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mm v Page Two, 'THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 17, 1959 "CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER" PARTY BENEFITS HUNDREDS Because of the "Christmas i Thousands of packages are now arriving at the> home and school for children of deceased merrfbers owned and, operated by the Loyal Order of Moose. The packages to the home de-. -1 in October" party" held by Mc-1 partment sorted into -four ; Henry chapter No. 1348 and ; the hundreds of other parties sponsored by Women "of the classed--elementary boys and elementary girls up to the seventh- grade and junior and sen- Moose chapters throughout the i ior high, boys and junior and Attend Baptism Of" Wegener Baby Mr. and Mrs. Martin" Wegener and Mr. and Mrs. James Wegenerf attended the christening service of Jitle Ann Louise Wegener, daughter^ of the Warren Wegeners, in Evanston last Sunday. TherJames Wegeners acled as sponsors at the baptismal ritdf O.E.S. Cliristtruh* o Party December 22 .•.The Christmas parfy for the Order of Eastern Star will be. .Held at 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening; Dec., 22. at Acacia hall. There will be an exchange of presents not to exceed .seventyfivej cents. All gif.ts should be marked, signifying w h e t her they are for men or women. The gathering will also honor Mrs. Mae Spencer, who will soon become a fifty-year member of the O.E.S! J Thode-Rockel Vows Exchariged United States and Canada; there will be another bountiful Christmas at Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Members of the Zion Lutheran, church was ; chapiter, at a party held on Oct. the scone of a lovely winter j g placed gifts under a Christwedding on Saturday. Dec. 12. mas ^rep the youngsters at when Miss Christa Thode,Mooseheart, the Moose Child daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- j City near Aurora. 111., and at ert Thode of, Pistakee High- ; Moosehaven. the Moose City of lands, became the bride of Mr. j Contentment for the Aged at Donald Rockel,, son of Mr. and j Orange Park, Fla. Mis. Victor Rock&l, also of that j ^jrs Mieneke, chairman of community. Rev. Carl Lobitz ' . >*, • * _ . , officiated at the 2:30 o'clock 'Christmas in October nuptial rite/in a church decor-!!Par|y , . e ? , c pt.e lf' ate'd with bouquets ,of vellow jacked the toys books, clothand white muihs' and glads. " ""g and ot^r f°"^ The. ; pretty, blonde bride j dren \nt t 0 a, la[f bo* andLAlyce chose a,. heavy satin dress. ^nval J£ok }h t e h m to t ™°OSetopped with import ed Brussels ' ?eart" The^ clothing. .• toilet arseriior high girls. The gifts are ..then further classified by the deans in charge of the four groups, as- McHenry j signed to an individual student or, residence hall and individually wrapped to await delivery by Santa Claus on-Christmas EVe. More than 600 children at Mooseheart will receive a number of gifts, according-to Supt. Walter H. Ketz. type lace..' styled with nigh "t iciest tobacco; etc.. for. the old- A to Z Club At J Johnson Home The A to> Z club met last week at the home.vof,.-<?Cndrea Johnson in Lilvmoor. Winners for the evening's play were DannieUe Tansev and Dorothy Schilling. Refreshments were served at the close of the party. Rotary Enjoys Christmas Party ^of^t combined Christmas party of the Richmond and McHenry. Rotary clubs was held at the Wing 'n. Fin club last week Tuesday evening. Special guests were District Governor Thor Holter and his wife. Reports were given bv Carl Grant, president of the Richmond club, and Dr. H.'S. Fike. who-heads the McHenry group. Santa Claus made his appearance to distribute gifts to the ladies. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Greisbach are t he parents of a son, born Dec. 10 at Memorial hospital. Woodstock. ? A son was born Dec. 8 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Brefeld. Mr. and Mrs. William Golobish welcomed a son on Dec. 8 at Memorial hospital. Mr: and Mrs. Andrew Davidson are the parents of a boy, born Dec. 11 at Memorial hospital. A boy was born Dec. 11 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Pollitt. A girl v)as born Dec. 13' at Memorial^ hospital to Mr. and j Mrs.Arthur Anderson. Mr- and Mrs. Junior Adams of McCul'lom Lake welcomed a I son on Dec. 13 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellingson are the parents of a son, born Dec. 12 at Memorial hospital. Announcement has been" made by Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Miranti of Greenup. 