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spurgeons PAGE I - PI JMNDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE S,It83 J A Wedding Trip To Caribbean ! In Tomlinson-Karolczak Plans Observe Sixtieth COMMUNITY CALENDAR MR. AND MRS. FRANK H. BEILKE * Frank H. and Madaline 0. Beilke, * well-known in the McHenry area, will » observe their sixtieth wedding an- * niversary at an open house Sunday, * June 12, from 2-4 p.m. in the First i United Methodist Church, Woodstock, * hosted by their daughters and sons-in- \ law, Hazel and Bill Kniebusch and *• Barbara and Edward Carroll. » Joining their grandparents in the * celebration will be Mrs. Kenneth p (Peggy^ Thomas, Mrs. Robert I (Kathlten) Fosnaugh, James * Kniebusch, and Mrs. Jon (Laurel) £ Sheahan, together with great- * grandchildren, Rebecca and Brian I Thomas, Melinda and Ryan • Fosnaugh, and Erin Sheahan, all of I Woodstock. * Frank and Madaline were married * June 14, 1923, at the home of the I bride's parents in Woodstock. The late •.James L. Lang, brother of the bride, * and Emma M. Meyer, of Marengo, * sister of the bridegroom, were the ! couple's attendants. * The Beilkes have resided in the * Woodstock area their entire lifetime, * Frajik having been engaged in his own * electrical service business since 1943, J now being semi-retired. » The couple requests that there be no ? gifts, but they would like to invite all * their friends from the Woodstock- » McHenry area to share the occasion £ with them. GARY GRIMMONPRE' AND KATHRYN DESCANT ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grimmonpre' of McHenry announce the engagement of their son Gary David, to Kathryn Anna Descant, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Joseph Descant of Alexandria, La. The future bridegroom, a 1976 graduate of McHenry high school. West campus; has sprat four years in the U.S. Marine Corp. The hride elect is a 1978 graduate of Holy Savior Menard high school in Alexandria and attended N.E. Louisiana university two years. The wedding will take place at St. Francis Xavier cathedral in Alexandria, Oct. 8, 1963. Prepare Ahead For Company With Beautiful Molded Salad 2 cups grated carrots 1/2 cup sliced pimiento- stuffed green olives 1-1/3 cups chopped toasted walnutt 2 3-ounce packages cream , cheese, softened Dissolve gelatin in hot water; stir in lemon juice and salt. Chill until mixture thickens slightly. Fold in carrots, olives and walnuts; halfway fill a 6-12 cup mold and set mold in a bowl of ice water. Beat cream cheese well and gradually blend in remaining gelatin mixture. Spoon over the clear layer to fill mold. Chill for several hours or overnight before unmolding. >r, ' • .r iffcfc v \ce Cream facial JUNE 13 requests from families, until larger 'donations come in to restock our shelves? A great deal of time and effort is expended by several of our dedicated volunteers, but their satisfaction in knowing they have really helped seems to keep them working on and on. On the other hand, we have thoughtful, generous contributors. One woman, for example, reorganizing her kitchen, decided she had many grocery items she did not need. So, adding much to this collection, she brought in two large boxes of very welcome items. We were able last month to help a burned out family in need of every household item. But th;s wiped out our inventory. Now, once again, we have a request for everything needed in a household from furniture and bedding to pots and pans. Can you help? If so, call FISH, 385-0258. The need is great. Last week, we were able to furnish a bed to a pregnant woman who was sleeping on the floor. At present we have no storage facilities. For six months we were given professional storage space, but this space is now needed by the owner. We would be very grateful to find some area - part of a garage for in­ stance - that we could use to store donated articles until needed. Once again, can you help? AFW Natural And Nutritious S And Square Dance McHenry Senior Citizens club-meeting, 1 p.m.-East campus cafeteria-speaker, June Stewart, | A homemade ice cream sgfcial will Library. • be held Sunday, June 12, from 7 to 10 »p.m., at the Wauconda Junior high JUNE 15 - I school, located on Osage and Slocum St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality • Lake roads, right in the middle of Salad Bar Luncheon--ll:30 a.m- I Wauconda. All ice cream will be made Johnsburg Community Center-Cards * by club members. \ ' and prizes. I One can star promenade to Don I Smith's square dance calls; the JUNE 16 * Kammerers will cue rounds; Helen Catholic Daughters of America- I Smith will cue all line dances; and the potluck supper, 6:30 p.m.-Liberty » banner will be available. hall-reception of new members I For further information, call , follows. • President Gentry at 312-526-8907. Garage-Bake Sale-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.- Lily Lake Rd.-3 blocks south of Rt. 120-sponsor, Lilymoor Assn. JUNE 17 NAIM-St. Margaret Chapter- meeting, 7:30 p.m.