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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER « Thursday, Bridal Couple Name Hostesses For-: Past Oracle Meeting Mrs. Ethel Holly and Mrs. Alpha Pedersen will be .cohostesses for the October meeting of the McHenry County Past Oracles' club at the K. of C. hall on Oct. 2. The September meeting of the club was highlighted by a picnic held at Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake, with Mrs. Alpha Pedersen, Mrs. Ethel Holly and vJ\Tfts.4 Kathryn Worts of Riverview camp at^id Mrs. Susan Olseh of Fox Riyer camp attending from McHehry. Home-School Groto Will Meet Oct. 1 V * St. Mary's Home and School association will meet Oct. 1 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium for the first meeting of the new school year. It will he called to order by President Willi&in Malpede. Rev.Eugene Baumhofer will introduce Sister M. DeLourdes. principal of St. Mary's school, who, in turn, will introduce the faculty. Another highlight of the evening will be the showing of a film, "Judicial Reform." by Mrs. James Doran. Refreshments will be served by the mothers of sixth and eighth .grade pupils. Kiwanis Club To Host Division 20 The McHenry Kiwanis club will be host to Division 20 for ladies' night. The event will be held at the Legion home on Thursday evening, Oct. 11, with members and wives cf the nine Kiwanis clubs in the division invited to attend. Ann Varese will present "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," with accompanist Verna Schlofner, as entertainment for the evening. Zeller Son Is Christened Robert Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Zeller, Jr., was baptized Sunday, Sept. 23, at 2 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church. The baptismal service was performed by Fr. Holmgren. Sponsors for Jthe baby were an aunt, Catherine Dix, and a friend of the family, Robert L. Weber. Jr. Dinner was served later to Mr. and Mrs. Weber, Catherine Dix and Mr. and Mrs. John Dix, the maternal grandparents. JohnsAmrg. Community Club To Meet Oct. 1. -The next regular meeting of the. Johnsburg Community club will be held Monday, Oct. lt* at 8 p.m. at Memorial hall. All members are invited to attend. The refreshment committee members are being notified by mail. Swinging Night At Big Hollow School Big Hollow P.T.A. is planning a fun filled evening for Wednesday", Oct. 3, with a meeting to start at 8 p.m. The program for the evening is "based on the theme "Bring Your Partner and Swing Your Partner", and the evening will be filled with dancing. The Woodshed Whirlers will dance and for an added attraction, the Lads and Lassies children square dance group, will dance. An evening of fun is planned and the public is invited. Hostesses will be the eighth gracje; mothers. Welcome" Luncheon ' For New Neighbor Mrs. John Colomer was hostess at a luncheon to welcome a new neighbor on River Terrace drive, Mrs. Esther Ruth. The occasion also served to recognize women who had assisted in her husband's political endeavors. Corsages were given each guest by Mrs. Dorothy Tomm. Others who attended were Mesdames Betty Tuft, Loretta Young, Marjorie Jelinek, Anna Herman,- Dolly Lossau, Anna Urbanek, A1 o i s e Sternickle, Helen Koch, Theresa Pohlman, Helen McGregor, Jos e p h i n e Scalfaro, Lorraine Corrie, Louella Roggenbuek, Anita Freund and Marie Worzola. of Bon Voyage Party Honors Tom Morgans Neighbors and friends Bonnie and Tom Morgan joined together' to honor them * at a bon voyage party recently. -Many of the ladies invited contributed beautifully decorated pastries and other food to make the occasion a festive one. The Morgans have left this community to return tc their native Wales. It was seven years ago that Bonnie arrived in McHenry to become a bride. Her husband was originally from Wales, but has lived here for many years. Now, for. reasons of health, they have returned to their families but promise to keep many wonderful memories of friends here. The room was decorated with balloons and "serpentines," and everywhere were signs with the words, "Bon Voyage" and "Good Health". A huge cake decorated with a beautiful big boat was center piece on the serving table. All those present saw the Morgans depart with much regret,, for they had been among the-most popular couples in thelF community.^ It is hoped that, healtti permitting, they may sometime return for a visit. Trinidad Girl Wed In McHenry St. Patrick's Catholic church was the setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, Sept. 22, at 11 o'clock when Miss Pamela Elsa Gurley, daughter of Mrs. Carmen Gurley of Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies, became the bride of Cpl. Alfred Harold Miller of Marine Camp LeJeune, N. