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.Tbjinday. July 18. 1963 THE McHENBY PUaNDRALEH yfVf • HcHENRY PLA1NDEALER i 18X2 West Elm Street totiWwmit m*- Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois 1 by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Larry E. Lund -- Publisher A dele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois •. t _____ EDITH JOHNSON • Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock Thursday morning from the Schneider- Leucht funeral home in Woodstock for Mrs. Edith Mae Johnson of 4015 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake. Mrs. Henry Setzler will be the reader, and interment will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Johnson, 73, was born in Shelby, Mich., Sept. 22, 1889. Shn died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Monday evening July 15. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Arthur (Edna) LeGreca of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Mack (Evelyn) Ingels of Gardens, Calif; also six grandchildren and thirteen grandchildren. * r " 1 1 1 " • HERE AND THESE IN BUSINESS NATIONAL EDITORIAL |A\ . . . . A s £ b c f t T l 3 x » M _ J « ! • » flsmilTUB Subscription Rate* In McHenry County Outside McHenry County - I Year .$4.00 1 Year ^ .$4.50 6 Mos. $2.25 6 Mos. .$2.50 Mos $1.50 3 Mos. ••• • -$1.7& I l--.,-- -1'TT '.fi-i';-.!"-!.!,,!, r-k Warning Of Dangers From July 20 Eclipse Made Known1 Next Saturday's eclipse of the sun has caused considerable interest, but unless parents use extreme caution, it may mean permanent eye damage for curious children. A solar eclipse results when the moon, passing, between the tearth and the sun, hides all or part of the sun from our view. The July 20 eclipse will bring total darkness along a path through Alaska, Canada and Maine, and a partial covering in the continental United States, the Caribbean area, most of Mexico and Central America and other parts. Doctors tell us that while the sun is normally much too bright for a person to view comfortably, during an eclipse enough light is blocked out to permit easy observation. This is when the rays do their damage -- unnotieedj because the retina is not sensitive to pain. During one eclipse over 3,500' eyes were burned in Germany, and fifty-nine cases occurred in Seattle, Wash., in 1959. Similar reports have come from almost every country in which eclipses have occurred. In -Some cases people have viewed it with two pair of sun glasses, and even then the eyes were damaged. • > The fact that a solar eclipse can c?iuse permanent and irreparable blindness has been known sincie fh£ days of early Greek astronomers and philosophers. Even Socrates warned that it should be observed only indirectly by looking at its reflection in a pool of water. Certainly, then, it is worth every caution to prevent such an occurrence when the eclipse occurs next weekend. ELLSWORTH COLLINS Ellsworth Collins, 82, formerly of Grayslake, died in Lakeland, Fla., Saturday, July 13, where he had made his home for several years. Survivors include his wife, Ethel, three sons, Howard of McHenry, Clarence of Grayslake and Arthur of New Jersey; one daughter, Helen Stafford, of Fayetteville, N. Y. The body will rest at the Strang funeral home in Grayslake Thursday afternoon and evening and services will be held there Friday afternoon with burial in Avon cemetery. . PASQUINA PIOLI Mrs. Pasquina Pioli died Tuesday, July 16, about 1 p.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Pieroni, at 306 N. River Road. She was 66 years old, born April 19, 1897, in Italy. The body was removed to the DeNicolo Funeral home at 5734 W. Diversey, Chicago, by Peter M. Justen and Son funeral directors where services were tentatively set for Friday with burial in Queen of Heaven cemetery, Hillside. Savory Ham-Veal Ring Flavor it up and dress it up . .. meat loaf, that is . . . an<| you'll have a sure winner for your next summertime supped party. In fact, ypu'll probably have this Savory Ham-Veal Ring. For the "flavor up-', add canned apple sauce to the riieat mixture. That joins the zesty tang of apple to the robust taste of ham and the bland flavor of veal. The apple sauce also helpi give a rich and savory juiciness. For the "dress up", bake