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PG. 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. FEB. 14, 1969 i The McHenry Area •-- Clinic---"I Lionel's problem troubles almost all the teen-agers in high school and college. So discuss this case with young people. And don't forget that a good conscience is a superb Vocational Guidance counselor! Also,, that "& Son" aids both partners in this modern competitive society! By - George W. Crane, Ph.D., M. D. " - CASE J - 516: Lionel J., aged 17, is puzzled. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I am goinjg'to be ready for college next term. "But I don't know what I want to be! " My father is a dental surgeon and he'd like to have me take up dentistry, but I am not wildly enthusiastic about it, yet I don't have any special objections, either. "So how should a person pick his future life's work?" CONSCIENCE AND JOBS A well developed conscience is one of the best Vocational Advisers you can ever consult. So avoid any job whose net influence on mankind is to produce a high increase in cancer, heart attacks, auto accidents, disease, broken homes or other subversive influences. Instead, follow the advice of Horace Mann, Father of our American Public Schools, who stated: "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity." Abraham Lincoln similarly held up before himself the goal of "planting roses where thistles grew before." At the age of 65, when you may retire, you will want not just financial security but klso peace of mind. And it is a tonic to your soul to look back and realize that you safeguarded health, preserved happy homes, made children's lives happier instead of sadder, and advanced the Golden Rule philosophy. Whether you work in medicine or journalism, manufacturing or farming, accountingor music,, you can thus feel elation of your soul. That's not true if you deal in liquor, tobacco, gambling,pornographic merchandise and race prejudice. " Dental surgeons are actually the most important branch of our modern medical field! For they insure us longer life by saving our teeth so we can ingest the proper diet. They eliminate cosmetic inferiority complexes, too, by straightening the,teeth of teenagers and removing the "olc witch" profile of middle age via modern dentures. Besides, success nowadays is such a competitive matter that it is smart to take advantage of your dad's and granddad's pioneering in any legitimate field. For when you then wish to go on vacation, if you are in business or office practice, a man of the same name can still handle your patients or customers in your absence. And this is a decided asset in business andtheprofessions. But don't fret at the age of 17 if you haven't yet become enthused about a specific career. Half of my senior students at Northwestern university still didn't know what they were going to do when they graduated the following month! Just pick the general direction of the "goal line," as it were, for you don't need to know the precise spot where you wish to cross it! Get into gear and start studying, for the passage of time will then move you forward toward success. As you acquire knowledge of, and proficiency in, any field, you will find that you begin to like it, for we usually like the known! To steer your future more wisely, send for my "Vocational Guidance Booklet," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. It contains several tests and will help you make higher exam grades in school. (Always write to Dr. Crane . in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) Here and There In Business NEW HOME --Adams Brothers Radiator Service has moved one building west into a new building that was built this past autumn and winter for the purpose oi providing more efficient operation. The structure is designed for the repair of radiator cooling systems ana welding work, with a fresh air ventilation system. There will be an auction held Saturday, Feb. 15, at 10:30 at Adams' old address to clear out all of thestructural steel and mechanical equipment, plus numerous excess welders and shop equipment. Mr. Adams' old address will be the future home of Gem Cleaners, with drive-in service. OPEN" NEW OFFICE Mayor Frances Kuhn last Monday cut the ribbon to officially open Illinois Bell's new Woodstock business office at 227 W. Judd street. City manager John Cottingham and Jim Condon, owner of the new building, also joined Illinois Bell Manager Stanley