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flection Tftyp -- Pz& Tout THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ^htirsday, September 24,1964 McCullom Lake Home Will Be Featured On Hospitality Day The woman's auxiliary of the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County is deep in the plans for its tenth annual Holiday Hospitality Day benefit to be held on Wednesday, Oct. 7th. •? Auxiliary President Mrs. G. W. (Frame, and Hospitality Day Chairman Mrs. Virgil Smith, | with her co-chairman, Mrs. 1 Jack Satorius, have programmed a tour of country homes and other points of particular interest that promises to be most varied and rewarding. The} tour includes a visit to the Auxiliary's own Gift and Thrift Shop, a fragrant homebaked sale, a flourishing Farmer's Market and a' glimpse backward into the 19th Century in the seventy-five-year- Dld Woodstock Opera House on the Square. As usual, however, the greatest attention will be focused on the three private homes open to the public and especially decorated for the occasion. Harvest Home Harvest Home this year is the large white house of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mass on the north shore of McCullom Lake. Stately oaks and elms surround its landscaped terraces and gently sloping lawns. A swimming pool and roofed pavillion and rustic barbecue house at the water's edge suggest pleasant outdoor living. Inside, the opulant furnishings bespeak a more formal way of life and there are many intriguing decorative features to catch the eye. Heavy panelled walls and thick Oriental rugs serve as rich background for gleaming chandeliers, Venetian glass mirrors and intricately carved and inlaid furniture. Off of the spacious living room, in the music alcove, is a full pipe organ. Graceful twin stairways wind up to the second floor. These stair-rails will be decorated on Holiday Hospitality Day with the auxiliary's famous wreaths and swags and garlands designed by Mrs. Irwin Burger of cones, acorns aqd nuts. A newly finished circular cocktail room--delicately furnished in white and blue--adds a contemporary touch to the long formal dining room it adjoins. The kitchen, too, is a mixture of old with the new as shining modern appliances nestle comfortably among the wooden cabinets. Inviting Library An inviting book-lined library leads to the glass-enclosed oval greenhouse where the potting tables will be filled with "wonder weeds." Here, where exotic gardenias and orchids once bloomed, the visitor will see mullin, mares' tails, tansy and other old friends gathered from the roadside and prepared for dried arranging. It is likely the greenhouse is the only room that holds no hint of the lively interest shared by the Masses. Throughout the rest of the house tables heavy with trophies and cases hung with winning ribbons attest to the fact that this is a horse-loving, horse-raising family. In a prominent place on the kitchen wall are the framed certificates for two American Quarter Horse association champions. Just down the lake shore from the house is a long white and red barn which is home to sixty head of registered quarter horses, several of wzhjch are champions and still winning racing trophies and ribbons this season. Mr. and Mrs. Mass purchased their first quarter horses twelve years ago to be used for farm and pleasure riding. The natural gentleness of the quarter horse permits children to ride at an early age which daughter Melinda Mass did. She began riding at 5 and has now at 17 advanced to become the leading high point girl rider in two or three classes each year in state comnptitions Many of the trophies and ribbons which decorate the house belong to Melinda. Show Horses On Holiday Hospitality Day there will be groomsmen present io show the barn and horses and to identify the champ ions. This year's Christmas House will be the remodeled farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe on the Greenwood road. Here the festive holiday spirit will abound as it has so many years before--for this gracious white brick house was built in 1857. Owen and Andrew Murphy, brothers from Braxton county, West Virginia, had journeyed on horseback in 1838 all the way to Iowa, On their trip back they chanced to ride across Queen Anne Prairie, named in honor of Anne Weston, the first white woman in Greenwood township, The Murphy brothers stopped their horses and, as they gazed out over the rich prairie-land, they decided to make this their home. They returned to West Virginia, married the girls they had left behind and came to settle down on Queen Anne Prairie. Owen and Andrew farmed the land together for several years but in 1843 it was divided and the Rowe house is on the Owen Murphy farm. Cabin Gone Gone now is the log