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/ I'.yiK 7 - FL^INDEALER-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1973 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alms Huecksttedt '385-5689 Ask Area High School Siudehts Help Conserve Gas Are ydu doing your share? I would like to direct this item to the high school students who drive their own cars to school. As long as gasoline is a major problem, you could help tremendously by riding the buses that are provided by tax monies. It seems that gallons and gallons of gas could be saved if most of the students would leave their cars home. I realize there are exceptions <o every rule and if you have a job to go to directly from school then this does not apply to you, but if you are not of the working class yet then why not help conserve the gasoline supply by riding the bus. Let our area be the first with the overcrowded buses or at least filled to capacity with conscientious young adults willing to do their share. ASSOCIATION NOTICE--The attorney that will handle the annexation proceedings,Daniel L. Weisz will be attending our December meeting, to answer any legal questions pertaining to an­ nexation, pro and con. Please tell your neighbor about it and mark your calendar now. The date, time and place are as follows: Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. at 319 N. Glenwood avenue. Lets have a large group turn-out at this next meeting. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Members will meet on Dec. 3, at the home of Helen Rodde. Plans will be made then for our annual Christmas party; so ladies think of where you'd like to go for the festive occasion. BIRTHDAYS We have one belated birthday wish going out to Debbie Minton who celebrated her big day on Nov. 19. Dec. 2 will find Billy Cassell and Tom Schmidt each celebrating in their own way, on the third Connie Johnson will add one more candle to her cake, as will Donald Vornkahl on the fifth, Edna Garbacz will chalk another year on the eighth, Del Watkins claims the ninth as his day. Rusty Hueckstaedt has been patiently waiting for his day to come around, which is the tenth, on the eleventh Jim Johnson, Jr., will have a total of jsixteen candles to his credit, Debbie Skelton will become one year older on the twelfth and last but not least Curt Freeman will have cause to celebrate on the twelfth also. May each of the above have a very happy day and may each one's birthday wish come true. ANNIVERSARIES On Dec. 4 Jim and Charlene Kelly will be celebrating their wedding anniversary, on the fifth Chuck and Irene Thornton will be adding one more year to their collection of years together. On the tenth, Sam and Chris Sances will have cause to celebrate one more year together. To the six of you mentioned happy anniversary. See you next week!! Thin Strip Copper can be rolled into sheets less than l/500th of an inch thick. DIAL DOWN Conserve Heating Fuel HOW CAN I? :9fcdie9|c9|c9f»|c)|e9ie9|e9|e9|e9fc9|c By Anne Ashley Q. How can I clean and remove apots from photographs, paintings, or prints? A. Add a few drops of am­ monia to a cupful of warm water, dip a soft cloth into this, wring it almost dry, then go over the surfaces carefully. Q. How can I remove fingermarks from wallpaper? A. Dampen the area with cold water, then dust on some fuller's earth. After a few minutes, brush it off. Q. What can I do when there is too much polish on my fur­ niture? A. Wring a soft cloth out of a mixture of one-fourth cup vinegar and one-half cup water, run this over the furniture, then dry immediately with another dry soft cloth. Q. How are brushes that have been used for varnish and shellac properly cleaned? A. Varnish brushes are cleaned with turpentine or mineral spirits, and shellac brushes with denatured alcohol. Q. How can I perform a quick, easy and effective job of cleaning soiled window shades? A. Try going over them with a rough flannel cloth dipped in flour. Q. How can I thicken fruit or berry pies, other than with the usual cornstarch or flour? A. Try using a tablespoonful of quick-cooking tapioca, which will add flavor and absorb excess juices. Q. How can I keep potatoes from sprouting in their bins? A. Place a few apples among the spuds. Q. How can I add an antiqued appearance to hardwood floors? A. By adding some brown shoe polish to your liquid floor wax. This is a particularly useful idea where the floor has faded because of being used more than other places. Q. What is a good emergency method of mending a break in the plastic frame of eyeglasses? A. Try holding the break together with some softened paraffin, then adding a drop of acetone to the break before the paraffin hardens. Q. How can I concoct a sour cream substitute? A. By beating a tablespoon of vinegar with a cup of evaporated milk. Q. How can I minimize the usual waste incurred when peeling potatoes? A. Try boiling the potatoes in their skins, then peeling them while holding them under a stream of cold water. Q. How can I prevent the formation of the messy acid on the terminals of my automobile battery? A. After cleaning the ter­ minals in the usual manner with baking soda and water, & WESTINGHOUSE 30" ELECTRIC RANGE WITH SELF-CLEANING OVEN • Self-cleaning oven • Automatic timing center • Infinite heat controls • Optional No Turn Speed-Broil* • Plug-out surface units • Interior oven light Model KF338M *299 95 <3£) WESTINGHOUSE PERMANENT PRESS ELECTRIC DRYER • "Permanent-Press" And "Auto Dry" • "Regular," "Low" "Air Fluff Temperatures • 3 Cycle Selections On Timer • Handy Up-Front Lint Collector • Cross-Vane Tumbling $179 95 Model DE500P IISF nilR LAY-AWAY PUN * mm wiititn CAREY Appliance SALES AND SERVICE TTT BEEN STREET MAU. 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 McHenry paint over them with some rubber cement. Q. How can I make a good job of cleaning the white sidewalls of my automobile tires? A. One of the easiest and most effective methods is to use soap-filled steel wool pads. Q. How can I prevent tht porous plaster in freshly- plastered holes or cracks in walls from absorbing most of the paint when later painting over them? A. After these patched areas are completely dr£, sandpaper them lightly, then apply a coat of shellac to them. Q. How can I keep the flues and chimney of my fireplace clean? A. Dry potato peelings, burned in your fireplace, will do a good job of cleaning the flue and chimney. Q. What is a good formula for a homemade furniture polish? A. One excellent one consists of two parts vinegar to one part olive oil. Put a small amount of this on a soft cloth, then rub it into the wood. Brings up a nice, fresh-looking polish. Q. What is a good way to wrap an over-sized Christmas gift without pasting together small sheets of gift paper? A. Try using a paper tablecloth for this wrapping job. Q. How can I remove air­ plane cement stains from fabrics? A. Fingernail polish remover usually does the trick. Q. How can I brighten up some old, rather dingy- looking Christmas tree ornaments? A. By giving them a spray of clear lacquer from an aerosol can. This will make them glossier and less fragile. Q. How can I make a good paint and varnish remover? A. By mixing two parts ammonia and one part. tur­ pentine. Apply with a brush, leave on a few minutes, then wipe off the paint or varnish easily with a cloth. Q. How can I renovate and brighten some black suede shoes? A. Try sponging with some black coffee. Q. How can I make "mock" eggplant? A. Try dipping some cucumber slices into beaten egg, then into fine bread crumbs, and then fry them. They taste like eggplant and add variety to any meal. Q. How can I improvise some powdered sugar, when I don't have the real thing on hand? i A. By putting some ordinary granulated sugar into your blender, covering the top, then turning the blender on high speed. Q. 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