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PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 Community Calendar MARCH 24-25 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Bus Trip To Flower Show McCormick Place, Chicago. Bus Leaves McHenry State Bank Parking Lot at 9:30 a.m. March 25 - Bus Leaves Parking Lot at McHenry Savings & Loan - 9:30 a.m. MARCH 26-27 Rummage Sale - Ringwood Church - Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 Noon - Coffee And. MARCH 27 Pre-Easter Bake Sale & Gifts - McHenry State Bank - 9 a.m. - Sponsored By McHenry Auxiliary For McHenry County Association For The Retarded. St. Margaret's Chapter of NAIM - Card Party-Home Of Jean Driscoll, 2820 W. Lincoln Road--7:30 p.m. MARCH 28 Annual General Meeting Lakeland Park Property Owners Association-2 p.m. MR. AND MRS. WAYNE E STRAUSS MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED -- Announcement of the marriage of Carol C. Justen to Mr. Wavne E. Strauss on March 19 has been made by her mother, Mrs. George R. Justen of Green street, McHenry. Mr. Strauss is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Strauss of Chicago. The bride is employed as classified manager for the Citizen newspaper. McHenry. and her husband is a design engineer with American Consulting Association. Inc., Chicago. The couple will reside at 524 Woodland drive. Crystal Lake, after a short honeymoon trip. Lakeland Park Property Owners Association-2 p.m. Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 N. Sunset Drive. * MARCH 29 McHenry Woman's Club Board Meeting - City Hall - 9:30. APRIL 3 Waltz Time Dance - V.F.W. Hall - McHenry, Sponsored By St. Patrick's Ladies Guild. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. - O.E.S. Bake Sale-Johnnie's Italian Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor, Elm & Green Street- 9:30 a.m. to ?? APRIL 5 Business Meeting Followed By Social Hour And Cards, - St. Patrick's Ladies Guild - St. Patrick's Church Hall - 8 p.m. APRIL 13 O.E.S. Stated Meeting -- Acacia Hall - 8 p.m. APRIL 27 O.E.S. Stated Meeting -- Acacia Hall - 8 p.m. mm AT ENGAGEMENT PARTY President and Mrs. Nixon have announced "officially" the engagement of their daughter Tricia, to Edward Finch Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox of New York City . The announcement followed an "evening of entertainment" at the White House which the Prime Minister of Ireland, Jack Lynch and Mrs. Lynch attended. Among the handful of Congressional guests were Congressman Robert McClory (R. Illinois) and Mrs. McClory. fMppppf! Grandma Sez , 9' .• - i * i • / ' v'f jf»> ROBIN GAYLE KING ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. King of 100 W. Butterfield road, Elmhurst. announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Gayle, to Michael Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper of McHenry. Miss King is a senior at the University of Illinois. Mr. Cooper, a 1969paduate of the University of Illinois, i.c currently employed in Peoria. An April 3 wedding is planned. McHenry Woman Heads District Women Traffic Leaders Plan Luncheon Meeting Region I of the Illinois Conference of Women Leaders for Traffic Safety will meet at the Rustic Manor. Grand avenue, Gurnee, Saturday, April 3. Registration will be at 10:30a.m. the meeting. 11 a.m., and the luncheon at noon. Deadline on reservations" is Saturday. March 27. Reser­ vations may be made with Elvina Latimer at 385-2835. What is the governor's safety program"? Mrs. Latimer, president of Region I. explains there are still four major areas where the state of Illinois is not in compliance with the sixteen standards issued by the National Highway Safety bureau. One of the most important of these is the "implied consent law" to provide testing for drivers charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. It has been proved that more accidents occur because of drinking drivers than any other cause. "Implied consent" also protects the sick since a driver may be afflicted with one of over sixty diseases bearing the same symptoms as drunken­ ness In a case like this the driver can receive the im­ mediate medical attention he needs. Why is Illinois one of four states not having an "implied consent law"? WED FIFTY YEARS Arthur and Louise Kussrath of 1415 Sunnyside drive, McHenry, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Zion Lutheran church March 14. The couple was recognized, and a blessing and a prayer were part of the service in which Assistant Pastor Bauman officiated. Years ago, when the first talk wuz goin' about, regardin' mechanization o' the work, then bein' accomplished wi' elbow grease an' sweat, I began t' worry about the outcome. Sure enough, the thing's