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1 MARCH 20, 19. CI L. ILLINOIS Raya Garbousova To Play For Hometown Audience Famed cellist Raya Garbousova of DeKalb will be featured soloist with the "Northern Illinois University Symphony Orchestra in a Sunday, March 24, performance before a "hometown" audience. International audiences as far away. as East.

Africa have heard the outstanding cellist who makes her home here. Mme. Garbousova will join Rolland. Johnson, conductor of the Madison (Wis.) Civic Orchestra as special guest of the 3 p.m. concert at Northern's University Center Ballroom.

The performance will be open to the public without charge. No tickets are required. A native of Russia, Mme. Garbousova has been an American citizen for years and now makes her home in DeKalb where her cardiologist husband, Dr. Kurt Biss, has his practice.

In addition to her performance schedule, the internationally known musician takes pride in her cooking and role as a hostess at the Biss residence at 524 W. Lincoln Hwy. She also takes a limited number of cello students in whom she takes pride, but is proudest of the two Biss sons who both are on the way to becoming professional musicians. Mme. Garbousova has been acclaimed in two dozen nations on four continents for her artistry, She debuted in Berlin, then played with all the major European orchestras, including apperances in Spain under the baton of master cellist Pablo Casals with his orchestra.

Most recently the famed cellist earned critical acclaim for her performance earlier this month with the Julliard String Quartet at Chicago's Orchestra Hall. Critics from Boston to Los Angeles have praised her work in terms such as "magical' performance," "one of the rare cellists of our time," and "The Queen of the Mme. Garbousova will join NIU Symphony Orchestra conductor and violinist Frank Beezhold in performance of Brahms' "Concerto for Violin and Violoncello in A minor, Op. Directing the NIU Symphony during the Brahms' work will be guest conductor Rolland Johnson, who will be making his first appearance with the NIU Symphony, has conducted previously with Mime. Garbousova as solist.

The past season she appeared with Johnson in perI formance of Dvorak's cello concerto. The guest conductor also directs opera productions and choruses in Madison. Johnson is a graduate of the Cincinnati (Ohio) Conservatory where he was a protege of Emile Hermann. The NIU Symphony concert will open under the baton of Beezhold with Nicolai's "Overture to 'The Merry Wives of Windsor" and Schubert's "Symphony in B. Minor, No.

8." REV. ROBERT SCHMIDGALL REV. R. B. CUNNINGHAM REV.

W. DORTCH Missions Convention To Open 'Tomorrow A presentation by the of Teen Challenge in Chicago will be a highlight of the World Ministries Convention that will open tomorrow at Calvary ple in DeKalb. Other features include films and an all church potluck dinner. The Rev. Bob Schmidgall, director of "Invade," will open the special services as the first speaker, tomorrow at 7 p.m.| Calvary Temple in DeKalb was the first church established under the Invade concept.

Since its founding, there have been similar projects in Superfor, Lexington, and Naperville. Plans are now being developed for the founding of a church in LaGrange this mer. Invade seeks to employ methods similar to those used in the Book of Acts in the Bible in establishing new churches. A team of students has been recruited form Central Bible lege, Springfield, to work on the LaGrange project. The Rev.

Mr. Schmidgall is presently the pastor in ville. He is 4 graduate of Central Bible College. Speaker Friday evening at 7 is the Rev. Richard B.

Cunningham, who has been appointed to a three year term in Lome, Togo, West Africa. He will establish an advanced Bible school serving nine West African countries and also will be engaged in evangelistic work. A graduate of North Central Bible College in Minneapolis, the Rev. Mr. Cunningham pastored churches in Illinois for 11 years prior to attending the University of Utah, where he received his master's in education.

He recently completed work there toward a doctorate in edlucation. Two events are slated for Conditions In Finland Discussed By Ray Martin Ray Martin talked to the Trinity American Luther an Church Men at their monthly meeting.Monday in the church parlors. Mr. Martin, presently of Helsinki, Finland, is engaged in the work of spreading the Word of God through the Fin-lalso nish-American Bible Society. He talked about the conditions of Donald Walker Presents Piano Recital April 3 Donald Walker, Northern Ill nots assistant present professor of of music, will a piano recital on April 3, at 8 p.m., in the University Center Lecture Hall.

