Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 9

Freeport (Ill.) Journal-Standard, Saturday, July 16, 1977 Page 9 Summertime Ice Cream Social Is Planned Plans for the annual summertime Ice social of the Wa-Tan-Ye Service Club are being completed by members. The women are reminded to bring one loaf cake or two pies and to report for their various responsibilities. Serving will be from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Read Park Pavilion. Barbecues and soft drinks also will be avallable.

Additional tickets may sbe secured from Mrs. Oefelein or Mrs. Wayne Hannah. Twenty-two members attended the July meeling at the Westport Community Building. Seventy-two service hours of volunteer work were reported by members.

Reservations for the District 5 meeting, to be held at Savanna on July 25, are requested by July 22., The downtown flea market, which will be held on Sept. 15 this year, discussed. Members were reminded that was AMY FRANKLIN plants, handicrafts and home baked goods will be welcome. Red Cross Christmas socks, which members have been making, are to be given to Esther Wilhelms as soon as possible. The national convention was announced for Oct.

14-16 at Ames, Iowa. A bus will transport Freeport conventioneers. A social evening of "Take Away" bingo followed. A French chocolate ple was served by Mrs. Marion Shouer and Mrs.

John Hull. Have Charivari On Thursday evening, neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wait, 1443 S. Demeter Drive, at an old-fashioned charivari.

LYNN TALLMAN LYNN TALLMAN Engagements Are Dr. and Mrs. Harold Alvin Franklin of St. Louis, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Joan, to David Timothy Pritikin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Nathan Pritikin, 410 S. Park Blvd. The bride-elect received her B.A. from Northwestern University in 1974 and her J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law this year.

She is currently associated with the Chicago law firm of Rudnick and Wolfe. Her fiance is a 1971 graduate of Cornell University and received his J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1974. He is currently "associated with the Chicago law firm of Sidley and Austin. A winter wedding is planned.

The group arrived, equipped with Flagstaff Hill of Krape Park. bells, horns and creative noisemakers. Those attending are reminded to bring relatives in this area. The newlyweds were then escorted to one hot dish and one cold dish and a They stayed with cousins, Mr. and the Raymond Moeller home, 1438 S.

beverage. Mrs. Wilbur Kruse. Pearl City Road. Deming where they gathered on While here, Mrs.

Host also attended the palio for Visit Relatives the 30th refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Wait were presented school class. anniversary reunion of her high with cards and a gift.

Mr. and Mrs. John Host, Sally and Mrs. Host is the former Helen Creltz, David, all of Chicopee, have daughter. of the late Mr.

and Mrs. A.F. Visit Relatives People Knowing Wines People have known for centuries that wine enhances the pleasures of the table. When wine is sipped, the meal is eaten slowly. A gracious.

ambiance is produced. There is a popular French saying. "A meal without wine is a day without sunshine." The fine art of wine and the ancient arts of the vintner were discussed by Dr. Gerry P. Haines for members of the Home Garden Club of Freeport.

prior to a wine tasting session. It is not exactly known, he said, when wine making started. "Wine grapes were probably native to Persia. Historically, they were first recorded in Egypt in 2400 B.C. During the Middle Ages, vineyards were first planted in Europe, Dr.

Haines said. It wasn't until 1769 that vineyards were established in San Diego, six years before the American revolution. He explained that in the 13 colonies wine was made from wild grapes, which did not make good wine. "The grapes were too low in sugar. This is true with local wild and domestic grapes." At that time.

European wine grapes would not grow in Eastern United States due to phylloxera (a minute plant louse Feted At Shower A miscellaneous bridal shower was given In honor of Gloria Rohde, who will become the bride of Richard Heiden on Aug. 6. Hostesses were Mrs. Ronald Dornink, Freeport Route 3, and daughters. Games were played, and refreshments were served.

Guests attended from Phoeniz, and Monroe and Edgerton, Wis. Class Of '52 Members of the Class of 1952 of Freeport High School invite friends, teachers and "all Interested" to join them at their 25th reunion on Saturday, July 30, at the Sword and Stone of the Holiday Inn. Activities will begin at 6 o'clock. Georgla Cregan Is taking reservations. She may be called at 235-7492.

On Sunday, there will be a family picnic for the group at 6 p.m. on JOANNE JOHNSON Announced did A Sept. 3 wedding is planned by Joanne Marie Johnson and Arthur Stanley Shipp. due Their engagement and forthcoming marriage is announced by her grandparents, Edna Johnson of 628 E. Winneshick and Archie Johnson of 109 N.

Wilbur Ave. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shipp.

711 S. Carthage Drive. A 1974 graduate of Freeport High School, the bride-elect is a student at Highland Community College. She is employed by Havenwood Home for Girls. Her fiance was graduated from Frecport High School in 1973.

He is employed by Economy. Summer Vacation Red Tag Stephenson St. Downtown Plaza LUGGAGE SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON OVER 160 PCS. SAVE to SAMSONITES SATURN II MOLDED SERIES IN True Blue, Gold, Peachblossom, Lime Green Colors. Traincases, Shoulder Bags, Handitotes, Weekend, 24" Pullmans, 26" Pullmans, 29" Pullmans.

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Current Color Also Men's 3-Suiter in Bark 22" Carfy-On, Camel Only. Use Your Master Charge. FOR THIS SALE ONLY DOWN ON LAYAWAYS with European vines gratted on. Now all states produce wines, with California. Michigan and New York being the heaviest producers.

There are four basic types of wine: Appetizer, dessert, sparkling and dinner. United States wine labels, Dr. Haines pointed out. are different from European labels in that U.S. wines are labeled by the varicty of grapes and European wines are usually labeled by geographic regions.

There are six dinner wines: Burgundy, claret. rose, chablis. sauterne and rhine. Information on winemaking and equipment to make wine. as well as recipes.

are readily available. Dr. Haines told the women. He also suggested that many fruits are suitable for winemaking. Dr.

Haines has made many wines and conducts classes in wine tasting. He reminded that anyone making wine is required to get a permit -from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Department. The permit is free. A wine tasting folinwed his lalk. Mrs.

Roy Brodnick. 1410 W. Stephenson was hostess to the group. She served an assorted fresh fruit cup and cookies with WINE) DINE) our Rest! SATURDAY EVE. DINING Prime Cut Steaks A Specialty.

DINNER HOUR 5 TO 10 P.M. All meals include our famous salad bar, coffee, dessert complimentary wine. Sunday Brunch Every Sunday 11 A.M. 2 P.M. Reservations Accepted Phone 235-2275 Regular Smorgasbord Every Tues.

WINE) (DINE Crestwood Shopping Center W. Galena Freeport Announcement is made by Mr. and William Tallman of Byron Route 1, formerly of Lanark, of the engagement of their daughter, Lynn Susan, and Curt Richard Estwing. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Estwing of Rockford. The bride-to-be was graduated from Byron High School and attended Rock Valley College and Northern Illinois University. She is employed by Hunter Corp. at the Commonwealth Edison Nuclear Plant in Byron. Her fiance was graduated from Guilford High School and attended Logan College and Northern Illinois University.

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