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• TflE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 19, 1963 SpecfaeSaf Chrfstmas Pie % Whatever the dessert at holiday dinner, it must be of a spec* tacular nature--and one of the handsomest is Christmas Chocolate Pie. The chocolate chiffon goes into a crust of mellow corn flake crumbs. The pie derives its chocolate flavor from semisweet chocolate morsels, Ihe same candy-like pieces the children love for out-of-hand nibbling. And thanks to the presence of reliable unflavored gelatine, the filling requires little cookingonly the few minutes necossary to dissolve the unflavored gelatine and. melt the chocolate morsels. For the rest, £hxi«Uttas Chocolate Pie simply chills until ready for serving. Christmas Chocolate Pie Crumb Crust: A cups corn flakes,"crushed, 2 tablespoons sugar or 1 cup corn flake crumbs % cup butter or margarine Put corn flake crumbs, sugar, and butter in a 9-inch pie pan. Place in moderate oven (350°F.) 5 minutes or until butter melts; remove. Mix well and press mixture eveqly and firmly around Bides and on bottom of pieman. Chill. < Filling: 1 envelope unfavored 10-ounce package (1 cup) gelatine semi-sweet chocolate % cup sugar morsels % teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 1% cups milk ' 1 cup heavy cream, whipped Mix together unflavored gelatine, sugar and salt in saucepan. Stir in milk and semi-sweet chocolate morsels. Place over medium heat, stirring constantly, until morsels are "melted, about 6 minutes. Remove from heat; beat with a rotary beater until chocolate is blended. Stir in vanilla. Chill, stirring occasionally, Until mixture mounds when dropped from a spoon, about 15 minutes. Fold in whipped cream. Turn into prepared pie shell. Chill until firm. If desired, make wreath on top of pie with circle of additional whipped cream; garnish with pieces of candied cherries and citron. YIELD: 1 9-inch pie. TOUR TO HAWAII IS OFFERED TO VACATIONISTS Toying with the delightful Idea of visiting Hawaii but feeling a little timid about goinp alone? Here's the solution: A special, all-expense tour to the Paradise of the Pacific will be offered by the McIIenry Plaindealer and Chain O'Lakes Travel service, in cooperation with Northwest Orient Airlines. The tour limited to sixty, will leave here Feb. 15 and return Feb. 28. Members will enjoy Northwest's famed Royal Aloha Jet from Seattle 1 Tacoma and have fourteen days in the Islands. The sightseeing itinerary will include the islands of Oahu (where Honolulu is locat- <?d), Maui, Kauai and Hawaii. A record number of tourists will visit Hawaii this year, according to William Duinalski of Chain O'Lakes Travel Service. "First-time visitors will enjoy going with a hometown party," he says. "Every detail will be taken care of for them, leaving full time for sightieeing, sun-tanning and shopping Hotel reservations will be confirmed. Hotels are booked to capacity in the Islands these days because of the great popularity of the area as a vacation spot and because of steppedup interest due to statehood. Our tour members will have the finest accommodations and service." Northwest will take the tour party to Honolulu via Seattle- Tacoma on one of its super- Fast 720B Fan-Jets. This aircraft is powered by the mighty fan-jet engines to cut the travel time to the Islands t<> a few quick hours. Royal Aloha Jet Service includes complimentary champagnc tmd delicious hot meals. About 90 per cent of the content of natural gas is methane, often called marsh gas, as it is formed by decaying vegetation, and is often found in marshes. COUNTY HOSPITAL ON SITE OF JUDGE MURPHY RESIDENCE Los Angeles has enough cars to move everybody living there, without anybody having to use the back seat and more than any of 43 entire states. Preliminary research indicates that the building which served as the first home of what now is Memorial hospital on South street, Woodstock, actually was the home of Judge Theodore Murphy, and not the Kellogg home. Frequent references in stories through the past several years have referred to the building occupied by tht Woodstock Public hospital in 1915 as the John Kellogg building. But since the Memorial hospital began its research to obtain data for the 50th anniversary planned next year, longtime residents have called attention to the mistaken identification. The hospital association has its annual meeting in January and Will have formal fiftieth anniversary services late in the year. The Woodstock hospital was organized under a charter dated Jan. 9, 1914, in a building that was located at the site where the American Legion now stands. Before it became a city hospital, it was a private hospital operated by physicians of Woodstock. Dr. Hyde West, secretary of the first board, was owner of the hospital when it was taken over by the hospital board. They agreed to lease it for two years and to manage it. Ask about the Charge Plan at GLADSTONE'S, INC. OAK PARK HOTEL West Shore Plstakee Bay FISH FRY Every Friday 75' OAK TAP;: HOTFX | O Pislfikee Bay 1 ! 