Mr. Walker will play piano selections entitled: and Fugue in Flat Minor, 12 by Bach; "Sonata A Minor, 310, by Mozart; Op 17" by Schumann; and. "Sonata. in Minor, Op. 58" by Chopin.

Mr. Walker, formerly of Clifton: Forge, and came to resides NIt September now at Rivers Edge Apartments, DeKalb. News for the Woman's World clubs -churches -art -society Nursery School Council Accepts Applications Applications for the threeand four-year-old nursery schools of DeKalb Cooperative Nursery School Couneil, Inc. are now being accepted. First consideration will be given to the applications of familles who are of the Council schools.

This consideration also will be given to applications of those children whose parents are members of First Methodist Church and Wesley Methodist Church for the schools held in these churches. Deadline for applications given first consideration is April 15. Parents who wish to make applications for three-yearolds may call 758-3377 or 825-2107, and parents of four-year-olds may call 895- 4445 or 758-2627, according to Mrs. Joe Pacenka. Methodists Hear Talk By.

Woman Minister The Rev. Peggy A. Way, an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ, will be the midweek Lenten speaker tomorrow evening at the First Methodist Church. Her talk at 7 will be preceded at 6 by a potluck dinner for families of the church. "Renewal Through Faith and Action" will be the title of her talk.

The Rev." Mrs. Way is a staff member of the Community Renewal Society (formerly the Chicago City Missionary Society). Its stated purpose is renewal of the metropolis through faith in The role of the church in this renewal, and particularly the role of the laity, will be her theme. The Rev. Mrs.

Way is a professional social worker and a member of Certified Social REV. PEGGY A. WAY Workers. Her professional experience has included Seminary, an instructor in as co-pastor of Craig Congrega- Sociology Department at' tional Church with her husband, hurst College, and consultant being an instructor in the lay training and interpretation church and community depart lat the Community Renewal at McCormick Theological ciety. Kappa Deltas To Hold Workshop At NIU When Kappa Delta Afumnae met Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

W. J. Bosworth they heard an announcement about the Sorority Workshop for Kappa Deltas of Mu Province being held April 19 21 at Northern Illinois University. was graduated from the Language School of the University of Liege, Belgium. He served as president of Emmanuel Bible Institute in Andrimont, Belgium and as field fellowship secretary for the Assemblies of God in Europe.

He has pastored churches in South Dakota, Kansas, and Illinois. The Sunday evening service at. 7:30 will feature the ministry of the Rev. Ken Schmidgall, director of Teen Challenge in Chicago. This outreach to teendrug addicts.

and others in need was founded in New York city by the Rev. David Wilkerson, author of "The Cross and the show a special film depicting The Rev. Mr. Schmidgall will the Teen Challenge ministry and will have several former addicts with him. He is a brother of the convention's first speaker.

Pastor's Wife Bases Theme On Queen Esther Mrs. Arnold: Larum. wife of the pastor of the Church of the Open Door, spoke at the two joint circle meetings of the Baptist Church on Tuesday. Mrs. Larum spoke of her native Norway and showed severher paintings.

She also gave a talk to the women, basing her theme on the Book of Esther. She challenged the women to look for ways that they, as women, can work: for God helping other women, children and youth to come to know God and the Christian way of life. 3, and met at the church Fellowship Hall for a noon potluck lunch, and Circles 2, 5, and 6 met in the evening for a potluck dinner. At the afternoon meeting, Mrs. E.

S. Lawson gave the dedication ser-17 vice, and the love gift offering. Mrs. Charles Mosher the evening love gift dedication. Coming events were announced, including the Women's Fellowship meeting to be held on April at' the Fellowship Hall.

