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rmdMi: '* '/'ft' .? - THE McRENRT PtADVDEALER ;stsf1 • '•' ,>££SY> -Bake Cheese Cake A Taste Wonder s 2 tablespoons melted bullcr; 1 tablespoon sugar % teaspoon/cinnamon" 4 Effortless, and excellent this no-bake cheese cake wins dessert honors. Tke smoothness of the fresh-of-Iemon refrigerator cake results from a OQstard base, cream-style cottage cheeue and whipped cream. Then UlEftavored gelatine magically blends all the ingredients together and assures a delicate firmness. Cookie crumbs make the topping. No-Bake Cheese Cake (Partu Size 16-12 ccrvirtps) CtUmb Topping r Vi teaspoon nutmegcup chocolate, cookie crumbs, and % cup graham cracker crumb* Mix butter,, sugar and spices together. Add half of spiced mixture to chocolate crumbs and remaining half to graham cracfer glrrmbs; mix well. Turn cheese cake mixture into an 8-inch sprin®afehn pan; sprinkle with crumbs in wedge-shaped pattern, alternating T^^colate and graham cracker crumbs. If desired, aif8 or 9-inch square pah or a 9x5-inch loaf pan may be used. Line with waxed paper. Press crumb mixture in bottom of pan; turn in cheese cake mixture. Cheese Cake: 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 cup sugar, divided S cups (24 ounces) creamed 44 teaspoon salt \ cottage cheese, sieved 2 eggs, separated 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup heavy cream, whipped Mix together gelatine, s4 cup of the sugar and salt in top of double boiler. Beat together egg yolks and milk; add to gelatine mixture. Cook over boiling water, stirring constantly, until gelatine dissolves and mixture-^ thickens^ about It) minutes. Remove from heat; add lemon rind; cool. Stir in sieved cottage cheese, lemon juice and vanilla. Chill, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon, Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry. Gradually add remaining ^4 cup sugar and beat until very stiff. Fold into gelatine-cheese mixture with whipped cream. Turn into prepared pan; chill until firm. (Family Size 5-6 servings) 1 Use % gelatine recipe but full amount crumb mixture in an 8-inch round pan or 9-inch pie plate. Twice Told Tales Twenty-Five Years Ago Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred J. Rich" ardson of Spring Grove announce the arrival of a son, Walter Allen, born Saturday Sept. 14. Mr. and Mrs. John Dreymiller visited at Hampshire Tuesday evening. The meat market owned by a brother of Mr. Dreymiller was recently destroyed by a fire which devastated nearly the entire business district of Hampshire. Announcement is made that the kindergarten department of the local schools will open Monday morning at grade school. Miss Marie Ropp of Normal has been engaged as the teacher. The fourteenth annual convention of the Royal Neighbors of America for McHenry county was held under the auspices of Pox River Valley camp at Stoffel's' hall Sept 17. Miss Theresa Knox was guest of honor at a pre-nuptial shower given by the telephone girls of the local exchange at the home of Miss Rovena Marshall. Present were Misses Villa Rothermel, RoVena Marshall, Dorothy Matthews, Theresa Knox, Lorett^ Steffes, Dorothy Marshall, Kathleen Givens, Florence Conway, Emily Stoffel, Rosina Karls, Clara Miller and Mrs. Laura Kiel. Mrs. W. W. Freund was seriously injured in an automobile collision at the intersection of Riverside Drive and State Rt. No. 20 Saturday afternoon. Friday, the 13th, is lucky. So Miss Ruth Nye decided when a party of thirteen girls assembled at her home on Main street on her thirteenth birthday to give her a big surprise. Guests were Audrey McDonald, Joseta Merick, Wanda Smith, Ruth Nye, Lorraine Knox, Clara Thorsell, Maxine Bacon, Hazel Howard, Agnes Mischke, Shirley Covalt, Jeannette Lindsay, Ruth Reibansperger and Elaine Bradley. 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We should like to have as many students enroll in instrumental music as possible. Although instrumental music is not required, it is an extra advantage a student may have in our school system. In order to participate in this school function a student musty purchase his own instrument We know of several reliable instrument dealers from whom the instrument may be purchased. This is generally done on a rental basis for three months at which time the rental fee will be. applied to the purchase price of the instrument. "The student will then be placed in a small class- of about five to ten students and depending on • hirr < or *her progress^will then advance^ inte^fche junior high school band. "A representative of - a- leading instrument company will bring a number of instruments to McHenry, at which tirtie you and your child may choose the instrument you desire. The date is Tuesday, Sept. 21, from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. in the Junior high school music room. "Instruments may also be obtained from other sources and I will be happy to give names and addresses. "Very truly yours, "Paul R. Raasch "Music Supervisor" LAKE FISHING Word comes from McCullom Lake that a check will soon be made of the lake by the Department or Conservation. Fishing is said to be fair, a meeting of residents of all subdivisions will be called in the near future, at which time a report on the fish situation will be read. DON'T BE LATE BECAUSE OF LOST s KEYS! ALWAYS EXTRA KEYS MADE IN 1 MINUTE Ben Franklin Green Street McHenry, DL LAKEM00R & LILYM00R By Marcella Foss Attend Fall School f Messrs. Strnad, Gibson, Gustafson and Sulak attended the Firemen's association eighteenth annual fall school Sejit. 