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PAGE 2 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ». 1»78 SHERI LANDIN AND MIC HAEL WIRT ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. George E. Landin. 1213 N. Eastwood lane. MeHenry, announe the engagement of their daughter. Sheri Lee, a 1974 graduate of MeHenry high school, to Michael William Wirt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wert, Bloomingtod. Minn. The wedding is to take place at 4 p.m., Nov. 25, in the Alliance Bible church. Both are presently attending the University of Minnesota at Winona, and will graduate in June of l»7». Lse Pancake benefit Proceeds For Veterans The Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4ti00 will sponsor a pancake breakfast Saturday. Sept 23. at the post home on Route 120 C hairman Sue Wallace states serving time is scheduled to begin at 6 a m and will con­ clude at 11 am The auxiliary will use the proceeds from this fund raising function toward some of the programs it sponsors in the community and at the Veterans administration hospitals Co-Chairman for the break­ fast is Kenee Jende Job s Daughters Give Luncheon Fashion Show On Sept 23 the International Order of Job's Daughters. Bethel number 98. wil l hold a fashion show and salad lun cheon Location of the event will be the Faith Presbyterian church 2107 W Lincoln road MeHenry Fashions that will be modeled by members of the Job's Daughters will be from Spurgeon s department store in MeHenry For information or advance tickets, call 385-2542. after noon Tickets may also be purchased at the door Yogurt •' Uses BY ANN D ALIEN Everyone knows you can spoon yogurt right out of the carton for dessert or snack But, does it have other uses0 Yes, it has probably even more than you can imagine Salad dressings are one use Fruit flavored yogurt can be mixed with a fork to spoon over fruit salads Plain yogurt can b< mixed with chopped green onion and dried sea sonings for greens Counting calories9 Substi­ tute yogurt lor dairy sour cream, add cottage cheese i beaten in a blender for five minutes) and seasonings for a good dip If you're using condensed cream soups for sauces, thin them with piair. yogurt to the desired consistency You'll l ike the tangy flavor it gives. Should you like to use yogurt for glazing chicken or fish, it's a good idea to stabi lize it by adding flour or corn starch to it first Usually the amount required is small, two teaspoons of flour to one cup of yogurt is sufficient Add one tablespoon of brown sugar to one carton (8 oz.) plain yogurt , then carefully fold in one-fourth cup of whipping cream, whip ped I t 's a delightful t reat on berries or fruit Make refreshing drinks with frozen yogurt by beating one cup of frozen, f lavored yogurt with three fourths cup of cold milk Add one fourth to one half cup of sweetened fruit to mixture and beat some more if you wish to heighten the flavor. \\ \( H V\ \l.K A tour of four dist inctive Fox Valley homes pius a catered box luncheon and the new Village Square at the Kane county fairgrounds will com prise the twelfth annual presentat ion of VVach Walk by the Woman's auxil iary of Community hospital Thursday. Sept 28 House Tour homes and the Vil lage Square will be open from 10 am to 4 p m Lun­ cheon will be served from 11 a m to 3 p m by reservation which must be received by Sept 26 * On the day of VNach Walk, t icket purchases and t icket order pickups must be made at the Kane county fairgrounds Randall road north of Rt 38 and south of Rt 64, in St Charles Coming To Th® TOP DECK « « FOR 2 EVENINGS OF DANCING AND GOOD LISTEN N SECOND EDITION" FRI & SAT SEPT 22nd 8. 23rd MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIAL" Join us on Monday Nights and enjoy watching the game on our new T V and order a 12 POUND CHEESE . CA OR HAMBURGER 1 50 W/COB CORN OR FRIES TtP DICK ; m MeHenry 385*' Community Calendar Soooooooooeoccoooooe'- SEPTEMBER 20 Whispering Oak? Women's Ciub-Salad Luncheon and Meeting-1 p.m Edgebrook PTO-general meeting and open house-7 p m instead of 7:30 p.m.