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page Two Hi MENTAL, HEALTH OFFERS COURSE" J TO SCHOOL STAFF THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 24, 1962 m Bonnie Brda Wed Saturday Wed May 12 D."A.R. Chapter To Meet In Woodstoek The Kishwaukee Trail chap? ter of the Daughters of the •American Revolution will meet at Ihe home of Mrs. W. Shoemaker, Country Club road, Woodstock, on May 28 at 12:30, with Mrs. Lucas Proud- j fit as co-hostess. State Recent Mrs. . G. Peters will speak, using as her subject "ForJt-vilKljo Triumph, Good Men .N^ed Only Do Nothing". Anyone interested in joining the- D.A.R. in the McHenry ' area is asked to contact Mrs. .Charles MaeCaflum at 385- 2877 or Mrs. Oscar Holmgren, Wonder Lake 7652. •» School Lunch (iroup Meets [The McHenry County School ' Lunch association met recently in a very interesting session, with eleven schools from the • county represented. In the absence of Mrs. Helen Corey, -president, the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Gertrude Boyle and Mrs. Margaret Stoffel. Several members joined the Illinois School Food Service a s s o c i a t i o n , t h e r e b y m a k i n g the county group an affiliate of the state association. Mrs. Dorothy Hyland, dis- . trict representative from the state of Illinois, was guest speaker. She told members many interesting facts concerning state rules and regulations governing school lunches. A question and answer session followed, 'ifter which it was announced that the Sept. 31 clinic would be held at the Crystal Lake high school. Members were asked to keep the date Sept: 22 open for a workshop at the Dixon high school. Delicious dessert and coffee were served to close the meeting. Wed May 5 Bridal Shower Honors Sharon Tindell A bridal shower was given at the home of Mary Beth Joyce Tuesday evening in honor of the bride-to-be, Sharon Tindell. Guests included close friends, Jean Smith, Kathy and Chris Michels, Mary Demaggio, Barb Sawdo, Sandy Hastings, Sharon Dowe, Diane Owens, Mary Chatterdon and Linda Schopp. Miss Tindell will become the bride of Mr. Ramon Charbonnier^ in a July wedding. Announce Marriage Of Kathleen Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Thompson of Wonder Lake announce the marriage of their daughter, Kathleen Louise, to Pfc. Robert L. Norton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Norton of Woodstock, which took place May 11 at Fairbanks, Alaska. The newlyweds will reside in Alaska until October, when he expects to be transferred to another Army post. May 26 Lakeland Park Property O w n e r s A s s o c i a t i o n S p r i n g Dance -- Legion Home -- 9 p.m. May 29 Dance Sponsored bv Firemen of Company I -^-9 p.m. -- V.F.W. Clubhouse. May 30 Roast Beef Dinner -- Noon to 2 p.m. -- Ringwood Methodist Church. - June 16 Lakeland Park Smorgasbord -- Community House -- 5 to 7 p.m. CARD OF THANKS May we extend our heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sympathy in so __ many thoughtful ways during our recent bereavement. We . are especially grateful to Revi Carl Lobitz and the Johnsburg ^ Rescue Squad. Your kindnesses have meant much to us. The John H. Grandt Family *5-24-62 Don Peas ley Photo THE JOHN PIERCES Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce, married May 5 at Si. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. are, now living at Pistakee Bay. The bride is the former Miss Barbara Olsen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Olsen, Westchester. Pierce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce. McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sedar of Waukegan. are parents of a 5 lb., 5 oz.. daughter, born at St. Therese hospital. May-14. Little Ellen Diane was welcomed home by two brothers, Richard and Tommy, and two sisters, Cindy and Nancy. Grandparentsyare Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rienapfl of McHenry and Mrs. Eva Sedar of Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lance, Jr., of Wonder Lake, announce the birth of a daughter May 16 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A son was born May 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Wonder Lake, are parents of a son born May 16 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crosley of Fox River Grove, became parents of a daughter May 14 at McHenry hospital. On May 15 a daughter was born at McHenry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christmann. Twins, a boy_ and girl, were born May 15 at McHenry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camasta. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson announce the birth of a daughter May 16 at McHenry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cisewski are parents of a son born May 16 at McHenry hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wailly at McHenry hospital May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson are parents of twins, a boy and a girl, born May 18 at McHenry hospital. A daughter was born at McHenry hospital May 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schaefer. A Cary couple. Mr. a-nd Mrs. Robert King, announce 1he birth of a daughter May 20 at McHenry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Luvern Lange. Wonder Lake, are parents of a son born May 18 at Harvard hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl. Woodstock, became parents of a son May 20 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. James Standebach, Wonder Lake, are parents of a daughler born May 21 at Memorial hospital. CARD OF THANKS Grateful thanks and appreciation for all the thoughtful messages, greetings and gifts you sent while I was hospitalized. Sincerely, Eve. Levesque 5-24-62 A course in child development is currently being offered to the staff of District 10 schools in Woodstock. This u n u s u a l i n : s e r v i c e t r a i n i n g project is the result of cooperation between doctors from the Mental Health center for McHenry County, 3514 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, and s c h o o l a d m i n i s t r a t o r s , a n d i s designed to widen the ~ieacher's understanding of psychological. physical' and emotional factors affecting the children in the classroom. The faculty for the course includes Dr.. David Buck, child psychiatrist and" Dr. Ben A. Joshel. clinical psychologist? of the Mental Health Center staff: Dr. Dust in Wilson, District 10; and Dr. Peter Griesbach. pediatrician. It is the first such course to be offered by the Mental Health center to any school in the county. The nine panel discussions which comprise the course .range from the child's physical development; through personality -and cultural factors in development; to ^measurement, clinical diagnosis, and the | problems ol' except ional_^^ldren. : I The project was undertaken : by the Mental Health center as par? of a general policy of i work within the community towards the promotion of beti te:- mental health pr&ctices and J the prevention, through in- | creased understanding, of se- I vere emotional disturbances. As. their slaff duties permit-, doctors from the center will be available for consultation with schools, other professional groups, and community agencies. The support of this program through contributions from individuals and group donors, is one( of the fundamental steps toward improved mental health in McHenry count v. FRATERNITY OFFICER Howard Segermark of 116 Lily Lake road, McHenry, has been elected social chairman of Phi Theta Pi, social fraternity at Carroll college, Wis., when annual election and initiation ceremonies were held recently. CARD OF THANKS " Sincere thanks to all my friends and the various organizations who were so kind to remember me with flowers, gifts, cards and visits during my stay in the hospital. Your thoughtfulness helped so very much and will always be remembered . Special thanks to the Wonder Lake Fire Department for their prompt action in this emergency. Mrs. Rose Murphy "5-24-62 JVfiss Bonnie Marie Brda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brda of 3714 Maple street, j McHenry, became the bride of I Mr. Patrick Goggin of Duni kirk, N. Y., son of Mr. and j Mrs. Patrick Goggin, Sr.. of i Bennett road, Dunkirk, in a I beautiful spring wedding sol- I emnized Saturday, May 19, at • 11:30 o'clock in St. Mary's j Catholic church. Rev. E. C. j Baumhofer officiated at the I nuptial service, for which the j children's choir sang: I The altars were decorated j with double apple blossoms. ; The pretty young