This will be the annual meeting, and Edith Willy will be the speaker. The annual 8 Mother Daughter Banquet will be held May 2 at the church. Stern Cancels NIU Performance; Violinist Szeryng Will Appear Violinist Henryk Steryng. whose performances have re ceived critical praise in 46 hations on five. continents, will present the seventh event on Northern Illinois University's Artist Series Monday, March 25.

The Polish-b-0 F.n musician; now a Mexican citizen, will present the NIU. concert at 8 p.m. in the University ConBallroom. Szervng will place violinist Isaac Stern, who was forced to cancel his NIU appearance due to illness. Free tickets for the Szeryng concert will be distributed to INTU students, racuity, and staff from 2 to 6 p.m.

Thursday and Friday, March 21 and 22, at the University Center ticket office. Tickets will be available to the public without charge at the same site Monday, March 25, from 2 to 6 p.m. Any tickets remaining will be available 30 minutes before the concert at the ballroom door. Born in Warsaw, Poland. Szeryng made, his first public appearance in his native city, and in Bucharest, Vienna, and Paris in 1933.

During World War II, he presented more than 300 performances for -Allieding servicemen and toured Central and South America. In 1946 he became a Mexican citizen and went on to be such a recognized proponent of that nation's music that he travels on a diplomatic passport. He has helped poputhe larize the work of Mexican com-led Elm- posers from Manuel M. Ponce in to Jimenez Mabarak. HENRYK Szeryng received the "Gran Prix du in 1955 for his recording of three Bach sonatas and three Partitas for violin alone.

He repeated as the award winner in 1957 for his record of the Second Prokofiev Vioin Concerto, then added third and fourth awards in 1960 and 1961 for the Brahms Concerto and then the Beethoven sonatas recorded with famed pianist Artur Rubenstein. Among the many distinguishconductors with whom Szeryng has played are Leonard Bernstein, George Szell, Bruno MOSTLY For MEN by CHUCK FLYNN rooms. Return the beef to the skillet, season to taste with salt and freshly ground pepper. Now add cup tomato juice, cup sherry, and cups of water. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat, cover and simmer for 2 hours until meat is very tender.

Check seasoning and. stir in cup of sour cream. You want the cream to be heated thoroughly but do not allow to come to a boil Serve- immediately over cooked thin noodles. Recipe is for 4 persons. Beef stroganoff can be prepared in advance, frozen, then reheated.

Achilles Photo DeKalb Phone 756-2102 COLOR CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SALON Closed Mondays! Phone 756-9496 333 Knollwood DeKalb LIKE HICKORY SMOKED RIBS Come to FANNIE'S DIXIE INN 512 N. California, Sycamore For Carry-Out Call 895-9093 SZERYNG Walter, Pierre Monteux, and Artur Rodzinski. Added to the NIU Artist Series will be baritone Gerard Souzay in a concert at 8 p.m. Monday, April 1, at Northern's University Center Carl Sandburg Hall. Ninth and final event of the series will be poet John Ciardi at 8 p.m.

Monday, April 29 in Carl Sandburg Hall. Admission to both events is open to the public without charge. No tickets are required. RAYA Don Sibigtroth, vice president; Gene Johnson, secretary; and Fred Wehmeyer, treasurer. Durling the business Trinity ALCM donated $50 toward a new 16mm sound film projector, Finland, politically, socially and spiritually.

The hosts were Victor tad and David Engstrom, and the program also consisted of group singing and a vocal solo by Pastor S. J. Thompson who played the autoharp. Officers were elected and are: Don Frederickson, president, Shufflers Set Open Pairs Master Point A special open pairs master point event starting at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday is scheduled by the Shufflers Duplicate Bridge Club.

This event will be held in the Bradt-Milner Building. Winners last night were, EastWest: Mrs. Robert Fender and Dave Bordsen, first; and John Santose and Jim Robinson, second. Winners North-South were: Ken Doubler and Ed: Clennon, first; and 1 Mrs. Ray Berg and Williamson, second.

