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PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1972 "Memories In Making" For '73 Teen Caravan A Christmas card post­ marked Ireland and signed "Best Wishes from Your Irish Mom and Dad" brings back many memories for Don Ar­ nold, assistant Extension ad­ viser, Agriculture. The card brings back memories of the Irish coun­ tryside and Irish food. But most of all, it brings back memories of the Irish families Don met one summer on 4-HTeen Caravan. "Teen Caravan is more than a sight-seeing tour," says Pat Sullivan, McHenry county Extension adviser. Caravaners learn about their host countries by living with host families and taking part in family and youth activities. Being a Caravaner may mean helping a host brother hoe his family's garden in Norway, studying language with a host sister in Costa Rica, or attending a local 4-H meeting in the Philippines. "Teen Caravan delegates return home with a much better understanding of other coun­ tries, other people and of themselves," Pat adds. "And they bring back memories that will last a lifetime." The 1973 4-H Teen Caravan will offer other 17 to 20-year-old Illinois teen-agers the same opportunities. Next summer, Teen Caravan groups will travel to countries in Europe, Asia, Central America, the Caribbean and Oceania. Most programs begin during the last two weeks of June and are completed by Aug. 25. Costs for the summer MR. AND MRS. KEVIN E. BAUER BRIDAL COUPLE- Lynn M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton F. Weber of 1218 W. Bay road, McHenry, became the bride of Kevin E. Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bauer of 5516 Barnard Mill road, Rlngwood, at St. John the Baptist Catholic church Saturday, Nov. 11. After their honeymoon trip to the Hawaiian Islands, Rlngwood. the young couple plan to make their home in We are happy to offer Blue Lustre's new Sham- pooer 142, a larger, more efficient carpet sham- pooer that cleans a wide 14" swath . . . it's the easiest-to-use shampooer ever made. Rents for only $2 per day. $1 OFF n This coupon entitles the bearer to Si off the regular rental of Blue Lustre's Shampooer 142 at our store. Limit one coupon per family. QI®QE30QQ Offer expires. 3729 West Elm Street HIAIHIPIWIATBTI I McHenry, Illinois 60050 MR. AND MRS. J AMES E. RU8SELL MARRIED - Janice M. Mendyk and James E. Russell chose Saturday, Nov. 4, for their wedding day in Christ the King CathoUc church, Wonder Lake. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jornd of 5709 W. Martin road, McHenry, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Russell of 8161 Youngman road, Greenville, Mich. Special soloist for the wedding ceremony was Dan Swartz. The newlyweds are now making their home at 1518 Alpine avenue Northwest, Grand Rapids, Mich. program vary according to country visited. Teen Caravan is conducted by the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service in cooperation with the National 4-H Foundation. Each host country program is arranged in cooperation with a local 4-H or similar youth organization. An adult group leader accompanies each Caravan group and assists in planning and conducting the program. The Illinois 4-H Foundation provides orientation for Illinois Caravaners before they leave the state. Participants receive additional orientation from the National 4-H Foundation in Washington, D.C. or in California before they depart for their host countries. Applications for the 1973 Teen Caravan program are due in the McHenry County Extension office by Dec. 29. Screening interviews for applicants will be Jan. 6. For more in­ formation, contact Don Arnold or Pat Sullivan, Cooperative Extension Service, O.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 111., phone 338- 4747 Christen First Fleming Son At St. John Church The first son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Fleming, Sr., 4121 Wilmot road, Johnsburg, was christened Philip Thomas, Jr., by Rev. Fr. Leo Bartel at St. John the Baptist church on Sunday, Nov. 19. The young man has four sisters, Kellie, 8, Kim, 7, Karri, 5, and Kathleen, 3. His sister, Kellie, made her First Com­ munion on that day, also. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Reidy, Sr., Johnsburg. Paternal ones are Mr. and Mrs. C. Addo of Schaumburg. He has two great- aunts, Mary Roach and Alice Fleming of Hillside. Julie Fenwick On Rpon Committee Julie Fenwick, a senior from McHenry, has been appointed to be a student representative to the Ripon College Ad­ missions committee. Two students are selected to represent the student body and they have the same voting power as a faculty member. Julie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fenwick, 3719 Waukegan street. Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Harold Larsen, Spring Grove; Albert Steinbias, Mary Koepke, Edith Klotz, Charles Ziskus, Paul Wiess, Lester Thomas, Anita Luther, Ann Wohnrade, Edna Rohden, Gerald Walsh, Tracy Schlott- man, Helen Miller, John Pohl, George Rakushin, George Lombardi, Robin Gainer, Myrtle Meagher, Margaret Stophan, Peter Hamil, McHenry; Alma Michalak, Island Lake; Donna Beard, Michael Kutansky, Lucy Gnadt, Wondr Lake. MARILYN DRABCZYK ENGAGED - Florence Minikowski of 3513 Washington street, McHenry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Marilyn Drabciyk, to Randall Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Meyer of 3404 W. First street, McHenry. Miss Drabczyk is also the daughter of Richard Drabczyk of Chicago. Both young people are 1970 graduates of West campus high school and are employed locally. A June, 1973, wedding is planned. POET'S CORNER THANKSGIVING FRAGRANCE Thanksgiving kitchens surely are nice Filled with the fragrance of goodies and spice, Steaming pumpkin pies in crusty brown shells Golden brown turkey, baked apples as well, Crispy salad greens ready to toss, Nuts and fruits in bowls piled high, Candies and coffee and juicy mince pie. But Thanksgiving fragrance is more than food. It's doing something for another's good. It's thanking God for His loving care, By attending His church and breathing a prayer. It's helping another to be thankful too, Tho' sorrow, misfortune and failure accrue. It's remembering the past when Pilgrims first trod On American soil to worship their God. It's remembering the pom* and the friendless too Helping them give thanks for blessings few. We will gain greater strength from our unselfish giving, Thus gain more patience for our daily living. Thanksgiving's not made by a few days of baking. The fragrance of Thanksgiving takes a lifetime of making. Ethel L. Hintz « v MY SYMPHONY OF PRAISE FOR THANKSGIVING^ I'm thankful for the sweet innocence of a child's face as it looks into mine. For the trust and respect of youth and the aged. For the glories of nature and sight to see them. For the songs of birds and children and ears to hear them. For simple melodious hymns. For joys of home and family life. For quiet sanctuary that restores one's peace. For quiet meditation that restores one's soul. For friends and loved ones and fellowship sweet. For wholesome influence of quiet retreat. For faith and trust and confidence in a loving God who demands our best. Ethel L. Hintz THAT'S MY THANKSGIVING DAY It's gobble gobble time in turkey talk, but for me, It's to see happy faces all around While the pumpkins are still on the ground To be grateful, to be thankful for everything That's my Thanksgiving Day. Around the table we have mom, pa, sister, brother, of course grandma and grandpa. On the table we have yams, plenty of turkey, pumpkin pie, cornbread, dressing for everyone. To have hope, faith, love in man, Not man against man but man for man. How grand it is to be in a land of plenty and free to-love-to-be-loved, That's my Thanksgiving Day And my wish for everyone. by Henry W. Cieslak MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Dolores Babarsky and Anna Grahan, McHenry, were patients in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. New Arrivals McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Aurand, McHenry, are parents of a daughter Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hogan of Ringwood announce the birth of a son Nov. 18. CLASS CHAIRMAN A Wonder Lake coed at Edgewood college, Joanne Savage, was elected chairman of the freshman class in recent student elections. She is the daughter of Robert Savage, 3117 Hilltop drive. The real art of living in­ cludes the art of loafing. If everyone thought alike this would be a stagnant world. WANTED . . 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St. Paul's Christmas Bazaar And Sandwich Luncheon - Mary Hall, Montini Middle School - Saturday Hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Sunday, 9 a.m. to Noon. DECEMBER 3 Mass for Deceased Members - C.D. of A. Court Joyce Kilmer, No. 573 - St. John the Baptist Church, Johnsburg - 9 a.m. DECEMBER 4 McHenry Grams Charter 826 - Board Meeting - 10 a.m. - Home Of Elvera Dimler, 1205 Manchester Mall. DECEMBER 6 McHenry Grams Charter 826 - Christmas Party - 12:30 p.m. - Followed By Business Meeting - Meeting Room City Hall. DECEMBER 21 C.D. of A. Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573 -- Annual Christmas Party. WEEKLY RECIPE .Cooler weather and the approaching holiday season call for heavier desserts. Serving pie is traditional in all areas. Holiday Raisin Pie 2 T cornstarch 1 c sugar ^4 t cinnamon Vz t nutmeg t cloves • ~ . V 2 eggs. s?p*jr*ted 1 c sour cream • 1 c raisini- • 1 Vz t lemon juice Yi c chopped nuts 14 t cream of tartar In top of double boiler, mix cornstarch, % cup sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves. Add well-beaten egg yolks and mix well. Add spur cream, raisins, lemon juice and cook over hot water un­ til thick. Cool and add nuts. Pour into pre-baked pie shell and top with meringue. Beat egg whites until frothy, add cream of tartar and continue beating until stiff enough to hold a peak. Gradually beat in remaining sugar and continue beating until meringue is stiff and glossy. Brown in a 425 de­ gree oven 4 minutes. NEW BEAUTY SALON OPENING IN McHENRY We have openings for EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSERS with following Call 385-3696 or 385-0688 JUDY SVALANDER (STAFF PHOTO/WAYNE GAYLORD) Capers Fantasy Is Featured On Holiday Program A Christmas Capers fantasy will comprise one of the lighter portions of the Christmas program of the McHenry Choral club the first weekend in December. The annual presentation will be held in the West campus high school auditorium Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2 and 3, at 8:15 p.m. The stage will be tran­ sformed into a holiday street scene, down which Tschaikovsky's puppets will stroll to sing his popular "March of the Puppets". Other Tschaikovsky music, from "The Nutcracker Suite", will highlight the appearance of Judy (Conway) Svalander in a fantasy type presentation which will also include Donna Mascari. Mrs. Svalander will portray the daughter in a dance pantomime performance concerned with Christmas Eve. Mrs. Svalander, daughter of Mrs. Lillian E. Braidwood of McHenry and the late Robert J. Conway, returned home last summer after spending several years in Europe, where she was a soloist with the Goteberg Opera Ballet Co., Goteborg, Sweden. , Before the age of 19, the talented dancer flew to Den­ mark to audition for the Royal Danish Ballet Co. and was one of sixty selected to try out. Later, she signed a year's contract with the Swedish Malmo Ballet Co. It was after joining the Swedish National Touring Theatre of Stockholm that she met her future husband, John Svalander, who was stage manager for the company. They were married while touring Lapland. Mrs. Svalander has appeared in Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia on television. Other fictional characters will include a favorite of the Broadway show, "Goldilocks", portrayed by Barbara Miller as she sings "The Pussy Foot". Mrs. Miller, a Ringwood resident, is well known for her singing and acting talent and presently serves as president of the Townsquare Players. Ttie Candy Mian will be portrayed by Edwin Wittrock, who will be assisted in his role by local youngsters. A "Hans Christian An­ dersen" medley, featuring Larry Ekeroth in the title song, promises to be pleasing to all ages. An ensemble will be heard in "Earth Worm". This section will be concluded with John Marco of Woodstock singing "If I Ruled the World" from "Pickwick". Marco's outstanding voice has long been an attraction on county programs. He will be joined by the entire cast to conclude this Capers section. <3& Halter dresses are good in long or short styles but ones with a matching jacket are most practical. FAT OVERWEIGHT Odrinex can help you become the trim slim person you want to be. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con­ tains no dangerous drugs. No starving No special exercise. Get rid of excess! fat and live longer. Odrinex has been1 used successfully by thousands all over the country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan costs $3.25 and the large economy size $5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded byyourdruggist. No questions asked. Accept no sub- stitutes. Sold with this guarantee by: m^SREX 4400 Wast Bncelets seem to be the "in" thing as far as jew­ elry is concerned. Several are worn on one arm. 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