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McHenry Shores Mrs. Rose Lillegard (Business) 385-8500 President Names Police Chief And Patrolman At the June 28 board of trustee meeting, President Bieritz appointed, with the approval of the board, Police Chief Earl Buck and Patrolman Don Zutaut. Clerk Lillegard swore in the two neuw ap­ pointments and congratulated them. WATER TOWER RISING Word has been received from the water company that the erection of the water tower would begin within the next week. It is asked that all parents see to it that their children remain away from the site of construction for their own protection and safety. DOG ORDINANCE AMENDMENT The village board by a vote of 6 yes, 0 nays accepted an amendment to the dog or­ dinance. The amendment explains the disposal of un­ claimed animals and the fees involved. It also explaines the situations of dog bites and the quarantine procedures. The amendment can be found printed elsewhere in Plain- dealer under legal notices. STREET SIGNS AND GRASS CUTTING As you have probably noticed, the cutting of vacant lots has begun through out the village. It is asked that if you see debris on the vacant lots after they have been cut, please assist by picking it up and depositing it with your weekly garbage. If you see anyone disposing of debris on vacant lots please notify the police department, as this is prohibited within the village limits. The road commissioner Sam Ziemet and his most devoted crew are hard at work on the repainting of the street signs. Please bear with the men as this is a very time con­ suming job. All volunteer workers will be gladly ac­ cepted by just calling Sam at 385-2010. PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE Zoning Chairman Earl Buck has informed the board that the proposed zoning ordinance is ready for a public hearing. The legal notice ofAvsaid hearing appears elsewhere in the Plaindealer under legal notices. The Hbaring will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 28 at the garage adjacent to 605 S. Meadow within the village limits. At said hearing matters to be discussed shall include the proposed zoning requirements for the Village of McHenry Shores. Copies of the proposed zoning ordinance are available HAS HUNDREDS OF USES FOR HOMEOWNERS HOUSEWIVES DO-IT-YOURSELFERS t tor viewing at the office of the village clerk. The public ahd any interested persons and organizations are invited to attend said hearing and be heard, and to present any testimony, documents, and any other pertinent information regarding said proposed zoning ordinance. Mr. Henderlong has informed us that two new swings for the tiny tots will be at the beach area shortly. These are for tiny tots, not grown children. We have lost a very lovely family from our community and wish them well in their new home. Mr and Mrs. Moyer were well known to many residents and well liked. Mr. Moyer served on the zoning LegaI Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SSp COUNTY OF McHENRY ) f&fofle the Zoning Commission of the Village of McHenry Shores McHenry County, Illinois Public Notice Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the zoning commission of the Village of McHenry Shores, Illinois, on Saturday, July 28. 1973 at 1:00 p.m. central daylight savings time at the garage adjacent to 605 South Meadow, within the village limits, McHenry Shores, commission until his job transferred him froin our community. We will all miss their shining faces. Illinois, relative to the proposed zoning ordinance for the Village of McHenry Shores. At said hearing matters to be . discussed shall include the proposed zoning requirements foK the Village of McHenry Shores, Illinois. Copies of the proposed zoning ordinance are available for viewing at the office of the village clerk, McHenry Shores, Illinois. The public and any interested persons and organizations are invited to attend said hearing and be heard, and to present any testimony, docunipttt$, and any other pertinent^tiTormation regarding said proposed zoning ordinance. -s-Earl W. Buck Chairman, Zoning Commission Village of McHenry Shore, 111. Attest: -s- Rose Lillegard Village Clerk (Pub. July 6, 1973) How Can I? roGSrororocDcixtxxxr By Ar^ne Ashley Q. How can ,1 test the ac­ curacy of my bathroom scale? A. fry weighing the next five pound bag of flour or sugar that tomes into your house. Q. How can I remove the dark streaks on a bare floor where furniture used to stand? A. With a soapy cloth dipped in paraffin. * Q. How can I softeft.oicfTiSfrff and dry paintbrushes? A. By boiling them in vinegar, then cleaning with hW soapy water. Or, clean the paintbrushes with a mixture of two tablespoons of salt, one- half cup kerosene, and one quart of warm water. Soak the brushes for about two hours in PAGE 19-PI^INDEALER-FR4U4^JULY 6, 1973 this solution, then wipe with a clean cloth. Q. What is a good method of cleaning pine paneling? A. By use of a small amount of vinegar and a large amount of water. Wring out a cloth as dry as you can in this solution, then wipe off each panejUvith it. It's a wonderful dirt remover and it also leaves a shine. Q. How can I clean"oil spots on concrete floors? A. These are often removable just with cleaning fluid. If the spots are old, however, mix up a paste of cleaning fluid and fuller's earth, spread this on the stairj«and wait until com­ pletely dry before sweeping up with a broom. / Q. How can I, before painting the walls of a room, test the paint to see how it will look after it has dried on the wall? A. By brushing a little of the paint on a clean, white blotter. CARRYH 250 Sq. Feet of Clear Plastic Folded Down on a Handy I 4Ma 30 Inch Roll Strong, Tough I * Plastic Waterproof w usesJ Oust Proof I > I^SCWlFf A p p l i a n c e C o v e r E m e r g e n c y C o v e r M o i s t u r e B a r r i e r F u r n i t u r e C o v e r "OORSOJ*" J M a t e r i a l C o v e r W a l l P r o t e c t o r G a r d e n T o o l C o v e r WARP'S CARRY-HOME COVERALL Available at these Hardware, Bujldinj^uggl^n^iome^arjterc ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. Elm SI. McHenry ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 909 N. Front St., McHenry COAST TO COAST 4400 W. Rte. 120, McHenry NYE TRUE VALUE PHARMACY 1325 N. Riverside Dr.. Mi Henry RUCK'S V & S HARDWARE 3902 w. Main St.. McHenry Q. How can I chill a bottle of wine quickly" A. By wrapping it in a piece of flannel that has been dipped in cold water and not wrung out. This will usually bring the wine below room temperature in fast time. Q. How can I shrink a piece of material and set its color" A. Make a solution of four gallons of water and a pint of salt, and soak your fabric in this for at least an hour. Q. How can I remove light stains from wooden counters0. A. With a little scouring powder. If the stain has penetrated the wood surface, however, you may need to use household bleach. After either of these operations, rub the areas with olive oil to restore the natural color. Q. How can I shrink some thread that is to be used for drawn work" A. This can be done by DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 9-6 4400 W. ROUTE 120- placing the spool of thread in a pan of boiling water for about an hour It will not destroy the gloss. Q. How can I mend small holes in linoleum" A With a thick paste com­ posed of finely chopped cork and shellac. After this has hardened, sand it smooth, then touch it up with matching paint HONOR STUDENT John A. 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