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Page Jmm- MM'1 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 21, 1963 Pridal Couple W K* t'M Thomas Jerome Sharp Honored At Gathering Mrs. John Bolder entertained the following quests at dinner Sunday, M|'. and Mrs. Carl Sharp, Rockford; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burg, Woodstock; Mr§. Jerome Sharp, daughter, Mary Ann, Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sharp, sons, Robert and Michael. The gathering honored the Sharps' new son, Thoma* Jenime, who was christened at St. Patrick's that day with Joseph Burg and Mrs. Carl Sharp serving as sponsors. Marian Father* Club To Hear Sheriff Dowel Sheriff Edward Dowd will talk to the Marian High School Fathers club when they meet at 8:15 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the school cafeteria. His talk will center around th? over-all activities of the office. Refreshments will be served. Colleen Marie Foley Christened Sunday Mrs. Albert Foley entertained about thirty guests at her home on Richmond road Sunday afternoon honoring her jnew granddaughter, Colleen Marie Foley, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Foley, who was christened at St. Patrick > church that day. Out of town folks present were Mr. am Mrs. James Mahoney, son, .1 J., Mr. and Mrs. William Phrlan and children, Chicago; , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phalin Waukegan; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wade, Jr., and ion. ol Crystal Lake. 90TH BIRTHDAY TO BE OBSERVED BY LENA BOHR "A very youthful 90" might best describe Mrs. Lena Bolii of 1411 Court street, Mcllenry, ty'ho will observe her birthday anniversary next Monday, Feb. 25. Neighbors and friends are invited to call either Sunday or Monday to visit with this very interesting lady, who maintains a keen mind and sense of humor in spite of her ninety years. Cards remain among her favorite hobbies, and at least once a month neighbors call lor a social evening of their favorite game. Usually they are Mrs. Louis Stoffel, Mrs. Math Drown and Mrs. FrejJ De- Thorn. Looking at Mrs. Bohr might give President Kennedy a talking point for his physical fitness program. The local nonagenarian smiled as she rc- C.'IIIIMI IT " ys of her youth w Frulcl; Baby Christened Sunday at St. Patrick's The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fruick born 11 McHenry hospital, Feb. 3„ was christened Glen Gerard at St. Patrick's church Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Dale Br^k.i of Roselle 'serving as godparents. The new baby is being showered with much attention from three sisters, Diane, 7, Christanna, 5, and Roxanne, 3, Otehr quests i£ the Fruik home following the ceremony were t^ie Brooks' daughter Valerie, and Charles Bell of Crystal Falls, Mich., the father of Mrs. Brooks. " " . ; koisi kt \i.ni{i;< Miss Joan Young of McHenry became the bride of Robert Albrecht in a holiday wedding performed at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, last Dec. 29. OSMRIlT AL n Attend Concert _ In Waukegan 7, . Mrs. Howard Reinboldt and daughter, Gwendolene, and Mrs. Charles Conway and daughter, Marilyn, attended the Philharmonic Society concert in Waukegan at West Campus auditorium Saturday evening. Four members of the Dr. John L. Waidzunas family, friends of the Reinboldts, are members of the orchestra. Guest star, Rafael Mendez, received a thunderous applause after each. ..selection. Richard Faller, director of the society, was every bit elated as Mendez over the wonderful ovation they received. Gwen RoinboJdt and Marilyn Conway are both musical stu dents, having studied over five years. Gwen will become a member of Jthe orchestra as soon as she is old enough. Dr. and Mrs. Waidzunas and sons, John, Jr., and Tom, have been members Q& thfc SQCfety for quite some time. Blue ana uoia Dinner- Legion Home--Sponsored hy Pack 162. February 26 Fourth Annual Fiesta Spaghetti Dinner--Legion Home- 5 Fourth Annual Fiesta Spaghetti Dinner -- Legion Homo -- 5 to 8 p.m. -- Sponsored by St. Paul's Church. February 27 Lecture Luncheon Club -- Noon -- McHenry Country < ,'lub. February 28 Community PTA Meeting 8:15 p.m.--Edgebrook School-- Guest Speaker, Professor George Walter. March 19 Luncheon and Card Party-- St. Peter's Hall, Spring Grove -- Noon. LENA BOHR find weekly bicycle trips between Chicago and her native Volo. Whether this early training in fitness was at all reoonsible for her longevity, Mrs. Bohr is not sure, but she recalls well the pleasure derived from this recreational pursuit. ' Mrs. Bohr was born in Volo in 1873, and in 1901 married George Bohr in Chicago. After nineteen years in Chicago, the couple moved to Seattle, Wash for* five years, then returned, and for about forty-five years Mrs. Bohr has been making McHenry her home. Since her husband's death, she has resided alone, and even at the age of 90 manages to cook and keep house for