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Section One -- Page Two THE McHENEY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 10# 1966 Enjoy Family Reunion Mrs. Viola Bodensiab ot Shorewood drive, McHenry, has been enjoying a family reunion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Tomsovic, and two sisters Mrs. Helen Pelech of Wnuconda and Mrs. Ann Sawyer of Tinley Park, at St. Cloud. Fla. MANY CONFIRMED AT METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY Confirmation services were held at the Community Methodist church, Sunday morning, March 6. at 11 a.m. The Rev. Ernest C. Carder, pastor, conducted the rites. lie used as his sermon topic, "Living on the Edge." Those confirmed were Sharon Adams, Peter Renoy, William Buchert. Terry Burton, Chris Borchardt. Marcia Dolb y , G a r y F a i r e h i l d , J u d y Homo, Jack Laursen. James Lightner/. Jezin Lingenfelter, Mike Lorch, Jane McCrary, Rory Marshall, David Miller, Mike Morenz. Donald Sundby, Kathy Tessendorf, Jeff Thomas, Williaiji Urban. Debra Walter, Donna Weichmann, Mike Weingart. Dee Weyland. Marie Wilson, and Chris Wittrock. Six of these young people were baptized before they were confirmed. Also received as members of the church at the X:.',0 a.m. service were Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr and daughter. Kris, and Mrs. Robert Beckenbaugh. A reception was held in the youth room of the church at the close of the Confirmation service. Those helping with the reception were .Airs. Donald Virgens, Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs. Elmer Stange ;ind Mrs. Edwin Wittrock. Larry Thomas and Don Zamastil are teachers of the eighth grade class in the church school, which includes those in the Confirmation class. Assisting with other parts of the services were Mrs. Donald Gerstad, Mrs. Stanley Thomas and Mrs. Roy Homo. Now In Stock! Jean Nate' and at least 50 others in our MEN'S SCENTER MoIIenry's Most Complete Men's Scenter 132.') X. Riverside Dr. Phone 383-4426 Plan Benefit Style Show | STATE REGENT OF - DAR TO ADDRESS CHAPTER MEETING / The Kishwaukee Trail chapter of I).A.It. ni«'t at the home of Mrs. Grant McDonald in Crystal Lake last week, with fourteen members and one uuest.'AI Quetivmmer of Crystal Lake talked on "Civil Delete". Detailed planning was given !> •• the next meeting as the guesi of honor will be Mrs. JMihnrd H. Thompson, Jr., Illinois state regent, * NSDAR, ••nd will give the program vew Trends in DAR." y.v. (.,) icrhammer, ^IcHenry county director of civil de- .ense. spoke to the members i >n < ivil defense what has been accomplished and what remains to be done. Mr. Querhammcr slated that we haw. air raid shelters adquate to aci om-modate 1.800 to 2.300 penple per population of 90,000. He urged consideration of air -raid shelters' in new schools and public buildings being currently buill. Speaking of the devastation following the tornado of last spring, Mr. Querhammer snoke gratefully of the cooperation he received. Just to^mention a few, he told of the. splendid support of Mayor Gossens. and City Manager Roth, young people in general. I'oy Scouts in particular and the Red Cross which moved in and stood by to see the injured cared for and the homeless fed and clothed. Members found Mr. Querhammer's talk intersting and thought-provoking. The meeting was then adjourned by singing "The Star Spangled Banner." A 1 o'clock luncheon was served by Mrs. McDonald, assisted by Mrs. Frank Hen y of Crystal Lake and Mrs. K. C. Petersen of McHenry. Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. Ernest W. Reinwall of McHenry also attended. JUNIOR TROOP AT LAKE HOLDS COURT OF AWARDS Mrs. Lynn Lund, left, is showing other models one of latest styles which one of them will be wearing at the penefit style show to be held at the McHenry Countrv club on Wednesday, March 23. Looking on, at right, are'Mrs. Lori Wilhelm, standing, and Mrs. Carole Jepsen. sitting. Seated in center is Mrs. Jennie McDermott, president of the McHenry hospital auxiliary, which is sponsoring the style show and salad luncheon. Genevieve's shop will present the models in the latest spring and summer styles. JOYCE KILMER COURT MEMBERS VISIT DOWNEY • Members of Joyce Kilmer Court. No. 57.'), Catholic Daughters of America, visited Downey Veterans hospital on March 2 for their monthly evening of p r o v i d i n g e n t e r t a i n m e n t f o r hospital patients. Following games and card playing, the ladies provided fruit and home-made cookies. The evening was very much enjoyed by the patients. Members of the court are to be commended for so faithfully traveling to Downey every month. Ladies who made the trip this month were Elizabeth Thompson, chairman; Bertilla Freund, Ann Rodenkirch, Hel- Herb Ouimette at the Hammond Organ For Your Late Evening Enterlainmeni Every Friday and Saturday Evening -- SPECIAL EVERY DAY -- Corned lieef &. Cabbage and Shrimp de Tongue MONDAY -- WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY CHICKEN CHOPS RIBS LOBSTER Fish Fry on Friday Prime Rib -- Saturday Roast Duek and Turkey -- Sunday s4nclre J S and Cocktail Lounge CLOSED TUESDAY Hwf. 12 Ph. 678-7766 Richmond, 111. cn Heuser, Irene Guiley, Rose Staines and drivers, Helen Sass and Evelyn Freund. On March 2 at 3:30 p.m., Junior Troop 201 of Wonder Lake met at the home of Debbie Malo to have a Court of Awards ceremony. The girls started the meeting by presenting the colors. rl he llagbearers were Debbie Malo and Kim Street, color