111., of the birth on Nov. 23 of a daughter. Martha -Mary. This is= the couple's first daughter and the first granddaughter of Mrs. Velma Douglas of McHenry. The Mirantis have seven sons. Joey. 10, Vincent, 8, twins. Tommy and Tony, 6, Richard. 5. Jimrny. 3. and Billy, 14 months. Capt. and Mrs. Carl S. Ames of Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii, are the parents of their first child, a son, born Dec. 4 in Kaiser Foundation hospital. He has been named Carl Skipper Ames. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. (Bud) Hartman of Pistakee Bay. neckline and 'long sleeves.>The "j were-also- P^ked and sent skirt extended into"'a ' long ! 1° Moosehaven -by Chairman train. Oh her head she wore a |k v" Pv zoS\ rhinestone tiara, ib which'was 1 Assisting Mrs. Mieneke were attached-V fingertfp veil. She ithe following members of her c a r r i e d s p i d e r m u m s . j c o m m i t t e e : S e n i o r R e g e n t • A ( ) , , . , . ' H a z l e S t r u V v e , L o n a B r e v e r , b"? as 0 ma,'d;Mable Thomas. Marge Ffcrn- 2 ^ T'na R<ST Strom.. Alyce Kowa] and Shir- el. the grooms sister, while i, n bridesmaids were Miss iV' PV Z°^' '1 ' Dreisky of Long Lake and Misa Julie - Wielv of Fox Lakej friends of the bride. All were] attired in mint t*reen, floor length, nylon chiffon gowns. styled with shoft sleeves. They wore white feather ,vhats and had bouquets of mumk Little Patty Bourbon acted as flower girl, wearing 3 light .pink, "nylon dress and carrying a basket of mums and rose petals, Richard Forslin served as ring bearer. Carl Thode. brother of the bride, now serving with the Air" Force, was home to act as best man. Mrs. Thode chose for her daughter's wedding a floor length dress of olive green velvet, with matching accessories and a corsage of mums. Mrs. Rockel wore an aqua, brocaded dress and a mum corsage. A reception was enjoyed by 150 guests j.t the Thode home at 7 o'clock in the evening, after which the young people left on a short wedding trip. They will reside in Washington, D.C I The bride is a 1959 graduate I of the McHenry high school j and has been employed as a waitress at Snug Harbor. The groom is an" M.C.H.S. graduate also and is now serving with the Navy in Washington* D.C. December 22 O.El.S. Stated Meeting and Christmas Party -- 8 p. m. -- Acacia' Hkll,. . ' - January 2 M a r ionette Show -- High School -- Sponsored by Viscounts Drum and Bugle Corps. MARRIAGE LICENSES . Andrew Larson, • McHenry, and Selma Eneman, Chicago. , Simplest Sweets This Side of Heaven card of thanks ! Our sincere gratitude is ex- I tended to the many friends, I neighbors and relatives who re- ! membered us in so many ways j at the time of our bereavej. ment. We are especially apprei ciative to St. Mary's Catholic j Order of Foresters,the priests and nuns for their sympathe- • tic assistance. Mrs: Paul Gerasch and Daughters 33 Holiday candies can be as much fun to make as they are to eat-- and almost as fast. Evaporated milk combined with confectioner's sugar is one of the quickest candies going. Flavor it, color it, shape it, decorate it any way you like. Children especially love making this no-cook fondant. Use V2 cup evaporated milk to 2 pounds sifted confectioner's sugar. This mixture is good with nuts, chocolate, peppermint, coconut or candied fruits. For crystalline candies like fudge and penUche, the higher whole uilk solids content of evaporated milk helps prevent the formation if "sugary" crystals. This gives an exceptionally smooth, creamy exture to your festive candies. Here's a fudge recipe that should . Arin you a kiss even without mistletoe: Chocolate Mallow Fudge - 1 cup evaporated milk I Vfc cups miniature marsh- 2 cups sugar mallows 2 6-ounce packages (1 cup 1 teaspoon vanilla each) semi-sweet • chocolate pieced , Combine evaporated milk and sugar in saucepan. Place over low heat and stir until sugar is dissolved and mixture comes to a boil, [ncrease heat and boil 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove rom heat; add seiyi-sweet chocolate pieces and vanilla and stir antil smooth. Turn approximately % of t^e chocolate mixture into vaxed paper-lined 8-inch square pan. Cover with miniature narshmallows, pressing marshmallows