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Easy Elegant Main Dish Grandma » • Sez • • • Quick Turkey Quiche is a savory main dish custard pie you can quickly and easily make with turkey left from your holiday feast plus just a few other simple ingredients. Quick Turkey Quiche 1 (9-inch) pie shell* 6 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup chopped, cooked turkey or chicken 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 can (10 3/4 oz.) N condensed cream of celery soup, undiluted 1/2 cup milk 1/4 teaspoon salt Brush pie shell with small amount of the beaten eggs. Prick bottom and sides with fork. If using /fietal pie pan, bake shell in preheated. 450°F. oven until light golden brown, about 5 minutes. If using pie plate, bake shell at 425°F. Cool on wire rack. Reduce oven temperature to 375°F. for metal pan or 350°F. for pie plate. Sprinkle turkey and cheese in pie shell. Beat together eggs and remaining ingredients until well' blended. Pour over turkey-cheese mixture. Bake in preheated oven until knife inserted near center comes out clean, 30 to 35 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. •You may use a thawed frozen deep-dish-style pie shell. Pre-bake shell in preheated 450°F. oven for 5 minutes. Bake filled quiche at 375°F. for time given in recipe. Another new year's day- has come an' gone again in this century, an' as this granny reminisces, seems that th' exhileration we used t' know, wi' th' comin' o' th' new seasons hain't like it used t' be, Wi'%11 th' trials an' tribilations a goin' on, 'n on, th' world in such un­ certain circumstances, th' joys o' th* holidays seem hidden under a blanket o' apprehension. As this ol' lady sat alone, hopin' t' spend th' "Watch night", an' greet th' new yejur in', wi th' tube t' break , th' lonely hours, there wa'nt a single program in th' mid- ) west f r th' count-down. T' me own disappointment, an' many other lonely folk, th' only celebrations came from New York an' LasVegas. We wonder how we b'came second-class Americans in I960. Somehow, New Year's eve c'n be th' lonliest night o' th'year. Wi' Christmas eve.the'comin' day wi' family, th' last minute things t' be done, an' th' need f'r us elders t' get early rest, tides us o'er, but th' last night o' th' year hain't.so easy f r us, alone. So<manyjthings 're affectin' society these days, changin' traditional attitudes. We wonder how much we're affected by those who've migrated here, in recent time», those who've come t' share a "Piece o' th' pie", so's t' speak. Seems that many think our streets 're paved wi' gold, that we've b'come so rich that they c'n come an' take what they want an' change society t' their own style. We Americans, ha' always been a willin' t' help th' needy, at home an' far away, charity has been a by-word, but when our own people suffer through th' conditions o' th' day, unemployment at a peak, we're burstin' at th' seams wi' folks a needin' help. As th' new year b'gins, it's time t' take a big breath, git a good hold on th' boot­ straps, gi' a good yank, an' put on a happy smile, an' jist maybe, ye c'n put a little happiness in th' other feller's day. One day at a time, an' let th' next be th' best ye c'n make it, when it gits here. Let tomorrow be tomorrow, 'til it b'comes t'day. Ye ne'er c'n tell, it might be th' best day o' th' whole year. , t "Happy New Year", an' God bless one an' all. Grandma Radtke PAGE 3 - PLAINPEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7,1961 Betty Blenner of Story City, BIRTHS SPECIAL CHURCH EVENT - The evening service Sunday. Dec. 28, was a special event at the Alliance church in McHenry. Following a message explaining the meaning and importance of baptism, the congregation witnessed the baptism and heard the testimony of Joanne Rairie of Crystal Lake. Jan. 11-18, thevchurch will participate with all the churches of the Christian and Missionary Alliance throughout the world in World Week of Prayer. The focus will be on praying for the world-wide evangelistic and church planting ministry of the Christian and Missionary Alliance as well as the needs of individuals within this community. Special requests for prayer may be phoned in to the church at 385- 1519. , % Come And Get It ( S e n i o r H o t L i n e Take lower-cost cuts of meat -- pork spareribs, introduce them to zecty seasoned coating mix for pork and ribs -- barbecue style, aurround them with slices of onion and green pepper, and treat the family to a chuck wagon supper. Spanish- Style Spareribs aie crisp and spicy on the outside, yet tender and juicy inside, since the coating mix seals in all the natural pork juices. Warm corn bread sticks and a hearty green salad go well with ribs. A meal that's easy to fix, easier to enjoy, and Bv Lt. Gov. Dave O'Neal State services for disabled persons are offered through the Department ' of Rehabilitation Services (DORS). DORS' programs