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Examine Role Reversal H PAGE 3 - PI. XIMDKALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 197H La maze toddlers, Johnny Mclntyre and Rhea Pribla, seem to resent the photographer's intrusion on their world of play. Several years ago, parents might have been equally disturbed to see a boy playing with a doll or a girl pulling a boy in a wagon. But many parents of today encourage Such play as "healthful"; it is no longer so important for toddlers to "act like girls" or "be big boys". "Nonsexist parenting" will be the topic for discussion at the next meeting of the McHenry county Lamaze Parents organization Tuesday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m., in the Woodstock hospital cafeteria. An excellent film for parents of young children will be shown. The film, "The Time Has Come", explores questions related to nonsexist parenting and demonstrates how the home is the first and most important place where toddlers and preschoolers learn their values and form expectations of roles they play later in life. The film should answer the many questions that young couples ask concerning the changing sexual roles. Following the film, Dr. Ruggero will discuss "The Joys and Trails of Fathering". Dr. Ruggero has been a family practitioner in Wonder Lake for 25 years and, is himself the father of eleven children. He is certain to entertain both mothers and fathers with many anecdotes from his personal and professional life. Membership in the Lamaze Parent group is open to all parents. The group sponsors speakers, seminars, teas and social events to educate and assist parents in their role of child rearing. The meeting is open to the public and a minimal fee will be charged. Any person interested in more information on the meeting or the organization can contact President Mrs. Wesley R. (Linda) Pribla of Woodstock. Communicant Wears Mother's Cross Necklace A gold cross necklace belonging to her mother was first worn by Debbie Nord- meyer several years ago at her baptizm and. a second time, during the 5 o'clock Mass Saturday, Feb. 25, at St. Patrick's Catholic church for her First Holy Communion. Immediately after the Mass, Debbie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nordmeyer, Sr., of McHenry served dinner to many friends and relatives, including grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Nordmeyer of Wonder Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen, Sr., of McHenry Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nordmeyer and son. Ronny, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John Nordmeyer, and sons, Rickey, Andy and Timmy of Twin Lakes, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs Frank Nordmeyer of Wonder Lake; Mr and Mrs. Charles Mullen, Jr., and son, Charles, friend, Cris, Dan, Scott, and Rena. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mullen and daughters, Colleen, Pauline, and Kimberly; Ed Mullen; Don Mageehee, Trudy Palys and daughter, Jessica; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jensen and children, Jennifer and Joshua; Mr. and Mrs. John Bright of Marengo; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wanta and daughter, Vickey; and Bob Fergason. Along with the guests, Debbie's brother, Bobby, en­ joyed watching Debbie open her many lovely gifts. HOSPITAL NOTES McHENRY HOSPITAL Recent admittances to McHenry hospital included from McHenry: Jeannine Garske, Lucille Ott, and James J. Stilling. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Recent admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included from McHenry: Dora Maletich, Dolores Miller, Leo Noah, Terri Benson, Madeleine Henn; from Wonder Lake: Mildred Howorka, baby Kristy Underwood, Master Thomas Frett, and Librado Lopez. A Difference' Some women show a lot of style; some styles show a lot of women. -News, Los Angeles. TURN ONS WHAT'S "THAT? NOTHING/ JUST A CAN OF PEOPLE. LARGEST SELECTION OF MACRAME SUPPLIES (E SPECIAL! 10 LB. (APPROX. WT.) OPEN: Fri-Sat-Sun Mon 10 am to 5 pm VILLAGE POTTERY AND CRAFTS R O U l f 4 / S 1 / 1 H f R R O N : 815-648-2920 I American Legion j Auxiliary News Unit No. 491 By Per»rl Cooper President Lydia Fenner opened the bebruary meeting after the advancement of the flags, the singing of the "Star Spangled Banner", and the reciting of the pledge of allegiance with twenty-seven members present. Sandy Wawczak of 'Bir­ thright* told the assembled members of her volunteer organization. The following chairmen gave their reports: Americanism, Pat Borcovan, gave a report on the Americanism program at the Patriotic conference. She also announced that she had received entries for the Americanism essay contest,' that they were in the process of being judged and that she was going to give a flag to Valley View school; Membership Chairman Frances Matchen reminded the members about the annual membership dinner to be held Saturday, Feb. 25. Special guests at the dinner will be Mabel Schultz, second division president; Lauretta Homo, eleventh district president; Ethel Burow, McHenry county council president, their secretaries and their husbands. National Security Chairman Marie Howe, gave a report on the National Security program at the Patriotic conference; The CARE box was passed by Foreign Relations Chairman Ruth Mrachek; Illini Girl's State Chairman, Margaret Datz announced that the Girl Stater would be named next week and she also announced that the district Girl's State would be held in McHenry April 16 and the county Girl's State tea would be held in Crystal Lake April 30; Junior Activities Chairman Kathy Covalt an­ nounced that 100 cigarette tray favors were made for the hospitalized veterans She also announced that the next junior meeting would probably be a roller skating party, to be held in March and the date would be announced in the monthly bulletin; Lauretta Homo, eleventh district president, presented Mem­ bership Chairman Frances Matchen