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Pag* T«n THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, November 7, 1963 FRUITED CORNED BEEF A mixture of brown sugar, bread crumbs, mustard and grated •farm peels makes a. spicy coating for many meats, but is particularly tutv on canned corned becL When the wcll caated meat is basted with fruit juices during its short stay in t&e otrea, yon imj rest inured that there is lavtjrful eating me»d. The quick !y-j>rep«red fraked na* aruci wxdi A# vnlxolcm contents of a couple of 12-ennce CMS at die ^rotrinrich corned hccf. <To make prcpiferiwil even wate, limply remove both ends of the corned beef ran with your c«n opener, then push out th«- loaf in one solid piece.) Pat oc the qpky ooating ana place the loaves in « shallow baking pan. Heat far TO mfrnitcn, oasdng with fruit jftices several times. Jht hot service of die flsvorftd euti.ee, «pooe mrviogi onto tfime* fktes and pass an? twining betting sanee as you would gravyw Or, if you prefer; chill die loM aoa attce than. Ainljr ud serv# With the well-cooled aaace. To complete a meal fetfnrihe; the fiakad corned beef, serve ft Island vegetable; audi at bettered diced carrots, some CCHBy XSiiahM. fcaCADUfc god wptdwi»d sponge cake fot dossccfe V IBtUITKU CORNED MOOT 3 dan {12 oaocetflacb) ttxmdbee^WHUkA Whole dowe enp brown mxggt, firaoffy T*cbm Y4 cop fine dry bread cnunbs %% teaspoon mustard PLAN RESIDENTIAL ! TREATMENT CENTER FOR YOUNGSTERS The long hoped-for residential treatment center for children with severe psychological and learning disorders moved one step closer to reality this past week. Mrs. Edward J. Malson, executive director, and Mrs. Arthur W. Weston, educational director, of the Grove school, Deerfield, met with Congressman Robert McClory to discuss the availability of federal programs under R. R. 7544 and S. 1576, recently passed by the Congress and more popularly known as the "Mental Care" bills. Donald E. Deuster, administrative aide to Congressman, McClory, has been assigned to work with the Grove school staff (and other interested agencies and individuals in the Grated peel and Ma of 1 onmg» Crated pod mad Jnfce of 1 kffira $&cm>ddea CanO,r .n. .d,*1 DCCl S^B sugar, rrnmbt, mustard, crumb mixture, Heat at 390 times with fruit juices « YMkbfrtoi gtafeed fmft peels. Pat meat with rs for 20 minutes, basting thxet ddes. Setwe tat .Qf£hUlcdm ROTARY NEWS District Governor Dick Longtin's theme for 1963-64 Is "Raise Your Sights in Rotary." In explaining the meaning ot his theme he said: "The "R" meant Rotary; the "A" to aim for action; the "I" for inspiration; "S" for service and "E" for effort." Judging from the reports that President Herb Reihansperger has just received, Governor Dick is making his theme song into a reality although he has been in office just three months. He has completed forty-one official visits out of a possible sixty. At present we have sixty Rotary clubs in our district and it is mandatory that the governor make at least one official visit to each club in his district during his term in office. It would seem that the "R" for Rotary is very well taken care of. The district institute was held, where an all time record of attendance was made by the presence of 308 district Rotarians who broke records m participation and program acceptance as noted by a special citation to the governor from Rotary International. Also 644 set an all-time record for attendance for the month of September with an average of 86.39. That would seem to take care of ths "A" for aim for action and the "I" for inspiration. The Rotary vocational conference scheduled for Dec. 3 to be held at Starved Rock lodge, the District 644 conference slated for April 14 and IS, and the international convention at Toronto, Canada, in June, 1964 should take care ot "S" for service and "E" for effort on Governor Dick's part. By the way, Dick has to* earn a living for his Rotary Ann, Pat, and his two lovely daughters by operating a sporting goods store as all this service above self for Rotary is on a non-pay basis. Any candidates from our club for district governor next year? i-- Women of the Moose The convocation for Wisconsin was held Oct. 27 at Kenosha. The deputy grand regent in charge was Jeanette Marty of Monroe chapter and the address of welcome was made by Celia Kehl of Kenosha. Guest speakers were Ada Speich of Monroe and Ann Nelson of Madison. Three vocal selections were given by young Van Thompson. McHenry's junior graduate regent, Alyce Kowal, was soon welcomed by others from Milwaukee, Fox Lake, Waukegan and Antioch. Edith Koepp of Milwaukee was the capping officer to place the Green cap on Alyce, which she will wear the rest of her year as junior graduate regent. A total of 150 registered for the convocation, among them twenty-nine from