Jozwiak for the ribbon-cutting ceremonies. The Rev. Michael Binsfeld, Associate Pastor of St. Mary's of Woodstock, opened ceremonies with a dedication prayer. DECLARE DIVIDEND Investors Stock Fund, Inc., the fourth largest mutual fund in the nation, will distribute a first quarter dividend amounting to approximately $13,392, 000 to shareholders of record Jan. 30. Harold K. Bradford, president and chairman of the board, said the dividend declared by the board of directors totals 12 3/4 cents per share and goes to the fund's 367,000 shareholders. It was the 94th Consecutive quarterly dividend paid by the company. YOUTH DISCUSS DOPE ADDICTION SUNDAY, FEB. 16 Narcotics and dope addiction will be discussed at a youth group meeting at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bennet in Harvard on Sunday evening, Feb. 16, at 7 p.m. The Rev. Russell W. Ford, recently appointed rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church in Barrington, will open the discussion by speaking from his experiences and training. Fr. Ford is a member of the staff of St. Leonard's house, a halfway house 'f(3r ex-convicts in Chicago. He was formerly chaplain at Cook County jail. Transportation will be provided, with cars leaving at 6:30 p.m. from the parking lot ofSt. Ann's Episcopal church, 503 ' W. Jackson street, Woodstock. Further information, details and reservations may be had by phoning Fr. Arthur D. McKay, St. Paul's Episcopal church, 385-7690. If You Are Buying A Home .... Or Selling A Home .... You Have Access To The Local Market Through Th^ Exclusive Listing Service of McHenry McHenry • Joe Nischan Real Eslaifc • Earl Walsh Real Estate . • Wieser And Associates 1 • Atlas Realty • Glenn Draper Real Estate • Essex & Costello • John Fuhler Real Estate JOHN FUHLER REAL ESTATE Has a better bay for you! THREE YEARS OLD AND CLOSE TO THE GOLF COURSE, TOO!!! Better hurry! This one won't last long! 3 Bedroom brick and frame bi-level in Country Club Subdivision. 12x24 family room -- 10x13 utility room. Full finished basement. Attached garage. 1 bath up, Yz bath in lower level. City sewer - beach rights. All this for only - $20,000.00 DEAR YOUNG PEOPLE: Ted Curry • Welcome y|HllllllllllllHIHIIIMIilllllllllllllllllltllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHItH18IIIIIIKIIIIIUHIIl,lllllllllllHHIIjL m c&pnng is just around the corner! Be ahead of the croud and bo the first to sec this newly listed 3 bedroom carriage house overlooking Pistakee Bay. I^arge living room, lovely panelled family room, built-in oven and range and overhead refrigerator-freezer combination. All closets are cedar lined and bedrooms are over-sized. $28,500. This should turn you on!!! 3-Bedroom ranch in Hunterville Park. Attached carport. Concrete patio. 12x14 1 kitchen with...gliding,. gl$s§, door to patio in dining area. • pBeach rights # ^ r 1 WARNING JJO HUSBANDS!!! Don't show your wife this one unless you're ready to buy! She will love this. Wooded Shores in Wonder Lake. 3 Bedrooms with full basement on large wooded lot. Builtin oven and range. Panelling in living room and two bedrooms. Full bath plus powder room. Outdoor Bar-B-Q. Screened house. Laundry room with outside entrance. Bar in basement. Boat and beach rights. Excellent landscaping. Asking - $24,500.00 OPEN SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT JOHN FUHLER fcz HEAL ESTATE ^S" 1303 Richmond Rd. McHenry. 111. 385-3250 . Downtown Crystal Lake 101 N. Main St. 459-0658 2-14-69 '**"* frrfffffffffffff( M) BACKGROUND FOR LIVING r "7 y Paint a p'icturc and put yourself in the middle of this beautifully cared for brick home set on a welllandscaped corner lot in Jakana Heights. Two large bedrooms, 19' living room -- newly carpeted. Family -room entry saves wear and tear. Exterior was planned for easy upkeep.. $24,500 FOX RIVER FRONT 2 bedroom cottage in fine area north of McHenry. $15,000 CAUGHT IN THE SPACE RACE? We have a 5 bedroom home that should solve the most trying space problem. Located on a 50' lakefront lot it provides recreation, too. Bring the whole family and try it on for size. $24 500 EARL R. WALSH REAL ESTATE 3429 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Pnoner 385-3300 or 385-4434 2-14-69 Another new one! Ideally located over-looking Chapel Hill Golf Course. Lovely 4 bedroom Swiss Chalet with panelled living room with fireplace, dining room, breakfast room, modern kitchen and den (or fifth bedroom).1 All appliances included. Cantilever sun deck around house, water rights, 3 car garage, and basement. $41,500. POLLOCK - PHILLIPS Offer fi COONEY HEIGHTS ^ \ Sold -- in 24 hours -- 4304 Crestwood -- We can use: i other listings in this area. "For abtion in your transaction" : j phone us today .... ' JUST LISTED THIS 3 ACRES r A i between Crystal Lake and Woodstock year old "California Ranch", that had supervision" while being constructed. 