the loaf iri a big ring. In the last minutes of baking, crown it dramatically with more of the apple sauce. Then, after the ring is on the- platter, you might place' a buttered whol«> cauliflower in the center. To serve, cut in husky wedges right through the meat to the center of the vegetable. . This ham-veal loaf can be served hot, as suggested here. Or cold, sliced down and accompanied by salad. Ahd it's easy to put together: 3 eggs 2 cups canned apple sauce 3 cups soft bread crumbs V* cup ketchup 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce Vi cup minced onion Dash pepper lYi pounds ground ham shoulder 1 Vi pounds ground real shoulder Cooked cauliflower VA cup melted butter Salt Paprika Parsley sprigs- Beat eggs; add % cup apple sauce and bread crumbs; let stand 10 minutes. Add ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, onion and pepper. Add hamand veal; mix well.- Pack into 10 inch freased ring mold % hours, ui reased mold. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, unmold on baking pan. Spread with remaining apple sauce. Bake 30 minutes longer. Place on platter. Arrange cauliflower in center of ring; pour over melted butter apd sprinkle with salt and paprika. •8-10 servings. PAYS RECORD EARNINGS E. Roger Collins, executive vice-president of McHenry Savings and Loan association, announces that savings customers received a total of $114,745 in earnings on June 30, 1963. This figure is a 27 per cent increase over the same six-month period of 1962 and establishes a new record for the association for any six-month period. Mr. Collins said that this payment, represents the fifteenth consecutive semi-annual distribution of earnings by McHenry Savings for a total of $643,238 paid to savings customers since 1956. The board of directors announced that earnings for the last six months of 1963 will be based on the rates of 4 per cent on optional savings accounts and 4% per cent on investment accounts. PUBLIC PULSE RECEIVE DIVIDENDS Farmers in Lake, McHenry and Boone counties are receiving checks totaling $22,- 388.03, as dividends on their stock in the Federal Land Bank Association of Woodstock, according to an announcement made today by Thomas L. Fry, manager. The dividend was declared by the board of directors of the association at its last meeting, payable to its member-stock holders of record at the close of business on May 31, 1963. Garnish with parsley. Makes MRS. SAMUEL PESZ Mrs. Samuel (Justyna) Pesz, 79, of Roberts road, McHenry, died last Saturday night, July 13, in her home after suffering a heart attack. A native of McHenry, Mrs. Pesz was born Oct. 16, 1883, in Europe, and came to this country when she was 18 years of age. She had lived on Roberts road for the past fifty-six years. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. John Nechrebecki, Mrs. Eugene Hughes and Mrs. Edward Dumaski, all of McHenry, Mrs. Boone Kennel of Peru, Mrs. Arthur Davis of Wauconda; five sons, John of Barrington, Sam of Bay Town, Texas, Andrew, Harry and Joseph of McHenry; thirtyseven grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. A funeral Mass was sung Tuesday morning in St. Joseph Ukranian Catholic church, Chicago, with interment in St. Nicholas cemetery. TWO LICENSES ARE REVOKED; MANY SUSPENDED The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier Has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Robert H. Wendt of Fox River Grove and of Philip L. Kinkade of Solon Mills for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions have been ordered for Roger Albrecht and Sidney T. Corson of Woodstock; Wesley Eaton and Robert A. Hogen of Cary; Thomas L. Hamil of 3614 W. Main street, William T. Mullen of 1220 W. River Terrace, James A. Hansen of 4612 Ramble road, and William G. Schubert of Rt. 2, McHenry; and Thomas R. Blucher of 8911 Sunset drive, Wonder Lake, all for three violations. Probationary permits have beeen issued to Thomas A. Dahl of Woodstock, LeRoy C. Ahlgrim of Holiday Hills, John K. Brooks of Fox River Grove and Walter A. Conrad of 3216 Skyway drive, McHenry. JOINS INSTITUTE Edward John Bock, CPA of McHenry, has been elected , a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Mr. Bock is associated with S. K. Webster, certified public accountant, in