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller of 3508 W. Washington street, McHenry. Rev. Fr. Edward C. Coakley officiated at the nuptial rite, for which the children's choir offered music. The altar was decorated for the occasion with bouquets of white glads. Given in marriage by Carl Meyer, uncle of the groom, Miss Gurley was charming in a floor length, embroidered Swiss organdy gown, cut on empire lines with bias folds, accentuated bust and hip line. The dress, which featured three-quarter length sleeves and a Peter Pan collar, was fashioned by her mother. A three-quarter length veil fell from a crown of white roses, and she carried white roses and mums. Sandra Miller, sister of the groom, acted as maid of honor, wearing a green organza dress overlaid with embroidered green leaves. Her tiara was of green, with pearls, and she carried yellow and white mums. The bridegroom was attired in his Marine blue uniform. Serving him as best man was Eugene Freund. The bride's mother was unable to attend. Mrs. Miller wore a black georgette chiffon dress with crystal accessories and a red carnation corsage. The wedding breakfast for twelve guests was held at the groom's home. Later, a garden reception was enjoyed on the lawn, with Japanese lanterns providing decorative lighting, and it was attended by seventy- five. The couple left on a short honeymoon trip into Wiscon- ! sin. Upon their return the groom will report to camp and the bride will remain with his parents. She was a bookkeeper for the British American Insurance company in her native Trinidad. THE ROGER MAYS Rudi J. Photo Miss Sandra Glosson of McHenry became the bride of Roger J. May in a pretty wedding which took place Aug. 18 in St. Mary's Catholic church. They are making their home in Cooney Heights. GRANTED DIVORCE Louise Jankowski of McHenry has won a divorce from Walter Jankowski in circuit court of Judge William M. Carroll last Friday. McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Dick are parents of a son born Sept. 17. A son was born Sept. 17 to Mr. and Mrs. John Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hass of Wauconda announce the birth of a daughter Sept. 17. . A Wonder Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome King, became parents of a daughter Sept. 21. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Shogren of Lake Villa Sept. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bonato are parents of a son born Sept. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tarello, Wauconda, became parents of a daughter Sept. 22. A Libertyville couple, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zupec, announce the birth of a son Sept. 23. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark became parents of a daughter Sept. 23. A daughter was born Sept. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bergstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brefeld announce the birth of a son Sept. 23. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zamiski of Wauconda Sept. 18. The new baby has been named Therese Ann and has two brothers, Gerald and David, to welcome her. Mrs. Zamiski is the former Florence Patula and was employed at the McHenry Plaindealer office a few years ago. Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kuhlman became parents of a daughter Sept. 24. The little lady weighed 7 lbs., 9 ozs., and measured 20 inches. She has been named Nancy Jo. Two sisters, Deborah and Jennifer, and a brother, Jeffrey, are anxiously waiting to make the acquaintance of their new sister. A son was born Sept. 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moehling. Mr. and Mrs. James Navlyt of Wonder Lake announce the birth of a son Sept. 18. Harvard Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Effler of Ringwood announce the birth of a daughter Sept. 24. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Matchen, 4126 W. Crystal Lake road, are parents of a son, James Robert, who was born Sept. 21 on his mother's birthday, at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. The baby weighed 5 lbs., 6 ozs. and has two brothers, Robert, 15, Bernie, 13, and a sister, Suzanne, 12. HUGE CROWD AT GOP OUTING IN CITY LASTWEEK Winter Schedule Of Meetings Discussed Before Membership After a lively game of hide and seek with the sun, members and guests of the McHenry Township Republican Women's club enjoyed an afternoon and evening last week, spent at the Charles Miller r e s i d e n c e i n E d g e b r o o k Heights. Republican committeemen of McHenry township assumed the role of chefs and hosts for the dinner. The gentlemen pre sented a menu featuring roast beef, baked potatoes, salads and dessert. Since most of the afternoon was spent outside, either boating, or play i n g cards, everyone had a hearty appetite. All of the ladies agreed that the chefs' skill was exceeded only by their graciousness. Dorothy Miller, township Club president, introduced all the committeemen, and also announced the winter meeting schedule. A ballot for selection of preferred Republican candidates for the Presidency in 1964 disclosed that Senator Barry Goldwater (R. Arizona), and Richard Nixon (Republican candidate for governor of California) were tied in popularity. Present Guests Special guests of the club were Robert Coulson. Republican candidate for the Illinois Senate, and Mrs. Ernest Derreberry, president of the Tri- County Republican club of Bocne, McHenry and Lake counties. She explained that membership in the club is open to all Republican men and women of the three counties. The tri-county group is hosting a dinner at Biltmore Country •Club, Barrington, on Friday, Sept. 28. The speaker for that evening will be Rear Admiral A. C. Burrows (U.S.N. Ret.) Also present were Mrs. Hans Hanson, treasurer of the Tri- COunty Republican club. Mi's. Raymond Craig, president of the 12th Congressional district Women's Republican club, invited Republican women of the area to attend a tea at Martinetti's on Tuesday Oct. 16, at 1 p.m. The speaker for the afternoon will be Mrs. Frank Reid, Republican candidate for Congress, 15th district. She will be introduced by Robert McClory, Republican candidate for Congress in the 12th district. Mr. Robert Coulson, candidate for state senator (62nd district) will introduce Republican women of the three counties presently holding public office. Mrs. Frank Kenney, nominee for first vice-president, Illinois Federation of Republican Women, urged any interested women to attend the Illinois Federation convention in Springfield on Oct. 4 and 5, when such distinguished guests os Senator Everett M. Dirksen, Repr. Leslie C. Arends; Honorable Charles Carpentier and Mrs. Earl B. Searcy will address the delegates. The next meeting Tuesday. Oct. 16, will be candidates' night at the V.F.W., Rt. 120, McHenry, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. Plan DCCW Institute CARD OF THANKS May I extend my heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the many wonderful friends and neighbors who showed me so much kindness in my recent bereavement. Kate R. Dohm 9-27-62 CHILI SUPPER The Episcopal church of the Holy Family of Lake Villa will be having a chili supper Thursday, Oct. 4. Dinner will be at 5:30 p.m. and serving will continue until 7 o'clock. Holy Family church is located at Grand avenue and Route 59. Everyone is invited. Tickets are available at^the door. CARD OF THANKS In due respect to the McHenry hospital and all of the medical staff, I wish to thank them for their efficiency and kind consideration which led to my speedy recovery. Jim Wafters 9-27-62 Don Peasley Photo The program is ready for the Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Institute at Woodstock Sunday, and leaders discuss final arrangments for the series of panel discussions. From left: Mrs. Charles Cuda, McHenry, County deanery president; Mrs. Albert Wipper, Spring Grove, Rockford DCCW president; and Mrs. Linus Wegner, Woodstock, Institute chairman. Newlyweds THE ANC.ELO BUDASIS Kotalik Studio Photo Christ the King church, Wonder Lake, was the scene for the marriage at 10 a.m. on Aug. 29 of Miss Andrea Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Morris of Crystal Lake, and Angelo Budasi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brasser of Rock Island, 111., formerly of McHenry. The couple were attended by Miss Merilee Norys and Peter Morris, brother of the bride. A luncheon at Martinetti's followed the ceremony and picture taking. The reception was held at the Moose Lodge in Crystal Lake. The couple will make their home in Crystal Lake. SELECT THEME FOR ANNUAL FALL PTA CONFERENCE ON WELCOME COMMITTEE Greeting new students at Cornell college, Mount Vernon, Iowa, last week was the especial concern of Michael Creighton, Cornell junior and son of Mrs. James Creighton of 1113 W. Rocky Beach, McHenry. Michael, as a member of the greeting committee for the 1962 New Student Week, was one of more than fifty upperclass students who arranged and coordinated activities for new students and their parents. "PTA Congress, State