with a ball and bat for having attained 100 percent membership, plus quota and a citation for 100 percent in junior membership; Past President's Parley Chairman Margaret Datz announced that the county Past Presidents dinner will be held ApriL 20 in Marengo; Poppy Chairman Midge Scharf announced that Poppy day will be held Saturday, May 13 and that she was going to order 3,000 poppies. Dottie Messer and Ceil Violett were appointed as delegates to the McHenry county council with Margaret Datz and Evelyn Osmon as alternates. The next county meeting will be held Friday, March 3 in Huntley and will be a potluck dinner. Birthday greetings were extended to Barbara Brice, Lauretta Homo, Betty Lou Smith, Harriet Larsen, Ceil Violett, Sandy Schultz, Adele Butler, Eleanor Miller and Midge Scharf. Eleanor Miller and Lorraine Freund were winners of prizes and Harriet Larsen was present to receive the attendance award. Delegates to the district meeting to be held in Elgin March 4 will be Evelyn Osmon, Lydia Fenner, Barbara Brice, Pam Homo as well as the following district officers and chairmen, Lauretta Homo, Betty Lou Smith, Ruth Mrachek, Midge Scharf, Margaret Datz and Pearl Cooper. Delegates to the second division meeting, to be held Sunday, March 5 are Lydia Fenner, Lauretta Homo and Midge Scharf. This meeting will be held in Gurnee. Donations were made to CARE and to the auxiliary Emergency fund. Reba Owen was refreshment chairman for the February meeting, with her committee of Louise Draper, Virginia Plewa, Jan Tomal, Barbara Freund, Dorothy DiMauro, Lois Worts, Joan Apel, Kathleen Alford, Eileen White, Mary Brittain, Mary Lazalde, Loretta Meyer, Rae Ellen Fenner, Gail O'Brien, Helen Knight, Teresa Cairns, Grayce Dobyns and Dorothy Hollander. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held Monday, March 20, with Tina Boeker in charge of refreshments. SELL VEHICLE STICKERS Special vehicle stickers are now available to benefit the Johnsburg Rescue squad with all the proceeds of sale. They may be obtained from Joanne Britt, president of the Pistakee Terrace association, 4312 Riverdale drive, Pistakee Terrace, or by calling 344-2966. McHENRY HOSPITAL BABY SISTER Jason and Jeffrey Larch have a new baby sister to be "big brothers" to. Melissa Anne and the boys are the' children of Patrick and Gaudette Larch of 4515 Spruce lane, McHenry. Melissa Anne weighed 7lbs. 15 oz. at the time of her arrival at McHenry hospital Wednesday, Feb. 22. IT'S A BOY! The home of Dean and Lynette Konieczka at 161 S. Route 12, Fox Lake, welcomes a son, Michael Paul, born Friday, Feb. 24. The baby boy, tipping the scales at a healthy 8 lbs. 9 oz., joins a sister, Jen­ nifer, 5 years old. Delighted grandparents are Melvin Krueger of McHenry, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Konieczka of Ingleside. Plenty of TLC awaits with great grandmothers, Louise Krueger of McHenry, and Adelle Koehler of Melrose Park. McHENRYGRAND PARENTS Welcoming a son are Mr. and Mrs. William R. Aalto of 3509 Chelmsford road, Spring Grove. Brian John weighed 6 lbs. 10 oz. at birth Sunday, Feb. 19, at Skokie Valley Community hospital, Skokie. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aalto of McCullom Lake are the paternal grandparents, and Mrs. John Enrietti of Evergreen Park is the maternal grandmother. Maternal great grandparents are Ampelio DalSanto of Evergreen Park and Theresa Pegnolone of Rockford. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon welcome twin sons born Monday, Feb. 27, to their McHenry home. SECOND DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Poplin of 5306 May avenue, Richmond, are the parents of a second daughter. Holli Ann, born at Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, Monday, Feb. 27. The new baby sister of 2-year- old Heidi Ann weighed 6 lbs. 15 oz. at her arrival time of 10:30 a.m. Proud grandparents in­ clude Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiggins of Hebron. She is the great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maravec of Harlingen, Tx. and Mr. and Mrs. Brewen of Dardenelle, Ark. The baby's mother is former McHenry resident, Kelly Flannigan. RECIPE By Sarah Ann Sheridan To save time in last minute preparations, this pie can be made the day before your holi­ day meal. Pineapple Ambrosia Pie 1 envelope of unflavored gelatin Vj t salt Vj c sugar 1 can pineapple (83/4 oz.) */J c orange juice 3 eggs, separated 1 t orange rind Coconut crust In a heavy sauce pan over low heat, stir together gelatin, salt and '/« cup sugar. Stir in the undrained pineapple and orange juice. Cook and stir constantly over low heat until gelatin dissolves. Beat egg yolks and stir in, continue cooking and stirring over low heat until mixture thickens slightly. Remove from heat. Stir in orange rind. Cool to luke warm. Beat egg whites in remaining V* c sugar, continue to beat, if necessary until very thick and glossy. Fold in the lukewarm mixture. Turn into ACOLYTE HO^IORED-Because of dedication to duty and performance, Dan Heldt of McHenry, left, was nominated to accept a certificate of recognition and honor from Right Reverend James Montgomery, Episcopal bishop of the Chicago diocese, right, during ceremonies Saturday, Feb. 25. Fifteen parishioners of St. Paul's Episcopal church of McHenry accompanied Pastor McKay to join a crowd of 600 men and boys for the annual corporate communion during High Mass at St. James Cathedral, Chicago, and breakfast at the Sheraton-Chicago hotel. cooked baked coconut crust. Chill until firm. Coconut Crust 1 Vj c flaked coconut 2 T soft butter Mix together the coconut and butter. Pat even on bottom and sides of a 9 inch pan. Bake in a slow over 300 degrees for IS to 20 minutes or until light brown. Cool. Put in misture and chill. Any Man Women like a strong, silent man because they think he's listening. -Times, Chicago. The Borrower If you must borrow, do it from a pessimist. 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