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MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage l icenses at the McHenry County Clerk 's office were recently m a d e b y : Eugene Edward Thomas, Huntley, and Peggy Lee Halterman, Gilberts; Charles R. Shaffer and Phyll is K. Cook, Cary; Richard Douglas Pop- pino. Hampshire, and Gail Margaret Vierig, Burlington. Richard John Powell and Sharron Rhea I^echowicz, both of Crystal Lake; Michael J . Dolak, Hoffman Estates, and Carole A Nash, Palat ine; Arthur J . DeKneef and Laur ie i A. Kempe, both of Algonquin. Michael K Sypult and Susan L. Ball , both of Mundelein; Thomas Frederick Phalin and Laurel A. Naslund. both of Crystal Lake; Edward M. Johnson and Diane R. Miller , both of Woodstock. Michael David Jones and Sherry Ann Pechulis , both of Fox Lake; Daniel Richard Stanowski, Fox Lake, and Elizabeth Ann Miller , McHenry; Randy L. Wienrich and Kim M Jordan, both of McHenry Nickolas V Metropoulos, Chicago, and Theresa R Ur­ ban, Wonder Lake; Allen L Hallet t , Palat ine, and Alice J Bieschke. McHenry; Will iam H Brown. West Chicago, and Shirley L Wallner. Harvard DIVORCES Decrees and judgments of dissolutions of marriage recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit Court include Marilyn J Holl ister and Bruce R Holl ister; Janice M Szelag and Randall Szelag; Mary J Neustadi and Peter J Neustadt Sr Guy Stedman and Mary Jo Stedman Dorene Marie Walters and David James Walters; Marilyn Mulik and Alan Mulik Robert Wilson and Christ ine Wilson, Patr icia G Rogers and Will iam R Rogers; Rose I Lil legard and Allen S Lil legard Penny S. Pankonin and Robert A Pankonin; Suzanne Farr and Richard S Farr; Carol Ann Chapman and Raymond Fdward Chapman Linda Lou Climer and Clarence W. Climer; Sally L Market and Danny R Market; Crystal L Froehlig and Robert W Froehlig; James E Segin and Ruth E Skogsbakken BIBLE VERSE a "Where the spirit of the Lord is. there is liberty. ' 1. Who is the author of the above statement? 2. To whom was he writ­ ing? 3. Has this statement proven to be true? 4. Where may it be found? Aisvtrs To Biblt Vtfst 1. Paul the Apostle. 2. The Christians at Cor­ inth. 3. It certainly has. 4. II Corinthians 3:17. Multi-Purpose Design Adds Space 6 MULTIFUNCTIONAL ROOMS are one of the hottest decorating trends, expressing today's in­ formal l i fe s tyles. Here 's a dining room/library-office combination that makes the point beauti­ fully. Open shelves, closed cabinets arid drawers constructed of dark-stained oak create a ver­ sat i le wallpiece that works hard, gives the room warmth and tone and needs minimal care. The drawers of the functional piece hold everything from stat ionery to si lverware, while the shelves are colorfully crammed with books and mementoes. The large oak table serves handily as a desk, or as the set t ing for the most elegant dinner party. I t anything characterizes the tone of current l i fe­ styles, i t is the home and the way in which i t is fur­ nished. Today's populardec- orating trends center on a style that expresses person­ al tastes and functions, in more ways than one. Multi-functional rooms are reflecting an informali ty and concern with comfort that was f irst introduced in clothing fashions. Formal dining rooms, by contrast , are almost a thing of the past . in apartment l iv­ ing, rarely is there suffi­ cient space to give over a whole room tor dining pur­ poses exclusively. But ele­ gance and quali ty remain stable factors in the best rooms that simply add an addit ional function. This dining room/library- otfice is a good example. Open shelves, closed cabi­ nets and drawers construct­ ed of dark-stained oak cre­ ate a wall piece that sets the tone of the room, and along with the large oak table al lows i t to accommo­ date comfortably a mult i tude of functions. The wall unit holds the l i­ brary and several collec­ t ions on i ts open shelves, si lverware and stat ionery in i ts drawers and serving e- quipment in i ts closed cabi­ nets . As an office, al l that 's added is a plug-in phone. Dinner entertainment is almost effort less in the room-the table seats eight comfortably with addit ional cane-backed chairs brought from other rooms in the house. And on a daily basis the room provides for the family 's dining i)eeds. All elements of the rOom were designed for beauty, quali ty and ease of main­ tenance, hence the rel iance on hardwood is no accident. The hand hewn oak ceil­ ing and divider beams set the ambiance of the room, with al l furnishings--the oak wall unit , parquet "floor, table, chairs and antique serving cart--constructed of hardwood. The material requires the most minimal maintenance- floors and furniture simply need regular dustings and only a semi-annual waxing to keep them beautiful and functional for years to come. The design principles that were put to use in this din­ ing room can be successful­ ly applied to other rooms in the house as well . Master bedrooms, kid 's rooms, ki tch­ ens and family rooms can al l be made more beautiful and functional with thoughtful planning and nature 's ma­ terial . (NP Features) PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15,1978 Golden Gleams Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights. •James 1:17. • • * • Faith in anything doesn't waver with the shifting winds of fortune. ^CONSUMER ^GUIDELINES FIRST SON Mr and Mrs. Davis Jackson of Wonder Lake, welcomed their second child and first son. Jeremy David. Dec 11 at McHenry hospital The 6 lb. baby boy joins his s ister . Chamara. at home Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fernando Bian.