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Thursday, December 22,1955 Pag« Flfteta mm MOTim •a THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER HAD TO HAVE A CAR FOR K THAT HAPPENED TO' MY BUSINESS/WOW/WHEN)ME ONCE/XDUtLBE THAT BIG-TOWN FINANCE PLUCKY IF YOU GET COMiW/GOT THROUGH WlTH\ODT OF IT WITH ME, I'D SIGNED AWAY EVERY-jTHE CAR IN MOUR THING EXCEPT THE SWIRT^--X NAME" ON My BACK// ^ nr-r* "0. SOONER OR LATER YOU YOUNG FECU WILL LEARW THAT WHEN FINANCING A CAR OR ANYTHING ELSE, IT PAYS TO DO IT RIGHT HERE IN McHENRY * fw!t^ • PRESSURE SAUCE PAN HELPS SPEED PLUM PUDDINGS Plum pudding -- rich in tradition and dried fruits byt lacking plums -- is perhaps one of the oldest Christmas dishes. . Although most plum puddings require - four to six hours of steaming, you can cut this time, to about one-third "by steaming the dough in a pressure sauce pan, says. Mrs. Pearl Janssen, University^ of Illinois foods specialist. Pfv Omit pressure during the first 30 minutes, because the dough is <• rising. Then apply 15 pounds of pressure and steam for one-third of the time-^TVen in the recine. For an afternoon dessert, ste&m the pudding in ^dividual djsjjes instead of one large--jnfJTd?" Although you can use various sauces, you may want to try foamy sauce an excellent sauce for plum pudding and easy to make too. Foamy Sauce *4 cup butter 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 2 egg yolks, well beaten % cup cream 2 teaspoons vanilla/ 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten « Cream butter and add sugar gradually, beating Constantly. Add egg yolks and cream. Cook in •double boiler until mixture thickens, stirring constantly. Stir in vanilla and gradually pour over egg whites. Mix until well blended. Garnish the pudding with green citron cut like holly leaves. Add red cinnamon drops to resemble the berries. Place on top of each pudding. Or add a flaming torch by dipping sugar lumps into lemon extract and placing them around the base of the pudding. Light the torch and turn the entire plate into a Claming center of brightness -- the perfect end to a perfect meal. t »fr «fr .fr • j. -H4 Shop if Home and SAVE! NAMCJOTICS COMMISSION Gov. William G. Stratton has appointed three members of the state narcotics investigation commission. Those appointed are Representative William H. Robinson, Chicago; John Bookwalter, Danville, a member of the state parole and pardon board; and Judge John Lyons, Chicago, of the Cook County Superior Court. The commission, consisting of three state senators land three representatives in addition to the appointee^ named by \>i,;e governor, who investigate problems related to narcotics and report its findings to the 70th General Assembly. One Dollar CABE Package Will Feed Family Of Five A Month Every dollar . contributed to CARE, CHICAG6, will deliver'a CARE package containing 20 pounds of U.S. surplus butter, dry milk and cheese to a needy family overseas through CARE'S giant FOOD CRUSADE, it was announced by Miss Martha L. David, midwest CARE director. The dairy products are being given free to CARE from our government's surplus food stockpile now valued at, over $7 billion. CARE is appealing to Americans for contributions of one dollar or more -- each dollar will pay for the packing and distribution of one 20-pound package. Each package will carry the name and address of the American donor and a message of friendship .and good will. CARE states that the special $1 packages contain enough nourishing fopd to feed a family of five for a full month. Miss Davis described conditions abroad where the $1 packages are going: ' , ITALY In Naples, population of a million, 80,000 are unemployed and 150,000 underemployed -- one quarter of the entire population is jobless. Some 18,000 families are certified as destitute and hold "poverty cards" which entitle them td a relief grant of 1,000 lire ($1.50) at Easter and Christinas. They Package Liquor Slorf K and Tavern PIZZA Italian Spaghetti Sandwiches are also» entitled to any relief distributions there are, but so far, there haven't been any! The CARE packages will be the first relief they have ever received (each poverty card holder receive orie of the special $1 packages). * WEST GERMANY -- One but of every four peopLe living in West Germany today is a refugee from behind the Iron Curtain. From the East zone of Germany alone, over two million Germans have fled to Berlin .In the month of October alone, 32,874 escapees, including over 6,000 youngsters under 18 years, came across. A total of 45,000 CARE packages will be distributed in Berlin and an additional 200,000 will be distributed in West Germany to refugees and others in meed. HONG KONG -- A recent survey by the UN high commissioner for refugees estimates that the number of actual destitute in 000 people. A CARE observer in Asia stated recently that, "even [at their worst, t&e refugee camps in Korea* were not as appalling as Hong Kong -- the entire city is one vast camp." More than_ 300,000 refugees are squatters who camp right in the streets, alleys and on stairways. SomJ live in holes dug into hillsides and Will others have constructed cardboard shelters. Pellagfa, yaws and other malnutrition diseases are rampant among the refugees and the TB rate is abnormally high. In addition to Italy, West Germany and Hong Kong, the special $1 CARE packages are going to needy people in Greece, Yugoil& via, India, Pakistan and Haiti. Jn each instance, the packages will be given to recipients qualified on the basts of greatest need. CARE hopes to distribute 2 million packages by Christmas, and several more million throughout the winter months. The UiS. government has agreed to release as much food to CARE as the nonprofit relief agency, can raise funds to ship. Americans wishing to join the FOOD CRUSADE SALES RECORD H. V, McNamara, president of National Tea Co., reported record high sales for the four-week per- I6d ending Dec. 3, which brings the company's total sales for the year, forty-eight Weeks, in excess of their annual sales for the entire year of 1954.- Consolidated sales for the four-week ' period ending Dec. 3 were the highest of any four-week period in the company's fifty-six years, amounting to $47,802,430 as compared with $42,693,487 for the corresponding period of 1954, and an increase of 11.97 per cent. - OIL POOLS Three new pools, six extension* to pools, and seven new pay* were discovered as a result oi November drilling operations Jn" vthe Illinois oil fields, according to the monthly report of the state geological survey. Oil production for November was estimated at 6,882,000 barrels ,or approximately 229,000 barrels per day. Of 318 wells completed during November, 54 per cent were producers, as compared to 51 per cent in October. Order your Rubber Stamp at the Plalndealer today! It Pays,To Advertise Prescripts Hong Kong include 385,000 Chinese political refugees, plus 282,0001 may send $1 or more to CARE, dependents, totalling nearly 670,- CHICAGO. s - V Post No. 491 American Legion, McHenry, 111.# presents its annual NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY music that makes dancing a pleasure by "The Esquires" Buffet style dinner. Favors and noise makers galore. Table reservations for couples or groups. All for the popular, pripe of $2.00 per person. ^ , there ore tvro central groupg of yjfcnfcjj s 0 )i»e very potent ©n*$ fcat your Doctor HH y Pharmacists Know the VITAMINS. You Need.*, i prescribe* to arrest a specific deficiency,1 and (2) those that supplement die diet the benefits of which most everyone fan enfoy., ;££& •• cartaki to get vitamins produced by" • '•Pvtoble manufacturer, such as tftose of Parke, Davit & Company. 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