happened, an' the number o' people a needin' employment, greatly outnumber the jobs available. The machine age has taken over ! Then there's the women in employment, an item we didn't need t' fret about fifty years ago, as the ones a workin' in jobs, outside the home, were the widows an' ones wi' problems o' feedin' the families. A youngun, right out high-school could git a job, an' help earn somethin' t' further the education, if desired. We must admit that life is a sight easier, these days, but where is all the time we thought the families'd have fer District I Garden Clubs In Annual Meet District I of The Garden Club of Illinois, Inc., will hold its annual meeting and luncheon at the Kaskaskia hotel, LaSalle, Thursday, April 15. The Illinois Valley Garden club of Peru will be the hostess club. Robert W* Elich of Park Ridge will present "Autumn in Japan," a delightful one-hour colored motion picture of a five- week trip throughout Japan. He will show his trip, made in the fall especially to see the spectacular chrysanthemum shows and chrysanthemum bonsai. There are scenes of busy Tokyo and Osaka and other important cities; scenic national parks; famous Japanese gardens; a visit to a shrine on the national children's holiday, showing the children in their colorful costumes. This is a bright and happy film recommended very highly. Mr. Elich has combined his hobbies of photography, gar­ dening, and travel to produce these films He is a member of the Men's Garden club of North Shore, Royal Horticultural society, and Accredited Horticultural Judge of Men's Garden Club of America. The McHenry Garden club is a member of District 1. t'getherness. There wuz more o' that in the days gone by, seems t' me. T' my way o' thinkin', the way folks live these days, tend t' keep 'em farther apart; you go your way an' I'll go mine, sort o' attitude, 'cause everybody wants t' do his or her "THING". Mostly it turns out that they don't really want t' do anythin', an' then turn on the "Establishment", that makes it possible fer the parents an' others, t' feed 'em. They don't have any regard fer money, but they admit t' findin' it purty useful when it pervides somethin' fer the stomach. I been a grievin' 'bout the way things wuz a goin', fer too many years. It's all a turnin' out like I expected, 'an' if Grandpa Radtke wuz alive, he'd say the same, 'cause we used t' talk about it all, forty years ago, an' until the time he went t' his reward, he used t' git mighty upset 'bout the way things wuz a turnin' out. Nobody 'd listen, then, when somethin' might h' been done about it. Now we're stuck wi' the big snow-ball, a gittin' bigger an' bigger all the time. One o' these days it's a goin't' break up, and we'll all be engulfed in the flood o' despair. Every livin' thing, in this world has t' work t' survive. It ain't fair t' institute machines t' take the natural labor from folks, willin't' do it. vMan thinks he's so smart, but *TOL' MOM NATURE" 's a lot smarter an' man'11 never beat her, mark my word. Grandma Radtke MARRIAGE LICENSE James H. Mack of 3603 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, and Debra L. Wallace of 3403 W. Skyway drive, McHenry. Kenneth L. Smith of 123 Blakely street, Woodstock, and Carol L. Smutny of 8202 Gerson drive, Wonder Lake. Russel W. O'Neal, Richmond, and Mary I. Layton, West­ minster, Colo. Symptoms of laziness and fat­ igue are surprisingly similar. Diedtich Infant Is Christened The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Diedrich was baptized Deborah Susan on March 14 at St. John's Catholic church, Johnsburg, with Father Leo Bartel officiating. Sponsors were Mrs. Cammi Gaylord and Ronald Diedrich. Following the ceremony supper was served at the Diedrich home. Guests in­ cluded the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diedrich and daughter, Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lossmann and their family, and the two brothers of the new baby, Danny, 7, and Douglas, 5. Deborah's mother , is the former Doris Lossmann. Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital the past week included Sharron Wilkins, Joseph Washburn, Mary Frieb, Ernest Boettcher, Lillian Conway, Susan Olbinski, Carla Boyle, Joyce Johnson, Richard Penny, Winnie Merwin, Gerald Mereness, William Boyle, Jr., Clarence Hausner, Albert Jourdan, III, Freida Pagers, Janice Davidson, Carl Gustafson, George Yanak, Fred Klewitz, William Reidy, Sr., McHenry, Jon Carro, Mary Kattner, Sharon Wanhala, Spring Grove, LeRoy Arentz, Ray Reynolds, Ethel Faust, Gary Lusk, Wonder Lake. Births MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Harold Het- termann announce the birth of a son on March 18 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mrs. Hettermann will be remem­ bered as Kathleen Powers, daughter of Mrs. James Powers and the late Mr. Powers. Paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hettermann of John­ sburg. The baby has a brother, Bradley. WEEKLY RECIPE By Sank Ante Sheridan Sponge cake appeals to most appetites when it's topped with fresh fruits and whipped cream. Since the strawberry season is near, and sponge cake (layer or individual) can be frozen-this is a good time to stock your freezer--you can be ready for a quick dessert at a moments notice. To bake perfect sponge c a k e s t h e f o l l o w i n g s t e p s should be used: 1. Measure all ingredients. Sift sugar through a fine sifter one to four times before measur­ ing, then sift four times. 2. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry, and beat in grad­ ually 1 tablespoon sugar for each egg white (out of sugar called for in recipe) and set aside. 3. Beat egg yolks with the same beater until thick and lem­ on colored. Beat in remaining sugar. 4. Combine yolks and whites. 5. Mix remaining dry ingredi­ ents and cut and fold into egg mixture. Do not beat after add­ ing flour. 6. Do not gTease pan. Sponge Cake 1 c. flour V4 t. salt Grated rind V2 lemon iVi T. lemon juice ^ 1 c. sugar \\ 5 eggs Bake in tube pan in an oven 325 degrees for an hour. If in layer cake pans or individual tins, bake 25 to 30 minutes in an oven 350 degrees. Chocolate Sponge Cake Use sponge cake recipe, but substitute % cup flour and l/4 cup cocoa for each cup of flour. Eskimos have words or terms kinds of snow. t I I I I I I I Mrs. Martin Snyder, Mrs. Joseph Gitlin and Mrs. J.E. Powers give a preview showing of the peasant skirt fashions to be worn at Fair Diddley by members of the Women's auxiliary of the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic Fair Diddley Plans Progress "Fair Diddley" is on the way. The Women's auxiliary of the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for McHenry County will once again sponsor Fair Diddley -- that delightful day of treasure shopping and family fun for everyone. This year Fair Diddley is scheduled for Sunday, May 23, on the square in Woodstock from noon until dusk. In case of rain, the fair will be held the following Sunday, May 30. All proceeds from the event are used to further the work of the county clinic. "We've added many new attractions this year, including a 'Craft Bazaar' where skilled artisans from throughout the area will sell their work, and a 'Baby Boutique.' We've also planned a lot of fun events for the youngsters," reports Mrs. Joseph Gitlin and Mrs. Martin Snyder, co-chairmen of the Fair Diddley. Red and white gaily striped booths will ring the Woodstock city square. And Women's auxiliary members dressed in colorful peasant skirts will sell a wide assortment of goods, including a selection of the peasant skirts. These will be handmade by the members and are one of the season's most popular fashions. There will also be baked goods from the area's most talented chefs, lovely toys, infants' and children's apparel at the "Baby Boutique," and an endless collection of white elephants, used books and records. The "Craft Bazaar" will include paintings, sculp­ ture, candles, crewelwork, ceramics, macrame, and numerous other handcrafted items. There will be loads of games and prizes for everyone, tot rides, clowns and balloons, an ample supply of fair-time refreshments, entertainment and fun galore. Area residents who wish to donate white elephants, toys, books, records, infants' and children's wear, or baked gpods to this worthwhile fund-raising effort should contact the chairman in your area. Pick-up service can be arranged. In McHenry call 385-1323. Artists and craftsmen who are interested in exhibiting in the Craft Bazaar may call 385- 5269. for McHenry County. The fair is the annual fund-raising festivity of the Women's auxiliary, scheduled this year for Sunday, May 23, on Woodstock's city square. GIFT-BAKE SALE McHenry auxiliary to the McHenry County Assocaition for the Retarded announce a pre-Easter Gift and Bake sale Saturday, March 27, at the McHenry State bank, starting at 9 a.m. DIVORCE Kenneth D. Hettermann and Colleen J. Hettermann, McHenry. 28 different for different Many buyers of the new short pants are wearing skirts of various kinds with these far- out garments. The skirts vary--some are short pleated garments, others are straight but split up the front or on the sides. Knickers are being worn by some of the sophisticates but do not seem to be as popular as some of the new trends. Fitted long jackets with knick­ ers give the wearer 1 a very smart tailored look for sport wear. 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