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Food Tips If camp-outs are in your plans for summer, take along the fixings for an exciting wilderness dish. Campers' potato pancakes may sound like a tame, kitchen recipe, but once you get it outdoors, the flavor seems to go wild. To simplify your preparations in camp , com­ bine hash browns, green pepper and minced onions in a covered bowl before leaving home. You may also want to do the same with flour, salt and baking powder in a separate container. Then all you have to do is add in those all-natural eggs and oil the skillet. Capture the outdoor egg. And let the flavor in food go wild. CAMPERS* POTATO PANCAKES 8-9 pancakes or 4 servings 1 box (6 oz.) potatoes for hash browns 2 tablespoons bell pepper flakes 2 tablespoons instant minced onion 4 cups very hot water 2 tablespoons flour IV2 teaspoons salt V4 teaspoon baking powder 4 eggs, beaten vegetable oil, (approx. 1-3 cup) Cover potatoes, green pepper and onion with water; let stand 15 minutes. Drain thoroughly. Combine dry ingredients; add eggs, beating until smooth. Stir in drained potato mixture. For each pancake, pour approx. Vfc cup batter onto hot oiled griddle or skillet ; flatten with pancake turner. Cook until crisp and browned on both sides. If necessary, drain on paper towels. Serve hot. MCC Selects Vice-President HAVE.1 SHAVEPXxJ e€f=OR£? NO, X LOST PART OF My BAR , iM THE A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loangrs - Complete. Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear * Qua li tone ROBT. STENSLAND ASSOC. 3937%. Main St. 385-7661: Behind-the-ear AID $| QQ Reg. <239 Catholic Daughters Urged To Submit Cookbook Recipes Members of the Catholic Daughters of America, Court Joyce Kilmer, No. 573, are asked to try to send in recipes as soon as possible for the cook­ book that is being compiled. A copy is being sent to the printer July 20. Recipes being sought are egg, fish and cheese main dishes, appetizers, pickles, relishes, dressings and salads, soups, beverages and dishes from other countries. It is requested that recipes be printed or typed along with the sender's name and address to Mrs. Annemarie Hellyer, 671 Sharon drive, Woodstock, II. 60098. r Births McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pinkowski, 1021 S. Edgewater, Ingleside, are the parents of a boy born June 14. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dreiske, 2316 N. Orchard Beach, McHenry, June 15. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joynt, McHenry, are the parents of a boy born June 18. A son was born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. John Piala, Wonder Lake. June 20 will be the birthdate of a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Pawlik, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radosh, Wonder Lake, are the parents of a son born June 20. NATE POHL Nate Pohl, Crystal Lake, was named vice-president for Administrative Services-for McHenry County college at the June 10 board meeting. For­ merly dean of Administrative Services, Vice-President Pohl is in charge of finances, preparation of the budget, accounting functions and data processing. Pohl became associated with MCC in February, 1968, when he was named dean of Business Services. He was one of three MCC staff members along with Forest Etheredge, president, and Bob Mealey, dean of In­ struction. Classes began in the fall with 312 full-time sudents. The Fall of 1975 shows 703 full time students. "I am very impressed in watching MCC change and grow," stated Pohl. "The students, instructors, and support of the community are of the highest quality." In the business world Pohl had done public accounting and served as secretary-treasurer in the Garden City Mercantile corporation. Prior to coming to MCC he was employed at Naperville unit district and was business manager at North Park college. McHenry County college now has two vice-presidents. John Garrett has been vice-president since July, 1970. TURN ONS Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital recently included Stephen Major, Gary Adams, Charles Kersch, Lottie Bender, William J. Reidy, Ralph Manning, Lester Klotz, Thekla Glick, Mary Mc- Clatchey, Heidi Priest, Tara Tokowitz, Frances Petrick, Luella Lockwood, Lois Rakushin, Anthony Einweck, Valerie Frett, George Oeffling, Robert Csage, Lea Kelly, Joseph W. Sweeney, Kathleen Russo, Joseph Michaels, Frank Pechart, Sr., Deborah Cheatham, George Mecko, Ray Aalto, Hulda Hansen, Alice Prorak, Ann Scarbrough, McHenry; Nickolai Leshena, Michael Wines, Edward Pickell, Wonder Lake; Alfred Garski, Spring Grove; Estelle Blades, Waldamar Kfueger, Dorothy Lisk, Mimi Richter, Ingleside; Todd Stanley, Island Lake. < Deaths JOHN REED John Reed, 1727 S. Brentwood lane, McHenry, died at McHenry hospital June 18 at the age of 77. Mr. Reed was born in Bismarck, N.D. on March 6, 1899. He had been a resident of McHenry for more than forty years. A retired cattle farmer, in most recent years, he had been custodian at West campus high school. The deceased was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Crystal Lake Lodge No. 1188. Survivors include his widow, Emma (Graham); two daughters, Mrs. Charles (Cecelia) Jones, Lemont, II., and Mrs. James (Theresa) Van Fleet, McHenry; a son, Michael Mergen of California; eleven grandchildren \ two great grandchildren; brothers and sisters in North