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JANUARY 5, 1967 - MCHENKY PIAINDEAIER - PAGE 5. SECTION31 TWiCC Told TfllCg RiNfiwdi IB NEWS OOIiORKS BRENNAN I5MNI INSTALL RINK ' FOR ICE SKATERS •* IN LOCAL PARK Under the enthusiasm of our Community Club's President, John Lanway, the park will be used for skating by our local kids by this weekend. The leveling has been done, and lining plus the filling for the big freeze is scheduled to be don§ on Thursday. That will provide skating enjoyment for our youngsters with safety. No fear of falling into deep waters if you take your children youngsters to enjoy themselves, and not to abuse the use of the skatng area. Lighting is being looked into, so our skaters may extend their day. Hot Lunch Servers To start the new year with serving for hot lunches are Helen Barker and Phyllis O'- Halleran serving hot dogs on Jan. 11. And serving barbecues on Jan. 18 is Phyllis O'Halleran and Rose Petska. Blr&Mayo . A happy birthday to Pat Klapperich on Jan. 11 and to Rose Petska who celebrates her natal day on Jan. 13. Happy birthday to my Aunt Alma on Jan. 10. Around Town Christmas Eve and supper guests in the home, of Bob and Lor' Brehnan were Mr. and Mrs. ^ Phelps Saunders and Georgia Mary of Sycamore, Mr., and Mrs., James Wegener, Freddy and Charles of McHenry, Fred Wiedrich, JKR., Mr. and Mrs. Butch Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard, Jane, Nancy, Mary Kay, Jimmey, and Peter, of Lake Geneva. Christmas Eve guests in the Edith and John Skidmore home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skidinore and girls of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creutz and boys of McHenry, ; Mr. and Mrs. Rich Malsch and family, Mrs. Fred Bowman, Nancy' and Steve,and Mable Ehlert. Enjoying Christmas Eve at the home of Inaborg and Sig Jacobsen were Mrs. Petrea Moreland of Chicago, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Morin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, Mr. and Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Schwan. Christmas Day guests in the John and Ha Hogan home were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson and sons of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hogan and son, Tom, of El- LAKE LINCOLN & MERCURY MCHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST AND MOST REPUTABLE LINCOLN & MERCURY | DEALER. | VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. i . < LAKE I I & MERCURY ' | 325 VIRGINIA CRYSTAL LAKE | 459-2432 gin, Mr. and Mrs. . John Hogair and .family of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parsley and daughter of Crystal. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan and little Mike, Harry Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Sig Jacobsen and Mrs. Petrea Moreland. Guests on Christmas Day in the Doris and Walt Low home were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thomas of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fernstrom and family of McHenry and Mrs. Doris Thomas and family of Crystal Lake.. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley have returned to snowy Ring wood after spending the past week and a half with their daughter and her family, the John Woodwards, in Florida. Welcome back! Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jepson, Sr., spent the Christmas holiday with relatives in Texas, and returned this week, "hie Bob Brennan family spe%t Christmas Day with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt, at McHenry. Others also there were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Appelt and family. of Wadsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmitt and family of McHenry. Christmas dinner guests in the Ruth and Loren Harrison home were Mrs. Marie Henne, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dowell and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harrison and family and Miss J^aith Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Malsch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skidmore and family of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family of Chicago spent Christmas Day in the home of Mf. and Mrs. John Skidmore. Spending Christmas Eve in the Walt Low home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Low and family of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wilcox of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle .were, callers in Crystal Lake a week agcr Monday. ,. Helen and Roy Doda and sons, Roy and Bobby, spent the Christmas holiday week with his folks, the Roy Dodds, and her folks in Mc- . Forty Years Ago (Taken from the tiles of Jan. 0, 1927) The old familiar sound of Borden's whistle was a welcome sound to McHenryites this week, as it has not been heard for many months. The reason for the whistle--this week is that the Borden-Co., is filling its ice hcuse., Between thirty-five and forty men are employed in filling the two rooms in the house at the local Borden plant. f. H. Duker, superintendent^ qf our public schools, spfent three days at Springfield where he attended the state convention of the Illinois State Teachers association. The meeting to which Mr. Duker went as a delegate for the hortheastern division was held, in the Memorial building where nearly three thousand representatives from all parts of the state were accommodated. Miss Kathrine Frisby, nbout seventy years old, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Relihan. The basketball game between Notre Dame and Northwestern played at Chicago Monday evening was attended by several enthusiasts from McHenry. Those who witnessed the game were Earl Conway, Theodore Miller, LeRoy Conway, Gordon Stringer, Robert Conway, Joe Barbian, William Marshall and Arthur Kennebeck. Notre Dame won the game with a score of 27 to 21. Mr. and Mrs.