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Thursday* July 6,1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pagi N!n4 Fruit Cocktail Trifle Bring out your prettiest glass bowl for *'Fruit Cocktail Trifle." Layers of juicy canned fruit cocktail and velvety stirred custard are surrounded by lady fingers. Serve with additional? lady fingers, if you like. Drain 1 (1 lb. 1 oz.) can fj-uit cocktail, reserving syrup. Beat 2 eggs with Vi cup sugar and?/* teaspoon salt. Add 1V2 cups milk, and cook and stir over hot water until thickened. Remove from heat, blend in V2 teaspoon vanilla; cool. Split 10 to 12 lady fingers, €read with Vi cup/orange marmalade and sprinkle with 2 tableoona dessert wine/or syrup from fruit cocktail. Line glass serving wl with the lady fingers. Fill with alternate layers of cooled custard and fruit cocktail, ending with fruit cocktail. Chill thoroughly. Makes 6 servings. "Souper" Suppers Satisfy, Take Minutes to Prepare 1 can (11V4 ounces) condmti bean with bacon soup 8 soup cans wilav 1 can (11!4 ounces) condensed green pea soup 1 can (IOV2 ounces) condensed Soxnaio soup In,, saucepan blend soups untn smooth; add water; heal fwnuughly. Garnish each serving Tstfth one of sugges&sd garnishes. Makes 6 to 8 sarvings. Suggested- garnishes fo? Triples Soups SIttJCSfcsl (Sossaii Chopped Green Pepper; Chopped Ham. Bridal Party Punch. June bridal parties call for refreshments as pleasing to the eye as to the palate. Delicate colors in decorations fit the mood, as do dainty tea sandwiches and cookies. To toast the happy couple, serve a refreshing punch made with convenient and economical frozen Florida orange juice concentrate and gingerale. This punch is quick to make yet sacrifices nothing in looks or ^avor. Served in a large handsome punch bowl, it is decorative as olvell as practical. Strawberries and orange or lime slices can be floated for an extra festive touch. Keep the recipe handy for anniversary and graduation parties, too, because everybody likes orange juice. Florida Bridal Party Punch 4 cans (6 ounces each) Florida frozen orange juice concentrate 6 cups cold water 1 quart water and ice cubes 1 quart chilled gingerale 2 Florida oranges, thinly sliced Strawberries, optional Combine undiluted concentrate with the 5 cups cold water in punch bowl. Add additional water and ice cubes; stir until melted. dfAdd gingerale. Garnish with quartered orange slices and strawnberries. Yield: 32 V^-cup servings. » How Long Does It Take To Have My Portrait Taken? WHO CARES . . . there is Free Parking next to %Ji J. STUDIO (In The Riverside Hotel) Portraits -- Wedding C'andids -- Conim'l -- Aerial 1304 N. Riverside Dr. Ph. 385-5838 McHenry, I1L The Drivers Seat Major automobile manufacturers are cooperating with safety experts In an attempt to encourage the use of seat belts for safety. Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Amer i c a n Motors and Studebaker-Packai- d have announced lhat seat bolt hardware will be standard equipment on 1962 models. This is a major breakthrough that safety experts have been trying to achieve for years. Still there is grave cloubt the motoring public will make full use of this safety equipment. Although it has been estimated that universal use of seat belts would save 5,000 to 20,000 lives'a year, the average driver seems to have an aversion to using the belts. A recent survey of drivers produced varied, sometimes curious, reasons for not using seat belts. Many reasons were based on "misinformation or personal misconcept ions. One driver refused to wear a seat belt because it made him feel uneasy. Like mere drivers, he knew accidents happen, but believed they always happened to the other fellow. By wearing a seat belt, ^ Tonight, sip your supper main dishl Satisfying Triplet abup, plus a hearty bread and crisp green salad, make for a supper combination that's hard to beat for easy preparation andAwarm ^appreciation. The main-dish-in-a-mug is a delicious- vblending of canned condensed green pea, tomato, and bean with bacon soups. It takes less time to heat it, than it does to eat it. TRIPLET SOUP he felt he was admitting that an accident could happen to him, and this he was not willing to concede. Another driver rejected the idea of being strapped to his seat. He wanted to be free to dive out of the car if he saw an accident was unavoidable. H<- held this opinion in spite of the fact the risk of serious injury from jumping or being thrown from a moving car is five times greater than if he stayed inside the car. One driver said most fatal accidents occur at high speeds. Since he didn't drive at high speeds, he said he believed he didn't need seat belts. Actually, half of all fatal accidents occur at speeds of less than 40 m.p.h. Even at 20 m.p.h., the impact of a car with an immovable object subjects a driver to forces equivalent to a fall j from a second-story window. I Perhaps the most frequent objection tr/seat belts is that , they are a "bother," according 1 to what many drivers said, j These persons said they don't j want to take the two seconds ! it takes to buckle a seat belt I and the half second it takes to ! unbuckle it. REV. JANSSEN WILL SPEAK AT FAITH CHTJBCH Read The Want Ads On Sunday. July 9. at 8 a.m.. the Rev. Clifford J. Janssen. a United Church of Christ minister. will hrins a message on the topic, "The Christian Faith in an Alien World ', from I Peter 2 15. The speaker, along with several other pastors, returned recently from Ecuador where they had accompanied a boat load of cattle and goats as a part of the church's mission to that counlry through Church World Service. It was necessary for them to leave Ecuador prematurely because of Communist rioting that took place there. Mr. Janssen, who received his B. A. degree in Elmhurst college and took his theological training at Eden's seminary in Webster Groves, Mo., has held two pastorates, at Pearl City. 111. and Petersburg, 111,, where he is presently pastor of St. Paul's United Church of Christ. The