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r'V1';.v.^ ' /'-..A" - 14• '* j\ ?" •" » 1 \* ^ *v ..v - &< *• *• V*f ' < <vV J i n ' +'*-->• 'A "p iS' j ' •" 1 ^ " Recall FitMt €h^stn^ PLAINDEALER PHOTO Christmas. The impressive scene helped to instill the spirit of the season in all passersby. Huddled infthe cold in front of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church are young people portraying the manger scene of the first The holiday season was made merrier for many folks in the McHenry area again this year because of the efforts of four organizations which supplied baskets to those in need. In all, twenty baskets were filled with food, toys and clothing. Representatives Of the organizations are shown above, expressing smiles that indicate there is still wisdom in the old adage, "It is more blessed to give than to receive". From left, are Da Hogan, senior regent of the Women of the Moose and guard of the V.F.W. auxiliary; Reba Owens, president of-the auxiliary of Post 491, American Legion; Dorothy Tharp, Child Welfare chairman of the Legion auxiliary; James Spencer, representing the Kiwanis club of McHenry; and nearest camera, Francis Pickett, senior vice-commander of the Legion post. PLAINDEALER PHOTO CRASH FATAL TO COUNTY MAN •£ (Continued from page 1) t Slippery roads caused an accident last Thursday evening involving cars driven by Gladys Kupczyk of 3609 Orchard Beach, and Richard Hansen of 2104 W. Mill lane, both McHenry. Mrs. Kupczyk said her car skidded onto the shoulder of the roadway on Riverside drive and attempted to return when she noted Hansen's car come over a hill. He told deputies he was unable to stop and avoid a collision - because of the ice. DELBERT M. WOLDT Delbert M. Woldt, 24, was pronounced dead on arrival in Harvard hospital early Saturday, Dec. 28. He had been thrown from the wreckage of his car when it struck a utility pole sometime earlier. The deceased resided at 4314 Crestwood, McHenry. He was a native of Marshfield, Wis., where he was born Jan. 4,1944. Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth Ann Justen Woldt; one son, Delbert, Jr., 2; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elva Woldt, of Marshfield; and one brother and one sister. The body was taken to the George R. Justen & Son funeral home in McHenry, where visi- I MARRIAGE LICENSES .r Joseph Justen, Jr., Woodjstock, and Donna Hensley, Wonder Lake. Orval M. Pufpaff, McHenry, and Sarah Louise lVIoore, Solon Mills. . Kenneth Valz, Woodstock, and Suzanne J. Gibson, McHenry. j Thomas A. Cheatham and Marilyn J. Adams, both of McHenry. : Paul E. Wilkinson and Dawn Marie Hess, both of McHenry. Steven R. Nusbaum, and Lynn Hammer stein, both of McHenry. August Glowe, Cicero, andp Karen A. Ciango, McHenry. I Wallace stiles and Cora Johnson, both of McHenry. P BAKING HINTS - Pecan pies are in season. ! And, they're not ais difficult • to prepare as you might be- . lieve. Here's a good recipe: ; Beat 3 eggs slightly. Mix in 1 cup dark corn syrup, 2 tablespoons melted margarine, ' 1 teaspoon vanilla, l/,8 teaspoon salt and 1 cup pecans. Pour into unbaked 9-inch pastry shell. Bake in 400 degrees F. oven for 15 minutes, reset oven temperature control . at 350 degrees F. and con- : tinue baking 30 to 35 minutes. 4* t M ^ ^Hopefully, the New Year will enable peace to prevail, help people co-exist harmoniously, and let every man live in freedom .... for these ideals surely make for a happy year! George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home Robert A. Justen 3519 W. Elm Street McHenry itpCM^toblQUJ |pOOOqHe3BPOQOOCOOQOOOOOOCOQ< ! SLOW DRIVING IS NOT BEST FOR BREAKING IN A NEW CAR! Five hundred miles of slow driving is not the best break-in method to follow. Instead, drive at 35 mph for first half hour, then alternate between 35 and 45. After 150 miles, you can alternate between 50 and 60.lt also pays to know that you'll get the best buy on your car insurance with State Farm! So ask me about it today! P 621004 w JOE PODPORA 1212 Green St. McHenry, 385-4080 STATE FARM Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois UlcffeeH' for MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! 5"tore for men 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. Phone 385-0047 ; Open Daily till 9:00 p.m. Sat. til 6:00 p.m. ? 