«William H. Althoff entertained a merry crowd of friends on New Year's eve in a novel way. The main floor of the hardware store was cleared and dancing was enjoyed by the Henry. They returned to St. Louis on Friday. Donna Low left for California on Thursday after spending some time with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bauer and " family spent Christmas day with his Mother, Mrs. Olivia Bauer, in Mc Henry. This brings the column to an end for the year 1966. Happy New Year to all. See you next week. guests. Mrs. Anna Steinsdoerfer, daughter of Frank and Theresa Pfannenstill, died at her home east of McHenry Dec. ?7. * Mrs Peter J. Schaefer entertained a company of little ; folks, accompanied by their mothers, in honor of her daughter, Lorraine's birthday. The little guests were Ethel and Anita Althoff, Beatrice and Richard Williams. Bernice and Vernon Jerak, Donald Meyer. Buddy and Billy Halpin. Glen Peterson, Betty Jane Buss and Lorraine and Donald Schaefer. Games were played and refreshments were served part of which was a beautiful birthday cake. Twenty-Five Years Ago (Taken from the files «f Jan. l, IM3) A lovely wading which was solemnized, two days after Christmas ' ' u n i t e d Miss Betty Thenhes and Mr. Frank Gende. Rev. Clarence Thennes of St. Patrick's church, Dixon, brother of the bride, united the couple in marriage in St. Mary's church in McHenry. An accident which seriously injured Bob Schulz, 19, who has resided a few miles north of McHenry for the past three years, occurred last Friday morning at the Ringwood Chemical corporation. Impressive dedication services were held Dec. 28 at the newly constructed S p r ing Grove Methodist church. A son, who just missed being a Christmas baby, was born to Mr. andMrs. Dick Hester on Dec. 24. , Forty relatives were entertained at a Christmas dinner in the Scheid-Kenneb e c k home at . Griswold Lake. Guests. were present from North Chicago. Crystal Lake, Woodstock. Richmond. Waucondiji and McHenry, A fire broke out last Sunday afternoon on the V'asey farm south of McHenry occupied by the Martin Walsh family. The blaze was caused by clothing hanging near a stove. The many relatives and friends of Peter Adams, 55, of Adams, Minn., will be sorry to learn of . his death which occurred suddenly Dec, 29. „ . Ten Years Ago . (Taken imiu^the flies of Dee. 27, 1936) •*- Joyce Adams entertained at the home of her parents on the occasion of her ninth birthday, Dec. 14. The Rev. Vincent P. Fislj, vicar of St. Paul's Episcopal Mission in McHenry, was ordained to the sacred order of priesthood on Dec. 21 by the Right Rev. Gerald Francis Burrill, bishop of the diocese of Chicago at the Cathedral of St. James. Father Fish has been serving St. Paul's Mission as its' vicar since July 1. Mrs. Elizabeth Schmitt died unexpectedly at her home in Johnsburg on Christmas eve. George Biggs' home in Edgebrook Heights won first Cook's Corner Pecan Cookies' 1 Cup Butter 2 Cups White Sugar 1 Cup Brown Sugar 4 Eggs (well beaten) 1 Cup Pecans (chopped) 1 Tbsp. Vanilla 1 Tsp. Salt Tsp. Baking Powder 4 Cups Sifted All-Purpose Flour Cream butter with both kind» of sugar. Add eggs, then pecans, vanilla, salt. Sift flour and baking powder. Add to first mixture and mix well. Shape into four rolls by placing dough on four cookie place award in home decorating contest sponsored by local Chamber*: of Commerce. sheets of wax paper and rolling back and forth. Store in refrigerator for several hours or until firm. Slice about one-quarter inch, thick and place on greased cookie $heet about one inch apart. Place pecan half in * center of each and bake in 375 degree oyen for eight minute. (I find that dropping a teaspoonful on a buttered sheet about an inch or more apart is easier.) Voung-A-Go-Go United States Census Btir&tfk records show that younger people do the most moving, par- .ticularly those in the under 35 group. After 35, .most families have put down roots in their community. The reasons older citizens move less include home ownership, friendships, and the fact the family breadwinner is well established- in job ot business. THAT COME TO E CO. VARIETIES OF 8AUMAQEB TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVOR* © [LEAN HJCKORY SMOKED BACOI? oELiciocs Hickory smoked hams • TOUNTRV MADE SAUSAGES Phone tfuute ISO -- Just East of Route IS -- Volo. DL esfRANKlJltf* WM1TI IUSLIN Twin Size, Fitted Bottom.... 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