cabin which was the first building on the site. Gone, too, is a second house built to accommodate a growing family. In their stead stands the present house and sharply contrasting before-andafter photographs clearly show the many changes wrought by time and families upon it. A tidy one-room school house next door for many years served the descendants of Owen Murphy and their friends and neighbors. It was converted into a private home a decade ago when small schools in the area were consolidated. On Holiday Hospitality Day the proven decorating talents of the Crystal L&ke auxiliary chairmen, Mrs. Andrew Rosulek and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal, will bring Christmas once again to this venerable old home. News About Our Servicemen Zesty Salad Molds Taste Better DEIVEE LICENSES HEVOKED; OTHERS ARE SUSPENDED Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Vernon T. Kopsell of Woodstock and Russell T. Larson of Fox River Grove for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Steve Deibel and Gerd W. Oesterle of Cary, Jack A. Hobbs of Crystal Lake. Ronald C. Jones and Paul R. Shepanek of Lakein- the-Hills and Keith A. Winters of Algonquin, all for three violations; also John G. Sisto of Algonquin for violating restriction on license or permit. Probationary permits were issued to Dennis A. Bieze of Marengo and James F. Hahn of Woodstock. Failure is about the thing ruined by success. only Bondel Wool Jersey or Worsted Wool Warm New Shades Royal -- Red -- Green -- Black Petite -- Junior -- Missy -- Half Sizes $14.95 uP For DAY-Time or DATE-Time Jke SL 885-7747 1007 N. Front Street (Rt 31) Uae Our Laway Plan e McHenry, Illinois FREE Parking Lot Second Lieut. Mark A. Vycital, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Vycital of 3413 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, has completed his solo flight in the T-33 jet trainer as a U. S. Air Force pilot trainee at Laughlin AFB, Tex. Lieut. Vycital will receive silver ,pilot wings upon completion of Air Training Command (ATC) flying program. ATC trains airmen and officers in skills required by the nation's aerospace force. The lieutenant received his commission in 1963 upon compJetion of the reserve officer training corps programs at St. Thomas college, St. Paul, Minn., where he also earned his BA degree in business administration. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. His wife, Pamela, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Munroe of Stillhill drive, McHenry. Marine Lance Corporal Jerome J; Aguirre, son of Mrs. Lola Mears of 2905 North Shorewood drive, McHenry, is serving with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461, Marine Aircraft Group 26, New- River Marine Corps Air facility, Jacksonville, N. C. The squadron uses a twinengine helicopter aircraft, nicknamed the "Silly Willy", because of resemblance to a dragonfly. The helicopter is capable of transporting up to 30 Marines with their equipment, as well as jeeps, tanks, mounted guns and cargo supplies. Samuel J. Bruscato, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Bruscato of 4322 East Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, recently completed an accelerated recruit training program at the Naval Air station, Glenview. He received training in seamanship, aviation fundamentals, military drill, damage control and leadership. He has returned to his local reserve unit for regular training sessions. 2nd & 4th FRIDAYS G©@DWILL P0C« DAYS -- In -- MelHiENRY Mrs. Mildred Miller 3508 West Washington St. Phone 385-6173 For a Goodwill Truck to Stop at Your Home. Help the Handicapped To Help Themselves By Giving Discards. Better than ever before are molded salads prepared with the new salad gelatin available in celery or mixed vegetable flavor. To create a wide variety of tempting salads, combine this versatile gelatin with raw or couked vegetables, cottage cheese, meat, or sea food. ) Collage Cheese and Green Pepper Salad 2 packages (3 oz. each) -- 2 cups (1 pi) cottage celery flavor salad gelatin cheese 1 teaspoon salt */4 cup diced green pepper 2 cups boiling water V-i cup diced celery. l!/2 cups cold water Vfz teaspoons grated onion 2 tablespoons vinegar Dash of pepper < Dash of Tabasco sauce Dissolve gelatin and salt in boiling water. Add cold water and vinegar. Pour IY3 cups into 2-quart ring or individual molds. Chill until set, but not firm. Meanwhile, stir remaining ingredients into remaining gelatin. Chill until slightly thickened. Spoon over almost-firm gelatin. Chill until firm. Unmold on salad greens.'If desired, place carrot sticks in center of salad and serve with mayonnaise. Makes about 2 quarts or 8 to* 10 main-dish salad servings. 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