bride ap- J ' proached the altar for (he i ! double ring ceremony, " wear- ! fing a ballarina length gown of! I silk organza, designed with j I d o u b l e f l o u n c e s k i r t , b o a t I i neckline and three-quarter ; sleeves, all edged in hand em- {broidered eyelet. Her flowers I were lilies of the valley sur- i i rounding" a while orchid'. I j Vicki Brda, sister of the | I H ide, acted as junior brides- j i maid, wearing a white organza j ' dress, blue sash, blue embroid- ! e.red flowers on bouf f a n t i : sleeves. The maid of honor was Sherry Goggin of Dunkirk, sis- ! ter of the groom, and bricles- ] maid was Ellen Clark, a close friend of the bride. Both were ! ; attired in French blue chiffon j dresses, styled with fitted bo-! dices, full skirts and match- | ing picture hats and shoes. : They carried bouquets of car- ; nations and lilies of the valley, j Don Lorentzen of Elgin ! served as best man and Mike j Vogt of Chicago was grooms- I fftan. | The bride's mother selected : a beige lace dress, apricot hat • and tearose corsage of the ' same'shade. The groom's moth- ! er WBre a beige silk dress with ; green accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. | Dinner followed the cere- j mony at Martinetti's for ninety guests, after which the j couple left on a trip1 through | the Great Lakes area. They will make their home in Wau- i kegan. j The bride is a graduate of j McHenry high school and the Chicago Schocpl of Dental Nyrsing and was recently employed in Crystal Lake. The groom is a graduate of Tri- State university, Tri-S t a t e, Ind., and is a civil engineer. %% Kotalik Srudio Photo THE (iKNE.L. FRECNDS Mr. Gene I... Freund of McHenry claimed as his bride 'Miss Mary Ellcri' Car'r in a pretty spring wadding solemnized May 12 in Christ the King Catholic church. Wonder Lake. OSftlTAL CARD OF THANKS My most heartfelt thanks for your beautiful cards and kind expressions of sympathy during my recent bereavement. Special thanks to my employees for their co-operation, kindnesses and understanding. Madeline Nathanson 5-24-62 CARD OF THANKS The thoughtfulness and sympathy extended by our friends and neighbors during our recent sorrow will always remain with us as a precious memory. We are especially grateful to the personnel of McHenry hospital and Rev. George Martin. Our sincere thanks to all. Eleanor Renard Efsie Wolf 5-24-62 CARD OF THANKS To all my friends and neighbors many thanks for gifts, flowers, cards and all kindnesses shown during my recent stay in the hospital. A special thank you to the nurses at Victory Memorial. Henry M. Schaefer *5-24-62 McHenr\ Hospital Patients admitted- lo McHenry hospital during the past week included Jennie Harris, Paul Amundsen and Estelki Herman of- Wonder Lake; Katherinc Ant h o n .v. Spring Grove': Ruth Christian, Robert Croak and Leslie Kimlicko. Crystal Lake: Helen i.lenrichson. Ing I eside; Patricia Schult/.. Aleonqum; Mario Riojas, Arlington >,Heights; Suzanne Freeland. P.arr i n g t o n; Arnold Frick. Cary: Lawrence Whito. West Dundee; Deborah Muskovin. Virgil Sorenson, Gary Leske. Joseph Cina. Ila Hogan, Richard A. Pe'erspn, Dolores Proefrock, Fred Bond, Mary Sovsky. Jacqulm Klicky, Edwin Meeker. l\"nneth Fereen. Joseph Kuna. Celia Brzozowski. Carrie Sue Carlson, Maureen Anderson. Jeanette Hartzog. Margaret Selby, Carrie Cannstra. Theresa Cairns. Jean Kauke and Sandra Wirtz. McHenry: .and Richard Zabski, Fox Lake. Memorial Hospital Master James /:•.hn, Florence Colby and Melissa Davis, McHenry: and Master Kenneth Schlottman and Ernest Youngbert(, Wondev Lake, were patients at Memorial hospital; W.mdslock, during the past week. Harvard Hospital Mrs. Anthony Siadek of McHenry was a patient during the past week in the Harvard hospital. CL " aire J HAIR STYLISTS 385-0010 1222 N. C.REEN ST. MON. thru SAT. 8 a.m. to 6, p.m. Closed Wed. • Claire • Mary Ann •^ou will want individual attention for your color problems for the summer. Let our staff of 'color experts help you. Eleanore # Marlene *v' ' ' I .... iipif 'SMS' mmmi III® MARRIAtiE LICENSES Patrick Goggon, Gurnee, and Bonnie M Brda, McHenry. James A. Barih, McHenry, and Ethelyn Barth, Wauconda. John Fox and Mary Foy, both of Wonder Lake. Peter Klein. Dallas, Texas, and Jill Gustavson, Wonder Lake. J ONLY A FULL SERVICE BANK MEETS ALL YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS! Are you taking advantage of ALL the services your bank has to offer you? 