* Lihue. Hawaii . Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson. Wonder Lake, are the paternal grandparents Births: Dec 11. a gir l to Mr and Mrs. Norbert Smith. McHenry HOSPITAL NOTES \ l ( IIKNRY Admissions: Sandra man of McHenrv Beck- MKMORI \ l HOSPITAL. WOODSTOCK \dmissions: Mrs Louise Draper. Mrs Audrey Koczor. Peter Nowell . and Mrs Car- mella Pempek. al l of McHenry; Mrs Josephine Jaworowski and Bett ie Winston, both of Wonder Lake Free Catalog Government publications on consumerism are listed in a catalogue, free upon request, from the Consumer information Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 81009 The An nual Consumer Information Catalog covers a wide range of topics, including everything from purchasing a home to freezing fruits and vegetables Such diverse topics as water conservation and oil and gas investment possibilities are also discussed * INFLATION FIGHTING * * FOOD IDEAS "H uj HOT RICE SALAD FOR RIGHT NOW Without st irr ing around too much in the kitchen, you can prepare an eye­ catching but nutri t ious dinn^ by adapting the Chinese method of st ir fry cooking. 1 cup chopped onions 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1-1/2 cups sl iced celery w i t i j leaves 3 cups hot cooked rice 1/3 cup chopped sweet pickles 1/4 cup chopped pimientos 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 1-1/2 teaspoons sal t 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/3 cup mayonnaise 1-1/2 tablespoons sweet pickle juice Remove skin and bone from chicken. Cut chicken in small thin pieces. Saute chicken and onions in butter about 3 minutes. Stir in celery and cook 2 minutes longer. Remove from heat; add remaining ingredients and toss l ightly to blend. Serve while hot . Garnish with tomato wedges and r ipe olives, if desired. Makes 6 servings. Whoever makes great gifts wishes great gifts to be made to him in K n o w { J ~ > T SlHg \MsattR5r r\nu return. -Martial. Higher Rank Connoisseur: "I have a Sargent painting in my home." • Friend: "That's nothing I have a general housecleaning The Modern Way He -It will be real simple for us to get married, darling. My father is a minister. She-Okay, let's give it a whirl. Mine's an attorney. Is there much difference in the length of daylight in various parts of the United States? Yes. At various t imes of the year there is quite a dif- ference. For example, at the Winter Solst ice, which this year comes on December 22nd, there will be more than an hour 's difference in the length of daylight in Maine and Florida. Florida will see the sun more than an hour longer on that day. Yet at the autumnal equi­ nox, the hours of daylight are practically the same in north­ ern and southern states. As in the case in December at the Winter Solst ice, the hours of sunshine are quite different in Stir frying requires only a few minutes of high heat and involves tossing ingredi­ ents vigorously in a small amount of butter or oil . While the mixture is usually spooned over r ice, t ry this recipe for st irr ing the rice in before serving. Rice is a versati le s taple available in regular , par­ boiled, pre-cooked and b ro4v n forms. Although some prefer the long grain variety for salads, medium grain is also fine So any cooked rice works well in a salad Both family and guests can enjoy this hot r ice salad, whose ingredients retain their vi tamins and whose varied colors and textures delight the eye and palate. STIR FRY RICE SALAD 4 choice chicken pieces (about 1 pound) invite you to ii'atch a charmint / | l T C h r i s t m a s s p e c i a l . Jlieitearwho slept through Christmas" Tuesday, Dec, 19th WMAQ - TV Channel 5 7:00 P.M. Brought to you by pBBrx-niatdln rral patat? ro. McHenry Woodstock Crystal Lako Cary And RELO-world leader in relocation. P L* / The thrifty SDF-5000 portable dishwasher from Whirlpool Model SDF-5000 Check these features at this price: 3 automatic cycles -- Super Scour, Super Wash, and Short. Exclusive in-the-door silverware basket. 3 sound-shield pads for quiet operation. Reversible solid wood worktop. Energy-saving Dry Selector Switch. Dual deter­ gent dispenser. 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