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PAGE 4 - PLAIXPEALER-FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1», 1976 Legion Eight-Forty •*McHenry County Salon 483 of the Eight et Forty met recently at the home of Helen Lange in Woodstock with seventeen partners present Chapeau May Chesak of Huntley called the meeting to order. After the opening ceremonies Chapeau Chesak asked Chris Nixon of Waukegan to present Betty Paulin of Wonder Lake wjth her past chaplain pin Ms. Paulin then gave her report on the fall Pouvoir held Oct. 2 and :ifct Macomb. She and Chapeau Cfiesak attended the pouvoir. She reported rules for Red book will be the same. Rules for history will be mailed out. Book of Prayers will be made so that each partner will have a prayer for it. Our salon received an award for Children and Youth. Le Concierge will give a reward for each report in on time. Children and Youth Chair­ man Mabel Schultz of Huntley made a motion we give $10 to Wyler's Silvian Army hospital and $10 to Children's Memorial hospital. Florence Kennedy of Har­ vard reported $61 in Nurse's Scholarship fund so far. Changes in the by-laws were given by Chris Nixon of Waukegan. Esther Ballard of Woodstock gave a final report of $53.86 from silent auctions. Helen Lange reported taxes had been collected from part­ ners at the meeting and the others would be mailed out. Chapeau Chesak then brought up the unfinished business concerning the guests and silver anniversary. She said Department Chapeau Marguerite Adams would be able to visit Feb. 27 so it was decided to celebrate the an­ niversary at the same time. This will be held in the Huntley post home. Dessert was served by the HUMIDIFY WINTER DRY AIR AWAY! UJESTBEND. . . . w h e r e c r a f t s m e n s t i l l c a r e ® Vapor All® 2-speed humidifier adds comforting moisture to up to 2,500 sq. ft. Features automatic humidistat, automatic shutoff, "REFILL" indica­ tor light, removable rustproof water reservoir for easy cleaning, air flow from top, easy-roll casters, conve­ nient front fill. MODEL NOS. 24055- 4065 REG. *89.95 NOW ONLY $7995 OMR MODELS IN STOCK FROM *59.95 to *109.95 ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. ELM ST., McHENRY 385-0722 Woodstock ladies. All partners are asked to bring cookies to the next meeting for a cookie sale. The meeting will be Monday, Nov. 22, at the McHenry post home at 8 p.m. Ethel Burow Transportation Help Is Offered By U Of I Dads There are approximately 236 undergraduate students on the University of Illinois Cham­ paign campus from McHenry county. Some of the larger areas represented are Crystal! Lake with 82; Woodstock with 36; McHenry, 34; Cary-Grove, 30, and Harvard, 13. Many of these will be home for the Thanksgiving recess. As an aid to the transportation situation, the county chairman have volunteered to act as a clearinghouse for possible car pools. For a ride to accept passengers, one may call Dr. William Kohl, 4418 W. Crest- wood, McHenry. The county chairman are also to serve as resource persons for families of presently enrolled students as well as those who are con­ templating the University of Illinois at a future date. The Veterans ad- minstration's construction appropriation for fiscal year 1977 is $497.7 million. "Where automotive excellence is surpassed only by sales & service." College Hill LINCOLN-MERCURY Rte.31 Just No. of 176 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL 815-459-4900 // HORNSBYS family centers -- WELCOME! 1 SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY! HORNSBY'S WILL EXTEND A SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 9 am to 9 pm To show special recognition and appreciation to our Senior Citizens, Hornsby's will host a 10% DISCOUNT DAY for all citizens 60 years old or over. Monday, November 22 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Hornsby's will have a special welcome day for all Senior Citizens. Ifs Hornsby's way of saying "Thanks" for making America the greatest country in the world! A SPECIAL CHECKOUT WIU. BE DESIGNATED TO HANDLE YOUR PURCHASES TO MINIMIZE WAITING. NOTE: We cannot accept Lay-a-ways. However, we will accept cash, personal checks, Mastercharge and BankAmericard charge cards. STORE HOURS: Open Daily 9 to 9 Open Sunday 10 to 6 HORNSBYS family centers -- 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY RTE. 47 & COUNTRY CLUB RD., WOODSTOCK VIEW ART SHOW - McHenry County college to currently hosting three women artists through Nov. 24. Jean Schroeder and Lenore Hoffman are Junior BFA candidates at Rockford college and Laurie Johnson Fuhler to a graduate of Rockford college with a BA in Art. The show includes watercolors, drawings and prints and can be seen in the college foyer and student lounge Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Interested residents are invited to the college campus during these times. Form Society For Children Of Revolution The Major Watson Society Children of the American Revolution will hold an in­ stallation ceremony at the Presbyterian church, Wood­ stock, at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20. Mrs. Walter T. Bartow, senior state president, will present the charter and welcome the new organization. The C.A.R. organization is for children of daughters of the American Revolution or sons of the American Revolution. This is the first time Kishwaukee Trail Chapter DAR, the McHenry county organization, has sponsored such a group. Mrs. Leonard Belmonte. chairman, Mrs. Richard D. Gardner, and Mrs. Edward P. Nolan, regent of the chapter, are the organizing senior of­ ficers. Several of the Junior and Senior state officers will take part in the investiture ceremony. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. IN FRIDAY SHOW - The Musical Express quartette members are Barbara Halthen, Cary; SaUy Roth, McHenry; Gail Dughi, Woodstock; and Pat Gattone. McHenry. The McHenry chapter bar­ bershop chorus presents its annual show entitled "Star Spangled Memories" Friday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. at McHenry West campus high school. Featured in the show are the Musical Express Quartette, the Chords Unlimited quartette, new new voices in McHenry county, was organized in 1975. in recent competition, the quartette gained confidence while representing McHenry chapter well. Tickets for the barbershop show are available through any member of McHenry chapter or by contacting the director, Mrs. Donald W. (Pat) Gattone. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the local American Cancer society foundation. mG00D WORD from the jBihk ̂ The Pharisees had seen and heard of the many healing acts which Jesus had performed. When they were unable to discredit him by making people believe that the works were done with the help of the devil, they sought to trap Jesus by asking them to give them some sign from heaven. It was not the custom of Jesus to perform miracles or to give signs upon request. He answered the Pharisees by telling them that the sign and the prophecy had already been given to them. The coming of the Son of man had been announced and, like Jonas, but greater; even greater than Soloman -- the Son of man was among them, preaching hope and salvation. We must wonder if the Pharisees understood clearly what Jesus 9aid to them. And, if they knew he spoke of death when he said he would spend three days and three nights in the heart of the earth? Spoke, too, of resurrection -- for only Christ would spend no more than three days and nights in the heart of the earth. Some of us still mink of death as the final act, the end of everything -- unless we cling to the hope of salvation which was the constant message of the life of Christ. 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Ripe Olive/Lamb Stew 1 (6 oz.) can pitted Cali- 1 fornia ripe olives 'A 3 lbs. boneless lamb 1 shoulder 1 2 tablespoons cooking oil 1 1V4 cups coarsely chopped onions 3 1 cup canned ripe olive 2 liquid - V4 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper clove garlic, minced teaspoon basil (10 oz.) package frozen green beans, thawed eggs tablespoons cornstarch cup lemon juice Drain canned ripe olivea; cave liquid. Cut lamb into 1-inch pieces. Heat oil in Dutch oven and brown lamb. Remove from pan. Add onions and cook until tender but not brown. Return lamb to pan. Add 1 cup canned olive liquid, salt, pepper, garlic and bring to boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook slowly about 1-1/4 hours or until meat is almost tender. Add ripe olives and green beans to meat and cook 15-20 minutes longer, until beans are tender. Beat eggs with cornstarch until light. Beat in lemon juice. Slowly stir 1 cup hot liquid from stew into eggs. Add to stew and cook over very low heat until thickened, about 5 minutes. Makes 6-8 servings. SLOW COOKER PREPARATION Reduce liquid to 3/4 cup and eliminate oil and browning step. Place lamb, onions, ripe olive liquid and seasonings in appliance on low setting for six to eight hours. Add ripe olives and thawed green beans 30 minutes before serving. Prepare egg and lemon sauce as above, stirring into stew for last five minutes. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS November 19,1874-William Marcy Tweed, political boss of Tam many Hall in New York City, is convicted of defrauding the city c about $6 million and sentenced to 12 years in prison. November 20, IMS-President Kennedy instructs the Secretary c Defense to lift the naval quarantine of Cuba. November 21, 1877-Thomas Edison announces in Menlo Pari New Jersey, that he has invented a 'talking machine." November 22, 1963-President John Kennedy is assassinated i Dallas, Texas. November 23, 1876-Representatives of three eastern co leges -- Columbia, Princeton, and Harvard -- form the first intei collegiate football association at a meeting held in Springfielt Mass. November 24, 1M3-Lee Harvey Oswald, alleged assassin c President Kennedy, is shot and killed by Jack Ruby, a local nigt club owner. LADS! TON IGHT! IN THE "HOLY COW LOUNGE" AT The FARMER'S MARKET RT. 31 AT JOHNSBURG RD. 4 MILES NORTH OF McHENRY (815) 385-8808 i