and services are geared toward improving the employabilitv of persons with rtysical and mental disabilities. Q. - What kinds of services are offered through DORS? A. -- Basic services include: prosthetic and orthotic devices; counseling and guidance services; training services; reader services for the blind and inteipreter services for the hard of hearing; employment placement services; tools, equipment and licenses for work on a Aging, provides job or in establishing a small go well wnn rioa. a meat inais easy to iix, easier to enjoy, anu business; and medical, the ranch hands aaaigned to kitchen duty will appreciate the /surgical and hospital care to easiest of cleanup chores. Spanish-Style Spareribs 1 medium onion, 1 envelope sliced seasoned 1 medium green coating mix for pork pepper$>#liced * and ribs -- barbecue 2 pounds spareribs style Arrange onion and green pepper slices in 13x9-inch pan. Trim excess fat from ribs; cut ihto single ribs. Rinse and gently pat dry, leaving ribs slightly moist. Empty seasoned coating mix into plastic shaker bag. Shake l or 2 ribs at a time in bag untQ evenly coated. Sprinkle any remaining coating mix evenly over vegetables and arrange ribs on top. Cover with aluminum foil and bake at 350P for 1 hour. Uncover and bake 15 minutes longer. Alwaya cook pork thoroughly. Makes 4 servings. and medical, it reduce disability. Q. I have heard that the D e p a r t m e n t o f Rehabilitation Services provides some in-home services for the disabled. How does this program work? - A. - Formerly under the Eliction of the tment of Public Aid, ie care services are now provided by DORS and, in the case of persons aged 60 or over, the Department on The _ program provides in-home assistance to disabled persons in danger of instit­ utionalization. The goal of the program is to make the disabled more functionally independent in their home and community. Q. - Where can I receive more information about services and programs offered for the disabled? A. Contact the Department of Rehabilitation Services at 160 N. LaSalle street, Room 1020, Chicago, 111., 60601, phone 312-793-2920. Or contact DORS in Springfield at 623 E. Adams street, 62705, phone 217-782-2093. -Write Senior Action Centers at 160 N. LaSalle, Chicago, 60601, or 3 West Old Town Mall, Springfield, 62701 with questions or comments about any state government agency * or program. Call statewide toll free 800-252-6565. OUTDOOR RECREATION Gov. James R. Thompson announced the allocation of grants to 49 Illinois com­ munities and recreational agencies totaling $8 million to buy or develop land for public outdror recreation. 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Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair E Morris of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. Rebecca June is the name chosen by Paul and NanCy Miller, 922 W. Valley road, McHenry for their second daughter. The baby girl was bom Dec. 26, at Evajiston hospital, and weighed 81bs 3 oz. She has a sister, Kristine Ann, age 18 months. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schupp of Des Plaines, 111 Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Niles, 111. are the paternal grandparents. Mrs Edna Stone of Bensenville, 111. is the baby's great- grandmother. Therese and Gerald Glass, 308 N Timothy lane. McHenry, became parents of their second daughter Dec. 30. Christine Lorraine was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 6 lbs . 8 oz She has an 18-month-old sister, Jill. Maternal grandparents are Claude and Lorraine Fourie of San Francisco The paternal grandmother is Iowa, formerly of McHenry. Kyle McLean Kenney, weight 6 lbs., 9Vfe oz., was born on Dec. 24 to Karen and Kerry Kenney of McHenry. Maternal grandparents are Martha and Ivan Jariabka of Niles, 111. Jack Kenney of Hastings, Mich, is the paternal grandfathfr A boy was born Jan. 4, in Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Wood­ stock, to Mr. and Mrs. James Huinker of Ringwood A girl was bom Jan. 3, in Harvard Memorial hospital to Mrs Janette Davis of Wonder Lake mm HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY Admissions: Loretta Smith, Helen Justen, Jose Rosario, and Dr R Farmer, all of McHenry WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Mane Burg, Master Michael Norton, Mrs Mae Miller and Mrs Diane Glaser, all of McHenry; Heidi Stowe, Mrs Elizabeth Gerich, Mrs Louise McMahon and Albert Fick, all of Wonder Lake HARVARD Admissions: Anna Wegner and Mark Lawrence, both of McHenry; Richard Spears and Lynn Weidemann. both of Wonder Lake Cocoa Dest Chocolate cakes taste richer and have a better appearance if the greased pans are dusted with dry cocoa before pouring in the batter. jpssssssssssssssssssssssssssswasg Professional Residential Carpet Cleaning Two Step Process | Rotary Machine * Scrubbing 2. 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