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Thursday, Much 25. 1951 tw r y * * * - * - % • * - ~ + * "V v"**\ ' " . r- •' T 'v % -. • V •• y> • • ~ V;' |-w, ^ 1 ~ 7,1 "t- " fHE MeHENRY PLAINDEALER . - fi' f <x*r Ff*? ? f*v" * /'*< -w^> *'" • . '• tag.ni. SPRING GROVE GOOD CASSEROLE FOR LENT COMBINES SALMON. MACAHONI PUBLIC PULSE Mrs. Charles Freund \ Vic Freund celebrated his tenth birthday on Sunday afternoon by inviting his friends and schoolmates to his home for a party. Games were played and prizes given each guest. A lunch was se:ved which included large birthday cake and ice cream. Vic received many nice gifts. Those who made up the party were Jerry Miller, Jimmy Joe Kagan, Dickie Buehrer, Jim May, Billy Maxon, Tommy Britz , and Dan and Vic Freund. Adults present were Mr. and Mrs. George W. May, daughters, Donna and Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sutton and son. Dean, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanborn have moved back to their home here, having spent the winter months in Chicago. On Sunday, guests in their home were Mr. . and Mrs. Cliff Schultz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gross of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and slaughters, Anne, Marilyn and Mary Ellen, spent Sunday in Chicago visiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schaefer. Mis. Eva Fr ind joined a group of postma ers from Mc- Henry county on . tour through the main post office in Chicago on Wednesday. They also visited the executive offices and enjoyed dinner in the post office canteen. TjvJ® Fransen and his fiance of Chicago visited his aunt, Mrs. Alice Wagner, this weekend. - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pittges are in Chicago this week and will move back there on April 1. Arthur Nimsgern has purchased their property. St. Peter's hall was filled almost to overflowing on Wednesday afternoon when a large crowd of ladies enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day party; Approximately one hundred and fifty ladies were present for an afternoon of cards and bunco. A delicious lyncheon of roast beef, mashed potatoes and all that goes with it was served. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tinney and t daughter, Laurie, of North Chicago, spent Sunday in the Frank Tinney home. The youth club met at St. Peter's hall Friday night and left in a group for Twin Lakes, Where they enjoyed an evening Of roller skating. . pfc. Herbert Wagner is home on furlough. Members of the Holy Name soqiety had their regular bowling matches at Johnsburg alleys Sunday night. -Mr. and Mrs. Jess DeGroft and son, Norman, are enjoying a vacation in Florida. This was a week ago tout is really worth mentioning, even at this date. Our Day of Recollection is what I am referring to. Over one hundred ladies gathered at St. Peter's church on Sunday morning, March 14, at eight o'clock Mass and received Communion together as a perfect beginning for this day. At one o'clock, rosary and conferences began. Rev. Fr. Altman, a Benedictine Father, conducted the conferences and his talks we're inspiring and interesting. The day was brought to a perfect conclusion with Holy Hour services and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Grownups' Diet Low On Milk It'» practically impossible to have eAough calcium in the diet without including milk, says nutrition specialist Harriet Barto, University of Illinois College of Agriculture. The average healthy woman should have three glasses of milk each day for best nutrition, tout most women don't get this much. Surveys show rhat the average diet, of women includes little more than half the calcium they should have. A second nutrie u that ti 'low ill most women's diet Is also fouhd in milk, tt Is one of the B-vrtamins, riboflavin. Riboflavin is necessary for healthy eyes, skin and other tissues, and it is related the body's resistance to disease. Whether yon use skim or whole milk, the amounts of calcium and riboflavin will be the same in each, says Miss Barto. If you prefer, use the various forms of milk and the many products of milk In your choking, along with the fluid milk. Three tablespoons of dried skim milk, for instance, contains nutrients equivalent to ti: one cup of liquid skim milk. Some women and teen-age girls don't use milk because they believe it is fattening. Actually, milk and milk products are basic foods in all scientificaljy sound reducing diets. Best new Lenten casserole of the season is a mouth-watering salmon and macaroni combination baked with the goodness of melted American checse. Canned salmon lends iis warm and inviting color and its tangy flavor; macaroni provides the tender texture of the Mendor and the cheese adds its own particular tang. A casserole easy to make, this Lenten dish has the extra advantage of being mad a entirely from canned and packaged ingredients which can stay on youy pantry shelf a day or two, ready for quick use in an emergency. Salmon En Ca^serol# . . 