1 Road To Ri 134 1 H . . Route 120 MrHcnry Dinners Served Friday, Saturday & Sunday Cocktail Lounge Open Daily AMERRY, MERRY And many thanks to you for your / |L patronage. / (\ ART & FLORENCE ROTH JERF I fLSON AL BOKLDT ROTH SHOE STORE McHenry F.F.A. NEWS McHenry chapter of the Future Farmers of America met Dec. 16 in the agriculture room, when a discussion took place on the chapter farmer award and persons eligible to receive it this year. Thirteen members were present. The next meeting of the group will be Jan. 13. A recreation period followed the meeting in the boys' gym. Tom King, reporter Far more people button up their lips, than their mouths. In the Spirit of Christmas ^ We wish you a Day,, $£ bright with hope, , rich in the blessings of the season* KENT CORP. 1311 N. Riverside Dr. 885-3800 SHOP IN McHENRY now | the exquisite g New Spray Eau de Toilette XARpr • Bellodgia »Fleurs de Rocaifle • Nuit de Noel $650 each <2 n. <*) il Refills 5450 The. woman you remember » ... wears Caron. $ NYE DRUG | 1325 N. Riverside Dr. 8 Phone 385-4426 » Iff » ^ t^mna ,. .siillTTl-- 5 __ v. R "*v W ;• < * ~ > -• ->? I Luxurious To Give or Own! GOLD BROCADE DRESSER SET • Mirror, Brush, Comb • Attractively Boxed Frames and handles of bronzed metal. Gold embroidered backs with a protective coating. 40 \fr ln|oy th* thrill of cempctitlv* racing on • roal •poodwoyl 11 DELUXE ROAD RACING SET Figure 8 power track in 32 easy-store pieces, for Q Q floor or table. Two gear-driven cars, power pack, m fence included. Mm Mm 3 STEEL CAMPER 377 MATTEL'S RIFLE 266 mm? Highly Portable 27-Pc. CRYSTAL GLASS Punch Bowl Set Super Quiet DOMINION HAIR DRYER $12.95 Value $11 • Allows You to Move About! C f i f i f l Strap it on shoulder and hands are free for ironing, wilOO sewing, etc. Double lined hood cuts drying time. MAGAZINE RACK GIFT JEWELRY REG. $3.9* Hsr MO/gOO BILLFOLDS *3 26* "Shootin' Shell" with plastic bullet*. Detachable pick-up truck, plastic boat. SEAMLESS NYLONS 98<^»r. 3 J279 • Run Guard Heel and Toe Delicately sheer Ruth Barry hose in a holiday gift box. Fashion* able shades. 81/2-1 1. CHRFG'MAS RECORDS; Plus Fed. Tax g • Styles for Men & Women « Give a genuine leather billfold g for Christmas! Widest choice of fi colors. Gift box. ^ * • Stunning Matched Sets The look is, expensive, but the prices are so low! Shop now for best selection. HANDBAGS *299 • Dress and Casual Styles Calf, patent and simulated $ leather bags in many sizes shapes and fashionable colors • A Lovely Gift for the Home ts Brass-plated metal in striking 2; modern design. Walnut han- « die. Non-mar tips on legs. JEWELRY BOXES Luxury lined--of 1» simulated leather. Men's While MONOPOLY GAME 3" Board and equipment. 3 to 8 players, Monaurals and Stereos Long plqying records 99c --twelve inch size. Beautiful Hand-Screened Print 72x90-in. WILDFLOWERS BLANKET i •v* •••»•!'« •" 'HVXl'te.l.tvwJ. *,us •£lTOK IRMORED SET Men, gear, weapons il 88 in tough plastic. ™ • Completely Washable • Perma-Nap Finish Soft, fluffy blanketdoubles as a handsome bedspread. Pink, blue,, brown or gold print. $4 99 CHRISTMAS CARDS REG. $1.00 77s • 50 Cards and Envelopes Unusual quality for this low price! Different sizes and designs, many glitter-trimmed. ORNAMENTS DRESS SHIRTS • Box of 12 2}A-in. Balls Glistening glass in bright solid colors to reflect the lights of your Christmas tree! GIFTWRAP $100 • Big 6-Roll Value Pocfcf 600 inches of colorful gift-wrdp, or 210 inches of gleaming foil. 26 inches wide. . 14^-17 Christmas Special $199 Wash - Wear GIFT RIBBON 37( REG. 49c • Red, Green and Cold Jhrifty 3-spool package--a tofal of 252 feet! Curls at a louch of the scissors. CHIP n DIP SET 00 PARTY PERK REG. $3.98 SJOO • Attractively Boxed Flameproof glass percolator doubles as a 12-cup carafe for serving hot or cold beverages. $3 ALL WINTER JACKETS GIRLS' -- BOYS' -- MEN'S -- WOMEN'S REDUCED 20% CHRISTMAS TREE 7 foot Stainless Aluminum With Stand Reg. $14.98 Qty. Limited SPECIAL $Q88 £ • Boxed, Ready to Wrap I Crystal glass bowls with 22-kt. gofd and frosted white design. Brass finished stand. g Free Parking | In Big Lot In S Rear Of Store! » j Ben Fr STORE HOURS 9>9 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 5 DOWNTOWN -- McHENRY 8 IS SANTA AT OUR STORE 4 - 6 in the Afternoon 7-9 Each Night