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JSP* ' 'N. Thursday. May 27, 1965 McHENRY MARQUETTE GRADUATES THE McHENRY PLAINfiEALER DENNIS WELTER MIRIAM C.IES TIMOTHY McCORMAGK Three residents of McHenry arelisted among those in the 1965 record-breaking class of 1,435 candidates for graduation from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. They are Dennis L. Welter, 2611 N. Lauderdale Drive, af candidate for fhe degree of bachelor of arts; Miriam C. Gies, 1617 N-. Riverside Drive and Timothy T. Mc- Cormack, 2202 W. Country Lane, candidates for the degree of bachelor of science in business administration. * At commencement exercises, McCormapk also will be comftiisSioned a second lieutenant ixi the United States Army. He is a member of Alpha Kappa psi,', international commerce fraternity. • The activities of Miss Gies included membership in Phi Chi Theta, national commerce sorprity, and the Warrior Booster Club of Marquette. • Welter is a charter member of Tau Sigma Phi, local service fraternity. The history major served on the fraternity's executive committee and was its representative on the Interfra- {ernity Council. He also was a member of the Chicago Club. * Marquette's eighty-first annual commencement exercises will be held in the Milwaukee &rena at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 6. Baccalaureate services will be conducted in Bruce hall of •he Milwaukee auditorium at g' p.m. on Saturday, June 5. ihe Rev. Charles F. Donovan, 9. J., academic vice-president ^jnd dean of the school of education at Boston college, Chestnut Jfill, Mass., will deliver the i^rmon. Cook 9s by Marie Schaettgen -- Want to get a little iron into your child's system in a way that is easier than coaxing him to take a spoonful of tonic? Make a batch of these raisin clusters and perhaps your child will ask for more. Raisin Clusters Vi lbs. sweet chocolate VA tsp. salt. 2,/a cups nectar raisins (seedless) 1 cup peanuts (unsalted) Break chocolate into top of couple boiler. Allow water in bottom to steam but not boil. Remove from fire and let stand 5k or 10 minutes, stirring occasionally to aid in mel„ting. Remove upper part of double boiler which should be kept covered during melting. Add salt, raisins and peanuts. Mix thoroughly and drop the mixture by small teaspoonfuls on wax paper to harden. WONDER LAKE FIRE DISTRICT MEETING THEME The May meeting of the JJ/onderlake Property Owners advisory board will be held at the Wonder Lake fire house {Thursday,- May 27, at 8 p.m. by Chairman Dr. Raymond H. J/atkins. ~ Each month the advisory board chairman selects a sub* division to present the program for the rgonth. This subdivision is also in charge of refreshments. The program this month will be chaired by Del Borta, Wonder View Property Owners Association. Refreshments will be furnished by bonder View Property Owners Association, Mrs. Viola Borta, ehairman. ~ The program this month is Sh the subject, "Wonder Lake Fire Protection District". Speakers of the evening will be Horace Wagner. His topic will be "What makes a Fire Department Tick". Assistant Fira Chief Edward O'Brien will talk on "Company Operation and Procedure". The Wonder Lake fire department is reported to be the best organized group of men at Wonder Lake. All Wonder Lake residents are asked to come to this meeting to hear the men speak who are responsible for the department. SHOP IN McHENRY Summer is the ideal time ^Tor learning; how to play •your favorite instrument. "Our summer sessions start "Monday, June 14th. Calf •385-4646 for full information on our morning, afternoon and evening; Instruction -periods. --All Popular Instruments-- -- All Styles -- --Beginners or Advanced-- -- Rental Plan -- TONES Music ">Ion. thru Fri.--9:00 to 9:00 ^Saturday -- 9:00 to 6:00 -Across from the "Jewel" ^719 VV. Elm St. 385-4646 Salmon -Loaf 1 tall can salmon 1 cup cracker crumbs (rolled) 2 Tbsp. melted butter 3 eggs (slightly beaten) 1 tsp. salt xk tsp pepper. Remove skin and bone from salmon, reserving salmon liquid. Break salmon in smj&l pieces. Mix all ingredients in bowl, add salmon liquid and mix lightly. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) for 30 minutes or until well browned. Serve with white sauce in separate dish. Chopped egg yolk may be added to sauce --- and/or sprinkle lightly with paprika. ' ' ' TWENTX-5EVEN GRADUATE FROM NEARBY SCHOOL Twenty-seven students will receive diplomas during corrimencement exercises to be held Sunday, June 6, at' 2 p.m. at Big Hollow grade school. Board President Willard Maddock, Jr. will present the diplomas to the graduates. • The address will be given by David McCartney, guidance counselor at Ela-Vernon high school. Other platform guests will be Pastor James Hagerty, Class Advisor William Hart, Frank Hartigan of American Legion Post 793, and Edmond Taveirne, superintendent of the school. The graduates will present several songs under the direction of music teacher, Sigrid Glendening. The class will tour Springfield on June 7, 8 and 9. The trip is financed jointly through sales of magazine subscriptions and the school P,T.A. Graduates are Richard Basak, Ann Becker, John Beeter, Patricia Boles, Dan Bunting. Gerald Gaylor, George Grady, Donald Hahaj, Kai Hansen, Gary Jones, Gregory Larson, John Longley, Richard Magnuson, Jr., W. Steve Marcomb, Pamela McArthur, Linda Mongeau, Allan Nielsen, Cathy Rowden, Gail Saena,' Richard Schrieder, Jr., James H. Smith, Katherine Tabers, Ina Taulbee, Connie Tresch, Jean Webster and David Wing. y - , . \ Payments Too High? Don't be without a car. We trade down. Trade us your late model for a good low priced car and cut your payments in half or more. We pay balance due. Liberty Motors 360 W. 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