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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAIN DF. ALE R - FRIDAY,'MAY 18, 1984 County museum to serve foods of the pioneer days Speaking of Soaps Update on daily serials From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Sunday, May 20, the McHenry - .County Historical Museum in i Union will sponsor a rural , pioneer food sample program. : » With cooperation from several j1 of the McHenry County Granges and members of the society, : -samples of various types of food mice made in the area years ago ,<will be available for museum «visitors to taste and enjoy. 1 A special exhibit of early cook .books will also be shown and visitors will have the op­ portunity to get copies of some fij of the early recipes. £ Fitting into the theme of the K program will be a new per- r. manent four-part exhibit in Eckert Hall, the main display ^ room of the museum, showing jv the changes in domestic S technology in McHenry County kitchens between the late 19th Century and the early 1940s. In the early log cabin years before the Civil War, home cooking was done in pots, pans and kettles, most of which had < been adapted with long handles £ or feet to be used in open fire £ places. This hardly provided for < the even temperatures needed S for such things as bread as we / know it today. Thus, pan bread Taaked in a kettle or spider knot loaf bread was common to such settlers as the Gillilans who came to Alonquin in 1834 or the Read family of Union who came in the 1840's. The first settlers made one-dish meals which required little attention and freed up the housewife for other chores. Among the things they made or harvested wene apple butter, fried prairie chicken and passenger pigeon pie. Hie Fox Riyer yielded a variety of fish and wild fruits; provided \the bounty for such things as deep dish plum pie and jellies and preserves. Corn meal mush and Indian pudding made use of one pioneer staple -corn. Because such things as tea and coffee were very expensive, other things like mint or sage and other herbs were substituted for tea, while roasted barley commonly passed as a sub­ stitute for coffee. As changes were made in the devices used for cooking and preserving food, changes also developed in the manner of feeding families and also in the foods people ate. To learn more about the history of rural cooking bring the family to the McHenry County Historical Museum in Union May 20. c6omfort <K§yed Wick Homes... 100 Degrees of Energy Efficiency. In this part of the country, where the temperature extremes can be 100 degrees apart, it's comforting to know about "Comfort Keyed" Wick Homes. You're looking at an insulation R-value of 49* (16^ fiberglass sheathing) in the walls. That's plenty of protection from summer heat and winter cold. But there's more. All windows (ex­ cept in garage) are triple-glased. That's even more protection and energy savings for you. 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If fact, she lectures at the higfrs^tool in Los Angeles where she graduated with honors as the top business student of the class. Recap: 5-14, 5-18 Preview: 5-21, 5-25 THE GUIDING LIGHT- Claire and Rick sleep together but Claire regrets getting in­ volved with a younger man. Mindy loses the baby while Philip and Beth are together. Tony decides to buy the bungalow when Annabelle ex­ presses reservations about moving in the boarding house. During the wedding of Annabell and Tony, Nola goes into labor. Hiliary recovers from the "Dreaming Death." THIS WEEK. Alex counsels Philip. Claire brushes off Rick. S E A R C H F O R TOMORROW-Justine is conscious but does not remember Cagney. Suzi's baby lives thanks to Cagney's first aid. Mildred pressures Sunny and Hog an into going to New York to promote her book. When visited by Cagney, Justine calls him a murderer. Warren grows closer to his kidnap victim and beats his wife. Travis and Brian unwittingly enter the warehouse where T.R. is being held cap­ tive. Ringo holds a gun on T.R. and tells her not to move. THIS WEEK: Stu helps Liza. Sunny and Hogan enjoy each other's company. CAPITOL-Hal urges Kelly to leave before someone recognizes her but she will not leave his side. Sam tries to discover who sponsored the media blitz. Mark also worries who is behind the commercials. Julie begins to panic at the Happy birth day. YouYc waited a long time tor your bundle of joy. So be sure its first day is a real celebration. (x>me to Good Shepherd Hospital. We go out of our w ay to make your baby's birth die joyous, family experience it should be. With a full range of available classes, from pre-natal and I .amaze to parent support groups. Sibling visitation. A special celebration dinner for vour new family. Plus we give every new mother our night phone number, so vou can call--24 hours a dav--if vou have a question about vour baby. 