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PtfGE 20 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1978 Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores ^horon Gacek 385-3777 Lakeland Women Enjoy Dinner Santa Claus received rave reviews at the Lakeland Park Women's club Christmas dinner Jolly Santa knew so much about each gal. that it just proves that Santa Claus is watching you' Ladies who enjoyed the delicious family style dinner were Mary Dobbins, Edna Domreese! Erma France, Marion Badtka. Barb Burke, Virginia Ames and daughter Barbara Kathmann, Fleda Rogers, Adele Arndt, Marie Cross. Karen Aldrich, Frances Kostka. Viola Kelly, Shirley Koch. Italia Mazzoni, Sharon Gacek, Charlene Nylander, Petey Oakford. Mary Pautz. Marie Nichols. Anne Moore. Lyda Kadisch. Ella Solomon. Mary Schaan, Ruth Roach. Erna Saari. Beverly Walinski, Zena Thoresen. and Vickie Bottari A letter regarding "Fish" was read that a sizeable donation be sent in the name of the club, and plans for the spring luncheon are under way CRAFTCLUB The Lakeland Park Women's craft club spent an enjoyable afternoon recently Mary Dobbins, Lyda Radisch. Frances Kostka. Zena Thorsen, and Erna Thorsen. and Erna Saari found a few items in the fashion show that they wouldn't mind having, l^rge Belgian waffles were enjoyed by the women and Adele Arndt. Marie Cross, Viola Kelly, Fleda Rogers, Mille Eyelander, and Barbara Burke discussed plans for the craft group in the coming year. THOUSAND CALORIES That's how many calories could be found in the delicious cookies that were exchanged at the home of Shirley Koch. Young ladies Cissy and Bridgette enjoyed sampling the many varieties of cookies being exchanged by Gladys Kopsell, Marie Cross. Frances Kostka. Vickie Bottari. Italia Mazzoni, Beverly Walinski. Ruth Roach, and Ella Solomon. With all those delicious cookies. I hope the ladies used some restraint when sampling HAPPY DAY Christmas week birthdays are celebrated by Jo Rizzo, John Neurer. and Kimberly Ellen Powers who will turn sa KAWASAKI Christmas Starting from Give the "good-times" present. KV75 i$"easy ro take along. 4.2 hp 2-stroke engine 3-speed transmission. Automatic clutch Head and taillight Good Times Cydery rt. 14 w of 31 crystal lake, ill. 459-1631 seven on Dec. 20. Dec. 21, Deborah Ann Laver will celebrate her day; and Kirstyn Nicole Conway will turn one. Bill Oakford and Tom Linnane share Dec. 22 as their day, as do Bradley Coarson who will be eight and Michael James Shannon who will have one candle on his cake. Renee Mercure, Laurie Perry and Nedra Eckhard share Dec. 23 as their day. Christmas eve celebrators are Tom Beckman, Marjorie Vann and Katherine Kuptis. Birthday greetings to Pat Spoto, who celebrates her day on Christmas Steve Parisi celebrates on Dec. 26, and Gina Rose Visconti turns eight that day. Happy anniversary to Fritz and Liz Borchert who celebrate forty-five years of happiness on Dec 23 NO MEETING There will be no meeting on December 21 for the McCullom Lake Conservation club Watch this column or the mail for further notice on the next meeting. And the shepherds said to one another: "Let us go over to Bethlehem and see this event which the Lord has made known to us." They went in haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby lying in the manger; once they saw they understood what had been told them concerning this child. (Luke 15:18) Let us not forget the true meaning of Christmas by visiting our churches and giving adoration on this beautiful day. The Gacek family wish you all a very joyous Christmas, if visiting relatives, please drive carefully MERRY CHRISTMAS! Nurses Updated McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Three members of McHenry hospital's autumn "Nurse Update" course are shown at their graduation with Ronald Cooker, R.N., director of the hospital's nursing service. The graduates are, from left, Kay Smith, R.N., of Cary; Dottie Hayes, R.N., of McHenry; and Rozann Buchman, R.N., of Crystal Lake. They completed the ll-week refresher course in the latter part of November. A new "Nurse Update" course for inactive registered nurses, scheduled for Jan. 8-March 27, is now being formed. Further information may be obtained by calling the hospital, 385-2200, extension 642. Here s Health The things I COOK best are spaghetti and meat loat Which is this" Precautions For Cooking Turkey Turkeys are very innocent looking _ biKds: they walk around slowly waiting to star, with dressing and other special holiday dishes, in two joyous, national holidays a year How can they be responsible for eleven percent of food poisoning incidents reported nationally in the last ten years" Turkeys and other poultry often carry disease-causing bac'eria in their intestinal This Christmas, give a Bell that will ring for years to come. 'J* Celebrity. Tasteful. P^letfant. Perfect for a l*»droom m^ht stand or dressing room. $2" down, month. ()r a singk payment of $84. f W N m TV 1 star.