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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/ June 30, FIESTA DAY ENTRY BLANKS PAR AM APPLICATION NAME ADDRESS CITY CLASSIFICATION PHONE (SEE CATEGORY CLASSIFICATION BELOW) INDIVIDUAL - ORGANIZATION - BUSINESS 1 i SEND TOs CLINT CLAYPOOL 711 PONCA ST. , k McHENRY, ILL. * * TEL. EV 5-2175 QUEEN CONTEST F !'*' NEW K OF C OFFICERS (Deadline. July 9) NAME ...... ADDRESS AGE .... PHONE NO. PARENT'S SIGNATURE (Submit Photo with Entry) SEND ENf RY TO: DAISY SMITH P.O. Box 7 McHenry, 111. or GERTRUDE BARBIAN SOI Vi Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. HWlilliBii Iwii Will At a recent meeting, William Nuber" left, was elected grand knight of the McHenry Council,, No. 1288, Knights of Columbus. Named deputy grand knight was Vincent Charles, pictured at right. r ! Other officers include Daniel Schmitt, chancellor; George Kalsch, treasurer; Raymond Mendyk, recording secretary; Eugene Freund, advocate; Arthur Roth, warden; John Heelein, inside guard; Henry Nell, out,side guard. Arnold May, who served as gt^nrd^kr||g)lt the past year, was elected trustee for three yea*$j^$th Nuber and Charles were chosen delegates to the convention in Peoria, with Edward Frett and LeRoy Welter afc^alternate dele- New officers will be installed at tfc&Jtfly meeting. Homemaking Tips i MILK REGULATIONS "Hire purchase" is the British term for installment buying. Spelled "higher" purchase, the term is a more accurate new tile floor for the kitchen. ;this >'ear prohibits the use of To gather funds for this, as well as other projects, luncheons are served weekly with a S?() / card party following, ©n June C^LVLO 27 lhe committee for the lun* Icheon consisted of Mrs. Ken by Chris Nelson Jensen. Mrs. R. T. Waters. Mrs. Harry Hoff and Mrs. O'Connor. • | Next weekend is the start of June 25 and 26 was quite a ouv regular Saturday and Sunweekend for the sailors at P.- dav series These races, aiong Y.C. We were the guests of with another to be raced on Lake Beulah Yacht club for the Monday, the Fourth of July. Wisconsin Yachting association wjn determine the winner of divisional regatta. Though the tho Henry L. Hertz Trophy. On wind wasn't quite what we had jujy 3 p.y.C. will hold its anhoped for, we did very well as nu^i Fourth of July dinner a club with four boats in the dance. This, along with the top ten. races, will set the Fourth off The winner of the regatta ;with a bang. was Wally Schmidt of Okauof the Wisconsin Yachting association. ] At the home port, the Wo- i A ruling by^ the U.S. Food ! description than installment man's club has purchased a and Dru§ administration early j buying, accoi^ing to Mrs. Jegn wjio .g currentjy anaiyz. ing family financial records for the Horre Economics Extension Service, University of Illinois. Undoubtedly consumer credit is here to stay. But families who understand interest charges and know how to translate the quoted rates into simple rates per annum can choose the least costly contract for "higher purchase." Mrs. Due gives a simple guide for calculating the trui chee Lake Yacht club. The Pistakee boats that did well were Ron Schloemer. Y36, who took seconds Jerry Schloemer. Y63, who tdbk third; Norm Reese. Y27, Whi> happily skipped off with sixth place; and Sid Peterson, Y2f, who^ captured seventh place positidm Wjth light breezes, sunshine, and 24 boats at the start; we really had to work to bring .'dur boats into top positions. A wonderful time was'had at Beulah "bp" all "the skippers, crews and guests. Those who cheered from the shore while the sailors fought for wind and positions out on the lake were: Mrs. Rudy Schloemer. Mrs. Elsa Reese, Mrs. Henry DeYoung. Commodore and Mrs. Robert Meilenz, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nolsen, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Die COOKS CORNER DESSERT TREAT Here's how to make an unusual dessert. Making this delicious cake creation is a simple task. Buy 1 a square or loaf take at your i food store or stir one up in a jiffy with a cake mix. When cool, cover cake with vanilla butler icing. 