gently into chocolate. Top with remaining chocolate mixture. Chill and cut into squares. Afield: Approximately 2 pounds. "THE PERFECT GIFT" fit Cfacitintai/ FROM Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brefeld of Arlington Heights were recent visitors in th^ Jacob Freund home. 7 OlO MAN WINTER IS HERE FOR A LONG STAY. --- BETTER VISIT M/USTMAM DRUGS TODAY FOR. ALL VOUR. COLO WEATHER LOCAL TKAMMAHKS. b» L O C K E R ' S <£(m St reet 3L fist for your CHRISTMAS shopping convenience OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE EV 5-2300 300 W. ELM STREET (ACROSS FROM A&P ON RT. 1201 ' McHENRY, ILLINOIS (WE DELIVER; McHenry Hospital fNatienfs in McHenry hpspital this past week included Wanda Martin, Ggne Johnson, Evelyn ^ritchett,/David Zeiger, Marvin Muleski/ Passquale Licastro, Debra Giurlani, Geraldine Boesenberg, Ethel F. S m i t h , P e g W a g n e r , J u n e Banker! Frances Adams, Jeffrey Cady, Cat;hy Wegner, Arthur ZoCllick and William Marigold of McHenry; Rose Frisa of McCullom Lake; Edward Honeggar of* Genoa City; Peter Hamil of Lakemoor; Ann Mabbett of Island Lake; Ruth Reinicke,- Frank McFarland and Velma Stalker of Crystal Lake; Harriett Dodd of Ringwood; George Lynn and Robert Schaefer of Ingleside; Richard Gorczyca of Chicago; Donald Ostrander of Fox Lake; Arthur Webb of Palatine and Raymal Jones of Roselle. ' \ \ Memorial Hospital ' Patients at Memorial hospital. Woodstock, this past week included Mary Weyland of McHenry. Marlene Malo and Betty Lamont of Wonder Lake. 4-H FEDERATION ^ SCHEDULES ALUMNI DANCE FOR DEC. 22 , The? McHenry* 4-H Federation fheld an officers' meeting, recently,, dt the Farm Bureau office in Woodstock. The meeting was called to order by bur president, Sandra . Schlosser. The. flag pledges followed and were led by Richard Johnson. The secretary's and treasure's imports were given and accepted. Next, the introduction of tour guest speaker, Mrs. Thompson. She spoke about the need for a new co-op house at the University of Illinois" for the 4-H girls! \ The Federation set ia' date for the alumni dance, and 'it., will be December 22 at' the Clarence Olson School in Woodstock at 8 p.m.. • % CARD OF THANKS ' May we extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends and! neighbors who remembered ,us\ in so many ways durljftig our' recent bereavement. „ / Lillian and Joe Brefeld *33 ADVERTISING PAYS Twenty-Eight Begin Vacation At University Christmas vacation begins Dec. 19 for the ,twenty-eight M c H e n r y s t u d e n t s i n c l u d e d among the 20,219 on the University- of Illinois campus. Home for the holidays \^ll be Robert Schmelzer, Kenneth Slonina, Lloyd Bradley, Philip Audette, Lester Duane Baijon, Zelinda Bennett, Sharoh Curulewski, Al. Cajthaml, Arnold Freund, Thomas English, James llealy, Andre Larson, Shirley Lewis, Kay Kirk. Clifford Kiehl, James Jones, James Jiisten, Charles Meyers, John tMillgr, Constance Mayer, Richj ard Nowak, Peggy Anri^ Stami er, Joseph Stoffel, Robert j Thompson, James Tomasello, Robert" Trendler, Ernest Useman and Richard Wissell. - „ "At the height of the Tibet^ crisis, CARE provided 90 per cent of the daily food raations for 7,000 of the refugees who fled to freedom in India. Contributions to the CARJ^ Food I Crusade, Chicago 3, Illi^ioi^, as- : sure swift help for victims of disasters, political upheavals and other world emergencies. 200 S. Green E.V 5-00i A GIFT CERTIFICATE; , . 5* 'xv ^ . FOR A : '• " , ;NEW PE^M^'NENT : . FOR V CHRISTMAS ~ CALL US TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT Harvard Hospital Axel Pedcrsen of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Edward Pritz of McHenry have been patients at Harvard hospital. ht & dCe ee 5 PLAINDEAJJJSR TO BE' PUBLISHED OX DEC. 23 On the Christmas holiday week, the Plaindealer will be printed on Tuesday, Dec. 22, so that readers on both city and rural routes wilL receive the paper well irf^ advance of the holiday. - Deadlines for both news and advertising must be set ahead in order to bring the paper out two days early. The deadline for display advertising will be Saturday noon, and for classified advertising^ Monday morning j}J---10^clock. General 'news will be accepted until Monday at 2 p.m. 204 RIVERSIDE DRIVE , INVITE *YOU TO ENJOY. THE FINEST FOODS ~ NIGHTLY . . . SERVED FROM 5 P.M. 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