* Imagine, a phone set in a capsule A unique statement of modern taste. $30 down, $3.55/month Or a singl payment of $10*. tracts which can contaminate the meat during slaughter and processing If the bacteria is allowed to multiply during preparation and cooking the fowl, food poisoning may occur Dressing packed in the un thawed, unwashed cavity of a fowl may be contaminated and never sufficiently cooked enough to kill bacteria con­ tacted in the cavity Turkeys and other fowl have to be thoroughly thawed, washed and cooked properly in order to prevent contamination Follow these suggestions to reduce the possibility of food poisoning Preparation 1 Thaw turkey in the refrigerator, under running water below seventy degrees F . or as a part of the cooking process Thaw by cooking only if the internal cavity is not stuffed, since the meat would be overcooked before the dressing reaches a safe iem perature 2 Cook turkeys until the internal temperature in the center of the dressing in the internal cavity reaches at least 165 degrees, F It's better to cook the turkey and dressing separately Test the turkey for doneness 1H"> degrees F in the thickest part of the leg or breast A. Test turkey and dressing for doneness by inserting a metal stemmed thermometer into the thickest part Treatment of left-overs 1 Don't keep turkeys in Amateur Show A Hugq Success The Beach Gals Christmas party for the kids of the village, though not well attended, was a smashing success, due largely to the first annual "Amateur Show". Eight acts, reduced to seven at showtime, entertained children and adults alike with their varied talents. After balloting by the audience, it was found that all seven acts had won prizes, with Joey Raycraft and Tara Parks, a magic act, taking home first prize. Joey and Tara were assisted, very ably, by Midget the dog After the entertainment. Santa Claus arrived, and listened to all the children's requests for Christmas Each child received a present from' Santa, and refreshments were served by the Beach Gals. - BENEFIT On Jan 14. a very special event will be taking place in our area "Rescue 50", a fund- raising snowmobile marathon, will be happening Proceeds will be donated to the two area rescue squads. McHenry and Johnsburg All know what a fine job these rescue squads do. and how fortunate we are to have them close at hand; so let's show them how much we care The way this marathon is going to work is by people pledging a certain amount to one of the riders involved Jim Wright, last year's high money­ maker. was the man who made me aware of this marathon If you do not have a person to. whom you can pledge your dollars, you can Stuff them in Jim's pledge can. which is at McCullom Lake grocery SNOWMOBILES While on the subject of snowmobiles, some rules should be mentioned about snowmobile tracks through many yards in this village, which means that someone has driven' a snowmobile on someone else's property. On nights when snow falls, and every night after, until the snow is gone, snowmobiiers are zooming up and down village streets. This is against the law. It is also very dangerous If you want to ride your snowmobile other than in your own yard, join one of the local snowmobile clubs They have paths all over the place that you can ride on to your heart's content. " CELEBRATION The Ladies of the Lake celebrated Christmas in a grand manner on Thursday, Dec 14 by dining at a local restaurant, then proceeding to the home of Irene Johnson. At the Johnson home, the ladies, sixteen in all. enjoyed a cookie exchange and games Since the weather was pretty good, the ladies did not have too much trouble getting out, and a wonderful time was had SPECIAL GREETING On Dec 22, Ray and Elsie Osterby will be celebrating their fiftieth wedding an­ niversary We w ish them all the happiness in the world on this very, very special occasion GREETINGS Special happy birthdays go this week to Jim Brown, Rose Sacco. and Phyllis (Venable, who all have birthdays on Dec 20; to Mona Bitterman and Jamie Franklin, who were Christmas eve babies; and to Darlene Groh. Mildred Kelley and Carol Behrendt. who share Christmas day as their bir- thdate ? Happy anniversary this week to Rick and Carol Dina, who celebrate on Dec 20; and to Kurt and Jo Weisenberger. who share Ray and Elsie Osterby s anniversary. Dec 22 Hope all you folks have lovely days HAVE \ SAFE AND' 1IAPPY CHRISTMAS! . unhealed ovens after cooking. 2 Don't refrigerate whole cooked turkeys for overnight storage without first reducing their bulk size :i. Store turkey and gravy in separate containers Refrigerate all high protein, tiigh moisture content food until time for cooking and after a meal if there are left overs This includes all meat, fish and poultry, salads made from these foods, cream filled pastries, and dishes made with t'ggs Plan a happy holiday Take proper* precautions when preparing food CONSUMER GUIDELINES Vegetable Surge In the past six years, the amount ot tresh vegetables eaten by each American in one year has risen from % to 100 pounds -- and that figure doesn't include the approximately 102 pounds yf canned and 20 pounds of frozen vegetables we eat each year Two Savings You can saw energy and reduce utility costs easily Turn ing thermostat down only six degrees could reduce heating costs as much as 15 per cent Installing six inches of home in sulation could reduce heating costs as much as 20 per cent The SNOOPY & WOODSTOCK** Phone. Adds a touch of whimsy to any setting. Home or office. $30 down, $3.05/month. Or a single payment of $110. Noteworthy. (>reat for jot­ ting down messages. Kven has a place for a phone lx>ok.$20 down, •$•'}.Of> month. < >r a single payment of $*7 Sculpt ura. More than a phone. A contemporary conversation piece. $20 down, $.'$.05'month. < )r a single payment of $K7 Candlestick*** Brightens any room with a glimmer of nostalgia. $20 down, $•'}/month. < >r a single pay­ ment of $*»i. /( EVERYTHING YOU'LL NEED IN sai EQUIPMENT h• Downhill Ski Package KASTLE 411 or 413 *13e*° DOLOMITE ATLAS BOOTS H*06 LOOK GT BINDINGS ?ST° ALSOP POLES 45* INSTALLATION MS* REGULAR PRICE '284V SAVE $8445 PAY ONLY •Same package without Boots, pay only '149.95 $19995 y Ski Tuneup Special Includes Edge Shap­ ing, Hot Wax, Binding Release Check, Lubrication and P-Tex if needed. Reg fit M $12»5 COMPLETE s* --Cross Country Ski Package 7 This year, put a Christmas Bell under the tree of someone you care al>out. 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