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PAGE 18-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1973 How Can I? imii.ii.ii.i-i.iliii.ii.i' By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remove air­ plane cement from a furniture surface? A. This is usually removable with ordinary cold cream. Q. How can I remove grease stains from work clothes? A. By soaking the spotted areas with kerosene for about fifteen minutes before laun­ dering. Q. How can I clean the inside of a deep vase into which it is difficult to insert a cleaning cloth? A. Try using a double sheet of newspaper rolled into a com­ pact cylinder, and clip one end of the cylinder and fray it to provide a brush for scouring the bottom and sides of the vase with cleaning solution. Q. How can I protect rubber- covered electric cords against premature drying out and cracking? A. Rub them with a thin coat of wax or paraffin periodically. Q. What are some tips on the curtains, and fur- care of plasty tablecloths, aprons niture covers? A. To prevent these plastic articles from becoming stiff, wash them in warm, sudsy water, then rinse in warm water to which some glycerin has been added. To reduce the tendency of these items (also nylon curtains) to catch dust, add a few drops of vinegar to the rinse water. Vinegar 1 Kv? m i Cv.N M jpj:| f! fSo M I M C*»! 1| ix-5 m m m m: m £:* 11 1 11 m M .*.v- W.J Hi i v.v, II i fovi m m m &%£ V.V M v!v i McHeniy County College 8-Week Summer Session --REGISTRATION BEGINS-- JUNE 5th * Transfer Curriculums ^Occupational/Technical Programs * Adult Education and Community Services CONTACT THE REGISTRATION OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 6200 Northwest Highway Ciystal Lake III. (815) 459-6800 reduces static charge which causes dust to collect. Q. What can I do when the shellac coating on a wooden article has become gummy? A. Remove it with denatured alcohol. In the future, avoid this trouble by using shellac that is less than six months old. Q. How can I remove grease spots from rugs? A. Try giving these a liberal coating of baking soda which should be rubbed well into the nap, allowed to stand over­ night, then vacuumed out in the morning. Q. How can I remedy a paintbrush that is continually losing its bristles?! 1 A. Try applying some fingernail polish at the base of the bristles. Result -- no more shedding. Q. How can I remove smoke stains from fireplace bricks? A. By applying a paste of baking soda, pumice stone and salt, and enough water to make a thick cream. Spread this on the bricks, allow to remain fifteen minutes, then scrub off with a stiff brush. Q. What is a good way to sharpen the business end of crayons? A. Dipping the ends of the crayons into hot water, then rolling them to a point between thumb and forefinger. Q. How can I perform a quick cleaning job on gilt picture frames or mirrors? A. Beer does an excellent job of this, without tarnishing the frames. Q. How can I clean plastic artificial flowers? A. Put one-fourth cup of dry salt into a bag, drop the flowers into this, and shake. The flowers will come out like new. AT EVANGELISM CLINIC - Mrs. Miriam Miller and Pastor Roger W, Schneider represented Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, at an evangelism training clinic held at Mt. Olive Lutheran church in Rockford last week. They participated in a study and presentation of the Kennedy Evangelism program which is an unique approach to evangelism developed by Dr. James Kennedy at Coral Ridge, Fla. The program will offer insights for the evangelism work being done in the local parish. Mrs. Miller has been serving as the director of the evangelism program in the church for the past two years as well as being active in the community- wide Key 73 evangelism thrust. Sen. Schaffer Explains Vote Against Hatcher Sen. Jack Schaffer, R-Cary, has criticized Gov. Daniel Walker for appointing one of his "political workers" to serve on STOCK UP AND SAVE DURING Jewel's Exciting Dollar Sale! SWEET €r y Bing Cherries 39e w EW \ » • 5 it KITCHEN GREAT FOR COOKING! Yellow Onions ,13* JUICY rv Cherry Tomatoes $100 PINTS AVAILABLE ONLY IN JEWEL STORES WITH CHEF'S KITCHENS. BAKED Imported Mam v, LB. • 'V BAKED Country Manor Ham CREAMY Cole Slaw PUREPAK Macaroni Salad {hvd (J PASTI 8 INCH CHOCOLATE CHIP Whipped Cream Cake Burny6Bros. 30 OZ. PKG. FROM THE JEWEL PASTRY SHOP Buttercrust Bread or FROM THE BURNY BROS. BAKE SHOP Mello Crust Bread BURNY BROS PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY JUNE 2 16 OZ. LOAVES Try These Budget Stretcher Menu Items! CORN KING , 1 LB. ATC Hot Dogs NEW STORE HOURS: Monday Thru Friday 8 A.M. till 11 PHI. Saturday 8 AM. til 9 F Sunday 9 A.M. till 7 P THUR.-FRI.-SAT. FRESH MEAT AVAILABLE TIL 9 EVERY NITE 3718 W. ELM ST. MCHENRY, ILL. U.S.D.A. 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Schaffer commented: "The Civil Service com­ mission is one government agency that should be free of partisan political iden­ tification. "For a person who cam­ paigned the length and width of this state castigating politics in ti government, this appointment is almost unthinkable. "Gov. Walker's appointment of a person with clearly par­ tisan political credentials to a sensitive post like this one is the height of hypocrisy. "It has become increasingly clear to those of us in Springfield that a person serving in the Walker ad­ ministration must have one of two things on his record. He must have made a large financial contribution to the Walker campaign or he must have devoted substantial time to working on the campaign." Frank Hegner Earns Diploma > At Culver Academy fcxi FRANK HEGNER Frank D. Hegner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hegner, McHenry, will receive his diploma during Culver Military academy's traditional Iron Gate ceremony June 4. 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