-to en courage all-family response Foxridge Women's Club first meeting of season-8 p.m.at St Paul's Episcopal church- McHenry-all area women welcome SEPTEMBER 21 United Methodist Women General Meeting~7:30 p.m - First United Methodist Church- -3717 West Main Street MeHenry Senior Citizens Club-"Drivers Refresher Course"-10 am to noon- McHenry city Hall Council Chambers Joyce Kilmer Court 573 C D of A -Meeting-7 30 p.m -K of C hall League of Women Voters Membership Coffee home of Mrs Robert Aleckson, MeHenry-9 30 a m -babysitting available at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church Newcomers Club-"Tea, Talk, and Sew ' Home of Mrs Keith Sonnichsen 9:30 a m -MeHenry Shores SEPTEMBER 23 Beach Gals "Sha Na Na" dance-9 pm to 1 a m - McCullom Lake Beach House Pancake Breakfast- VFW Clubhouse 6 to 11 a m - sponsored by ladies Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars Job's daughters- Salad Luncheon and Fashion Show- Faith Presbyterian church- 2107 W Lincoln road. McHenry- l pm SEPTEMBER 24 MeHenry county Historical Museum. Union-130 to 4 30 p m.- Greenwood Day Pi Alpha meeting-home of Aleta Gemmell-topic- "Learning to Learn' SEPTEMBER 25 Al-A-Non Family Group Meeting--8 30 p m - First United Methodist Church MeHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting-7 30 p m -West Campus Cafeteria SEPTEMBER 26 American Association of Medical AswstarUs-Pashion Show 7 30 p m -home of Tony Varese 2917 Deborah lane, MeHenry SEPTEMBER 27 MeHenry Garden Club-home of Genevieve Morrow meeting at 1 p m SEPTEMBER 28 Pi Alpha meeting-Lorene Farr home informal get- together for prospective rushees MeHenry Senior Citizens Club -"Drivers Refresher Course"10 am to noon- McHenry City Hall Council Chambers Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting-9 15 a m -St Patrick's church hall St Clara court 659-regular meeting 8 p m Oak Room- M o n t i n i s c h o o l Job s Daughters Bethel no 98 regular meeting-7 15 pm - Hall of Acacia Masonic temple, 1309 Court street MeHenry SEPTEMBER 29 Family Service and Com­ munity Mental Health Center's Annual Association Dinner Meeting-6 30 p m The Cloven Hoof. 21906 W Grant Marengo SEPTEMBER 30 NAIM- St Margaret-Chapter Meeting-cards-Oak Room-St Mary's school-7 30 p m Women of the Moose-Steak Fry, pance. and Bake sale Members and guests-dinner 6 to 8 30 p m -dance to 12 :30 a m OCTOBER 1 MeHenry County Historical Museum-Slide Show-American Roots in England. St Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Annual Mass-St. Patrick's church-U a m - brur.ch-chapel Hill. < OCTOBER 2 MeHenry Senior citizen club executive committee meeting- 3:30 p.m -Landmark school OCTOBER 3 W hispering Oaks bus to Loop- leaves Community center at 8:45 a m -rides available for MeHenry senior citizens and residents-call 385-8518 by Sept 29 UMW Mision Team- executive committee meeting- 8 45 a.m.-First United Methodist church Koinonia Group-Jirst United Methodist church-10 a m - church parlor-Mae Stinespring, leader Bible Study group-First United Methodist church-ll a m -Rev Ruth Wickersham Marcia Mary Ball circle- noon-First United Methodist church- Ruth circle-First United Methodist church-home of Mrs Ethel Bailey-noon OCTOBER 4 MeHenry senior citizens club-luncheon trip to "House on the Rock "bus leaves parking lot of MeHenry State bank at 8 a m . OCTOBER 5 MeHenry Senior Citizens Club "Drivers Refresher Course " final session 10 a m to noon-McHenry City Hall Council Chambers MeHenry Warriors Booster Club Meeting 7 30 p.m.-West Campus OCTOBER 6 Church Women United-Lake Reg ,n-Forum Meeting-9:15 a m -Presbyterian church, Woodstock-Bertha Tammeus- Tour of the Clothing Closet Semi-annual rummage sale- Ringwood church 9 am to 5 pm Kitchen Band Social club luncheon White Oaks restaurant Burlington Wis - meet at MeHenry Savings and Loan Parking lot at 11 a m OCTOBER 7 Semi annual rummage sale- Ringwood church 9 am to noon OCTOBER 8 MeHenry County Historical Museum-Crystal Lake Day Program by Mrs Shiyi Kimura OCTOBER 9 A1 - A - Non-family group meeting-8 30 p m -First United Methodist church OCTOBER 12 Lakeland Park women's club meeting-7 30 p m Lakeland Park community house- Maureen Johnson and Shirley Koch hostesses R u m m a g e S a l e Z i o n Lutheran church-9 am to 7 p m OCTOBER 13 R u m m a g e s a l e Z i o n Lutheran church 9 a m to 5 p m OCTOBER 14 Friendship Club Pot Luck dinner and meeting-6 p m dining room-First United Methodist church Women of the Moose-October Fest German food and band dinner-6 to 8 30 p m -dancing