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Section One-- Page Two *****- THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday^ July 22, 1965 Newlyweds Newly weds Make Home In McHenry Grace Evangelical Lutheran church. Richmond ,was the setting for a loyely wedding on June 26 which' united in marriage Miss Nancy Carol Hall, daughter of Mr.^lind Mrs. Joseph F. Hall of Richmond, and Mr. Glenn William Buchert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Buchert, also of that city. Both young people are graduates of Richmond high school. The bridegroom also graduated from Carthage college and is a science teacher at Toulon Township high school, Toulon. 111. Until leaving for his teaching assignment, the newlyweds | are residing on James Street, McHenrv. Rudi J. Photo MR. AND MRS. MARVIN CAIRNS Miss Nancy Carolyn Griswold of 7317 Sumac Drive, Wonder Lake, became the bride of Mr. Marvin M. Cairns of Rt. 1, Hebron, in a wedding which took place June 26 in Grace Evangelical church, Richmond. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Griswold and the groom is the son of John Cairns. Following a reception at the Legion home in McHenry, the couple enjoyed a trip to the Wisconsin Dells. They are residing at 830 Queen Anne Street, Woodstock. The bride is a 1963 graduate of McHenry high school. Mr. Cairns has served two years in the Air ^Torce and also studied electronics. Both are employed in Crystal Lake. ' Bride Of McHenry Man :,fe in siSiiiSilll i Si; l| " !'l ilSlfB fe. ftiSfl j« h".I'l?'1'"; mm --4A....':lnk. . • 'M"1 MRS. JOHN J. BOL<U<:R Miss Molly Moore of Schuylkill Haven, Pa., and Mr. John J. Bolger, son of Mrs. John A. Bolger of McIIonry, were united in marriage in a beautiful nuptial ceremony performed Saturday, July 10, in St. Ambrose church in Schuylkill Haven. The newlyweds will make their home in Harris burg. Pa. Married In July '& :>! 1 1) 'WW Kotalik Studio Photo MR. AND MRS. GARY RK KKR - Before her marriage on Saturday, July 10, in Zion Lutheran church, this pretty bride was Miss Loridale Virginia Dixon. She exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Gary Lee Ricker in a beautiful ceremony performed by Pastor Carl A. Lobitz. OSMTAL McHenry Hospital During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Harold Engstrom and Joanne Heaver, Lombard; Matthew Hoffman, Audrianne Haremza, Louis Rossetti, Myrtle1 Hill, Chicago; Jerome Dunning, Hinsdale; Kevin Anderson/ Lucille Rose, William Coss, Ralph Popp, Steven Brown, Louis Vansteenkiste and Irvin Veeck, Crystal Lake; Ann Lindsey, Robert Schuler, Linda Krejci, Wauconda. Also William Nicholas, Ingleside; Rebecca Hess " and Mary Smith, Spring Grove; Lloyd Miller. Irene Liptak, Cathy Bat.jes, Wonder Lake; George Richert, Jacqueline Popelka, Woodstock; Vivian Steele, Glen Ellyn; Constance Holleck, Fox Lake; Diane Simms, Lake Zurich; Helen Stoerp, Cary; Norman, Genevieve and Debra Wiese. Grand Rapids, Mich.; Elsie Pearson, Island Lake; Catherine Daker. Round Lake. Also, Eurweri Lawniczak, Anna Havranek, William Knapp, Jean Janeczko, Ann Mabbett, Mark Schmitt. Kenneth Roby, William Meyer, Debra Hanna. Michael Pollock, Clifford Weigel, Emil Magnu-' son, Edwin OH)inski, Judith Calvin, William Hehr, and William Fletcher, McHenry. Harvard Hospital Charles Wyles and Elizabeth Eggens of McHenry and Walterine Rochowicz and Mrs. Ben Slove of Wonder Lake were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. Memorial Hospital Woodstock Among the patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock the past week were Frank Wilson, Charlie Simmons, Betty Roeske, Emma Doronen, Jean Jandt and Frances Michels. McHenry; and Helen Katauskas of Wonder Lake. Thomas Russell of Waukegan Road, McHenry, has been confined to Skokie Valley Community hospital, 9600 Grosse Point Road, Skokie, since suffering a heart attack last week. SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Herbert Ficken, Sr.. who has been confined to McHenry hospital since the auto accident which claimed the life of his wife, Clarice, was reported in good condition this week. HONOR ANNIVERSARY Mrs. James Jones and son, Richard Michael, have returned to Sacramento. Calif., after a two-week visit with parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bock of Cary and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Redwanz of McHenry. During her stay, Mrs. Jones was hostess for a party honoring her parents' twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. MOVE FROM EAST Mrs. Geraldine Randall and children, Jimmy, Linda and Nancy, have moved from Coraopolis, Pa., and are now making their home on Victoria avenue in McHenry. Mrs. Randall will be remembered as the former Gerry Aeverman. SHOP IN McHENRY DEDICATION OF LOG CABIN AT FAIR POSTPONED The McHenry County Historical Society regrets that the dedication of the log cabin cannot take place on opening day of the County Fair as planned. Due to unforseen circumstances such as the early freeze last fall and the late frost in the ground this spring, the slab could not be laid until much later tharf planned. Issuance of state permits and inspectors okay were delayed due to pressure of work and- the owner ,of the farm on. which the cabin stands had previously' committed to rental the pasture where the cabin is located. Fences will have to be cut. when the cabin is moved and danger of the cattle getting out cannot be risked. The moving has been postponed until Oct. 1. Invitations had already been issued to all supervisors and assistant supervisors and to all mayors and village presidents. The society has just been given