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> - "* 1 - *3%' ft'f* "-" Section One -- Page tWo THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, Jifhe 17, 1965 to**. BRIDAL COUPLE JUDITH MAKOWSKl MakowskMVetzel Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Henry Makowski of 2241 N. Oakley, Chicago, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Susan, •to Terry L. Wetzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Wetzel of 615 S. McHenry Ave., McHenry Shores. Judith is a 1963 graduate of Madonna high school, Chicago, and is presently employed by a Chicago insurance company. Terry is a 1962 graduate of McHenry Community high, attended Elgin Community college and has been employed as an associate customer engineer. At present, he is serving in the United States Armed Forces. Family Gathering: For Chester Supeks Last week, a family gathering also was the occasion for a surprise thirty-second wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Supek of 712 N. Center street. About twenty-five guests arrived to honor the couple, among them the Supeks' daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hebert and ohildren of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mercure of McHenry. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Davis and daughter of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Fukar and daughters of Sauk Village. Mr. and Mrs. Zach and' sons of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. John Ivanski and friend of McHeniy. Hospital Sewing Guild Meets The regular monthly business meeting of the Sewing Guild to the McHenry hospital auxiliary was held June "!0 at the home of Tillie Ahrens with thirteen members present. A report was given on the successful card party held June 8 at the K of C hall. A good crowd attended and the proceeds of $100 were given to the hospital building fund. A discussion was held about thd articles to be made and sold in the Pink Lady shoppe. There will be no meetings of the guild during July and August. Double Celebration At Kempfer Residence A double celebration was held at the Frank 'Kempfer home on Washington Street Sunday, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Kempfer on their twenty-second anniversary and their son, Michael, who graduated from McHenry Junior high school last week. A delicious 5 o'clock dinner was followed by cards and visiting and the honorees presented with many gifts. A pleasant surprise of the evening was a call from the Kempfers' son, Albert, who is serving with the Navy at Norfolk, Va. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simon and daughter, Barbara, and Joseph Jeovanazzi of Chicago; Mrs. Marie Vales and son, Albert, Frank Kempfer, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Glosson, Mrs. Bruno Rodell, the Bud Roewer family, Debbie and Joseph Kempfer, Jay Doherty, Eddie Boyle, Richard Klapperich, Randy Meyer, Gary Fairchild, Jim Larkin and Adam Johnson. TVTDR A GREGORY MIELING MARRIED JUNE 12 Miss Sandra Lynn Larson, daughter of the Cordon Larsons of 6710 McCullom Lake Road, and Gregoiy Mieling, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mieling, Sr.. of 3S11 K. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, were married Saturday. Jtine 12, in the Wonder Lake Bible Church at 1:30 p.m. Rev Richard Wright officiated at the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore. a floor length gown of organza over taffeta, with fitted bodice and bracelet length sleeves. Lace appliques and seed pearls extended down the bodice through the princess lines of the dress The skirt was a full bouffant type with draped chapel train accentuated with a back bow and decorated with seed pearls Her silk illusion veil was held in place by a double crown of tiny pearls. She carried an old-fashioned colonial bouquet of white roses, carnations and lilies of the valley. Baskets of white gladiolus, stock, and mums adorned the altar of the church. Honor attendant for the bride was Miss Hope Messamore, a friend. Miss Diane Dimon, cousin of the bride served as bridesmaid and Miss Vicki Larson, cousin of the bride, served as junior bridesmaid. All of the girls wore floor length ice blue organza sheaths with organza and chiffon overskirts. Their headpieces were blue crowns with matching blusher veils. They all carried se^ii-cascade bouquets of white carnations with ice blue net and ribbons. Mrs. Larson chose a turquoise lace sheath with matching accessories for her daughter's wedding. L^pr corsage was of white roses. Mrs. Mieling. whose dress was fashioned with a pink lace bodice and pink chiffon skirt, chose white carnations for her corsage. Honor attendants for the groom were his brother, Timothy Mieling; serving as best man, Richard Schroeder of Chicago and Thomas O'Brien of Wonder Lake, Gary Larson (brother of the bride) and La Vern Gustafson (cousin of the bride) serving as groomsmen and ushers respectively. A reception for 150 relatives and friends was held at The Timbers in Woodstock immediately following the ceremony. The bride and groom are both graduates of Harrison school and McHenry high school. Sandra has !