20 features cathedral ceiling along with , as well as 2nd fireplace in full basesquare feet of family relaxing here -- 1^4 , and 24 by 30 attached garage. Shown - evenings -- or anytime Sunday or Monacres can be purchased. Beautiful setting with less than 1 that "extra close foot living room "2-way" fireplace, ment. Over 1300 baths, central air by appointment -- day. 4 additional WOODSTOCK SPECIAL For only $13,750.00 you can buy this 4 room, 2 bedroom 19 year old frame bungalow with 11 by 15 living room, oak floors, attached garage, and situated on 9/10 acre. A "good buy" at this price. WANT 8 ACRES ... With 660 foot frontage on blacktop -- grand old farm house -- and lots and lots of farm buildings? In 2 to 4 years, the ground alone will be worth today's asking priced. f ' , WATERFRONT WANTED???? \ v .= , ..., ^ . , 1 WE HAVE 2 -- a -- 1 that is all brick on the Fox River with garden apartment, priced for $49,500.00. b -- 1 that fronts Boone Creek, is priced at $26,900.00, is 3 bedroom, 1% baths, family room, and right downtown McHenry. -- NEED LISTINGS -- Edgebrook - Eastwood Manor - McHenry Shores Phone Pollock-Phillips Realty Service. Beautifully landscaped, 3 bedroom tri-lcvel located on corner lot. Large, modern kitchen, family room with fireplace and bar, carpeting and draperies, outdoor patio with barbequc, full basement, and sun deck over 21;> car garage 528,500. TedC urry 385-7190 3106 Route 120 McHenry, Illinois Realtor Ei 2-14-69 WHISPERING HILLS 2 BEDROOM, like new, brand new wall to wall carpet - ing in living and bedrooms. Large living, kitchen and utility 9x20. Gas heat, 2 car garage with automatic door opener -- $19,250.00. FOX RIVER 3 BEDROOM Cape Cod w/alum. siding. 1 large bedroom down f.nd 2 up. Kitchen panelled. Gas heat. 2 car garage. Immediate possession. $20,500.00 3 BEDROOM Ranch on Channel just off Fox River. Large living, dining, kitchen and bedrooms. 2Vs car attached garage. 2 baths, large enclosed sun porch, many extras. Cement sea wall and boat slip compliment the 18' cruiser included in the sale price of $36,500.00 ?.IcCULLOM LAKE 2 BEDROOM frame with living, dining and kitchen. Large rear porch possible for 3rd bedroom. Closed in patio, basement. 1% car detached garage. Two nicely wooded lots. $16,500.00 PISTAKEE LAKE FOR RENT - 2 bedroom apartment - 6 large rooms. Garage for 1 car. Adults only and no pets. $150.00 per month. LISTINGS WANTED - LISTING NEEDED CHAIN O' LAKES See the No. 1 Realtor in the area for securing buyers on Waterfront property. Service is our business. Let us serve YOU with our knowledge and experience. Call the oldest established office in Johnsburg for your free estimate to fl~termine the sales value of your home. 3413 W. Rt. 120 Phone 385-2500 - Evenings 385-1168 or 497-3042 2-14-69 EE K1 v j vv v i'!1!1! j'Vj I'j 'j'j'yj'j'J']']'j *j'J j !> 'J "'J"'j i v v v vv y vyi'v vv v vvi'yyyy^ CLEAN 2 bedroom home on V/2 lots, near lake, wall to wall carpeting in living room, dining room and hall. Living room has one wall panelled, also both bedrooms. Storms-screens, 2\k car detached garage. Automatic water softenei, air conditioning. Lots of evergreens Many EXTRAS with sale. $17,400 EVERYTHING YOU'VE BEEN ASKING !FOR, NEW HOME PLUS ACREAGE. This 4 B.R. home on 2 acres, completely carpeted, B.R., 2 full ceramic baths, large L.R. with glass sliding doors onto 12' x 14' patio, dining-room combined with large kitchen, washer, stove, ref., lots of cabinets. Intercom throughout, full basement, central airconditioning, 2% car attached garage. Nice trees. Everything you could want is here in this beautiful home. Asking $41,000.00 JOE NISCHAN In Johnsburg 2301 JOHNSBURG RD. [| MCHENRY, ILL. I Phone 385-0037 2-14-69 LISTINGS NEEDED AT ONCE. PLEASE CALL US TODAY FOR FREE APPRAISAL WHEN LISTING YOUR HOME WITH US. GLENN DRAPER REAL ESTATE Next to McHenry Market Plarc 4410 W. Rt. 120 McHenry, Illinois PHONE 385-5661 F.H.A. Financing Available 2-14-69 I << c Real Estate Market Cooperating Brokers • Kent Corporation • McHenry Realty • Heinen-Amandes, Inc. • Pollock-Phillips Realty Serv. • Ted Curry Realty • Twin Oaks Realty rfiBPx-riTBtrUfl real FHtatp rn. Where Service Comes First' GETTING UP-TIGHT ABOUT FINDING THAT NEW HOME? AT $11,000 you'll find a homey little two BR home with a lovely dining room, panelled living room, (both BRs are panelled too), screened [Kirch, garage, fenced yard, gas heat. Terrific starter or retirement home! FOR $16,500 there's a 3 BR Brick and Frame Ranch with a real roomy kitchen and dining area, large living room, good storage area, welllayed- out! A dandy! OR EVEN???? will buy a spacious 4 BR 2 story home located on 20 breath-taking acres in beautiful Bull Valley! To mention a few wonderful assets, this home has 2 ceramic baths, giant LR with Ivamed ceiling and fireplace, huge DR, large kitchen with loads of cabinets & breakfast nook, carpeted study & full bsmt. Two double garages, guest house, heated work shop, horse barn, etc., etc., etc.! Most definitely love-at-first-sight. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? If you owned a 66'x200' lot on the main highway in the heart of McHenry - zoned for business? -- fantastic possibilities - priced in high teens. NEED A PERKER-UPPER? DRIVE THROVE!! C OVERED BRIDGE TRAILS. GUARANTEED ENJOYMENT! SEE US FOR RIVER PROPERTY -- VACANT AND RESIDENTIAL. pasPX-roBtHln rral nstatr ru. Cooperating Member of Associated Listing Service HOURS DAILY 9 to 5 Sunday 12-5 pan. 385-7050 S717 W. Elm McHenry (Across from Jewel Tea) 366 Virginia St., Crystal Lake Ei 2-14-69 WW* Welcome^ McHENRY REALTY L$~ VALENTINE SPECIAL!!! 3 B.R. RANCH with 2 baths and family room with fireplace; beautiful cabinet kit. with breakfast counter and built-in stove-oven; full basement incl. sauna bath, carpeting and drapes incl. 2 car attached garage, nicely landscaped, black-top dbl. driveway in Worthmorc Estates. In excellent condition. Owners leaving the area. Reduced to $33,000 for Y-O-U!! We sold our HANDYMAN SPECIAL - NOW. where is the buyer for this one? 3 small BR., older remodeled home. Kit. 9x18 with cab., dbl. sink - nice and bright. Laundry room facilities and utilities in the basement; garage and shed'combination - McCullom Lake $9,900. 2 - IS 13.R. Cozy, carpeted, comfortable, compact home on corncr lot. which requires no cogitation as to charm. Separate dining rm., new cab. kit., gas forced-air furnace, nice utility rm.. (2 car garage built last summeri vinyl siding, alum, awnings, T.T. storms and screens, low maintenance, nicely landscaped. Reduced to $15,200. IN TOWN - VACANT - Edgebrook Heights - 78x168 across the street from church, all utilities to the lot, on Green Street trees and bushes -- $5,700. We have some more vacant lots listed for sale - good buys!! We have several Popular Priced Homes for Sale with Low Down-Payment! McHENRY REALTY Active member of E.L.S. of McHenry (Exclusive Listing Service) PHONE 385-5922 0^385-0268 8918 West Main Street McHenry, Diinois, U.S.A. J . • , • You need contact only ONE are the McHenry Area firm local real estate transfers, c extensive services to give y professional guidance in yo • Pooling their listings, the rea see on this page present a c perienced salespeople work sellers together. , to be assisted by all. These s, with years of experience in pmbining their knowledge and ou total coverage and expert ur property sale or purchase. I estate brokers whose ads you ombined facility of many exing to bring home buyers and BE WISER - SEE WIBSEB Cooney Heights Frame l\<i story, 4 bedroom home with 1% baths, large living room, formal dining room, large kitchen, full basement, IV2 car garage, $23,500. 3 bedroom, Russ-stone ranch on large lot, with IVz car garage - priced right at only $17,500. Retirement Special 2 bedroom, frame ranch located in Whispering Hills, only 3 years old. 1% car attached garage - at the EASY price of only $17,900 - Where do I sign! Waterfront Fun New 4 bedroom, 2 story Traditional Colonial with 2% baths, family room, large living room, kitchen and formal dining room. 2 car attached garage, on the water near Johnsburg, $34,500. 2-3 bedroom, 1 story home close to Riverside Drive shopping. Many extras - fireplace, electric oven/range, refrigerator, aluminum storms and screens, carpeting, draperies, air conditioning, 1 car detached garage and steel seawall. A REAL FIND at only $19,500. Somebody's Missing The Boat Commerical building with 5 apartments and restaurant. $6,600 yearly gross income, reasonable taxes. Purchase price ratio to yearly income - l-ess than 5 to 1. A fantastic deal, which can be yours for a mere $31,500. Just Listed 7 room frame ranch, almost 1,300 sq. ft. of living area 3 bedrooms, separate family room,' IV2 baths. 