7 minute icing or s w e e t e n e d w h i p p e d c r e a m . Open a can of cling peach halves and select several gold- | en beauties. Drain thoroughly I on a paper towel. Blush the chcek of two of the peach I halves with a bit of red vegetable coloring. Place cut side down on the top of the cake. Form the stems with stick cinnamon and the leaves with pale green gum drops cut into leaf milk in which antibiotics are present. AccortWlig to Stillman J. Stanard. director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture. milk from prize dairy cattle in production during the I960 Illinois State Fair will be checked for presence of antibiotics before it is sold. The Slate Fair established a milk collection depot last year. Previously the milk from more than 400 dairy cattle »vas dumped because there were no facilities to collect and store it. . . . . . . . : annual interest rate that fam- Tn a seven and one-half-day . j]jes pay when they buy on the milking period last year a total of 70,150 pounds of milk was collected. While not suit- annual interest rate by two. A it For example, if a family borfor Grade A produ^akUmv»,$* meets requirements for cheese i rcpays $106 at the end Qf thj interest. If^Jb^ $106 is repaid in monthly installments, the family really has the money for only hldf»the year. So it can de'ermWothe true interest rate by applying the guide; two times 6 percent is 12 percent, -the apical rate. ^ The rul# changes slightly when the interest rate is quoted on a mpx^thly basis. To illustrate. 2^percent per month is a common charge. First, multiply the monthly rate by 12 to get the annual rate. In this instance, 2 percent per month equals 24 percent per year. Now use the guide: Multiply the annual interest rate by two. Twenty-four percent per year multiplied by two shows that the interest rate is actually 48 percent per year. Or a $100 purchase with a 2 percent m fifthly interest monthly installment p la n^ j charge, paid in monthly install- Multiply the usually quo&cH ments, costs about $148. iPIfarm news Cobalt is one of the mineral elements classified as a trade mineral, meaning that it is required in very small amounts to meet the nutritional requirements of the animal. • The symptoms of cobalt deficiency in lambs ate lack of appetite, anemfa, lack of thrift and generalized weakness. In fact,' when severely deficient, lambs will appear to "starve while standing in front of a full feed bunk." The syrtiptoms of this disease show marked similarities to those of internal parasitism. On occasion, cobalt deficiencies have been confused with parasitism. The amount of cobalt required per lamb is very small and can be met adequately by feeding salt containing 0.1 ounce of cobalt (0.2 ounce of cobMt chloride) per 100 pounds of salt. Hays and pastures grasses containing 0.07 parts per million of cobalt on a dry matter basis have been shown to prevent an occurrence of cobalt deficiency in sheep. Cobalt deficiency may occur sporadically. There has been some question as to. whether the feeding of trace mineralized salt satisfied the needs for cobalt in sheep. Therefore, an experiment was designed to test the value of using cobalt "bullets" for lambs. Cobalt "bullets" are bolets that are orally administered. They lodge j in the stomach and are said to j dissolve slowly over a consider- I able period of time. Theoretic- j ally, this guarantees enough^ cobalt to meet nutritional re- i quirements for an extended i period. j Thirly ewe and thirty ram i lambs were paired and allotted j into four groups. One group of | each sex was given cobalt "bullets." The lambs were pastured together on range pastures of native and crested wheat grass. Due to drouth conditions the pastures were extremely poor. Lambs were drenched once for internal parasites St the start of the trial. A commercial trace mineralized salt was mixed with dicalcium phosphate and phenothiazine and was provided free choice. Lambs were weighed every thirty days! File Petition For Zone Reclassification A petition has been filed before the zoning board of appeals for Henry M. Schaefer. The petitioner is asking for a z o n i n g r e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . T h e property is presently "zoned "F" farming district and the petition requests a reclassification to R-l residential and if this classification is allowed that it be varied so as to allow petitioner to plot two 75-feet frontage lots along the Fox River. This property is located between. the first addition to Sunset View and Oakland subdivision on the Fox river. The hearing on the above