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Mr. Hvass envisioned a great plan which crossed denominational boundaries and eventually brought together men to sing the great hymns of t5he church and anthems. Since the year of its organi- ' zation, the chorus has travelled extensively in Illinois and oth- [ er mid-western states, singing 1 to large audiences and small groups. In 3914 about thirty of the Arion members .travelled ' to Sweden and presented a series of sacred a n-d secular ; concerts. " - Tickets may be purchased ; from Paul Schwegel, Gordon 1 Fossum, Harold Wiley.:*rWilliam Crist j' or Art Lau. i Reign Ov^r Prom STYLE REVUE AT | CHURCH PROVES FINE SUCCESS : "Fashions of the Day" was ; the title of the inspiring event 1 sponsored by Zion Lutheran church Ladies Aid. It was held at noon on May 16 in the church basement and was a salad luncheon and fashion, show. The tables were long and white, and the centerpieces we're potted geraniums, artfully decorajed and later sold.' Those who attended suggesl- • ed there might well have been a sub-title, "Food of the Century," for the salads were not only beautiful but a gourmet's . delight. The capable person in charge of the kitchen was Mercedes Hoffman. After the repast, Myrtle j Martell presented the fashion ( show, with Marge Kiehl acting as mistress of ceremonies and j Mrs. Yardath as narrator. | ! CARD OF THANKS j A sincere thank-you to ev- | eryone for their ihoughtful- j ness and kind expressions of I sympathy during our recent j bereavement. Special thanks to j Father Coakley for his spirit- i ual guidance. " • The Family of 1 Michael Minkowski i 5-24-62 i Miss Jane Nye, 16-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William A. Nye of Pistakee Bay, McHenry, was the second member of her family to be named prom queen when she won the coveted title at Marian Central Catholic . high school last Friday caning. Mary Ellen Nye was prom queen last year'. Miss Nye and her attendants were selected by a vote of the boys of the junior class, while the king and his . attendants were chosen by girls of that class. Pictured, left to right, are John Corso of McHenry, Cheryl Smilh of Woodstock. Queen Jane, King Ed. Crowley of Crystal Lake. Barb Shannon of McHenry and Scottv Karas of Crystal Lake. Theme for the prom was "Pink Cotillion", and was \ under the general chairmanship of Barb Shannon and Val Sellinger of Pistakee Bay. The post-prom party was held at Martinetti's in Crvstal Lake. - . Strong convictions precede s u c c e s s : w e a k c o n v i c t i o n s , failure. PERSONALS Members of the family of John Smith gathered at his home in Johnsburg, last Friday, to extend congratulations and help him celebrate his eighty-seventh birthday. Mr. Smith, who livos by himself, is very active, still cares for his lawn and garden and does many chores about the home. Members of his family, whom he visits frequently. include Fred J. Smith, Mrs. William Althoff, Bernard N. Smith. Mrs. Carl J. Freund,' Leo J. Smith, Ray Smith, Clarence Smith. Walter N. Smith and Mrs. Bud Meyers. He also has twenty-six grandchildren and forty great-grandchildren. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Bauer and daughters, Cindy and jvMary, of-Detroit, Mich., spent a few days last weeft with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bauer. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bauer and Iheir guests visited other members of the family. Sister Mary Helen and Joseph Bauer and wife in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Freund and family and Mrs. Margaret Freund visited with the latler's sisters, who are nuns, at a rest home in Campbellsport, Wis., recently. Mrs. Anna Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter, son, Harold, Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stoffel attended .a gathering at the Vern Thelen home near Spring Grove Sunday, honoring their daughter. Susan, a first communicant at St. Peter's church in Spring Grove 1 hat day. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. 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