2 car detached garage, on large 90' x 135' lot. Just BEGGING for a buyer at $21,500. Restaurants For Sale We have several restaurants in and around McHenry for sale, priced from $2,500 to $35,000. If you like food and want to make money - call for more information. 5 Acres With The Works 3 bedroom frame ranch, less than 10 years old. Situated on 5 acres with approximately 640' of road frontage near town. House in excellent condition with 20' x 40* steel shed, and other small out building. If you like room, you can buy it for ONLY $34,900. Vacant Lots We have vacant lots for sale in McHenry Shores for as little as $2,000. Other fine, select home sites available for only $1,300: $250 down, balance on contract for 5 years. Why not look to the future and buy Vacant Real Estate TODAY. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID WIESER AND ASSOCIATES LET US SELL TOUR HOME 1326 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 8854880 2-14-69 MONEY . IN THE BANK 1135 ft. on Route 12 and Nippersink Creek. Zoned B-l. 8.93 acres and/or 16.09 acre island connected to mainland by causeway. Also zoned B-l. Investigate the possibilities. We have many buyers aAd need more listings. Property placed in our hands Is In good handy, HEINEN-AMANDES, INC. 2914 W. Rt. 120 McHENRY, ILL. CALL 385-7400 after 6 p.m. 385-2527 2-14-69 XCLUSIVE ISTING ERVICE LAST M NUTE ESSEX-COSTELLO INCOME PROPERTY. Excellent location. One entire block zoned business. THIS TYPE OF PROPERTY MOVES FAST. Call for details. EARL R. WALSH OWNER WILL SELL ON CONTRACT. $2500. down. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement. Lovely location overlooking Fox River. $26,000. McHENRY REALTY WE HAVE A RENTAL! 2 bedrooms on river. McHenry Shores. Furnished. Big kitchen, new bathroom, 2 car detached garage, on corner lot. Available from now until May 1. $165 month. 1 ' WHY RENT? SEE KENT (IN JOHNSBURG) 2 story, 4 bedroom home with full basement, exceptionally clean, also completely furnished. Ideal for handyman. needs only a new furnace. Price reduced from •S14.900 to S13.000 for quick sale. (WONHKIt I.AKK) '1 Inuni' 111 excellent condition, ululated, new >ep-' tic system. Furniture and appliances go with sale of house. Near lake. Owner says sell now. Asking $15,500. (LAKELAND PARK) Retirement Home 2 bedroom home with carport. Hardwood floors, gas heat. Illness forces sal6. Only $13,900. Sec today. LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR FOR RENT HERE THE KENT *•$•: CORPORATION 3322 W. Mm Street McHenry, 111. McHenry's Oldest Real Estate Office PHONE 385-3800 Since 1923 fi Trf* -14-69 2-14-69 £ T '» FRI. FEB. 14, 1969 - PLAI NDEALER - PG. 9 Audubon Club To View Allerton Club Slides A public meeting whicji. is hoped to attract a farge attendance is scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, in Central gride school auditorium, corner Paddock street and McHenry avenue, Crystal Lake. There will be no ticket charge or collection. Personable young Bob Beamon, of River Forfest, will be the speaker, narrating his color slide pictures of Allerton park, the magnificent 1,500 acres given to the University of Illinois for the education and enjoyment of this and future generations, but now threatened with ruin by a dam and reservof?proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers. Beamon himself is an engineer and well qualified to explain why the solution of Decatur's water supply problem does not need to cost the people of Illinois at least $65,000,000 and inundate Allerton park. The Harz^1 report, compiled by engineers but to date repudiated by the Army Corps of Engineers, offers 21 alternative plans. Audience participation will be encouraged at the meeting in Crystal Lake, a question and answer period following Beamon's talk, and a coffee hour affording pleasant opportunity for personal conversations. An increasing number of people in Illinois, and conservationists in other states also, are joining in the Save Allerton Park campaign. McHenry county chapter of Illinois Audubon society, of which Maurice S. Watson of Crystal Lake is president, is spearheading local efforts. Bpb Beamon became acquainted