-Oak Room, Montini school-guest speaker. JUNE 18 McHenry Sportsman's club- Weingart road-Practice Shoot, l p.m. JUNE 19 McHenry Sportsman's club- Weingart road-Registered Shoot, 10 a.m. corn Got the munchies? Try popcorn. cereal grain of the area. In the new For recipes and additional ways to It's a natural, indescribably won- world the name for corn was maize, use popcorn, call or stop in at thie derful experience. Now that we understand the history Illinois Cooperative Extension Ser- "It's hard to believe that anything of corn, what makes it pop? That's vice, McHenry County office, 789 so tasty and fun to eat is nutritious", easy - the moisture content makes it McHenry avenue, Box 431, Wood- says Nancy Moore, University of pop. If the corn does not pop into big, stock. Illinois Extension Home Economist, fluffy kernels, one can recondition it. , No one need feel guilty about nib- Fill a quart jar three-fourths full with (f\ bling on this delectable food. Popcorn popcorn and add one tablespoon of \ contains more food energy than 96 water. Cover and shake frequently CLASS REUNIONS percent of all edible foods. Popcorn about every five or ten minutes until Requests have been received at the ranks near the top in the important all the water is absorbed. Then store Plaindealer office from class mem- class of "high carbohydrate" foods. in the refrigerator and it should be bers for information regarding Popcorn contains protein, vitamins fully reconditioned in two to four days, possible reunions of the Class of 1963 and minerals, is high in bulk and fiber Different types ' and hybrids of and the Class of 1935: If plans are providing the roughage the body popcorn pop differently.. To find the being made for reunions involving needs in the daily diet. Popcorn also best one, experiment with various either of these classes, the newspaper is low in calories, about 25-55 in one brands or try different varieties to will be happy to publish the in- cup of unbuttered corn. It also is grow. formation. devoid of sugar, making it a good between meal snack that even your ' dentist would approve of. Even before French explorers in the EATING OUT loaded with ficult to know what is a Great Lakes Region watched Iroquois One should be aware monosodium glutamate. processed, heavily Indians popping corn in a pottery these days of the high Most Chinese salted food and what is crock with heated sand, popcorn was intake of salt most restaurants use it fresh. One need not be growing in the Americas. Ar- Americans are guilty of, liberally, and soy sauce timid about asking, cheologists have found plenty of proof and its adverse affect on is heavily loaded with that popping corn flayed an im- the health of millions, sodium. portant part of the new world Unfortunately many If you like Italian population as far back ad 80,000 years of America's favorite food, be careful about ago. eating-out spots are the highly-seasoned The word corn has been loosely used sources of too much dishes, which are not for centuries. The biblical "corn" salt. And this includes only spicy but loaded stored in Egypt was probably barley. most of the fast-food with salt. This is also The first English Corn Law, passed in chains. true of much German 1436, referred to wheat. In Scotland If you think Chinese and Hungarian food. and Ireland, corn most often meant food is good for you, it German sauerkraut is oats. In short, corn was the name may be-but not if you heavily loaded with salt. applied to the most predominant eat where all dishes are . In bars and restaurailis avoid potato chips, and while A lot of people are cottage cheese may be a . 'brown bagging' it to favorite* for dieters, it work these days. Saves also is a heavy carrier money, energy and of salt. Half a cup helps the weight. You contains as much can / make your sodium as 32 potato - homemade lunch very chips! special by packing a Worst of all the cloth napkin, 'silver- threats to Americans ware4 and fancy paper are the processed foods, plate with yottf fare, including meats and Then decorate your even dairy products, lunch container to '• which are heavy in salt, create your own in- If eating out, it's dif- dividualized tote. » RUMMAGE SALE I Saturday, June 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 •p.m., the Mary-Martha Guild of St. J John Lutheran church in Island Lake £ will hold a Rummage and Bake Sale. • There will be the usual assortment of I children's and ladies' garments, and v also a selection of one-of-a-kind items. • Knick-knacks, toys, tools, books and »even a mystery article or two will be I available to choose from. The location I is route 176; the church with the I lighted cross, next to the Island Lake J Village hall. All proceeds will be t added to the church's Improvements * fund. On airliners one can order low-sodium meals and the stewardess will almost always have them available. In some restaurants that's also possible today-and in future years more will likely offer such meals. JUNE 20 THEOS-Dinner, 5:30 p.m.-Spirit of a New Decade restaurant-1225 Green ton McHENRY MARKET PLACE PHONE 385-4100 SELECT GROUP SPRING & SUMMER CO-ORDINATES Craft Lover's Special V C up to Ml -J l on a large select group of •§> SUNSET DESIGN KITS •Stitchery •Needlepoint •Cross Stitch Choose from colors and stitches • W in crafts you'll love.. .they're irresistible! Easy to take along Ktf KHLMMMaM^MAnywhere...in the car or on the boat, they're the • 4 ' ' i - V p e r f e c t v a c a t i o n KS, ~ if" J% * *Pastimc- Remember, 1 don't leave home B:;r i ft •» ft without your SUNSET* kits from Spurgeon's! --' us. LTaihLon dtiop.p.E wi 1007 N. FRONT ST. (S. RTE. 3)) McHENRY 385-7747 HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-5:30, SAT. 9-5