herself, as well as employing a "green thumb" on several plants which might well be the envy of more experienced gardeners. In spite of a broken hip suffered seven years ago, Mrs. Bohr manages to get around well with the aid of a cane. For many years she was active in Riverview camp of the Royal Neighbors of America, the Catholic Daughters of America and in work for her church. All of these activities ^he remembers with justifiable satisfaction as she enjoys a well earned rest. McHenry Hospital During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Charles A. lockstcad, Roger Gebhart, Fiances J. Dass and Mae Jadwick, Wonder Lake; Rickie Knowlton, Richmond; William E. Wilke, Hampshire; William Roberts, James Wasson, Evelyn Kelley, Emma Pearson and oscph J. Lapinski, Crystal Lake; Evelyn Meroni and Catherine Eichhorn, Round Lake; Richard Hensen, Lake Villa; Joseph Schmitt, Woodstock; Andrea Foley and Joyce Lianas, Ingleside; Kenneth Kraml, Hinsdale; Ella M. Weichman, Spring Grove; Sam Twinam, Wauconda; Kenneth Beckelman, Fox Lake; Joseph Tothfalusi, Hammond, Ind.; Marilee Taylor, Charles Mc- Innis, James J. Thennes, Joan Haze, Dale Herman, Isabelle Atkins, Virginia Posthuma, Debra Smith, Yolanda Lopez, Irving Morgan, Nicholas Partipilo, Thomas Carlson, Connie Smith, Doris Roberts, Emil Pal, Otis C. Banker, Thomas Weeks, Roland Zabrowski, Olof C. Quick, Phyllis Zabrowski, Margaret L. Hillstrom, Harold Toussaint, Grace Straszynski and Celia Ensminger, McHenry. CRAFTS MEETING The Extension Service will have an all-day crafts meeting at the Farm Bureau building on Wednesday, Feb. 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Although this will be under the direction of the horite advisers, volunteer teachers have been obtained. A1J women of the county are invited to attend and are asked to bring the necessary materials for class. Coffee will be provided for those who bring sack lunches. CONTE Custom Tailor Fine Chicago Custom Tailor Now Living in McHenry Ready to Accommodate You in ALL TYPES OF TAILORING Ladies' A Gentlemen's Clothes By Appointment Call 885-37IS PHILIP CONTE 1003 S. Osage Dr. Oakhurst Subdivision McHenry, Illinois THE RAINBOW CLEANERS TRUCK IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS,.. • • • Too wank the best for yowr family! 385-0927 For Pickup Same* IN DRY ClEANINC Harvard Hospital Douglas Mackinder, Mrs. George Pedersen (and Mrs. Christina Rothermel of McHenry were patients in the Harvard hospital during the past week. Memorial Hospital Patients admitted during the past week to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Barbara Erb, Adolph Dolenski, Master George Whiting, Edward Waddell, Robert Harper, Lorraine Nellis, McHenry; Monica Morris,' McCullom Lake; Henry Luftig, Elizabeth Paulin, Pearl Mathews, Albert Yerkes, C. Dale Shaw, Charles Sullivan and Frank Haworka of Wonder Lake; and Bruno Butler, Ringwood. NYE'S POLICY We can and do give Plaid Stamps WITHOUT increasing price. We guarantee the fairest price in town. (Adv.) NYE DRUG CRYSTAL LAKE GIRL BRIDE OF NORMAN FREUND St. Thomas Catholic church, Crystal Lake, was the setting for a pretty wedding last Saturday, Feb. 16, which united in marriage Miss Marilyn A. Kooney, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Rooney of Crystal Lake, and Mr. Norman R. Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Freund of Johnsburg. The nuptial Mass was solemnized at noon, with Rev. Raymond Eipers officiating. Soloist for the occasion was Dave Kruse of Crystal Lake, who was accompanied on the •>rgan by Mrs. M. Kendall Bird. The church altars were decorated for the weddiftg with bouquets of white pom poms, mums and red carnations. Miss Rooney, given in marriage by her brother, Raymond* Rooney, was radiant in a gown of silk faced peau taffeta, styled with scoop neckline, long tapered sleeves and skirt accented with re-embroidered alcncon lace appliques, extending into a chapel train. Her bouffant veil was caught to a nillbox hat trimmed in pearls. She carrjed an orchid, stephanotis and green ivy on a white prayer book which was a gift of the groom. Mrs. Rollin Gaulke of Cary, twin sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor, and Mrs. Robert Kimble of Crystal Lake, another sister, was bridesmaid. They were attired in rouge red velveteen dresses, fashioned with three-quarter sleeves, scoop necklines, full skirts with bows in back, and white headpieces with veils. They carried red carnations on white fur muffs. Little Judy Rooney of Crystal Lake, niece of the bride, was the pretty flower girl. She wore a dress similar to that of the other attendants and a red velvet circlet with white lace trim as her headpiece. She carried a basket of red and white carnations. Gerald H. Freund served his brother as best man and Stanley J. Freund, another brother, was groomsman. The ushers were Robert Shaft of Waukegan, brother-in-law of the groom, and Robert Peisert of McHenry. David