12 in Savanna, 111. Members from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois attended and movies and' lectures were given on many different things that will aid fire- Wen at the time of emerggncites. Mr. Strnad came home the lucky winner of a fireman's raincoat. Birthdays Last Tuesday was not only the first day of school for Debbie Fritzsche, but was also her sixth birthday and a surprise party was held for her after school. Her little friends that attended the party were Linda Wrublewski, cHarlene Phillips, Linda Der cicco and Sandra Parodi. Debbie received many nice gifts and well wishes from her little friends. Mrs. Ben. Turner hada birthday Saturday, Sept. 11, but celebrated . it on Monday with a buffet supper for her friends and neighbors;' Mr. Wade celebrated his birthday Wednesday, Sept. 15. Happy birthday to all of you and many happy returns of the day. V_ General News ^ Carol Szarek is attending a boarding school in Clinton, Iowa. We will all miss you, Carol, and wish you a lot of luck in your school year. If you wonder why Casey Brzezinski seems to be a mar Car Tunes By Justen THt AU SYMpiC.Tt "You're run down . . what you need "is to have ,TUSTENTS STANDARD SERVICE Recharge your Battery!" We "WAX-WASH" cars . . . Auto-Magically! From top to bottom with Oholdun's "A\$o- Magic Car Wash." GUARANTEED not to harm the wax on your car! JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 120 & Richmond Rd. Phone 875 McHenry, II?. of leisure the' next three weeks it is because he is very lucky to be on three-week vacation. Mrs. Louisa Nielson is happy to be back home and not bothered by the bumblebees in- the j a n y m o r e . Mrs. Marie Hyatt is thankful to everyone who sent her advice on how to get her bird back in its cage. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wrublewski were very busy entertaining relatives over the past weekend. On Saturday, Marty's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, and daughters were out and on Sunday, Mi", and Mrs. Jack Wrublewski, Marty's folks, were there for Sunday dinner because they were' leaving for Arizona for the winter months and it will be quite some time before they will visit with their family again. On Sept. 5, Squibb Morrison was an usher at the wedding of his brother, Robert, in Chicago. The Fun club met at Doris Kilbbe's home last Wednesday evening and at this meeting they were celebrating the birthdays of Jean Booster and Lou Bitterman. Very nice gifts were presented the honored guests and a light supper was served by the hostess with a beautiful birthday cake served for dessert. All the members missed Jenny McDermott, who is vacationing with her husband in Minnesota. Last Thursday evening, Jessie and Olive Corbett entertained their Poker club. Homemade cakes and coffee were served in the course of the evening's game. Brownie News The Brownies of Lakemoor are FASHION FLANNEL SLACKS with "figure-line" design9 Inspired ly Britain's Costliest Flannels 1 $1595 Other Slacks $8.95 to $19.95 These could double for Britain's best. Now Lissner offers you your choice of flannels in the finest fabric selection in years. Styled with the famous "Figure-Line" Design, these slacks make you appear slimier at the hips, more comfortable all around! You've never worn slacks as handsome and comfortable as these, in the season's fashionable colors. IVT6G EE'S ; STORE FOR MEN PHONE 47 117 SO. GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL. Open Daily:-8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays: 9 a.m. 'til Noon ^ Evil •f-ty or mere si wholesale 50c each B&t. 12 - 1 Mile South of Volo - Rt. 120 PHONE McHENRY 524-M-2 now officially Troop 2 and meet every Tuesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. The investiture of the Brownies will take place in about a month. All Brownies are now eligible to purchase their uniforms. Last Friday evening c.t the village meeting, an ordinance was passed by the trustees. The village code, Section 137, was amended with the following: "Said closing hours are further subject to the restriction that it shall be unlawful to sell or offer for sale any alcoholic liquor in the village during the last fifteen minute period prior to the aforesaid closing hours and that it' be at the next meeting. shall he . unlawful to allow any>' • patrons to remain on or within,^ the premises selling alcoholic liquor, later than fifteen minutes , after the aforesaid closing hour." A Due to the absence of the president, Claude F. McDermott, ^ Lorain Booster acted as chairman of this meeting. We were all very surprised to learn that same evening that Claude Vachet, village treasurer, was unable * to attend this meeting due to a heart attack earlier in the » c|ay, but his report was all ready and was. read by the village j clerk. 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