Des- Plaines. APPLY FOR PIER The office of Francis S. Lorenz, director of the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings, has received an application by the Pistakee Bay Wooded Estates Improvement association to construct a wood plank pier in Pistakee Bay. EXTRA TENDER (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) Our Servicemen THE FOURTH CELEBRATION "Gentlemen: "Hurrah and amen to Mr. Donald Kinsala for his letter ir your July 11 issue. It is nice to know that there are others who feel as our family does, that some things are still sacred, such as the Fourth of July celebrations. "What is perhaps most amazing is that the membership of the American Legion is made up of ex-servicemen, and it was they who arranged for this to be carried out. "Sincerely, "Mrs. Allean Moore "814 W. West Blvd. "McHenry, 111." (Editor's note: Mrs. Moore's letter also took exception to the fact that the Legion had failed to notify the public, through this newspaper, of the winner in a drawing held during the carnival. Any mention of lotteries is forbidden by the federal postal laws.) Q. How can I go about varnishing some screening? A. Varnish on screening makes a good substitute for paint and lasts in many cases just as long. To prepare the varnish for tliis purpose, mix equal parts of varnish and turpentine. Apply with a clean blackboard eraser, If you have one, or with a fine-grained synthetic sponge. Wipe the varnish over both sides of the screen. Q. How can I remove rain spots from velvet? A. Sponge the velvet with | cleaning fluid, being sure always to rub in one direction. Churches Offer jQapprtuni For Development (3$: Faith ^ The hurtian Wain i£* cagjrt% Qf training^to tiandje com- .jpfex concepts, and the greater .degse* of training, the greater J ability to handle them. Tirte is to provide this training * because we deem it important* * .«••***... • - Before learning the simplest skills t b I g ' u s e of fnuscl£ of our bodies, &^Cice£$ing in cofichtion is constantly in the minds of everyone. » We know that it takes effort and •training o» our* part to develop mentally and frtiysically, but" 'teMFe^ *people realize that spiftfqal devfeloph^ift^lrlemands nothing less. Many of t'.:~ same people who are strong advocates of physical culture and believe strongly in educating the mind, either just expect the soul to grow, or are' indifferent to it. ^ Faith exists within «s, but like the mind and body, it needs developing. ' It "is Jflot surprising,' ^ then," that"' prayer strengthens our faith.* McHenry has churches of many, denominations which offer an opportunity to do just that, ill addition to our private workshop. Marine Private Thomas F. Ballowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ballowe of 1716 North Riverside drive, McHenry, completed individual combat training recently at Camp Pendleton, Calif. quette university, Milwaukee,. Wis. • He is a member of Scabbard and Blade and Pershing Rifles societies. Broasted Foods! Coming Soon 7-18-63 Inferior , - followers seldomhave the opportunity to become leaders.. ... ... - ... Some of these days, we may be hearing about people who were successful, even though they never got beyond college. Some forty-five officers and airmen from the Chicagoland area, assigned to Headquarters of the 8570th Chicago Air Force Reserve Recovery Group, will attend their second annual 15 day active duty summer encampment at their home base, O'Hare International Airport, starting Sunday, July 21. Participating in the encampment from this area is Staff Sergeant Robert St. Luke Winkel, 3907 W. Grove Ave., McHenry. Cadet John C. Regner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regner, who live at 2713 N. Regner road, McHenry, is scheduled to complete six weeks of training at the Reserve Officer Training corps (ROTC) summer camp at Fort Riley, Kan., July 26. During the encampment, Cadet Regner and other future Army officers received intensive infantry field training under supervision of combat experienced officers and noncommissioned officers. Cadet Regner is a 1957 graduate of McHenry Community high school and is active in the ROTC program at Mar- Lagoon Marina MERCURY Sales and Service See Us First! 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