to 12 30 Food, rest, mental peace and exercise are four golden keys to old age. Why not take advan­ tage of this suggestion? • • • * There're many teach­ ers who know the differ­ ence between teaching and teaming, but who can't teach. Kamayani Narang, M.D., announces the opening of her office at 4901W. Route 120, MeHenry for the practice of pediatrics 344-1500 Christening Of Rein boldt Baby Held Recently The home of Mr and Mrs. Donald Reinboldt, 3207 W. Miller drive. MeHenry, was the scene of a party on Sept 10, at which twenty-five guests celebrated the christening of the Reinboldt's infant daughter, Melissa Dawn The baptismal ceremony took place at St./Patrick's church, earlier the same day Godparents were Nancy Tucker, an aunt from Crystal Lake, and Donald Bauer, MeHenry. Grandparents celebrating that day were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reinboldt. Mr. and Mrs Leo Schaefer of John- sburg, and one great- grandmother, Katherine Brown of MeHenry Baby Melissa Dawn was born July 29. 1978. PTO Guest f Pioneer Girls Open Season • TOM McKAY Tom McKay, the magician, urges the whole family to come out for the Edgebrook School's PTO general meeting and open house Wednesday. Sept 20. The meeting has been pushed up one half hour to 7 o'clock so that younger members of the family may attend During the meeting Mom and Dad will learn about the new reading program and afterward visit with the teachers while sis and junior are mesmerized by Tom McKay and his feats of wonder Senior Walk-In (lenler Location MeHenry Moose lodge, route 120 Time Monday through Friday. 10 a m to 4 p m September 21 Meet and eat 1145 a m to 12:30 p m Alice Wilke sewers-10 a m September 22 Car pool trip to Sara I^ee Bakeries in Deerfield Will leave center right after lunch Tour set for 1 p.m Limited to 15. September 25 Sunshine Band rehearsal-10 am September birthday party September 26 Open activity September 27 Painters w ith Fred and Ruth Craft day Newest project is making jewel boxes About Your Wedding... In order to serve MeHenry area brides the Ploindeaier sends wedding forms to all those whose engagements have been announced and carry a definite dote We osk that these com pleted forms be returned three days prior to the wed ding v Complete details will op pear only during the week following the wedding except in the case of out of state weddings where an ad ditional week is allowed Photogrophs will be printed ony time later or will be in­ cluded with the wedding in­ formation if they accompany the story If your engagement an­ nouncement has not published or if the dote of the wedding was not known at that time please coll our of • ice and request that a marriage form be sent Pioneer Girls enjoy a songfest in front of the fireplace. From left to right are Candiee Johnson, Kristin Johnson, Jill Pace. Laurie Leigh. Angie Joyce, Staci Fant, Andrea Gorecki, Denise Mecko, Alynda Robertson, Sarah Leonard (on lap), Lynda DeVries. Dana Pace and Li$a Leigh. The first fall meeting of Pioneer Girls will be held Friday, Sept. 22. at 4:30 at the Alliance church. 3815 W Bull Valley road in MeHenry A regular meeting wilK pe held followed by supper and a talk chalk program Pioneer Girls is a Christ - centered girls' club program sponsored by the Alliance church, and is part of a nationwide organization Variety is the key word to describe what happens in the club Meetings include many activities - Bible studies, parties, games, crafts, songs, new skills, field trips, service projects, etc Club activities are designed to present Christ as Savior and I^ord and to promote social, physical. mental-emotional and spiritual growth Pioneer G |rls is open to all church denominations and girls from first grade through high school are invited to attend. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs. James H iJudy) DeVries or Mrs Kenneth O (Ruthi Sveen 385 4841 Seniors Asked To Work As City Crossing Guards Members of the MeHenry Senior citizens club were reminded at their Sept 11 meeting that their is a serious need for crossing guards. Vice- president James Zednik, presiding in the absence of Henry Rahn, encouraged members to seriously consider the possibility of offering their services to the city of MeHenry in this capacity Anyone wishing further information on this worthwhile enterprise, should call city hall Financial secretary. Mrs Louise Giel. reported two buses filled for the bus-dinner-theater trip to the Fireside restaurant and Theater at Fort Atkinson, Wis , for which she was collecting at this meeting She will be collecting for the Ice Follies on Nov 15, at the next meeting The three buses for the Ice Follies are practically filled; so early reservations are suggested Mrs Charlotte Wons, m e m b e r s h i p c h a i r l a d y , reported seven new members joining at this meeting They were given a very warm welcome, and encouraged to become active in the club Mrs Wanda Zima, social chairlady. asked for suggestions for the club Christmas dinner party which will be on Monday, Dec 11. Mr Zednik. bowling chair­ man. reported the bowling is very good and invited in­ terested bowlers to come out to the Tuesday morning. Tuesday afternoon, or Friday afternoon sessions Mr Alf Heggeland, art director, advised that the art classes are now being held at the First United Methodist church. 3717 West Main street on Thursday from 2 to 4 p m Mr John Doerr reported everyone had a good time on the trip to Belleville. Ill to the national shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, and gave some interesting history regarding this shine Mr Doerr also reported that the bus for the trip to the House on the Rock, on Wednesday, Oct 4 f will leave the MeHenry Sjtate Bank parking lot at 8 a m i instead of 7:30 a m > This will give plenty of time to arrive for 1 p m luncheon He advised that the two buses for the bus-dinner-theater trip to the Fireside restaurant and Theater at Fort Atkinson will leave the MeHenry state bank parking lot at 4 30 p m , on Thursday, Oct 26 The play is the Sunshine Boys" The Nov 15 Ice Foll ies tr ip will have three buses and the Dec 6 bus-luncheon theater trip to Shady Lane at Marengo on Dec 6 will have two buses He is also planning on a January theater and luncheon or dinner at Crescent Bav landing and will have more details on this at the next meeting Members were reminded that the swimming pool at West campus is available for senior citizens on Thursday evenings from 6 to 7 p m . and the cost is very small *Mrs Esther Heard, program chairlady, introduced Mr John Krenger, a banjo player, who was accompanied on the piano by Mr Albert Holtfodt a member of pur club, for the evening's program Songs from the 19:i0's were featured Mrs Heard reported that the program on Monday, Sept 25 will be given by Mr Ed Mc- Fadden of the MeHenry county Sheriffs department entitled The Bunco Boys-V The Oct 23 program will be given by the Union 76 Chorus, the Nov 13 will feature the MeHenry choral group under the direction of Miss Adele Froehlich, and the Dec 11 program will be given by "The Crystal Notes'" Refreshments were served by the social committee following the musical program featuring Mr Krenger and Mr Holtfoldt The next meeting of the club will fx* on Monday. Sept 25. at 7 :mi p m . at West campus cafeteria Plan Catholic Fund Raiser LhSlrrf ? t a An Evening In October", fund raising event for the MeHenry County Catholic Education foundation Saturday night. Oct. 21. at Turnberrv Country club. From left are Mr and Mrs. Gerald Donahue. Mrs. Lillian Strohm, Rev. Karl Ganss and John Egguin. < Don Peasley Photography) benefit banquet The gala evening, which is called "An Evening in October", will take place at the Turnberrv Country club Oct 21 and will consist of elegant dining, entertainment. and dancing Members of the planning committee of the MeHenry County Catholic Education foundation met recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Donahue, Woodstock, to finalize details for their fall Noted author and newspaper columnist, the Reverend An­ drew Greeley, will provide the entertainment Co-chairman for the event are James Schwarz and the Reverend Karl Ganss BIBLE VERSE "Wherefore, if any man is in Christ, he is a new creature; the old things are passed away; behold all things are be­ come new. " 1. Who wrote the above? 2. Who does it describe? 3. To whom was it first written? 4. Where may this verse be found? Aisvtri !o libit Verse 1. Paul, the Apostle. 2. Paul, himself. 3. To the new Christians of Corinth. 4. II Corinthians 5:17. 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