with Allerton park, which is 26 miles southwest of Champaign at Monticello, while he was a student at the University of Illinois. Since Robert Allerton presented the forested parK to th^university in 1946, many classes have usedit for scientific research as has the Natural History Survey. As soon as Beamon learned of the Oakley damand reservoir plans endangering thepapk/he hastened to begin contributing what he can to its protection. He has appeared before many audiences to tell them the Allerton story and show them pictures of the handsome Allerton mansion filled with treasures from around the world, the formal gardens, statuary, miles of trails and woodland roads, and examples of the 1,000 types of flowering plants, 80 percent of which would fall before the bulldozer, also the abundance of small animals and 150 different species of birds, many of whose habitats would be destroyed. - P ERSONALS ~ Mv. and Mrs. Ralph Jur,:en have returned from a two week's trip to Marathon, F!a., where they visited the latter's sister and husband, M;-. and Mrs. Ben Freund, of Elkhorn, Wis., at their winter horn:. They also spent a few days enroute with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Weid?m'j i, in Peru , Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doherty have returned from a week's vacation in Florida, where they called on several friends an d visited many places of interest. Mrs. Jack Whalen and son and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and son of Elgin spent a recent day in McHenry where they were luncheon guests of Mrs. Robert Conway and called on other relatives. Mrs. Mabol Powers was a guest in the home of her son, David, in Woodstock the past week. Mrs. Robert Conway spent the week-end with Rockford relatives, where sh^ helped her father celebrate a belated ninty- first birthday, the actuaL date of which was Feb. 6. He is still in very good health, active and alert despite his years. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thennes are vacationing in Las Vegas and California for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl, Elmer Simlfelt of Kenosha, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schenning of Fox River Wis., M-. and Mrs. Oscar Roter of Silver Lake, Wis., and Mrs. Ann Witt of Chicago attended, the funeral of Mrs. Elsie House in Crystal Lake last Saturday. Mrs. Jacob Steffes has returned from a few weeks' visit in the home of her nephew, Jack Thies, in Canoga Park, Calif., where she was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Richard Hester, and husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Thennes motored to Grafton and Saukville, Wis., to visit relatives Wednesday o^ last week. Mrs. Dorothy Achor of Cutler, Ind., is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Helen Heuser. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 01 sen were Sunday visitors in the ho.n? of his sister, M'S.Thurlow York, in Sharon, Wis. Edward Kowalski paid a surprise visit to his mother, Mrs. Sophie Theusch, Sunday, enroute by car from San Francisco, Calif., to Miami, Fla., where he expects to spend the next few months. Mrs. Dan O'Shea and Mrs. Gerald Winters of Grays lake visited their aunt, Mrs. Carl Weber, Saturday to help her ceisbrate her birthday, which occurred the previous day. Orange-Curry Struts Its Stuff An cxiflli iit stuffing recipe is worth its weight in golci. Oranjii- Curry Stuffing with a golden touch nt t;irt -v-ret orange marmalade. is just such a [!i'in. With ureen onions for nip and ci li ry lor crunch, the studinf; is madr primarily <>t rice Thi- delicious additions include exotic currv. hrinninn a whiff of the mysterious Orient to your dining; table Hut. as with most valuable possessions, the recipe is a simple one. Make it ahead if you wish, refrigerate it and heat it with the. meat come dinner time. The \ ersat ile Orange-Curry mixture stuffs a roasting chicken; il struts its stulT inside double-thick chops It - even elegant in a baking dish topped with chop- or meat -lirt s. To tIn* rook, it s a reci pe t if pu re gold. Orange-Curry Stuffing 1 i cup chopped green onions cup orange marmalade 1 , cup chopped celery IV2 tea^ioons lemon juice 1 , cup butter IV2 teaspoons curry powder cups cooked rice teaspoon salt Cook onion and celer\ in butter until tender but not brown. Combine with all remaining ingredients I se with pork, lamb or fowl Make- about •'!' _> cups stuffing. t