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© / f Easy as Eggnog Pie Delectable Eggnog Pie, fluffy as an angel's wing, is a knockout dish for the holiday buffet. The pie has that wonderful "blueribbon cook appearance--and can be made in two shakes of a reindeer s tail. Reliable unflavored gelatine combines with prepared eggnog for holiday flair; like other dishes made with unflavored gelatine, it's sure to be the kind of light, cool dessert perfect for a hearty dinner. The filling goes into a chocolate nut crust; garnish with a wreath of whipped cream, slivered nuts, chocolate curls, and maraschino cherries. Eggnog Chiffon Pie . 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine Vi cup sugar 1 quart non-alcoholic eggnog 1 cup heavy cream, whipped until stiff Brazil Nut Chocolate Crust* In the top of a double boiler, stir together the gelatine anH sugar; stir in 1 cup of the eggnog. Cook and stir constantly over boiling water until gelatine is dissolved. Remove from heat; stir in remaining eggnog. Chill until thickened but not set. Beat until fluffy and uniform in texture; fold in whipped cream. Chill a few minutes until a little of the mixture mounds when lifted and dropped back with a spoon. Turn into Brazil Nut Chocolate Crust. Chill until set. Cover and refrigerate -- overnight, if you like -- until serving time. g * Brazil Nut Chocolate Crust Mix together 1 cup finely ground Brazil nuts, 2 tablespoons sugar and l/4 cup chopped semi-sweet chocolate pieces. Press over bottom and sides of 10-inch pie plate. Bake in 300° F. oven 15r minutes. Cool. Obiluaried HELEN DeTHORN A funeral Mass was sung at St. Mary's Catholic church at 11 o'clock Monday morning for Mrs. Fred (Helen T.) De- Thorn, 83, of 1407 N. Court street, McHenry, who died Friday, Nov. 25, in McHenry hospital. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. DeThorn was born July 9, 1883, in Johnsburg and for the past ten years had resided at her present address in McHenry. For forty years she was an area agent, and was also supreme warden of the Fidelity Life association. The deceased belonged to the Christian Mothers sodality of St. Mary's Catholic church, the Immaculate Conception Altar and Roary society of Waukegan, the Grotto club of the Waukegan church and was a charter member of the Catholic Women's society of Waukegan. Her husband, Fred, preceded her in death. Mrs. De- Thorn is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Florence) Roth of McHenry; a son, Ray- REJECT COLLEGE PETITION The Illinois Junior College board early this week rejected a petition to create a junior college in Lake county. It marked the first time the board has rejected a petition after public hearings. A citizens' group petitioned to establish the district, but residents of several suburbs in the county had protested at the hearings. Mrs. Patrick B. Prescott, only member of the six-man college board who dissented, said the main objection was that the suburbs wanted "similarity of student bodies." Other board members were of the belief it would be unwise to create a new district where there is widespread opposition. FOREMOST SON SALE AT THIS STORE ONLY - Fri, Sat,*Sung §4512 W. ROUTE 120 McHenry 385-3200 |i MILLERS High Life Beer 98- Throw Away Bottles Schenley Reserve Blended Whiskey California WINES Rose' - Chianii Rhine - Garten Full Quart Decaliter Bottles Imported sc 80 Proof CEST BON Crena OeCocoa Light or Dark $«>39 4-2ear old Kentucky Bourbon Diet Bite or Royal Crown COLA GIPP'S ER x 12-oz. Cans 6 -16 oz. bus. HcaG-Srt More? mond, of McHenry; four grandchildren and eight greatgrand- children. LAURA HOLTFODT Laura C. Holtfodt of 4504 N. Hilltop drive, Sunnyside Estates, died at 4:30 Friday afternoon, Nov. 25, in Harvard hospital, where she had been confined for only four hours. In poor health for about ten years, she had been a patient at the Villa Nursing home for the past three years. Mrs. Holtfodt, 64, was born Oct. 8, 1902, in Chicago and lived in this area for about five years. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Peter (Loretta) Mikkelsen and Mrs. Stanley CJoan) Walczynski of Sunnyside; nine grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Herman of Cicero and Mrs. Bernard (Valerie) Weich of Chicago./ The body rested at the V^ter M. Justen & Son fuiiferal home until 11 o'clot^t ^Monday morning, when a Mass was sung at St. John the Baptist Catholic church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Friday morning in St. Mary's Catholic church,/ Woodstock, for Mrs. Rose M. Sattem, 75, of Woodstock, who died Nov. 22 in Memorial hospital in that city. Burial was in Calvary cemetery. lVffS. Sattem was born May 12, 1891, in Johnsburg, daughter of William and Adelaide Althoff. She had resided in Woodstock for. forty-t h r e e years, many of which she was an employee of the Woodstock Die Casting company. She retired in 1957. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Litney of Mundelein and Mrs. Henry Russell o f Marengo; twelve grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Tonynn of Pistakee Heights, Mrs. Gertrude Wagner of Volo and the Misses Barbara and Catherine Althoff of McHenry; and a brother, William Althoff, of McHenry. Three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. The body rested at tin- Schneider -Leucht -Merwin- Cooney funeral home until the time of last rites. For And About Teenagers) DECEMBER I, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 9, SECTION I ry, died at birth Saturday evening, Nov. 26, in Sherman hospital, Elgin. The Goughs have two oth^r children, a son, Terry, 10^ and a daughter, Pamela, 6. Private graveside rites were held Tuesday at Lake Street Memorial Park cemetery, Elgin, with Rev. Raymond White of the McHenry Community Methodist church officiating. BLOOD DONOR Lynn Reihansperger, McHenry, was among 2,227 students, faculty and staff members of the University of Wis: consin at Madison who gave a pint of blood during the allcampus blood donation on the university's Madison campus. The gifts of life were collected by the Red Cross blood center in Madison for distribution to eighty-seven hospitals in thirty-seven Wisconsin counties, including all Madison and university hospitals, and to tiae^~nation's armed forces wherever needed. HE IS &ASHFUL ANP SO AM I.. Yrr ROSE SATTEM A funeral Mass was sung BABY GOUGH The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gough of 3805 W. Millstream drive, McHen- Shop In McHenry THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I hav% a problem. About a year ago, a boy moved to the neighborhood. 1 did not like him because he was "nasty " to his mother and sisters. I had known him for a month when he began to like me. I discouraged him. Now, he has changed and I like him. But, he doesn't like me. I have tried to forget him, but this is hard to do, since his sister and I are good friends. What should 1 do? I can't talk to him. He is bashful and so am I." OUR REPLY: A "bashful" boy is not nice to his mother and his sisters? Are you sure that it is not your opinion that has changed and not the boy? It is quite possible that you were mistaken in your first impression that he was "nasty" to his mother and sisters. You became friends with one of the sisters and were perhaps influenced by some things she said. There is a certain amount of "argufying" that goes on among children in the happiest of families. Yet, these children, if properly guided at home, mind their manners in public. You have no reason to be bashful. You can certainly be friendly to a boy who lives in the neighborhood without being forward. 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