Illinois. A scholarship fund was announced at $197 and the Mooseheart endowment fund at $21.84. Alyce Kowal, Junior Graduate Regent, McHenry. SHOP IN McHENRY PASSFIELD AUCTION William Russel & Gordon Stade, Auctioneers Having sold the farm the undersigned will sell the following personal property on the premises located 4Va miles Northeast of Woodstock on Charles Road, 7 miles West of McHenry on: Monday, November 18th Commencing at 12:00 Noon S3 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 23 Dairy Cows, 5 of these are springing, 12 freshened the last 60 days, balance of herd bred back for later freshening; 4 first calf heifers due to freshen later; 5 heifers 10 to 14 months old. This herd is all Northern Illinois Breeding. MACHINERY S. C. Case Tractor; Case 2-row Cultivator; Case 7 Ft. Mower; Case Manure Spreader; Case Corn Planter; Grain Blower; Rubber Tire Wheel Barrow; Feed Bunk; New Holland 66 Baler w/motor overhauled; Case Side Rake; Int. 7 Ft Disc; Int. 2-14 In. Plow; Case 2-16 In. Plow; 4 Section Drag; 8 Ft. Quack Digger; Corn Binder; Silo Filler; 50 Ft. Drive Belt; Steel Wheel Wagon; 7 Ft. Int. Grain Drill w/grass seed attachment; Stock Tank; 8 Hole Hog Feeder; 1 Case Wagon with flat rack; 1 Case Wagon with false end gate; 1 Unloading Jack; 8 Ft. Cultipacker; 10 or 11-38 Tractor Chains; Hedland Hay fctoist; Good 3 Horse Electric Motor. FEED 1,300 Bales 1st Cutting Alfalfa & Brome; 200 Bales 2nd Cutting Alfalfa; 400 Bales Straw; 700 Bu. Oats; 20 Ft. Silage. MILKING EQUIPMENT 180 Gal. Milk Keeper Bulk Tank; 30 Gal. Electric Water Heater; Exhaust Fan; 3 Magnetic DeLaval Milkers; 1 Extra Pail; Stainless Steel Strainer; Double Stainless Steel Wash Tank. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Lawn Mower; 15 Cu. Ft. Deep Freeze. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: An sums of ftfi.OO and under cadi. Over this amount one-fourth down uA the balance In six monthly payments, with interest at 6%^Make arrangements for credit with clerk before sale. .Not Responsible for Accidents Roy L. Passfieid, Owner McHENRY STATJhi liA.NK, CLl Kh 12th Congressional district) on the development of adequate facilitiesjfor the care of children needs full or part time residential treatment. Mrs. Matsqn and Mrs. Weston explained to Congressman McClory that such a pilot program for twelve children is currently under study. They described the generosity of personnel in the Great Lakes Naval Training Center Radar school in underwriting a tour for Mrs. Howard B. Wright, senior staff members at Grove school. As a result of this gift for the benefit of the 12th Congressional district's handicapped, child reri, Mrs. Howard B. Wright is now on a study tour of the Netherlands. From this survey, it is hoped plans will be evolved for the most effective modem rehabilitation and Treatment center possible Legak NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN J. BARNINGS, Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, December 2, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of John J. Barnings, Deceased, pending in the County COUR^ of McHenry County, Illinois, and that for children wtth neurological handicaps. Congress McClory who supported the legislation to aid the cause of mental health and Mental Retardation, declared "I am prepared to give every possible assistance to the cause of tHe handicapped and mentally retarded children of our 12th district. claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. JOHN J. EARNINGS, JR. Executor Andrew E. Dianis Attorney Fox River Grove, 111. (Pub Oct. 31, Nov. 7-14, 1963) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of HERBERT A. WHIPPLE Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, December 2, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of HERBERT A. WHIPPLE, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against , the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. ROBERT A. JUSTEN Administrator Vernon J. Knox Attorney (Pub Oct. 31, Nov. 7-14, 1963) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MARY THELEN Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, December 2nd, 1963, is the claim date in the estate of MARY THELEN, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. ANNA THELEN And ALFRED THELEN Executors Leroy J. Welter Attorney 1303 N. Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Oct. 31, Nov. 7-14, 1963) PMA LOCAL MEETING The annual meeting and dinner of the Fremont Local Pure Milk association will be held Thursday, Nov. 14, at 7:45 p,m. in the United Protestant church at Grayslake. Featured speaker will be Howard Gordon, director of membership for PMA. BE WISEUSE THE CLASSIFIEDS 475 EXTRA FREE STAMPS A&P's SUPER-RIGHT TOP QUALITY BEEF Satan StMksv«« ». 69 Port Butt *.3? 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