guards were Mary Ann Sauers and -Jane Rice, and the caller was Susan Remy. Later the troop had a candlelight ceremony. Each girl recited a law 'and the three parts of the Girl Scout promise. Afterward the badge chairman, Mrs. Amy Street, gave badges earned to Penny Huetfnor. Kim Street and Debbie Malo. AH the girls received membership pins. The troop then acted out the meanings of the ten laws for the Active Citizen badge. Mrs. Rita Rise served brownies, lemonade and candy bars. Girls participating were Kim Street and Debbie Malo, flagbearers. Cyndy Ruggero and Jane Ricel color guards, and Su^.an Remy, caller. Illinois Dairy Princess To Visit City This Month ANDREA SIMPSON Working with restaurants and grocery stores the McHenry County Dairy Promotion council continues its springtime effort to boost dairy products. Betty Boppart, effervescent McHenry County Dairy Princess, has chosen four recipes to help homemakers add zest to their Lenten meals. In-store promotions boosting dairy products, especially cottage cheese and cheese dips, will be centered on the weekend of March 18-19 when Andrea Simpson, Illinois Dairy Princess, plans to come to McHenry county at the invitation of our Dairy Promotion council. Andrea will appear in stores in Woodstock, Crystal Lake, McHenry and in other communities who ask to participate in this Dairy Council effort. The invitation 1o join in this promotion is still open, Charles Weingart of McHenry. president, said this past week. Miss Bcppart's four recipes are being circulated in restaurants through a table-tent type folder. This attractive folder has Betty's picture, the official Dairy Council insignia, and the four recipes. The table . tents are lar restaurant customers' to take home. The recipes include two main dishes, a sandwich and a simple dessert. 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Green St. McHenry PHONE 38.J-0I82 Use Your Charge Account VYCITAL'S Hdwe. ful meals during the traditional sacrifice during Lent. Betty's Recipes ASPARAGUS Al GRATIN » SANDWICH 6 servings Preheated broiler 2 tablespoons chili sauce 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 6 slices rye toast, buttered 2 cups cottage cheese 1 9-ounce package frozen asparagus spears, cooked Mi cup crushed saltine crackers ?, tablespoons butter, melted %cup shredded Cheddar cheese Mix together chili sauce and mustard; spread on buttered toasr. On each slice of toasl, spoon 1-3 cup of cottage cheese and top with 4 asparagus spears. Brown cracker crumbs in melted butter and sprinkle 4 teaspoons over each sandwich. Finally, top each with l1* tablespoons of Cheddar cheese and place under broiler just until cheese melts. IP NORTH SALMON SUPPER Loaf pan, 9 x 5 x 3-inch OR .Casserole dish, 2-qunrt Preheated 350 degrees oven 6-8 servings 1 1 pound can red salmon, skin and bones removed 1 10-oz pkg. frozen peas IV2 cups cottage cheese 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 cup cracker crumbs '2 cup crushed oven-toasted rice cereal 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 3 tablespoons chopped green pepper 1 tablespoon chopped onion 1 tablespoon lemon juice Vs teaspoon pepper Salt to taste Drain salmon. Partially cook peas in the salmon liquid. Mix together cottage cheese, egg, cracker crumbs, crushed rice cereal. Cheddar cheese, green pepper, onion., lemon juice, pepper and salt. Add peas and salmon which has been broken into chunks. Spoon into loaf pan or casserole dish and bake 45 minutes. Garnish with lemon wedges and parsley. SERVING SUGGESTION add contrasting texture^lo Up North Salmon Supper, serve this LEMON - ALMOND BUTTER SAUCE: V2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted 2 tablespoons lemon juice cup blanc hed, slivered, toasted almonds Mix together butter, lemon juice and almonds; heat to serve. VANILLA WAFER DELIGHT 'i lb. vanilla wafer crumbs V/2 cups powdered sugar cup butter 2 eggs V2 pint whipping cream (sweetened with sugar and 1 tsp. vanilla1 1 cup crushed pineapple M> cup pecans- chopped 1 place *<> of the vanilla wafer crumbs in a 9x9 inch square pan. 2--Cream <he bulter; add the powdered sugar and eggs and continue heating, until the mixlure is light and fluffy. 3 Spread 4 of tli'e jxnvdered sugar, butter and egg mixture* over the crumbs. 4 Fold the c rushed pineapple and pecans into the whipped cream; spread of the whipped cream mixture over the first two layers. 5 Repeat the layers and chill about 4 to fi hours. Yield: 9 servings. COTTAGE C HEESE K( RAMI5LED EGGS G servings Skillet (). eggs 3-4 cup cottage cheese 2 tablespoons milk 1 tl':-'. chopped chives '•j teaspoon salt 'h teas[>o<)n pepper 2 tablespoons butter In a mixing Ixnvl beat eggs slightly; blend in cottage cheese, milk, chives, salt and pepper. In a skillet, over low heat, melt butter; add egg mixture. Turn portions of the egg mixture with spatula as it begins to thicken; do not stir and do not overcook. Serve immediately. Marriage Licenses Gustaf J. Degryse, Rochelle, and I»uise J. Jacobsen, McHenry. Andrew A. Larson, McHenry, and Agnes V. Peterson, Chicago- 1229 N. Green St. 385-0098 McHenry, 111. MMoney-wisdom" is the key to making money travel further. Do tliey get more mileage from money than you do? This is not a matter of more miles per gallon, but of more living per dollar. Enjoying life fully is a question of attitude--and aptitude. People who make the most of their lives also make the most of their money. 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