Rooney, nephew of the bride, was the stately ring bearer. Mrs. Rooney selected a Navy sheer dress and corsage of red, sweetheart roses. Mrs. Freund wore a beige lace dress, matching accessories and a corsage of yellow, sweetheart roses. A wedding breakfast was served at the Virginian restaurant for the bridal couple and immediate families following Mass. A reception was enjoyed later at the CrystaT Lake Moose hall, with 150 guests in attendance. The guest book was in charge of Mrs. Marvin Rooney. Later, the newlyweds left on a trip to New Orleans, where they will attend the Mardi Gras. Upon their return, they will reside in McHenry. The bride a graduate of Crystal Lake high school, is secretary to the production manager at Jewel Tea company in Barrington. The groom, a McHenry high school graduate, is engaged in carpentry. PERSONALS Friends' Night Observed In City By Eastern Star Chapter McHenry Chapter, No. 847, Order of the Eastern Star, welcomed members and officers from neighljoring chapters as they observed Friends Night last week. Worthy Matron Harriett Dodd and Worthy Patron Clifford Chambers served as hosts. Guest officers presiding were worihy matron, Margaret Buck and worthy patron, David Buck, Woodstock chapter, in the east; associate matron, Ruth Kraft, and associate patron, King Heath, Nunda chapter; secretary, Marion Hayes, McHenry; treasurer, Ethel Holly, past matron of McHenry chapter; conductress, Maynheld Hewins, Nunda; associate conductress, Ldcille Shaw, Rich mo'nd; chaplain, Helen Hintze 'unior past matron of. Algon quin; marshal, Marion Long, past matron of Nunda; organist, Helen Creamer, McHenry; Adah, Edith Buchert, past matron and grand Adah in 1955, Richmond; Ruth, Frances Vycital, past matron, McHenry; Esther, Beth Reich, Richmond: Martha, Patricia Kunz, Nunda; Electa, Pat Long, Nunda; warder, Herman Besser, past patron, Woodstock ;sentinel. Harry Hintze, junior past patron, Algonquin; soloist, Kathryn Fraizer, past matron of McHenry; guest soloist, Gretchen Poss, McHenry; color nearer, Roy Dodd, past patron of McHenry. Escorted was Gladys Meyers worthy Matron of Mayflower chapter, guest of honor. Refreshments were served on tables decorated in keeping with St. Valentine's Day. LADY MISSIONARY GUEST SPEAKER AT CONVENTION HERE A veteran lady missionary who has come safely through perplexing situations and war problems in the island areas of Southeast Asia will be a guest speaker in a church missionary convention in McHenry. She is Miss Margaret E. Kemp, whose first term of missionary service with the Christian and Missionary Alliance began in 1931, and who is now home on temporary fur- AREA YOUTHS TAKE PART IN COLLEGE TALENT NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rauen, Mrs. Helen Bishop and daughter, Jeannette, and Miss Emma Freund attended the wedding of Miss Marilyn Ann Rooney of Crystal Lake and Norman Richard Freund of Johnsburg which took place at St. Thomas Catholic church in Crystal Lake, Saturday. A reception was held following the ceremony in the Moose hall. Mr. and Mrs. Arch E. Clohan of 3009 N. 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The show will be given each evening at 7:30 in the Larkin high school auditorium in Elin. There are two major purposes for Talent Night. The most important is to earn money for the student scholarship fund that was begun this year. All the proceeds will go to the fund; therefore the size of the scholarship will depend on the success of this show. The second purpose is to increase school unity, spirit, and pride by bringing out the talents of the students. TEACHERS WILL HEAR LEGISLATIVE CHAIRMAN OF IEA The Classroom Teachers association of McHenry will have Clifford Avis, state legislative chairman of the Illinois Education association, as guest speaker at Edgebrook school on Monday, Feb. 25, at 3:30 o'clock. The group feels extremely fortunate in obtaining Mr. Avis to talk, as he is well informed on many items of interest to teachers. He will speak on "Current Legislation." A question and answer period will follow. Complete Cast For March Show lough from her overseas work in Indonesia. She will speak during the annual missionary convention in the Alliance Bible church located at 3813 West John street, McHenry. The dates of the conference are Feb. 26, 27 and 28, and the public is invited to all sessions beginning at 8 p.m. daily, and at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Missionary pictures will be shown each evening. Miss Kemp's earlier years of missionary work were spent in Makassar in the Celebes, where she actually had two careers going, one in teaching in the Makassar Bible school, and the other involved in the secretarial work of the missionary headquarters of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Makassar. Miss Kemp was among the staff of Alliance missionaries in Indonesia whose work was suddenly interrupted by the events of World War II and the Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia. She was associated in the Alliance missionary work with the great missionary statesman and pioneer, Dr. R. A. Jaffray, who was among the number of missionaries who did not survive the rigors of the Japan prison camp. In 1949, Miss Kemp was reassigned by the Alliance mission board to serve in the Kalimantan Barat area of West Borneo, where she is a member of the faculty of the important Alliance Bible school. She has also aided in evangelistic, translation and literature sections of the Alliance work in Bor- SERVES IN CLINIC Friends and acquaintances of Dr. O. E. Nelson of Woodstock will be interested to learn that he left Saturday for the Philippines, where he will be serving as a medical missionary. He will be located in a small town about 150 miles north of Manila, on the, island of Luzon. Ann Varese has announced that casting is completed for the upcoming production of "Bye Bye Birdie," to be held at the McHenry Junior high on the evenings of March 22 and 23 at 7:45 p.m. Nancy Gardiner will do the choreography for the show. She completed her dance teacher's training under the famous Gehl Studio of Dance and Related Arts in Madison, Wis. She is a member of the Dance Masters of Wisconsin and the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters. Nancy continues her studies each summer with outstanding teachers such as A1 Gilbert of Los Angeles and Mr. Tramaine of the Civjc Opera Ballet in Los Angeles. Nancy's husband, Merle, a chemistry teacher at McHenry high, will handle the lighting for the show. Verna Schlorner will be the accompanist. Verna studied with the musical department of DePaul university, accompanied the McHenry Choral club for three years, and included in her extensive professional background are three years as Ann Varese's accompanist on her many professional engagements in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. As show-going devotees in McHenry and surrounding areas well know, Ann Varese usually gives a one-woman show, taking all of the parts herself. With "Bye Bye Birdie" she will take her first venture into producing a full length musical comedy with a full cast. Heading the performers is Ann, starring as Rosie Alvarez; secretary to Albert Peterson, composer-pubjisheragent, played by Ron Burton. They have as their great rock and roll star, Conrad Birdie, played by Bert Kissling. When Conrad is drafted into the Army, they all descend on Sweet Apple, Ohio, for one last rjublicity campaign. Lee Varese, as Kim Mac- Afee, and Ray Spohr, as Hugo Peabody, will be featured as the juvenile leads. Yvonne Matt and Ed Wittrock are happily cast as Mr. and Mrs. MaeAfee, with Don Stinespring as Randolph, their son. A great crowd pleaser in the "Music Man" show, Florence Engdahl will Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rehberg are parents of a son born Feb. 13. A son was born on Valentine's day, Feb. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wickrhah, Jr., of Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Reinhard announce the birth of a soft Feb. 17. , join moras Glenn Hartmann of McHenry is one of eighteen students William Penn college, Oskaloosa, Iowa, aiding President Kennedy's physical fitness program by riding. The group, called the Mounted Statesmen, is new on campus this year and hopes to encourage a more active interest in horses so that in the near future Penn will be represented on parades by good horses and horsemen. They plan to ride in the college colors and carry blue flags with Penn lettered in gold. colorfully portray Albert's domineering mother, Mae Peterson. Appearing as the mayor of Sweet Apple and his wif?, will be Lou Consago and N;-ncy Gardiner. Completing the adults in the cast will be the men's quartet composed of John Leighty, Gus Lakebcrg, SI an Blumberg, and Larry Ekeroth. Mrs. Tiicky Kissling will coach the teen-age/chotous. In featur^cl ^oles as teenagers in Sweet Apple will be' Kathy Beck as Ursula Merkle; Becky Kissling ks Alice; Connie Freund as Annette. Completing the cast of teen-agers will be Sandi Spohr; Dolly Myers, Sue Richards, Kathy Thompson, Jeanie Brinkman, Jan Kraus, Judy Ot,way. Pepper Lopez, Mykel Freund, Linda Crane, Lynne Eichinger, Dianne Johnson, Dyarina Cody, Ed Parks, Jim Benson, Jay Sayler, Jim Marshall, Butch Olsen and Rich Johnson. Scenery will be designed and executed by Lori Wilhelm and Jane Weiss, two well known McHenry artists. Assisting backstage will be Marion Olsen, Harriette Marshall, Shirley Clarke and Jim Morenz. C^icure 5 HAIR STYLISTS 885-0010 1220 N. GREEN ST. MON. thru SAT. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Wed. • Clair* • M««•»•> Depressed? Get out and get a new hair style--it will lift all spirits. Eleanore MArlene LAKEMOOR CHARMHOUSE (Under New Management) Now Serving Breakfast - Luncheon Reasonable Prices Dinner PIZZA as you like it! 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