GARBOUSOVA Saturday evening. Starting at 6 will be an all-church dinner in the church Embassy Room, followed at 7:30 in the main auditorium by a public showing of a film dealing with the life and death of medical missionary Dr. Paul Carlson. The Rev. Richard Dortch, secretary-treasurer of the 1111- nois District Council of the Assemblies of God, will be the pulpit guest Sunday tor the 10:45 a.m.

worship service. He received theological training at North Central Bible Collage lege in Minneapolis, Minn. and International Banquet Planned "Peace Through Feast" will be the theme of the sixth annual International Banquet to be held on Saturday. at 6:30 p.m., at the First Methodist Church. al Club Sponsored of by Northern the Internationfoods versity, from the banquet will feature various countries, including India, Pakistan, and Malaysia.

According to Firdaus Abdulla; publicity chairman, the banquet is open to all NIU students and do. Guest speaker for the group will. be Dr. F. executive.

vice-president and provost; who will speak on. "'The Role of a University in Promoting International Harmony." Entertainment features for the evening will be presented by various NIU foreign students and will include Greek dance, a Palestinian comic sketch, and native Cuban Further information may- be obtained by contacting Abdul Sajid (758-3115) oF Firdaus Abdulla (758-4612). "Foreign, students are encouraged to wear their national dress to this banquet, Abdulia said. Marriage License A marriage license was issued to James Lawrence McEnamey and to Mrs. Shirley Marlene wards, both of Harvard, on March 15, 1968, at DeKalb County Court House in Sycamore.

So- MRS. JAMES FAWCETT JR. A new member, Mrs. Joe Szyszko, an initiate of the chapter at Monmouth College, was present at: the meeting. The April meeting will be with Mrs.

Paul Furr, Abundant Fruits Include Bananas, Grapefruit Include Grapefruit Here is a look at food counter ters in Illinois: Shoppers will find an abundance of red meats and poultry and ample stocks of some fresh vegetables and fruits at food stores. Dominating the spotlight at poultry counters will be fryers -whole birds and parts, plus turkey. Ground beef, rump roasts, plus round and sirloin steaks, are expected to be the best beef buys. Good supplies of pork will include loin roasts and steaks, center cut chops, Boston: butt roasts, spareribs and cooked ham. The leader in the vegetable field is potatoes.

Celery, lettuce, cabbage and carrots are other vegetables to consider, Bananas, oranges and grapefruit continue to be the best fruit buys. Best fish buys are: North Pacific halibut steaks, canned tuna, ocean perch fillets, sticks and portions, haddock fillets, cod fillets and flounder and sole fillets, dressed whiting. dates to remember Tonight First Congregational ChurchChancel. Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. First Baptist Church--Midweek prayer service and Bible study.

7 p.m., the Fireside Room; Youth prayer service and Choir, 1 p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. Grace Lutheran, ChurchLenten service, 7:30 p.m:: Chitdren's meeting, 7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal, 8:30 p.m.; adult in-7 struction class, 8:30 p.m, Thursday, March 21 Calvary Temple Church World Ministries Convention, p.m., speaker the Rev. Bob Schmidgall, director of Invade. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Youth officers and sponsors meet, 7:30 p.m., in the church parlors. First Lutheran Church -Senior Choir rehearsal, 7:15 p.m.

DeKalb County Council, American Legion Auxiliary- Meeting. p.m., Veterans Memorial Home, Sycamore. Baha'1 of DeKalb- 0b- WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Beautifully done in color Down payment reserves date Jay Elliott Photo 420 W. Taylor. DeKalb, 756-6880 Gamma Alpha Chapter of NIU will be hostess to delegates from the chapters at Monmouth, Northwestern, the University of Illinois, Illinois Wesleyan, and Eastern Illinois.

Mrs. James M. Fawcett Jr. of Chicago, province president for this area, will preside at all sessions of the workshop. Mrs.

W. C. Kirkpatrick chairman of the alumnae advisory board, reported for the university chapter that its president, Karen Praisa, had been Winter Carnival Queen and that the Kappa Delta carnival slogan Snow Time Like Our Time It's In" had received the slogan trophy. A. letter was read from the alumnae president, Mrs.

