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* \ Thursday, June 23, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER FIESTA DAY ENTRY BLANKS PARADE APPLICATION [AME ADDRESS CITY , PHONE CLASSIFICATION (SEE CATEGORY CLASSIFICATION BELOW) INDIVIDUAL - ORGANIZATION - BUSINESS SEND TO: CLINT CLAYPOOL 711 PONCA ST. McHENRY, ILL. TEL. EV 3-2175 QUEEN CONTEST (Deadline July 9) NAME . ADDRESS AGE PHONE NO. BARENTS SIGNATURE (Submit Photo with Entry) SEND ENTRY TO: DAISY SMITH P.O. Box 7 McHcnry, III. or GERTRUDE BARBIAN SOI'/; Riverside Drive MeHenry, 111. McHENRY TEACHER WED JUNE 18 IN WAUCONDA CHURCH Page Flvt $GRANTED DIVORCE ; • Jacqueline Halle of Lilymoor 1 .• has ycceived a divorce from j Charles Halle on charges of j /cruelty and given custody of > lour children. i r-ira McHenry Plaindealei Phone EVergreen *3-0170 5-0171 • 1--^ ; Pubiisncu £\ery Tnui\.Jay ai McHenry, 111., by the McHenry 'Publishing Company, Inc. -NATIONAL EDITOR II*#C6TI@N SUSIAINING MtMBiH Mr. and Mrs. William Walter ! are parents of a boy born June ! 14 at Memorial hospital, Wood- 1 stock. ! A son was born June 14 to ! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiller at 1 Memorial hospital, Woodstock. ; A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Latimer on : June 14 at the Memorial hospij tal, Woodstock. -- | At Memorial hospital, Wood- A j, I stock, a K'r' uas born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bleecher, June 15. Mr. and "Mrs. Francis Hig- | gins. Wonder Lake, 'became the parents of a daughter born at Jr., of Chicago are the parents of a daughter, Karen Jean, born June 15. The Smiths have two other children, Jimmie. 12. | and Danny, 8. Mr. and Mrs. ! Arthur Smith, Sr., are the paternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Devoto of Chicago are the maternal grandparents. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this At a lovely afternoon wedding last Satui day, June 18, a childhood romance culminated in the marriage of Miss Jeanne Elaine Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Miller of rural Grayslake, and Mr. Curtis L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Johnson of Rt. 12. The nuptial rite was performed at the Wauconda Federated church at 3 o'clock by Rev. Mahlon Pomfiroy. The sooist was a college friend, Mrs William McDonal of Villa Park, who sang "Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee". "O Perfect Love" and "A Wedding Prayer". The church was decorated with bouquets of'white peonies and snapdragons. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length gown of white taffeta with yoke and applique of alericon lace. Her short veil fell from a seed pearl crown and she carried a bouquet of white orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Vernon Hamilton of Grayslake, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honors Bridesmaids were Miss 'Maryland Hubbard of Grayslake and Mrs. Allen Anderson, a college friend of Dayton. Ohio. The little flower girl was Babette Bursess of Grayslake, niece of the bride. All of the adult attendants wore dresses of shaded green s^tin stripe on white silk organza, with matching headpieces. and carried crescentshaped bouquets of white glamelias. Babette had a white organdy dress with sash and headpiece to match. She carried a basket of white button mums and snapdragons. The best man was Kenneth A Knutson1 of Chicago, ft cous- >n of the groom. The ushers were Donald P. Vogeler of Palatine and Mario Cima of Island Lake. The mother of the bride wore a beige lace dress with p i n k a c c e s s o r i e s a n d t h e groom's mother's dress Was Dakota at Vermillion, where the groom will teach an earth science course under the sponsorship of the National Science foundation. Both are graduates of Wauconda township high school. Miss Miller received her degree from the University of Illinois and has taught home I economics at McHenry high j school this past year. He is a I graduate of Cornell college in i Iowa and received his master's degree in geology from the i University of South Dakota. Married June 11 Langdon Studio Photo THE CRAIG BALDWINS Lt. Craig Baldwin of McHenry took as his bride Miss Mary Nye. also of this city, in a beautiful wedding ceremony which was solemnized in" St. Mary's Catholic church on June 11. Residence Change Mrs. William Wissell and son. Dick, have moved from the George Larkin place at I 401 Third sireet to 620H Main street. The place they have vacated will be occupied by the owners, who are moving from Some Day farm, south of the city. pink embroidered eyelet. Both n\eans of thanking everyone (mothers had corsages of cymfor the thoughtfulness and : kindness extended during the • time I was confined to the hosi pital and since my return i home. I am grateful for cards, | visits and all other remcni- I brances, and especially for the flowers sent by the O.E.S. ( atsfluiTton / W. BURFEIISJOT, ADELE JKROEHLICH the Memorial hospital, Wood- j cha„ter and for ,ar stock, on June 15. vi^s of Rev. Martin. A girl was bbrn at the Me- George Bossier m o r i i i l h o s p i t a l , W o o d s t o c k , ! 