>een working in Crystal I.ake as a receptionist and "Skip" is in the Navy Nuclear Submarine Service. They will honeymoon on their trip back to the East Coast, where they plan to make their home in Groton. Conn. Silver Wedding Open Hoiise June 19 Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy "Bud" Miller will observe their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 19, when open house will be held at the Johnsburg Community club hall. Friends are invited to attend at 8 o'clock in the evening. Rita Freund and "Bud" Miller were married June 19, 1940 at St. John the Baptist Church. Attendants were A1 vin Freund, Lorraine Freund Rutzen, Diane Neiss, George Miller and Mrs. Bud .(Frcida) Nystedt. The Millers have three children, Mrs. Gerry i Georgette i Sobiesk, Nancy and John, anc one granddaughter, Debra Ann Sobiesk. Open House For Walter Browns Walter and Orian Brown wil' observe their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 26, in St. Peter's parislhall, Spring Grove. A buffet supper will be served at 5:30 in the evening. An invitation to open house is extended t( all their friends. CHICAGO GIRL BECOMES BRIDE OF R. H., VAUPELL A beautiful wedding was solemnized in Edgeb^ook Lutheran church, Chicago, on Saturday, June 12, uniting in mari iage Miss Sheryl Lynn Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Rudi J. Photo MR. AND MRS.. ALLAN ETHRRIIXiE ATTENTION!! HEARING AID USERS McHenry's Oldest Hearing Aid Center For Over 16 Years at the Same Location EAR MOLDS MADE TO ORDER BATTERIES TO FIT ALL MODELS Repairs & Service on All Makes A Complete Line of 1965 Hearing Aids (Plus many like new reconditioned aids) -- COME IN OR CALL -- RENA SCHAID O TAR ION HEARING CENTER 1407 N. Green McHenry Phone 385-0125 Mr. Allan F. Etheridge of Crystal Lake claimed as his bride Miss Marilyn Jean Fuchs of McHenry in a pretty wedding which took place last Saturday, June 12, in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Johnsburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fuchs of 3108 N. River Park Drive, McHeriry, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Etheridge, Jr., of 106 McHenry Avenue, Crystal Lake. Rev. Fr. A. Weidemann officiated at the 2 o'clock afternoon ceremony, for which the children's choir sang. The altar was decorated with bouquets of peonies. Blonde Miss Fuchs was charming in a white organza gown styled with scoop neckline, elbow length sleeves and cummerbund detailed with schiffli lace. The bell skirt featured a detachable chapel length train also detailed with lace. Her silk illusion veiling fell from a double crown of pearls and aurora boreal is and she carried a bouquet consisting of a white orchid, white roses and stephanotis. Miss Janice Huff of Johnsburg acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Carl Kephart of Champaign and Miss Doris Ann Wemhoff of Humphrey, Nebr.,- both cousins of the bride. Miss Paula Etheridge. the groom's sister, was junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore matching floor length gowns in turquoise, fashioned simply with scoop necklines and short sleeves. The skirts were classic dome silhouettes which featured two panels in the back, caught up by a large bow. On their heads they wore organza bows detailed with pearls and a rose, with silk illusion veiling in the same color as the dresses. Their bouquets were of pink glamellias. S/Sgt. Stanley Etheridge, stationed at Colorado Springs, Colo., served his brothei^as best man and groomsmen werfe, Wayne Fuchs, brother of tne bride, and Robert Grantyof Crystal Lake, a friend. Ushers were Thomas Fuchs of Johnsburg, brother of the bride, md Jack Etheridge of Addison. 