I N Q C O N T R O L ® method COME ANO LEARN We invite you to attend this special introductory seminar which will include learning two MIND CON TROL techniques discussion on Alpha brain wave training latest reports of psychic research and an explanation of what is taught In the complete SILVA MIND CON TROL ® course. X Monday, April 30 MARTINETTI'S RESTAURANT 6305 N.W. HWY Crystal LAKE, 111. Thurs., May 3 RAMADA INN Rte. 31 at N.W. Tollway Elgin, III. SEMINARS Monday Mav 7 SHERATON INN-WALDEN Rte. 62 (Algonquin Rd.) 2 Blks. West of Rte. 53 Schaumburjgj 111. Thurs.. May 10 BARRINGTON MOTEL Rte. 14 West of Rte. 59 ALL SEMINARS IDENTICAL. TUITION $3.00 Barrington, III. YOU READ ABOUT SILVA MIND CONTROL IN HOUSEWIFE - "Mind Control has expanded my awareness I feel as though I had previously been living m a 2 dimensional world Now, 'h§ 3rd dimension, depth, has been added " C.G., Palatine, III EXECUTIVE - "After many years of trying, Silva Mind Control has enabled me to lose 35 pounds." W C , Evanston, ill NEWSWEEK MADEMOISELLE NEW YORK TIMES WASHINGTON POST NATIONAL OBSERVER SALES MANAGEMENT HARPER'S BAZAAR INGENUE LIFE For fu r the r i n fo rma t ion ca l l o r wr i t e 1 - l l i o t S i lbe r SALESMAN "The firs1 month after Mind Control, my sales increased by 75 percent I attribute my continued business and personal success to this course." A C , D e e r 4 i e l d , I I I . STUDENT "My qrades have improved because of techniques that Silva has given me." M R , Chicago Licensed In s t ruc to r o f SILVA MIND CONTROL 1001 Ken i lwor th Dr ive Whee l ing . I l l i no i s 60090 ® (312) 537 SK34 By Anne Ashley Q. How can I clean dirty window shades? A. Try using a rough flannel cloth that has been dipped into flour. Q. How can I remove bubble gum easily from a child's hair? A. Try putting a dab of peanut butter on the hair, and then rubbing gently between your fingers until the gum is loosened. Remove with facial tissues, then wash the hair in the usual manner. Q. How can I restore red fireplace bricks to their original color? \ A. By use of some boiled linseed oil. After washing the bricks, allow them to dry, then apply the oil with a paint brush. Be sure to use the oil sparingly so that it will be absorbed completely. Q. How can I remove white spots on my asphalt tile floor, which were caused by spilled alcohol? A. These spots can usually be removed by rubbing with a bit of baby oil or olive oil. Q. What is a good moth- preventive treatment for carpet? A. Sponge the carpets oc­ casionally and very lightly with hot water to which a little turpentine has been added. This treatment discourages the visits of moths, and also brightens the colors in the carpet. MAYORS MEET - All eyes focused on Mayor Joseph B. Stanek, left center, and Mayor Donald P. Doherty, as they exchanged a few words between the final meeting of the old City Council and the opening of the new session last Monday night. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Q. How can I avoid leaving marks when using my steam iron over basting thread? A. By using silk thread. Q. How can I remedy hard and lumpy sugar? A. By putting it into a covered container in the refrigerator for a few days. Q. How can I clean nickel? A. By washing it with soap and water, rinsing, then polishing with a soft cloth. If this treatment is not sufficient, use whiting or a fine cleaning powder moistened with alcohol. Rinse and polish. Nickel has a --easy scraping, tendency to darken if not cleaned frequently enough. Q. How can I rectify cloudy- looking iced tea? A. If you add a little boiling water, your tea will clear up. Q. How can I make my own furniture polish? A. One very successful polish consists of equal parts of olive oil and turpentine, with a little vinegar added. Q. How can I make my own paint remover? A. Use two pounds of sal soda and one-half pound of lime in one gallon water to remove old paint. Stir together and apply to the painted surface while still warm. It loosens the paint for Make-Ahead Garden Salad Great Party Asset Salads are at their crunchy best when crisp, flavorful cu­ cumbers are added. This tapered vegetable, available year 'round, blends beautifully with so many of its garden com­ panions. Our molded salad, which combines cucumbers with onion, celery, green pepper and fresh tomato is a great "go- with" for any fish or meat entree. It makes 8 to 10 generous servings, can be prepared early in the day or even the day before serving, and is a handsome addition to the buffet or dinner table. Buy firm, well-shaped