brother of Mrs. Calvin Vyduna of Faith church, he will participate with the pastor. Mr. Mclntyre. in baptizing two young infants of them his niece. Strawberry Dessert... Easy, Special HOT WEATHER HINTS Loss of body salt due to excessive perspiring is the main cause of both heat exhaustion and heat cramps, while you can blame direct exposure to Old Sol should you suffer s case of sunstroke. The Institute for Safer Living advises these preventive measures during hot weather vacation activity: Wear loose, thin clothing. Drink, plenty of liquids, including fruit juices. Take extra salt if you perspire freely. Eat light, easily digested foods. Avoid direct exposure to the sun if easily affected or if you have had a recent illness. FAIR BOOKLETS -$\v* This dessert is festive, delicious, and easy as one... two... three. The cake can be from the bakery, or made from a mix. The berries, fresh and brimming with bright flavor, are on the market now. And the fluffy swirls of frosting are made from a convenient dessert topping mix that whips quickly and surely adds flavor and* luscious texture to this special dessert. Strawberry Angel Cake 2 envelopes (4 oz. package) 1 baked (10-inch) dessert topping mix angel food cake 1 cup cold milk 1 pint fresh strawberries y% teaspoon almond extract (sweetened, if desired) Combine dessert topping mix, milk, and almond extract. Stir to Mend. Then beat vigorously with rotary egg beater or electric mixer just until topping forms soft peaks. Cut angel food cake horizontally into 3 layers. Fill and frost cake with prepared dessert topping mix. Chill until ready to serve. Then fill center of cake with strawberries. Makes 8 to 10 servings. • • • • • * GRAND * * OPENING * * -- • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JULY 14 & 15 of the • Starlite Lounge & Restaurant 8924 W. Main St. McHenry, III. Ph. EV 5-0951 j^eaturincj . . . Steaks - Chops - Chicken and Sea Foods • Breakfast Daily • Businessmen's Luncheons • Cocktails and Dinners Lounge Now Open Counter Service Open -- Fri., 7th. Banquet Hall Will Be Ready October 1st. For Private Parties -- Meetings and Small Weddings Entertainment Every Friday & Saturday Night OPEN: 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Daily Sat. & Sundays: 8 a.m. - 1 a.m. • •••••»• * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • POSE AS INSPECTORS "Northern Illinois Gas company never demands cash for any service work done or security for work to be done on c u s t o m e r s ' p r o m i s e s . " T h i s from C. F. Jones, Lake district manager for NI-Gas, after learning about two men posing as "city inspectors" and "g;jj»-j.. company inspectors" in the north and northwest suburban communities. Jones- suggests customers phone Northern Illinois Gas company to verify names of employees where New premium lists and rules and regulation booklets are off the press and approximately 1,300 have been issued to prospective exhibitors according to an announcement by W. T. Crane, president of the Kane county fair board of directors. The lists have been mailed to jjll past exhibitors, and are now avaliable to anyone who is interested in participating in the many classifications of competition this year. Entries may be mailed by July 19 to Kane County Fair, P.O. Box 306. Geneva, Illinois, care of Miss Reba Keeler, executive secretary. There is no Substitute fd$ money In the bank. Save at McHenry State Bank. I 6-29 - 7-6-6* ON THE JOB-ALWAYS on *lidw< OTC support BOLGER'S Drug Stor# 1259 N. Green St. • Ph. EV 5-4500 I one there is any doubt. W. FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and , Operated Phone 5-0195 or EV. 5-0232 it#?!: MILK ECONOMICAL FOOD BUY PROVIDES PROTEIN IN DIET Milk supplies 15 .percent of the pre tein in the American diet for only 11 piM-ccnt of the food dollar, according to Harry Rroquist, University of Illinois nutrition socialist. This is significant because protein is the most costly item in our food. Yet, besides providing inexpensive protein, milk also supplies an estimated 75 percent of the calcium and 45 percent of the riboflavin in the S. diet for only 15 percent of the food bill. Broquist explains that many people fail lo realize that' these nutrients would cost much more if milk were not available. A person might have to eat about thirty servings or vegetables and fruits a day besides the usual egg, meat bread and butter to get the adult needs for calcium alone. When milk costs the consumer 25 cents a quart, it's a good, economical food buy. Broquist explains. Half of the protein, all of the calcium and nearly all of the riboflavin needed by an average adult every day can l»e obtained for that^one quarter. A TIP FROM OUR D0NT GET STUNG DEPARTMENT^ 5 : i 3 Perhaps sooner than you know it you'll need a new supply of envelopes. letterheads, or business forms. Take a tip from us and bring your business to the shop that specializes in high quality job printing at prices you can afford. McHENRY PLAINDEALER JOB DEPARTMENT Phone EV 5-0170 102 N. Graen St. GIFT to Savers! A beautiful Muscogee towel set can be your FREE GIFT when you open an account for $100.00 or more or add this amount to your present account. In a smart gift box this gracious set will make a most useful addition to your home or a very special gift. (Set is available in popular pastel shades.) Offer begins June 26th and ends July 15, 1961 ... only one gift per account. All deposits made thru July lifii will earn dividends from July 1st. 4Qi On K@<gy[]<§ir /° Savings Accounts 41/ 0 / On Investment ' 2 /0 Savings Accounts Ml UTY YOUR SAVINGS have always been ACCESSIBLE ... WITHDRAWABLE AT ONCE upon your request. Our Serviced - t.\Jo *L^ou • • • 1. Traveler's Checks 2. Money Orders 3. Regular Savings Accounts 4. Investment Savings Accounts 5. Xmas Saving Accounts 6. Home Mortgages 7. Home Improvement Loans 8. U.S. Gov't. Savings Bonds MCHENRY SAVINGS INSURED 3611 W. Elm St. A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N Phone EV 5-3000 McHenry, I1L »