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Andre escapes from the hospital. Larry announces he and Hope plan to marry by weeks end. Tess asks Chris for a job. Anna is rejected by Tony. Since Stefano's body has not been found, Alex loses his inheritance. THIS WEEK: Hope feels pressured into making a decision. Roman tries to reason with Bo. ALL MY CHILDREN-Tony comes back to win Jenny's af­ fections. Jenny in turn in­ troduces Tony to Hillary. Tad tells Edna he doesn't want to go out with Dottie anymore regardless of how much she pays him. Zack demands payment for sex from Edna. She gets very upset and begins drinking. Angie is distraught when Jesse squanders the Steampit money on tee shirts. Joanna scares Erica out of the West Wing by wearing a grotesque costume. THIS WEEK: Erica demands action from Adam. Hillary turns away from Tad. ONE LIFE TO LIVE-Bo is growing closer to Deedee. Jenny decides to sleep with David from time to time but tries to keep it from Dorian. David tells Dorian he can't be her piano teacher anymore. Rafe tries to make up with Sam but fails. The mob tells Makana he must get rid of Herb. Joy goes out with Brad. THIS WEEK: A party is planned for Rev. Pepper. Dorian has her suspicions. AS THE WORLD TURNS- Brian's accountant tells him he's in financial trouble because of The Argus expansion. Brian tells Ariel his "engagement" to Maggie has been called off, fueling her romantic hopes once again. Diana tells Kirk that Steve pushed her into marrying Frank. She elicits Kirk's promise not to tell a soul that the baby she's carrying is Steve's. Kirk learns a terrible storm is brewing, and leaves to rescue Marcy. John and Karen fight over his seeing Lucinda, but their anger turns into passion. Kirk, while rescuing Marcy from the shed, is knocked un­ conscious by a felled tree branch. THIS WEEK: Karen is jealous. Steve sends Betsy his love. GENERAL HOSPITAL- Putnam panics when he realizes Celia is on the boat with the bomb. He races to save her with minutes to spare. Frisco is upset when Tania ignores him. Rick tries to convince Ginny she needs surgery but she won't consent to it. Giant II drugs Grant I. Brock appeals to Bobbie for another chance. She is torn. THIS WEEK: Rick seeks Monica's help. Ceclia loses faith in her husband. RYAN'S HOPE-An unknown car goes crashing over a cliff. Bill breaks the news to Max that Joe has died. Jacqueline vows revenge for Joe's death and seeks comfort in Laslo's arms. Siobhan has a baby boy. Frank tells Jill that a letter from Delia has arrived. Roger breaks into Maggie's loft. THIS WEEK: Maggie is terrified. Delia is on her way home. TEXAS-Barrett locks Ginny in the storm cellar. Iris tells Dennis Paige starred in a porno flick. Dennis tells Paige he wants a separation. Elena gets a recording contract. A sailor is following Elena. Chris asks Elena if she needs more pills. Courtney tries too give back Jeb's engagement ring. THIS WEEK: Ryan reassures Kate. Dennis confronts Chris. ANOTHER WORLD-Donna loses the battle to postpone the wedding. Cass asks Cecile to marry him not Peter but she turns him down. A gloved hand goes through Peter's brief case containing the Thatcher murder case documents. Catlin tries to retract his confession when he finds out Sally is innocent. Felicia is released from her contract over Jamie's ob­ jections. THIS WEEK: Catlin is still the prime suspect. Sally sticks up for Catlin. THE YOtJNG AND THE RESTLESS-Nikki decides to find Victor's parents and reunite him with them. Tlie doctor tells Jill the baby she is carrying may be retarded, have a heart problem and some skeletal problems also. He asks her if she wants to consider an abortion. Jack tells Dina that her divorce from John is not legal and she is still Mrs. John Abbott. Jill decides to wait until after Ashley's wedding to tell John about the problems with her pregnancy. John and Dina reminisce Ashley's growing up. Just before John places the veil over Ashley's face she shocks hfer father by blurting out that she cannot go through with the wedding. THISWEEK: Jill does not know what to do. Eric is con­ fused. EDGE OF NIGHT-Alicia finds out Raven is pregnant and knows she became pregnant around the time she was in Logan's apartment. Derek and the police raid Paul Link's at the same time Jody and Preacher search the same address looking for Pendelton. Logan sleeps with Alicia but is not sure how he feels about her. Logan throws Gary out of Geraldine's house. Grafton is attacked after leaving Alicia's place. THIS WEEK . Jody thinks about making a move. Alicia taunts Raven. LOVING-Milicent tells Jack that Henley was not his real father. Doug tracks down Edy before she can fly off to Oklahoma and asks her to marry him. A mysterious stranger arrives in town with ties toEdy's past. Ann feels that Shana is reponsible for Calbot's heart attack. THIS WEEK: Mike wants to know why Ann feels the way she does? Edy feels like her past te coming back to haunt her. Singer Steve Goodman to perform Chicago born singer- composer-guitarist, Steve Goodman, will perform his wide variety of songs, wit, and guitar playing, at the Woodstock Opera House, in one show only on Wednesday May 23, beginning at 8:15 p.m. Goodman, who now lives in California, is a singer in the tradition of Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie, and is best known as the composer of "City of New Orleans". After eight albums, appearances on television shows and per­ formances with such artists as Steve Martin, John Prine, and Kenny Loggins, Goodman is an entertainer who leaves his audience with an inner feeling that few could match. Opening the show will be a duo from Chicago, "Tricia Alexander and Lori Noelle", who one critic has termed "One of Chicago's most entertaining duos." Over the last five years Tricia and Lori have been en­ tertaining audiences by com­ bining harmony and humor. 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