111., uncle of the groom. Mrs. Fuchs chose a pink embroidered silk organza dress, matching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations and roses. Mrs. Etheridge was attired in a pastel sheath gown .vith lace medallion trim. She had white accessories and a corsage of white carnations and yellow roses. A reception for 350 guests was held at 5 o'clock at the Johnsburg Community Club. The Jormer Miss Fuchs is a graduate of McHenry high school and is a billing typist at Keulfel & Esser in Northfield. The groom graduated from Crystal Lake high school .and Elgin Community college. He also attended the University of Illinois. At present, he is material analyst in production control at Oak Manufacturing Co., Crystal Lake. Plan Annual Style Revue A meeting of committee chairmen for the annual style show of St. Mary's Home and School Association was held recently at the home of Mrs. John Herdrich. Plans were discussed for the event, which will take place Aug. 18 at 12:30 at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Mrs. Herdrich and Mrs. Girard Zimmerman will act as co-chairmen of this year's show, Mrs. George Gilpin will again act as narrator and Miss Kathy Steinsdoerfer will be organist. Mrs. Donald Weingart has been selected in charge of table settings; Mrs. Richard Freund, salads; Mrs. Charles Weingart, dessert; and Mrs. Karl Abbink, coffee. Table decorations will be carried but by Mrs. James Althoff. Other committtee heads include Mrs. Elmer Freund and Mrs. Clarence Young, waitresses; Mrs. Robert Afeld and Mrs. Victor Bassi, tickets; Miss Judy Herdrich, posters; Mrs. Joseph Gausdcn, prizes; Mrs. Richard Justen and Mrs. Richard Hester, gifts; Mrs. Edward Buss, transportation of clothes; Mrs. Fred Meyer, publicity; and Fred Meyer, stage. cn.W. Ro:s of 7015 N. Tahoma, ( hicago, and Mr. Robert IT. Vaupell, son of Mr. and Viv Harold I-T. Vaupell of 518 N. Country Club Drive, Mc Henry. Rev. Michael C. D. McDanie' ' fficiated at the 4 o'clock afternoon ce^cmony, for which Alvin Behnke was soloist. The pitars., of the chuTh- were do ••crate,I wi'h bouquets of whit 'flowers.. Pretty Miss Roks selected p floor, length silk organza dresr vvith penu rl'ange lace trim or the neckline, bodice and skirt The teacup length sleeves were of penu d'ange" lace and the .same lace extended down the back of the chapel length trriin. Her headpiece was a crystal and Seed pearl, crown, and- held in-, place. a French ^iik illusion -veil.. She carried ! 'i cascade bouquet of stephanrt. is and phaelanopsis. Miss Nancy Denzin of Sheboygan Falls, Wis., acted as maid of honor anrl bridesmaids were Miss Roxanne Plapp of Milwaukee and Miss Sharron Salat of Chicago. Miss Sarah Duncan of Winnetka was the junior bridesmaid. All were attired similarly in floor ! length pink crepe dresses trimj mod at. the empire style waistj line with pink satin. Large I bows were in matching pink. Their crescent-shaped bouquet; were of pink elegance carnat ions. Miss Collec.i Beazley of Park Ridge was the * flower girl, attired in a pink silk organza, floor length dross in the same style as the bridesmaids Scott Ross of Chicago, brother of the bride served as best man and groomsmen were James Ed'Ier^q^IIomewood and egge of Wi Be Wise SHOP IN McHENRY Speediest Way To Get Cab Service No matter where you are, our Radio Dispatchec^' Cab is always ready to Iserve you. Your call brings iflover fast. \ McHenry Cab Phone 385-0723 3609 \V. Elm Street Open Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. CThat Touc£ O FART SUGGESTS... DECORATE VOl'R HOME VVITH O R I G I N A L S SECTION NO. 1 124 To Choose •• From $1 lo $24 SECTION NO. 2 46. Tn Choose From }25 to $250 RENTALS -- 10% of purchase prfce puts your choice in your home for a month for your\pproval --* Rental fee applies toward purchase price. ARTISTS: For consignment information Call 385-4910 " Master William Krause of McHeniy was ring bearer. Mrs. Rdsi selected a poudre blue, silk linen street length dress, with which she wore a matching blue hat. Mrs. Vaupell wore a moss green dress of silk peau de soie and matching accessories. Both had corsages of pink carnations anfcL slephanotis. A garden brunch was served at the home of the bride's' aunt ahd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Duncan, in Winnetka at 11 o'clock in the morning. Following the late afternoon nuptial rite, 275 guests gathered at the Lake Shore Club for a reception. After a trip to Lakekof the Ozarks, Mo., the newlyweds will make their home at 234 Laflin Avenue, Apt. 3, Waukesha, Wis. . • The bride is a Senior at Carroll college, where she is a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority. The bridegroom gradu- 'ted. from Carroll college, where he was active in Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He is entering a training program for Godfrey Co., in Waukesha. Among those who attended the wedding were (he bride's grandparents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. James Ross of Chicago and Mrs. Roy E. Rowan of Park Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Vaupell hosted the rehearsal dinner given last week in Chicago. 