petition will be heard on Tuesday, July 19, at 3 p.m. in the City Hall in McHenry. HIGHWAY DEATHS There were 39 fewer deaths on Illinois' roads and highways over the first five months of the year than for the same period in 1959. According to Gov. Siratton, the total for this period was 579 compared to last year's total of 618, a reduct^i of 6.3 per cent. The month of May showed a reduction of 17 deaths over last year. The death total was 142 against 159 a year ago. This is the lowest total recorded for May since 1948. Illinois has established a record in bringing about a reduction of traffic deaths for the last four consecutive years. TUSSY WITH 4 FRAGRANT FAVORITES PLUS HSU. Ehchante! » United Rent-Alls RENTS EVERYTHING from FLOOR POLISHERS TO HEDGE TRIMMERS CALL EV 5-2916 542 Main St.,, McHenry Joe Wilkinson, Manager OX**! |li;illlllllt!llll|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||!l!ll|||||||||||||||||imi|||||||||||||||||||||||||UI||||||||||!IUII!|||Uli i VILLANURSING HOME 1 ON PIS' IE BAY NEAR McHENRY Home for ttie Aged S E N I L E . . . . BED P A T I E N T S | Mrs. A»nna Zee -- Owner ] PhoneEVergreen 5-0461 ^llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH^iffllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllir Hello, Summer! Themostde* - lightful way to keep your summer gay is to drench yourself in cool-sweetTussy fragrances. You'll find a bouquet of five scents--new Enchante, Contraband, Flamingo, Ovation and Safari. All in a variety of summer's most-wanted toiletries ... all in an array of gifj^ pretty new packages! Nye Drugs, Inc. 129 N. Riverside Driv® Phone EV 5-4426 making. period, it is paying 6 percent Some men wqrk hard and itlieir won' t have <he problems that made men out of their/f-athers. Shop BEN FRANKLIN and Save! • & iwm £u mmer 3i me nlce. MMrr. Tanndd MMrns CCllaarreennccee sm,1oarp?es "dr Saiunrerdo upneda cthh oh aclavkees . wFii,lhl .f the centers with swirls of sweetened whipped cream and j garnish with gum drop leaves. Peterson, Mrs. John Looze with Rickey and Jackie. Henry and Franny DeYoung, Clair Peterson and Danny Arkema. We are fortunate to ha\e our Rear Commodore. John Looze, also Shop the Plaindealer Want hold the office of Commodore Ads and Save! It's Time For Spring Hostessing S P E C I A L BUY A PAIR and GET A SPARE Any Size - FRCl! Any Color FESTIVE SPRING LUNCHEON Curried Fricaitee on Coconut Rice 9 Chutney Toanted Almondt Heartt of Lettuce French Drcsting Fre$h Fruit No matter how famous you are as a hostess, it's nice to win new laurels. Keep your pantry shelf well stocked with convenience foods, and you'll be rewarded with elegant but easy party dishes. For your first luncheon of the spring season delight the gals with Curried Fricassee on Coconut Rice . . . truly company fare. Cans of chicken in golden gravy, chicken broth, rice, coconut and condiments ... all from the pantry shelf . ere the base of the dish. With •-hese Items on hand, you'll always be ready for a party. 'Curried Fricassee On Coconut Rice '4 cup butter or margaiine Vi cup chopped onion 1 nip uni uokftl ricp 1 tan (14 fluid ounces) chicken broth hay leaf, crumbled I* teaf-poon pepper Vi 1fH!-po.,n thutie 2 fans (IS',4 ounces M^h) rhi<ken In golden gravy 2 teai-pooni curry potvdei 1 f nil d.iked t o<"onnt 2 tabl^"i».on* chopper! p,irsl«y In a saucepan, cook onion in butter until tender. Add rice: conk slowly until brown, about 10 niiti utes, stirring often. Blend chicken broth, bay lpaf. popper and thyme. Cover; simmer about 15 minutes, or until all liquid is absorbed and rice is done. .Mean while, in another saucepan, com bine chicken in golden gravy and curry: heat. Add coconut and parsley to dioked rice: mix lightly with a fork. Serve hot chicken in golden gravy over rice. Makes f. servings. ;N( With Purchase of Any Two Tires at Regular Price Plus Tax and Recappable Tir* CITIES SERVICE LARRY'S SUNNYSIDE SERVICE >< Sunnyside, 111. Phone EV 5-9753 T-V SWIVEL CHAIRS A terrific value! Nylon and viscose frieze covers in new colors, metallic thread trimmed. Rubberized hair padding, blond finish. LEVEUNG HWDWOOO LEGS PLATFORM ROCKER CHA Glamorous comfort in nubby tweedtype cotton and rayon yarn that blends with any furnishings! Rigid hardwood frame, brass-tip legs. BEN FRANKLIN STORE "In The Heart Of The Green Street Shopping Center" McHENRY. ILLINOIS I