Dakota. Visitation was held Sunday afternoon and evening at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home. Services were conducted by the Rev. Fr. Vincent Fish of Lake Villa Monday morning, at the home. Burial was in Woodland cemetery, DENNIS MARTELL Dennis Martell, 55, of 515 N. Country Club drive, McHenry, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital Sunday afternoon. His body was found in the garage of his home with the car engine running. An inquest will be conducted by the McHenry County Coroner's office into the death which was attributed to carbon monoxide, sheriff's deputies reported. Mr. Martell was born in England, Aug. 9, 1920, son of Lydia Martell of St. Peter­ sburg, Fl., and the late Clarence F. Martell. He moved to McHenry twenty-five years ago from Oak Park. The deceased was employed as a liquor salesman for Fleischmann Distillery cor­ poration, Chicago. He was a member of the Elks Lodge No. 1043, Woodstock. Survivors include a daughter, Pamela Martell, McHenry and a son, Dennis J. Jr., of Naperville. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, recently included Margaret Dixon, Daniel Voigt, baby Gregory Eiserman, McHenry; James Jensen, August Jeffery, Constance Waddell, Wonder Lake. HARVARD HOSPITAL William Schabow, McHenry, was admitted as a patient to Harvard hospital recently. Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday, 5 to 9 p.m. with services Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. FRANCES B HEIM Mrs. Frances B. Heim, 63, of 2617 Michael, Wonder Lake, died Saturday, June 19, in McHenry hospital. She was born May 2, 1913 in Cicero, the daughter of Albert and Margaret (Bell) Wanita. The deceased was a member of Wonder View Women's club, Women of the Moose. Wood­ stock Lodge No. 1329, and the Wonder Lake Fireman's auxiliary. Survivors include her husband, John, whom she married forty-three years ago, June 3, 1933, in Chicago; two sons, Edwin of Johnsburg and John of Wonder Lake; three daughters, Mrs. Pete (Margie) Mihaljevic, Woodrige, Mrs. Sam (Joyce) Farano, Fl., and Mrs. Jerry (Terri) Parks, Joliet; one sister, Mrs. Cecil (Marge) McBride, Miami, Fl., and twenty-three grand­ children. Mass of the Resurrection was offered Tuesday morning at Christ the King Catholic church in Wonder Lake, with burial in the church cemetery. Arrangements were made at Halm's Wonder Lake funeral home. HOWARD MAXWELL A former resident of McHenry, Howard Maxwell, died at Plantation hospital, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl., Friday, June 18 at the age of 76. He was a resident of 625 Southwest 29th avenue, Ft. Lauderdale. Mr. Maxwell was born May 25, 1900, in Indiana, the son of Charles and Catherine (Nenight) Maxwell. The deceased was a retired railroad employee. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of Chicago and the McHenry Masoni Lodge No. 158, A.F.&A.M Survivors include his wi! Gertrude (Howard) Maxwi two daughters, Mrs. M (Gladys) Wowczak, Hollywi Fl., and Mrs. Howard ( Freund, Palatine; grandchildren and one grandchild. Visitation was'hel evening with Masoni conducted at 8:30 p George R. Justen funeral home. E was Tuesday m Woodland cemet MARIE M.SC Mrs. Marie M of 7414 Cedar Lake, died Th in McHenry The deceased was born Sept. 16, 1907 in Chicago, the daughter of Frank and Mary (Bril) Maza. Survivors include four sons, Kenneth and LeRoy, Wonder Lake, and Alan and James, Chicago; three daughters, Mrs. William (Donna) Green. Crystal Lake. Mrs Frank (Carol) Pearson. McHenry. and Mrs Albert (Kathleen) Fischer. Chicago; twenty-nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Mrs Schroeder was preceded in death by her husband, Justus; two sons. Clifford and Justus; two sisters and five brothers. Mass of the Resurrection was held Monday at Christ the King Catholic church in Wonder Lake, with burial in the church cemetery Arrangements were handled by Halm's Wonder 1-ake funeral home • TERRY LEE PHILLIPS Terry l*e Phillips. 32, of 5603 Acorn lane. Pistakee Highlands, died at McHenry hospital Saturday. June 19 The deceased was bom in PAGE 3 West Virginia on Nov 16. 1943. the son of William and Phyllis 1 Boggres* > Phillips .Survivors include his widow. Mane (Peterson) Phillips; a sister. Mrs Leon (Gerryi Hensley. McHenry; a nephew, Larry Phillips, and two nieces. PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23. 1991 Kristine and Kentra Hensley. Visitation was held Sunday afternoon and all day Monday at the George R Justen and Son funeral home Chapel services were scheduled for Tuesday at 1 p m Burial was private onfcer ji.'June 17, 1 > , ; POET'S CORNER COME WITH ME Hey everybody!! Follow me to a place of wondrous mystery A place where nothing is the same as the place from whence you came Blue ganids and purple thairs your happy laughter nils the air. Come to where the food is free, or sail upon the crystal sea. Orange marmalade- atop your toast the Laughing Man is now your host. Flying freely in the sky together we'll be you and I. Welcome friends into my world and with that he danced and twirled. He opened up his gates of gold they all walked in and then were told. Please follow these simple rules don't kiss the cows, don't feed the fools. Ei\joy your stay and don't forget, catch your dreams in a butterfly net. For dreams have wings and as you know you must not let the precious things go. 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