6L0SED OK SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN S1REET PARKING AREA . jppBBgpifhriin^npn 11 tation was held Monday evening. The body was then transferred to the Hansen chapel in Marshfield for services on Thursday. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery, Marshfield. MARTIN J. WEISENBURGER Martin J. Weisenburger, 54, of 7217 Loras lane, Wonder Lake, died Dec. 26 in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. < Mr. Weisenburger was born March 17, 1914, in Chicago. The deceased had been a Chicago fireman for twenty-two years. Survivors are his wife, Genevieve; one daughter, Mrs.John (Mary) Feyerer; three sons, Lt. Martin J. Weisenburger, Jr., who was flown home from service in Vietnam, Thomas T. and Edward J. at home; one grandson; three sisters, Mrs, t Anna Reiiter, Mrs. Catherine j Reuter and Mrs. Betty Stechura, all of Chicago, and a brother, James, of Wonder Lake. , A Mass was read at 10 o'clock Monday morning in Christ the King Catholic church, with burial in the church cemetery. LAURA E. MUNSON Mrs. Laura E. Munson, 58, a resident of 7204 Hiawatha drive, Wonder Lake, for twentyeight years, died Dec. 27 in Community General hospital, Sterling, 111. Mrs. Munson was born April 24,1910, in Chicago. She leaves her husband, Magnus, to whom she had been married 38 years; one son, Richard, of Streamwood; three grandchildren; one sister, Mary Bankier of Evanston and one brother, Ernest Lowe, of Chicago. Rev. R. Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church will officiate at last rites to be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. AID UP IN SEPTEMBER Increases in Old Age Assistance, Disability Assistance, and Aid to Dependent Children during September more than offset decreases in Blind Assistance and General Assistance. Harold O. Swank, director of the Illinois Department of Public Aid, said an increase of4,604 brought the number of persons on the rolls to 500,261 in September, compared to 495,657 in August. The current caseload is 49,153 above the September 1967 total of 451,108persons. The September 1968 caseload included 376, 608 persons onAssistancetothe Aged, Blind or Disabled and Aid to Dependent Children receiving assistance and eligible for medical care; 55,186 eligible for Medical Assistance only, and 68,46^ on General Assistance. MUSEUM JYEAR Reviewing 4968 activities at the nUno^Sgai^Museum, Director Milto^B&iompsonsalda noteworthy increase in attendance would &ring the estimated number of visitors to more than 340,000. New exhibits completed and installed during 1968 include the large habitat depicting Horseshoe Lake and concentrations of wintering waterfowl, '< Iranian Crafts of 4300 B.C.," "Illinois Mineral Resources," "Amphibians and Reptiles of Illinois" and "Probable Geographic Origin of Some Cultivated Plants." Curators of the museum have been involved in numerous research projects including final archaeological salvage excavations at Dickson Mounds, studies of bone deposits recovered from caves and archaeological sites, early arts and crafts in Illinois and extensive collections of plant specimens. PG. 12- PLAINDEALER - MOIML DEC 30, 1968 There's a lot of difference ^between starting ip at the bot- "tom, and in getting in On the ground floor. HINTS FOR THE COOK Want something different? Try corn burgers. You'll need 1-V2 lbs. ground beef; 1/2 Cup bread crumbs; 2/3 cup evaporated milk; 1 beaten egg; 2 tbsp. A. 1. Sauce; 1 tsp. salt; 1/4 tsp. pepper; 1 tsp. powdered mustard; 1/2 cup whole kernel corn. Mix all ingre-,*, clients. Share Into 6 patties and broil 5-6 minutes on each side. 'a To you and *°your family, best wishes for a HappyNewYear, and warmest thanks, too. Koenemann's Sausage Co. Route 120 East of Route 12 Volo S> (hen the Eve is over, here's hoping the happiest New Year ever awaits you and "your family. Thanks for your patronage! MsHMiry Loisibor 4030 W. A/bin Phone 385=4600 WE GREET THIS NEW YEAR yVITH THE HOPE THAT THE GOALS AND DREAMS OF ALL MEN WILL COME TRUE IN THE DAYS AHEAD . . . THAT WE SHALL SOON WITNESS THE FULFILLMENT OF PEACE ON EARTH . . . AND THE FLOWERING OF FREEDOM IN EVERY^ LAND. / TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS: BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR, THANKS FOR YOUR LOYAL PATRONAGE. McHenry Savi McHenry, III. & Loan ' 'f ; , Illllllilllllllliil: FR Tf BOTTOM OF OUR. HEART, WE m ?TMIf YOU' AM HAVE A ¥11' KP1T ,(£>)) NEW TIM V; 5...' Angeln's Sunset Inn One MiJje North of Wauconda old Route 12 <\