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. H 8 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1974 * Ron Tannehill, coordinator of the police science program at ItfeHenry County college, and Carol Chandler, instructor in psychology and sociology at MCC, are shown preparing for a presentation at Marian Central high school. Tannehill and Mrs. Chandler presented a program on theories of crime and crime prevention to two sections of criminology classes. The criminology classes at Marian are conducted by Dominic Riccordino. applications for the 1975 spring and summer semesters. The scholarship covers the costs of tuition and the activities fee. Those who haven't already applied for the scholarship should do so until Feb. 1, 1975 In order to qualify for the scholarship one must be enrolled in at least six semester hours of classes and show financial need based on the information that you give on the application form. Ap­ plication forms may be secured in the Student Services office at the Interim campus, 6200 Northwest highway, Crystal Lake. Registration for the 1975 spring semester at MCC is now in progress and will continue through the first week of classes which commence Jan. 13. Scholarship Applications Are Accepted 'According to Suzanne Ifalaska, Financial Aids director at McHenry County chllege, the Illinois State Scholarship commission has eopened and is accepting new HOW CAN I ? By Anne Ashley Q. What is a quick, easy and economical way to wax linoleum? A. Try scrubbing it with very hot water into which a candle has been shaved. This is a good way to use up old candle stubs. Q How can I, when painting window frames, mask the glass when I have no masking tape on hand9 A Cut a sheet of newspaper the size of the windowpane, wet this, then press it tightly against the glass. The paper will catch spatters and smudges and it is easy to remove Q. How can I remove mascara stains from bathroom towels? A. Since mascara is soluble in water, these stains will usually come out in a regular session in the washing machine. Q How can I soften leather in a pair of inexpensive work shoes9 A Place two scrubbed potatoes into the shoes over­ night. Q How can I prepare a good, homemade starch in an emergency? A The water from boiled potatoes or rice makes a nice starch Q. How can I remove crayon marks from a carpet0 A. Cellophane tape will often remove these stains. Just^ress the sticky side against the spots. Q. What can I do when the wax polish on my furniture begins to taken on a streaky appearance? A. It's probably time to remove the old wax which has become mixed with dirt and collected on the surface. Mild soap and lukewarm water will usually do the job. Q How can I keep suede shoes looking good? A. By rubbing them with a piece of stale rye bread or a rubber sponge after each wearing. Q How should knitted gar­ ments be hung after laun­ dering? A They should not be hung! Let them dry flat, and they will stay in much better shape. Q How can I get more mileage from my sandpaper? A Brush it with a stiff, dry scrubbing brush when the surface of the paper becomes clogged .with wood or paint. After a good brushing, you will generally find that your sand­ paper will "cut" again. Q. How can I remove per­ fume stains from my dressing table? A. Apply some cold cream as soon as possible after the perfume has spilled, then wipe clean with facial tissues. People who laugh at the jokes of the boss may or may not have a sense of humor, but they seem to have good sense. GIFT LISTS SUGGESTIONS FROM LEE & RAY ̂COFFEE POTS ̂DISHWASHERS " VACUUM CLEANERS " RADIOS y FRY PANS f MICROWAVE * (MENS ̂COMPACTORS ** TOASTERS MIXERS ̂ IRONS f LIGHTING FIXTURES ̂HUMIDIFIERS ̂CAN OPENERS DISPOSALS " WASHERS e DRYERS REFRIGERATORS! Home Lighting Decoration Contest SPONSORED BY THE McHENRV CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Here's my entry for the McHenry Chamber of Commerce Home Lighting Decoration Contest. My category is: I 1171 0RIGINAL Q] COLORFUL AMUSING Christ's Mass Christmas -- the name -- de­ rives from the Old English "CHRISTES MAESSE," meaning Christ's Mass. Our present spell­ ing most likely came into use around the 16th century. I I NAME. I I j CITY ADDRESS. PHONE- I (Entry must be returned to the McHenry Plaindealer no later than Friday, December 20, 4 p.m.) There are only 5 days left to make that room a showplace for the holidays. Paneling Plus can show you how in a W.I.N. Manner! Don't sacrifice quality ^ for price, take advantage I of these FIRST QUALITY specials while stock lasts. STOP IN AND PICK UP YOUR FREE 1975 CALANDER Lae & Ray Electric 1005 N. 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Formerly the VA required all statements of marriages and births to be supported by for- m a l i z e d d o c u m e n t a r y evidence, it was noted. It was also pointed out a veteran's or widow's certified statement of marriage now is sufficient on applications for compensation and education benefits for veterans, widows and orphaned children- provided neither he nor his wife has been married before and VA has no contradictory in­ formation on file. A certified statement also is acceptable regarding birth of a child of a veteran's marriage and as proof of age and relationship. TOUR CHICAGO SCHOOLS - More than 100 school board members and administrators from all over Illinois took part in a tour of the Chicago public schools recently. The tour was sponsored by the Illinois Association of School Boards and the Chicago Board of Education as a prelude to the sixtieth annual IASB conference in Chicago. Tour participants were bussed to a cross section of schools during the all-day program. Shown at Armour elementary school on the tour are, from left, William Peterson, IASB staff, Buffalo Grove; the teacher; Robert Boos, administrator, McHenry, and Verlin Bundy, administrator, Taylorville. AAWARD TO GOULD-Chester Gould of Bull Valley, creator of the comic atrip, Dick Tracy was given a public service award recently at the meeting of the tri county chapter of Police Association of America held in Dundee. Left to right are Karen Kreuger holds the award to Mass Transit Special Forces division of the Chicago Police department, presenting the awards were Bob Longo of the association, Dennis DeBoer of the Chicago Police department for his work in a murder case, and Lawrence Sabatino of the Sleepy Hollow Police department and president of the association, Chester Gould and Ed Gamiski. just when you're looking for that Family Gift... , i comes up with the best news yet. The BASSANO • F4549 Moorish-inspired Mediterranean styled full base console with concealed casters. 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