Charles Baker, who is traveling in Europe with her husband, who is, on sabbatical leave from teaching at NIU. Donations were voted to the sorority philanthropy, the pled Children's Hospital in Richmond, and to the sorority Diamond Anniversary Fund. WASHINGTON (UPI) USDA's Consumer and Marketing Service reports that weekend shoppers should find excellent displays of meat and poultry and ample stocks of some fresh vegetables and fruit in food stores and supermarkets. Broiler-fryer chickens and turkeys should again lead the field as being the most abundant meats. Pork and some pork products are also abundant, and these include bacon, ham, butts, and fresh roasts and chops.

Supplies of beef roasts and steaks should be ample and so should stocks of ground beef and stew meat. North Pacific halibut steaks, ocean perch fillets, and canned tuna are fish buys to watch for, according to the U.S. Department of the Interior. Cabbage, celery, lettuce, and potatoes are the most abundantly available vegetables. Fruits in the abundant class are bananas and oranges.

In some areas, apples and grapefruit may be abundant also. According to legend, beef stroganoff is named for Serge Stroganoff, who was a chef for Catherine the Great of Russia. Catherine was a Prussian by birth but as a young woman, became interested in French cooking and later as a ruler urged chefs such as Stroganoff to bring more character to Russian tables. Here is a recipe tor the dish which I obtained from Henri Arnould, longtime, chef of the Colony the venerable Allerton Hotel on Chicago's North Michigan Avenue. You'll need 2 pounds of boneless beef sirloin.

Allow to come to room temperature. Remove fat and connective tissues. Slice the beef very thin inch at the thickest), which is one of the secrets for good stroganoff. Dredge slices in flour and brown quickly in 1 cup of butter. Reserve the browned beef.

Add an additional cup butto the skillet and cook for 5 minutes 2 medium onions chopped and pound sliced mush- Job's Daughters Entertain Guests On Masonic Night All-Masonic. Guest Night was held Monday by DeKalb Bethel 66, Job's Daughters. All Masonic bodies sent representatives to this meeting, held in the Masonic Temple. The guests, members of the Masons, Eastern Star, and White Shrine were escorted to the East and introduced. Master Mason George Weaver was guest in the East as well 8.5 Clark Pierson, another member of DeKalb lodge, who was the "adopted daddy" of Honored Queen Janet Kowalewski.

Past Honored Queen Holly Peters was a guest, serving as fourth messenger. Another past honored queen, Debbie Brown, was second messenger. Lyn Burns was initiated as a new member. Refreshments were served by the Job's Daughters Mothers: Club. Next stated meeting of the Bethel is April It was announced that on April 15.

an of: ficial visit by all grand officers of the State of Illinois will be paid the DeKalb Bethel. Spedial guest will be Supreme Hon: ored Queen Annie Complete ritual work, including the initiation of several new candidates, will be featured that Senior Regent Gives Report Senior Regent Margaret Fink: boner told of her attendance the Mid-Season Conference, when the DeKalb Chapter of the Women of the Moose held their regular business meeting on Tuesday, at the Moose Lodge. The conference took place at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago, March 15 through 17. Two candidates were balloted on and accepted for membership: Beverly Johnson, sponsored by Pearl Bodda, and Susan McNew, sponsored by Helen Goff. Clover's Beauty Shop 116 S.

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J. Bredehorst, 505 S. Second St. Guest speaker Harlan Scheffler of Glen Ellyn, topic, "'The Pricel of World Peace. Bethlehem Lutheran ChurchChoir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.

Grace Lutheran ChurchGrace Mission Fellowship, p.m., home of Mervin Mathisen, 1811 Kent Ave. First Methodist Church- -Re newal through Faith and Action, p.m., the Rev. Peggy Way is the speaker: Bethany Baptist Church(Awana Boys, 6:45 p.m., Christian education meeting, 7:30 p.m. First. Methodist Church WSCS salad luncheon, 12:45 p.m.; program, of First Congregational ChurchCircle 3, 9:30 a.m., at the church: church night supper and program, 6:15 p.m.

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