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©rand ma S& / • ? rtD >..?•,! ;'r Open House $s \ ^ <c , Reflectin' on what I wuz a talkin' about, t' other day, it comes t' mind thet most of our famous leaders, who did the most fer this land tf ours, in establishin' an attitude o* respect fer our country, and fellow mankind, came up the hard way. They weren't the hot-house variety we seem t' be turnin' out today. It takes a little rugged livin't' make strong character,. and the way adults are makiq' it so easy fer the young these days, the product isn't goinV t' be very durable in times & stress. I don't think it takes a war, or time spent in the services, to make men of our youth. A strong father, to back up a strict mother, is all that's really necessary. Parents, with firm ideas o* what is right and what is wrorfjg fer the offspring, and courage t' back up those principles, is all it takes t' putthings on the right road. Seems like the kids 're runnin' the nation and you kin jest bet they will take the upper hand until the jig is up, and someone takes the upper hand and puts them in their place. Believe it 'r not, they're growin' right out o' their britches, and the older folks 're a helpin' them. They' - HAVING AN AFFAIR? When You Want A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER * FOR WEDDINGS BANQUETS FAMILY REUNIONS WINDOW DISPLAYS LEGAL PICTURES SPECIAL EVENTS CJC LEONARD STUDIO 3£f5-5579 McHenry ve come t' think they are the most important thing existin' these days. Today's younguns seem V hev gotten the idee thet they kin demand things, and if they ain't forthcomin' they kin set up a big ruckus and the olders will give in. Like I heared of a fellow what threatened t' leave home if he didn't get a car t' drive t' school in. Seems like it's out o* style t' use the means o* transportation they wuz born with. They need a car before they're dry behind the ears, and "Datf' isgsposed t' pervide it. I cain't see any harm in kids walkin' f school, until they're about eighteen 'r so. Pervidin' 'em wi' so much jest don't seem t' be the best for 'em, from where I sit, lookin' on. What is badly needed is fer the elders t' git a little oldfashioned, 'n prove that they're stronger than the younguns, arid that ain't been done fer a purty long time, except fer a few who are wiser. The whole thing has gotten out o* hand, and chaos reigns. .. I still think that a lot o* women, who ain't satisfied with the family purse, and go out t' make it fatter, would stay home, live within the income o* the Man of the House, and tend the younguns, teachin* them t' mind and appreciate, this would be a better society. Grandma Radtke vliVhlr* MR. AND MRS. JOHN CARROLL Open house will be held Sunday, Nov. 10, from 2 to.5 p.m. at the sheriffs residence, Woodstock, in observance ofthe silver wedding anniversary of Sheriff John Carroll and his wife, Elvera. Everyone is invited. Elvera Anderson and John Carroll were married Nov. 10 ' at St. Patrick's church, Hartland, by Rev. John Dording. They have two sons, Johh, Jr., serving with the Army at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and Thomas, at the Amarillo Air Force Base, in Texas. The Carrolls request no gifts. « - 1 DANIEL WEBSTER "God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it." Speech (June 3,1834) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares ITEM: When meat is divided into pieces or left in a large piece to be cooked by one of the moist heat methods, brown before adding l i q u i d . Browning, especially when seasoned flour is used, is a way to develop more palatable flavor as well as attractive color. Stews and pork roasts are richer in color when they're browned first. Prize Packer Nicholas Appert, a French confectioner, discovered a method of preserving food by cooking it in sealed jars, and won a prize from his government in 1809. 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Mr. Lorenz, a native of Canada, had resided at Island Lake for eight years. He is survived by his widow, Kathryn; four sons, John of Hesperia, Mich., Martin of Anchorage, Alaska; Arthur of Fremont, Mich., and Arnold of Palatine; three daughters, Mrs. Marie Hultin of Barrington, Mrs. Arlene Porner of Island Lake and Mrs. Beverly Hilerof Frem&nt, Mich; a brother, Jack Lorenz ot Hesperia; and eighteen grandchildren. . PHILIP ROSHEGER Philip Rosheger, 78,of7017 Seminole drive, Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital Monday, Nov. 4. A native of Italy, Mr. Rosheger had been a resident of this area for about four years. He had taught music in his own , music school located in his Wonder Lake home. Survivors are two daughters, Felicia Westerholm of Wonder Lake and Antoinette LaBrec of Chicago; one son, Philip, R„ Jr., of Arlington Heights, and eight grandchildren. The body rests at the Lauterburg & Oehler chapel, 2000 E. Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights. Funeral services will be conducted there on Thursday, at 1 o'clock. uress up ciirus saiaas wun lis refreshing dressing: 1/2 up grapefruit juice, 2/3 cup alaa oil, 2 tablespoons vin- •I;;.:-' Ifiii WED., NOV,, 6, / FAMIIW0T lUCKrs • £ m Scalloped potatoes can be a main dish. Just add sliced frankfurters, bologna or ham. Dress citrus salads with this cur sal egar, 1 tablespoon instant onion, and salt and pepper to taste. ^Hollow out crusty rolls which have been split in half lengthwise. Use these for ham, egg or tuna " salad to m&ke the noontime sandwich which is just a bit different by serving it in a "boat". Here's an unusual marinade for beef: 2 cups cider, 3 • whole cloves, 1/4 teaspooncinnamon and 1/8 teaspoon gingen* An elegant sauce for green vegetables uses 2 riced hard cooked eggs with 1 cup of cream. Heat together and beat smooth. Sloppy Joes (Makes 10 sandwiches) 2 tablespoons shortening 1 pound ground beef 2/3 cup chopped onion 1 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon Hour 1 cup water 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 3/4 cup tomato ketchup 10 sandwich buns Melt shortening in skillet, add beef and the next four ingredients. Cook until meat loses its red color. Drain off e x c e s s f a t . Stir in water, Worcestershire sauce and ketchup; simmer, stirring occasionally for 15 to 20 minutes or until of desired consistency. Serve in buns. All Covered Soviet engineers plan to build cities with interconnected buildings so that residents in colder regions need never be exposed to winter's bite. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1878 8812 West Elm Street Phone McHenry, Illinois -- 60080 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, HI Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. 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