cucumbers with good green color. Keep them in the humid part of your refrigerator and use within a few days. Molded Garden Salad % cup fresh lemon juice 74 cup iresn xemon juic 11/2 cups chopped pared, seeded cucumber V2 cup chopped celery l/i cup chopped green pepper 1 medium fresh tomato, peeled and chopped 3 envelopes unflavored gelatine 3Vi cups cold water, divided 6 tablespoons sugar ll/2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon minced fresh onion Sprinkle gelatine over 1 cup cold water in saucepan. Place over low heat; stir constantly until gelatine dissolves, about 5 minutes. Add sugar, salt and onion; stir until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat, stir in remaining 21/* cups cold water and lemon juice. Chill until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon. Fold in cucumber, celery, green pepper and tomato. Turn into 6-cup mold. Chill several hours or over­ night. Before serving, unmold on serving platter. Garnish with cucumber slices. Makes: 8 to 10 servings. Q. How can I deal with nicks and scratches that have ac­ cumulated on some of my furniture? A. First darken the scratches with wood stain to get them back to as near as possible their original color, then apply white shellac to the scratches, one coat at a time, until they are filled. Q. How can I keep moths away from my knitting yarns? A. One effective method is storing the yarn in empty tobacco tins. For some reason, the faint odor of tobacco does not appeal to moths - nor does it damage the yarn. Q. How can I make an easy and effective repair of chipped spots on enameled fixtures? A. Try applying some artists' white oil paint to these chipped spots. When this paint hardens, it looks almost like enamel. Q. How can I do an especially good job of washing white tennis shoes? A. By putting them into your washing machine with some of your bath towels and letting them run through an entire cycle. The buffing the shoes get from the towels is a great cleaning aid. Q. What can I do about some moldy book bindings? A. One usually effective treatment is going over the leather with a cloth dampened with ammonia. . Q. How can I prevent a stale or musty odor from permeating the luggage I am storing away? A. By putting a cake of un­ wrapped soap in each article. Q. What is an easy way to lengthen a slightly-too-short leg on a piece of furniture? A. Try gluing a garden hose washer to the bottom of the short leg. Q. How can I remove water spots from a shellacked sur­ face? A. By going over these spots lightly and carefully with fine sandpaper or steel wool. It may, of course, be necessary to remove the shellac down to the wood and, if so, apply several very thin coats of fresh shellac. Q. How can I make a neater and more effective job of darning? A. Try putting a piece of net on the underside of the garment to be darned, then darn from the wrong side, weaving in and out of the net. Gives you a real neat and strong repair job. Q. How can I renew some rancid butter? A. Break the butter up and put it into some fresh milk. Allow the butter to absorb the milk, then wash in cold, salted water and work again into the desired form. Q. How can I encourage buttons to stay on longer? A. By coating the center with colorless fingernail polish. This seals the threads. MARRIAGE LICENSES Donald G. Harris, 1712 High- view, McHenry, and Paulette L. Irey, McHenry. Robert L. Peters, 313 Kent road, McHenry, and Mary C. Thies, 7213 McArthur, Wonder Lake. Craig L. Davis, 593 Darlington, Crystal Lake, and Ruth Ann Garifi, 1506 Millstream, McHenry. LARRY LEAFBLAD JOINS JIM JORDAN WEEKDAYS AT A Q.ic A 11 NEW TIME 3-13 fl-m» Phone-Show POPULAR the on 1220 CALL 223-5555 (312) dial (or 312-244*1220) 1220 O N Y O U R D I A L PEGGY JEAN PETERSON BETROTHAL TOLD - Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Peterson of 3817 N. Hillcrest plate, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy Jean, to Joel Motel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Segall of Morton Grove. Miss Peterson is a senior at the University of Illinois, where her fiance graduated in 1971. A fall wedding is planned. The bride-to-be, who will graduate from the university in August, is also a MCHS graduate. to our SPRINQ OPENING! HARMS FARM and GARDEN CENTER •Bedding Plants •Onion Sets - •Geraniums •Fertilizer •Roses •Vegetable Plants •Fruit Trees •Peet Moss •Evergreens By the Piece or Truck Load. Quantity Discount. 4727 W. Crystal Lake Road (Across from West Campus High School) McHenry, III. 385-3074 or 385-8084