and Nation -- Need Grass Roots Relation" is to be the theme of the annual fall conference of District 26 of the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers, according to Mrs. Lester Keepper, Waukegan, District 26 director. PTA officers, chairmen, school personnel and interested members will convene for the all-day session at Grant Community high school, Grand avenue and Rt. 59, Fox Lake, on Oct. 10. Registration opens at 3 p.m. Mrs. G. D. Collins, Aurora, state president of the Illinois Congress, and Allan LeClair, Chicago, ICPT Cultural Arts chairman, along with Mrs. Charles Fago, Winthrop Harbor, immediate past president, ICPT, are to be the featured speakers of the conference. Mrs. Collins and Mr. LeClair will speak at both afternoon and evening sessions, while Mrs. Fago will conduct a dinner interlude session, "Let's Talk It Over". Cf • ' HAIR STYLISTS 385-0010 See Page 3 MON. thru SAT. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Wed. • Claire • WE'VE MOVED To 1220 N. GREEN (Next Door) Come & see quarters. Mary Ann • Eleanore • Marlene new ir MiOLE nonmnni SUn is dewy fresh | "smoothed and bath fresh I M IT mar-no. Yoa will receive • Marie Norman Miniatnr* of Body Lotion when yoa visit oar Studio. MNUVMU ONLY AT YOUR (TIERLE nORfTlfln C O s m £ T I C S T U D I o 160 Division St. Elgin, 111. Phone SH. 2-0921 SHOP IN McHENRY A program of work' and planning which has continued since last May to present the Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women institute at Woodstock nears a climax as the date for the all-day session nears. More than 700 women are expected to attend the institute at Woodstock's Marian Central high school Sunday, Sept. 30. A pre-institute dinner will be held, at the McHenry Country club at 6:30 Saturday, Sept. 29, when featured speaker will be Dr. Catherine Rockwood, head of the department of home economics at Northern Illinois university at De- Kalb. The institute itself will open at 9 a.m. with registration and viewing of the exhibits. Before the workshops begin at 10:30, Girl Scouts will present an award to the D.C.C.W. for cooperation and support of their activities in the area. The Most Rev. Loras T. Lane, bishop of the Rockford diocese, will present the Catholic "woman of the year" award at the general assembly in the afternoon, when the Most Rev. Thomas C. Lourim, moderator of the Madison diocese, will also speak. Mrs. Linus Wegner and Miss Adelaide Muto, both of Woodstock, are chairman and cochairman of the event. Others with key roles in the event include registration chairman, Mrs. William Smith, Spring Grove; hospitality chairman, Mrs. Leo Wines, Wonder Lake; workshop chairman, Mrs. Charles Freund, Spring Grove; display chairman, Mrs. LeRoy Welter, McHenry; Bishop's fund table, Mrs. William Boetsch, Burton's Bridge. Parents, Principals Will Meet Tonight Parents will have the opportunity to meet the principals of the schools which their children attend tonight (Sept. 27) at 8:15 p.m. in the Junior high school auditorium. The McHenry Community P.T.A. is featuring the principals' addresses as part of the regular program. Each of the five school leaders will be present and the program will be moderated by Supt. of Schools, Carl Buckner. A board meeting of the executive committee will be held in the library of the school at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Justen have returned from a fourweek trip to Denver, Colo., where they attended the letter carriers' convention. Service Is Our Business... 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The cost for this gala evening of fun will be modest, with the entire proceeds going for nurse scholarships to be awarded this coming year to residents of McHenry county. Voiture 578, to date, has twenty- one graduate nurses along with an additional four in training at the present time. One of the latest graduate nurses is Miss Connie Jayko, who is at the McHenry hospital. Help yourself to a gala evening of fun and at the same time help McHenry county obtain another much needed CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to everyone for their thoughtfulnes&, prayers and many kind deeds extended to me and my family during my recent hospital stay. Bernie Mstchen 9-27-62 Wed Sept. 1 THE GEOFFREY MOSSES Rudi J. Photo The Ringwood Methodist church was the setting for a pretty late summer wedding on Sept. i when Miss Karen Linda Thompson exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Geoffrey Moss. Both young people are students at Northern Illinois university this fall. 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