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POETS CORNER 7 k Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Among patients at McHenry hospital the past week were William Reining, Joseph Selefski, Elsie Schwartz, Reginald Lord, Sr., Louise Wilmoth, Marcella Raiford, Angela Balchunas, Irma Blomgren, Casimir Zealous, Kathleen Kneis, Scott Horst, Karen Brozman, Agnes Kipka, George Cadotte, Henry Sch- mitt, Lloyd Simon, Isa Braenne, Gloria Garrelts, William Herrmann, Sr., James Donnelly, Phillip Kraus, McHenry; William Deverling, Island Lake; James Sim- monds, David Pearson, Robert Harris, Max Schoeneman, Wonder Lake; and Elaine Leonhardt, Solon Mills. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Ann Stangel, Candace Farano, Ruth Groot, Rosalind Sullivan, Wonder Lake; Walter Freund and Rita Hahn, McHenry. HARVARD HOSPITAL George Stelljes and John Cunningham, McHenry; and Jeffrey Talske, Wonder Lake, were patients in Harvard hospital. Corner THE WALL IN BERLIN Ten years ago, They were building me, ten years ago. They also wanted to be free... Then came the month of August 13, 1961, soldiers came in uniform, one by one. They carried bricks and barbed-wire too, to build me here, that no one can go through. But now, people are walking along the Bernauer street, wishing for some-one, from the other side, they could meet. I also came across the Atlantic, back to my city again, to meet all my friends, which I left once behind, in sorrow and in pain. I wanted to shake their hands and sit and talk together, but then, I saw this wall and I knew, it can be done -- never. Every stone in that wall, feels hard and cold and it is already so high, it seems, like they wanted to build this wall, reaching far up, into the sky. 0 yes, this wall, it does separate people and tears families apart, but, this cold stone it is unable to change feelings for them, in our heart. 1 wanted to call to the other side and tell them, that we still care, we would try to help, with whatever we can, to make life easier over there. But this is also forbidden, you are not allowed to call, because they can not hear you, behind this big stone-wall. The streets are quiet and empty now, no children are playing there, I have to turn away from that wall, because nobody is allowed to stare. So, in silence I say one more prayer, at the grave, here on this street... where a young man was shot to death, while trying to escape.... The sky is turning gray and rain is falling down, it becomes a ghostly picture, here near this wall, - Berlin - my home-town. by Maria Heiser 3104 Victoria Ave. McHenry The following, called a "peachy summer recipe", was sent to the Palindealer by George Pittner, who says, "Happy eating". Mr. Pittner describes it as "suited for non- calorie minded citizens. PORKCHOPS AND PEACH DUMPLINGS 1 pkg. Instant Mashed Potatoes (1 packet) or 5 medium boiled and riced potatoes may be substituted. » 1 Tblsp. Farina - % tsp. salt 1 beaten egg 2Vfe cups all purpose flour (approx.) 8 medium peaches (wash and dry) 8 baked pork chops (golden brown) >/2 cup melted butter or oleo 1 cup cream cheese or baker's cheese - sugar to taste -METHOD- Trim chops of excess fat, place into low baking pan. Salt and season with caraway seed. Add y2 cup of water to pan, cover with perforated foil and bake at 340 degrees for one hour. Uncover and place under broiler at low broiler tem­ perature until cherry red. Baste with drippings to prevent drying. -DUMPLINGS- Place Tblsp. of Farina into large bowl. Put hot potatoes into bowl. Blend in salt and beaten egg. Add flour gradually, mixing well until a stiff dough is formed. Cut into 8 equal parts by forming a long, round, bread which is bisected. Place peach into flattened piece. Drawing up corners and molding with hands, place into boiling salted water with perforated spoon. Stir after a bit to loosen dumpling. When water begins to boil again cut heat to rolling boil. Cover dumplings 12 minutes - remove to serving tray with spoon. Dumplings are cut to bite size. Sprinkle with cottage cheese and sugar to taste, then drizzle melted butter. Apple sauce can be served as a side dish. This serves four. 2 - chops 2 - dumplings per person. McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Garcia of McHenry are parents of a daughter Aug. 12. On Aug. 15 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reiland of Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brozman became parents of a daughter Aug. 14. OTHER BIRTHS A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Storlie on Aug. 7 at Lake Forest hospital, Lake Forest. The baby has been named Eric Michael and has a brother, Dennis, 3 years old. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LaBue of Long Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Storlie of Chicago are the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall J. Ruff became parents of a son, Adam Forrest, Aug. 9, at take Forest hospital, Lake Forest. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruff of Fox Lake. Many of the younger women are learning to sew. The new play clothes are so easy "to make that, with a bit of in­ struction in the use of tke needle, attractive garments can be made at low cost. SKIING ACCIDENT Deputies assisted the Wonder Lake Rescue squad one recent evening about 6:30 when the squad responded to the report of a boy being injured on East Lake Shore derive. Wonder Lake. Upon arrival at the scene, officers discovered that Robert Sullivan, 16, of 3302 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, had been' water skiing behind a boat operated by Robert Loshe of 3416 Vista Lane, Wonder Lake. When they came too close to the shoreline, Sullivan struck the side of a metal pier protruding into the water. He was taken to Memorial hospital, where initial examination revealed he was suffering from fractures. He was transferred to Rockford Memorial hospital by am­ bulance. •fftecDglbfl tF®ir [M Meat cooked at low to moderate temperatures provides maximum tenderness and juiciness. In ad­ dition, because of less shrinkage, there'? more meat to serve. Also, the center of the meat cut is fully cooked \without becoming over­ done. Macaroni pStrs, well with left­ over meats to provide a salad en­ tree especially inviting in the summertime. Simply cook and drain macaroni and combine with an equal amount of leftover beef, cooked pork or ham, cut into pieces. Dairy chocolate milk is a gla­ morous refresher when served in frosted glasses with a whipped cream garnish. To frost glasses; dip rims of chilled glasses into unbeaten egg whites, then into confectioner's sugar Orange Ho is a new drink made from orange puree. Developed by U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers, Orange Ho makes use of the whole orange--skin, pulp and juice. In ordinary juices at least half the orange is wasted. ITEM: There is no rule that says you have to have a head board for a bed. There are many imaginative and attractive back­ drops you can use, such as over­ sized bolsters, colorful pictures, swags of fabric, wallpaper and similar materials. 4X1. New Arrivals Get On The Beat » T v//f] rmrr • » ••"x • « HARVARD HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold King of McHenry announce the birth of a son Aug. 14. With Dancing Feet! A Register Now * For Fall Classes At JNANCY GARDNER School Of Dance IDONT KNOW WWATFE WRONG WITH YOU- L THINK ITS DUE TO DRINKING IN THAT CASE-, WHY DON'T I COME BAjCK WHEN YOU'RE SOBER? Thurs Phone PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 Step into our shoes Gladstone's Annual Shoe Sale OFF entire stock of new fall styles men 's-women 's-children's famous brands Thurs. 19 Fri 20 Sat. 21 Sun 22 GKEENSTIKTMAU LROBTDNEm 1219 Green St. 815-385-0182 McHenry