4 ounces elbow macaroni 1 2-ounce can mushrooms . can condensed cream of c«lery soup % cup evaporated milk 1 1-pound can salmon, drained and flaked % cup finely cut pimiento Vt cup grated American cheese 1 cup bread crumbs 2 tbsp. butter or maqgarlne, melted Cook macaroni according to package directions. Drain, but do not rinse;, reserve. Drain mushrooms; combine mushroom liquid, celery soup and evaporated milk. Add macaroni, mushrooms, salmon, pimiento and grated cheese. Turn into a greased 1 Vfc qusrr. casserole. Toss together bread crumbs and melted butter; sprinkle around edge of casserole. Bake in a moderate oven (350° F.), 25 minutes. Yield: 4 to 6 servings. Barnacles are small shellfish which attach themselves to the bottom of a ship. Renew (.hat subecrtptioe to the Plaindealer COLOR ... Is Our Business COLOR is the keynote in today's decorating. Literally hundreds of charming colors are available. ' We can mix virtually any paint color you desire -- match paint to wallpaper, draperies and other fabrics -- something almost unheard of a decade or two ago. Main, Paint Center 418 MAIN ST. PH. 1115 MeHENRY, ILL. Open Friday Evenings A Sunday Mornings Come Drive NUMBER ONE in Power! Cam* drtva NUMMR ONI In power!. . . D a y t o n a B e a c h w i n n e r in t h e '54 NASCAR tests! Here's America's highest-rated engine . .. 235 H.P. FirePower V-8. Plus the world's most powerful, most automatic noclutch drive: PowerFlite! Plus the indispensable safety of the NUMBER ONE Power Steering and braking. Come try it all for yourself today! X THI POWIR AND LOOK OP LEADERSHIP AM YOURS IN A CH*YSLI R 1954 NASCAR AND STEVENS TtOPHVWTNNWI COLBY MOTOR SALES 12 So. Main St. Phone 1110 Crystal Lake, DL PLEASANT REMINISCENCE Dear Friends: Although my family and I are no longer residents of McHenry, we are still fond of the community and we lead the Plaindealer from page to page. We don't just scan it, but read it. Some* times it takes a few days ti§" complete it. We are always impressed by what progress is taking place in the community, and when we visit there we always take note of the many changes that have taken place since we were there last. The one thing that does not change is the friendliness that I have always encountered in McHenry. I was bom there, left as a young child, and returned to ^ complete my high school training here. , My first experience with friendliness was in high school. As a new student I shall never forget Mr. Duker's kindness extended me on that first day in March of 1934. Then \ there were teachers who were so very kind. But the group that I cannot forget is the student body. And that student body is now the group who have gone to all the effort of saluting your fine superintendent of schools, Mr. Duker, for his thirty years of service. I cannot express in woj-ds how I felt when I read tl> story of Mr. Dukei's life as portrayed by C.O.F. and others. It left sort of a nostalgic feeling would it not ? Then Miss Stevens' little addition relating her pleasure to be a part of the community. Friends, it was a pleasure" to read all about it, but it must have been mofe of a pleasure to be a part of it! Sincerely, Harold M. Nelson Class of 1936 DeKalb, Illinois Another Method "ere'i. another method tot It. movinf coffee stains which may also have cream and sugar mixed with the coffee. Sponge with eopl water, let drjr, then sponge with cleaning fluid or powder. Old coffee stains may be difficult to remove- so it's smart to get at them fight evay. •WOMEN OF THE MOOSE A social meeting was held Tuesday, March 16, at the Moose hall by" the Women of the Moose. Balloting for three new members | was held and approved. Committee reports read were' publicity, social service, Moose- , haven and membership. | We are all glad to see Agnes ] Adams back and at the same time are sorry to hear that Hazel Bowman is ill at her home. Games were played following our meeting and refreshments were served by a social refreshment committee: Chairman Marge Fernstrom and co-workers Claire Seeber, Helen Hauser, Helen Bbrt>y and Mary Etta Ackerman. jf More women are needed if plans for a bowling team are to be completed. Please contact Ethel Wolff.,, The book of Enxius to the Bible is known as the Book at Damages.' Admiral George Dewey called the "Hero of Manila.* NOTICE |. The telephone number of the I Alexander Lumber Co„ McHenry, I bmm been changed to 14Z4. 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