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. Special thanks to those who gave toward the fund which is being used to purchase a headstone. Your kindnesses have meant much to us. 6-17-65 The Hovseth family Jack Yei 'onder Lake. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards, visits, etc. while I was in the hospital. It was very much appreciated. 6-17-65 Will Claxton Observe Silver Wedding MK. AND MRS. ORLO McMAHON "N Mr. and Mrs. Orlo McMahon of 5214 W. Hunter Drive, McHenry, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday. June 12. with dinner at Richmond for relatives and friends. The McMahons were married in the Lutheran church at Findlay, Ohio. June 15. 1940, and have resided in Lakeland Park for the past eight years. They have two daughters, Ruth Ann, at home and Mrs. Ralph d.inda) Kraeplin of Crystal Lake; also three grandchildren. Cindy, Raymond and Craig. But Mr. Van Bucks, yon don't need Mac on the trip., your ear has SUMMER TRAVEL SPECIAL!' START YOUR VACATION RIGHT! START 0UJ WITH A GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE SUMMER TRAVEL SPECIAL! A to-Slop FNturtd Satfn fcr 4UNI • JULY • Aitcusr Only $9.95 Plus Parts • BRAKE INSPECTION % LIGHT INSPECTION * EXHAUST SYSTEM INSPECTION * STEERING INSPECTION • BATTERY INSPECTION AL COLLINGBOURNE BUICK - OLDS, INC. 107 X. Front Street Route 31 (Across from Roller Rink) Hours: Daily 9-9 Sunday 11-2 McHenry. Illinois Phone 385-7200 MARRIED JUNE 12 MR. AND MRS. JAC K SC HOEXHOLTZ Mr. Jack Schoenholtz of McHenry claimed as his bride Miss Bette Ann Davis of Scales Mound, 111., in a lovely wedding solemnized last Saturday, June 12, in Holy Tiinity Catholic Church, Scales Mound. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis of that city and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Schoenholtz of 3811 Waukegan Rqad, McHenry. Rev. Henry Wecherle officiated at the 11 o'clock marriage in a church decorated with pink and white cut flowers on the altar. Mildred Horan was organist and the soloist was Jeanne Hesselbacher. Pretty Miss Davis selected a floor length silk organza gown with bell skirt and Swiss motif in scroll and pearl embroidery on both the bodice and skirt. It was styled with bateau neckline, long, tapered sleeves and a detachable cathedral train fastened at the waist by two cabbage roses. Her headpiece wasi an organza pillbox accented by organza and pearl motifs with fingertip veil. She carried two small orchids with lily of the valley. Mrs. Ruth Ann Hogan of Elgin, sister of the groom, actcd as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Linda Davis of Scales Mound, the bride's sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hammer of Scales Mound, Miss Celeste McClain of Westchester and Miss Linda Ness of Lake Zurich. They were attired similarly in full length white nylon organza over white taffeta, featuring pink embroidered nylon organza bodices with pink ribbon bands at the waist forming bows and two streamers in the back. They chose pink picture h>ts and carried bouquets of cascading pink daisies. Little Julie Davis acted as flower girl for her aunt, .wearing a dress of white silk organza over pink taffeta, with pink embroidered bodice and white ribbon band with bow streamers at the back. Charles Davis of Scales Mound, brother of the bride, served as best man and groomsmen were Jerry Hogan, brother-in-law of the groom, Homer Basset t of Johnsburg, Don Parisi of Carpentersville and Richard Keller of McHenry. The ring bearer was John White of Steward, 111. A reception followed the wedding for 350 guests at the Flamingo tea room. The newlyweds will make their home at 823 Greenbriar Road, DeKalb. Miss Davis received her BA degree in psychology from Northern Illinois university, where she was a member of Alpha Sigma social sorority. She has been employed as psychiatric social worker at the East .Mo*., line State hospital, East. MO" - line. The groom, a McHenry'"* high school graduate, has hia-- BS degree in political science- ' and is doing graduate work i£ul supervision and curriculum a*K Northern Illinois University. Advertise - It Pays FATHER S DAY JUNE 20 Dad's biggest day. Grandad s too! Sftefnemiel Sotk tvif/i a by VAN H EE U S E 1ST * Dads deserve the best! 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