8 -- June 16. to Mr. and Mrs. Har- ' -- _Publisher old Stilling. i ^iHmiHHPMtitiiiiiiimitiiiimiiiiiwiiuintiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiHiiiuiiiiiiiiuniinir Edito ; of1 June lfi. :tt Memorial hos- ; H bitiium orchids. A reception was held at the church immediately following the ceremony for 200 guests. At a beautifully decorated table. the bride's sister, Mrs. Perlie Burgess. Grayslake, Mrs. Robert Soria, Wauconda and Mias Sandra Spitzer of Clinton. 111., poured. The newly married couple left for the University of So. BENEFIT PARTY A bridge and pinochle party for the benefit of the swimming pool lund will be held at the Legion home Sunday evening, June 19, at 7:30 p.m. Grace Hiller Wed Saturday Miss Grace E. Hiller, daugh- • ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hiller of 23 Hillcrest Place, Rt. 5. McHenry, became the bride of Mr. Donald Bentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bentz of 211 S. ! Thelen Drive, Pistakee High- ' lands, in a beautiful wedding j ceremony that took place Sat- j urday, June 18. Rev. Fr. Cletus ' Anger officiated at the service performed at 10:30 o'clock in ; St. John's Catholic church, j Johnsburg. | The children's choir offered ! "On This Day O Beautiful j Mother" for the service, per- I formed in a church decorated j with bouquets of assorted pas- ! tel colored .flowers on the altar. ; The r a d i a n t, dark-haired j bride wore a traditional silk i organza wedding gown, featur- . ing trimmed medallions on the skirt, which extended into a Chapel length train, and a scalloped neckline. Her tiara was i trimmed with sequins and 7 pearls, ,to which a fingertipA( veil was attached. J Miss Mary Etheridge, a close friend, acted as maid of honor i and bridesmaids were the Miss- | es Lois May and Mary Ann j Swemki of McHenry, friends, Carol Schmitt of McHenry, a j cousin, and Judy Knox of Crys- I tal Lake, a niece. They were . attired similarly in ballerina J length dresses of silk organza, i with appliqued flowers, , and : small headpieces. Miss Ethe- j ririge was in pink. Miss May in yellow, Miss Swenski in green. Miss Schmitt in blue .ind Miss Knox in white wit!* lavender cummerbund. Thev carried colonial bpuquets with flowers to match their dresses both 1959 graduates of McHenry high school. The bride has been employed as a secretary at Oaks Manufacturing Co.. 'Crystal Lake, and the groom Matt Eichinger of McHenrv J is an employee' of McHenty served as best man and grooms J Farmers Co-op. men were Mark Vycital, Le- OMISSION • Tho r,-mil's of Ricluird and Donald Justen were inadver tent]} omitted from the list of graduates at St. Mary's school which appeared in last week's Roy Ililler and . Karl Krauser of Milwaukee. Mark Bentz. brother ol tho gloom, wai junior groomsman. Mi's. Hiller selected a blue lace dress with matching accessories and a carnation and baby rose corsage. Mrs. Bentz wore a blue lace dress with 'ssue of the papet. matching- accessories and had I " " a similar corsage. Dinner was served at the Johnsburg Community club at. 12:30 for fifty guests, followed by a reception later for 450. friends and relatives. Bettyt S c h n i c w e i s s . s i s t e r o f t h e groom, and Norma Knox, the bride's sister, cut the wedding cake at the reception. The couple will enjoy a trip into Northern Wisconsin for a week and then will be at home in /Niesen's subdivision. ""-The bride and groom are McHenry American Legion Post No. 491 CARNIVAL June' 30^-sJuly 1-2-3-4 Kids' Niie, June 30 All Rides -- 10c . at the Riverside Retail Outlet Riverside Drive Shopping Area has just received a new shipment of Planters and Bird Cages NOW OPEN MON. & FRI. NIGHTS F A T OVERWEIGHT : SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry ; County « 1 Year $3.50 ^ .Months • - v. ; . £ , $ 2 . 0 0 Months $1>.2S ' Outside McHenryCoiint? "1 Tear $4.00 6. Montns $2.25 On 16, at | pital. Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. ^Donald Bauer became parents tof a son. 1 A * Wonder Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cristy, Jr., be- ! Cyme parents of a boy born at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, j June 19.. ! 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