a farm wagon, corn shelter and other items by Mrs. Elizabeth Burgett of Hebron, and is trying to get them picked up in time to display them at the site of the cabin on the fair grounds. Several people have expressed interest in the historical society but said they had never been asked to join. There never has been a membership drive, only through publicity has the society asked anyone interested in preserving the items and history of "the early days, to become a member. Anyone may do so by sending in a membership for the following classifications: $1 or $5 for individual membership; $5 for organizations; $15 for businesses and $100 for life membership to be made in one payment. All other memberships are on a yearly basis. PRELIMINARY JUDGING FOR COUNTY QUEENS Blondes and brownettes -- but no redheads -- paraded before the four judges in preliminary competition of the Miss McHenry County contest last week. But no judgments were announced. In fact, the judges jotted many notes, observed the candidates as they appeared in formals and swim suits, and visited with them before the program began. They also added one unscheduled feature to the program which they said afterwards proved "very helpful." They asked to interview each of the girls formally for about five minutes each. Judges will return Aug. 5 when the finals are held before the McHenry County Fair grandstand audience. The Miss McHenry County contest is the opening night grandstand feature and will include twelve young women from a dozen county cities. The judges are Betty Lou Taylor, Patricia Stevens, Inc.; Karl Edmon, WKRS program director; George Menard, WBBM-TV farm director; and Joe Baisch, general manager and executive vice-president, W REX-TV. Meanwhile the candidates are making radio and TV appearances and posing for photos, all in the interest of calling attention to the outstanding fair which begins Aug. 5 at the Woodstock fairgrounds. Local candidates are Patti Gray of McHenry, sponsored by VFW Post and auxiliary, and Ronee Sommers of Wonder Lake, sponsored by the fire department of that community. DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS • '• $1.00 MONDAY -- Spaghetti & Meat Balls TUESDAY -- Pork Cutlets, Mashed Potatoes & Vegetable • . $1.10 WEDNESDAY -- Corned Beef & Cabbage, Boiled Potato .... $1.10 THURSDAY -- Thuringer & Kraut, Boiled Pofiito $1.10 FRIDAY Haddock, French Fries & Vegetable .. jjil.00 TOMASELLOS 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. Joliijsbtirg, Illinois PHONE 885-1475 OAK PAR West Shore Pistakee Bay OAK PARK HCTFl - j , Pistake* Boy hoed Phone 385-0176 COOK-OUT (Inskle or Outside) Every Wednesday 5-10 p.m. featuring Charcoal Broiled Steaks, Ribs, Chickens. Hot Dogs and Brattwurst. served with corn-on-thc-Cob, Raked Potatoes, Rolls and Butter. EVERY FRIDAY -- 5 io 11 p.m. Open Daily for Breakfast, Luncheon & Dinners Teachers Enjoy Vacation Trip Alice and Leta Clark, teach- I ers at Valley View and Land- | mark Schools, have just rej mi ned from a vacation trip in I the Fast. They were accomi panied by two nieces, Cheryl ! Nickels and Cindy Clark, j Boarding the train in Chi- I cago, the group enjoyed watchling a first-run movie as the train sped toward Washington; D. C., their first destination. Among the interesting places visited there were the Bureau of Archives, the White House.: the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and the Capit. oF The Senate was in session and the four found the debate on "Mfdi^cdrc/-1 very informative. Trmrs of Mt. Vernon and Arlington Cemetery with a visit to President Kennedy's grave completed their sight-seeing. One evening was spent in Ihc home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pieper of Alexandria, Va. Mr. Pieper is the son of the Hugo Piepers, former Wonder Lake residents. He is employed in United States Naval Research Center. The Piepers have four children, Pamela, Paige, Phil and Paul. While at Philadelphia, visits were made to Independence Square, the United States Mint, and other points of interest. An afternoon was spent at Atlantic City where the four enjoyed the boardwalk and a dip in the ocean. * Four nights were spent in New York City with two days at the World's Fair, and the rest of the time taken up with tours of the United Nations, a visit to the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and Radio City. The trip was completed with a day at Niagara Falls. WOMAN'S CLUB FEDERATION MEETS HERE A board meeting of the McHenry County Federation of Woman's Clubs was held on July 13 at the home of Mrs. Jerry Janquart at Pistakee Highlands. Eighteen members of the various clubs attended, and guests were Mrs. W. Peter, director at large of the Eleventh district, and Mrs. H. Evens, vice-president of the district. It was decided that the project for the year ahead woud be to promote donations to help the retarded children of Wonder Lake. Mrs. Huff will furnish films to organizations that would like to participate in the program. President Mrs. Janquart and Mrs. Frank Heinemann gave an infontiative report on their attendance at the Eleventh district convention in Chicago recently. A discussion followed to promote a program which would involve all county clubs, requesting them to write managers, with duplicate copies to majors, asking a ban on indecent movies at some drive-in theatres. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Under; Good of the Bethel, our honored queen, Ruth Lightner, introduced Sue Lynn Richardson at the last meeting. Sue is a mentber of Bethel 98 but now lives in New York so we only get to see her when she comes to McHenry on her vacations. After the meeting, the girls picked the Masons who are to be secret fathers this terni. Then everyone moved to the park for a box social. On Slave Day, each of the girls did some kind of job and then contributed the money she earned to our treasury. The next meeting will be Western Night and a play will be given. McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. James Schultz are parents, of a daughter born July 11. * A daughter was born July 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Charrey. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Falk of Crystal Lake welcomed a daughter July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colberg of Round Lake announce the birth of a daughter July 12. A Ringwood couple, . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brandt, became parents of a son July 13. A daughter was born July 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graziano. On July 16 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller of Carpentersville. A daughter was born July 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Myers of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinkstaff announce the birth of a daughter July 16. A son was born July 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bauml. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thompson announce the birth of a daughter, Lisa Ellen, on July 10. She weighed 9 lbs., 10 oz., and has two brothers, Douglas, 9, and Brian, 7. Mrs. Thompson is the former Carol Stilling, daughter of Mrs. Ben Stilling and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. Loren Thompson of Woodstock. Memorial Hospital, Woodstock On July 14 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Clory. Mr. and Mrs. James Hartmann of Wonder Lake are parents of a son July 16. A daughter was born July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gildemeister of Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Busch announce the birth of a daughter July 19. CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to the trustees of the Village of Sunnyside, The Sunnyside Social Club, Mr. Chuck Miller, Mr. Casimer Kasperski, Richard Schneider, Allen Casey and all the others who helped to get our swimming program off to such a wonderful start. Mothers of the Sunnvside & Pistakee area 7-22-65 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our neighbors, friends and relatives for all their visits, cards and gifts extended to us while we were in the hospital and at home. Also special thanks to the staff at McHenry Hospital. Mary and Duane Schmitt 7-22-65 Any Plastering You'd Like Done? Ask about our LOW COST HOME IMPROVEMENT s* LOANS! McHENRY STATE BANK "Always Serving; You -- All Ways" Since 1906 Phone 385-1040 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I •tr t • • Annual Card Party Of McHenry, Garden Club On July 14 the McHenry Garden club held its annual card party at . the home of Mrs. Marshall Leonard on Pistakee Bay. It was a beautiful day, with a cool breeze coming off the water to keep everyone comfortable. All the tables were set up on the large screened porch of the Leonard home. After a luncheon of delicious sandwich loaf, cookies, tea and coffee, everyone settled down to an enjoyable afternoon of cards. Honor Mrs. Staines At Birthday Party A gathering was held at the William Staines home last Sunday, honoring Mrs. Staines on her birthday anniversary. Present to enjoy the day were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Staines, Mrs.^ Elmer Smalfelt, Mrs. Don Pridemore and son, Don, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Penz and children, all of Kenosha, Wis.; Mrs. William Guffey and children of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Staines and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heniken and Mr. and Mrs. George Pattinson of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glosson and Mrs. Irene Guffey of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Mac E. Booth of Grayslake. Brian and Clyde Penz, Jr., remained for a week. Junior W.C.O.F. To Hold Annual Outing Junior members of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Clara's Court, No. 658, will enjoy their annual outing on Wednesday, July 28. The girls will travel to the new Milwaukee Zoo, with busses leaving St. Mary's school at 10 a.m. and arriving home at 5 o'clock. Lunch, bus fare and admission to the zoo will be provided by the court. Reservations should be made no later than 7 p.m. Monday, July 26, by calling Mrs. Richard S. Freund, Mrs. Ed Buss or Mrs. George Rodenkirch. Pre-school age girls should be accompanied by their mothers. Any mothers willing to act as chaperones are asked to call a committee member. St. Clara's Court To Enjoy Smorgasbord Members of St. Clara's Court, No. 659, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, will partake of a smorgasbord at Morton Grove on Aug. 4, followed by a tour through a cosmetic plant. A bus will leave St. Mary's parking lot at 10:45 a.m. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Duane Andreas or Mrs. Bernard Bauer by July 28. R.N.A. OUTING Reservation for the annual outing of Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R,N,A,, must be made no later than Aug. 3 by calling 385-3271 or 385- 5473. The outing will be held at Tomasello's in Johnsburg on Aug. 10 at 8:30 p.m. Post Parade ^ Luncheon Enjoyed Mrs. Donald (Audrey) Kinsala was hostess to visiting political dignitaries, friends and relatives at a post parade luncheon at the Kinsala home, 206 N. Rhonda, McHenry, last Sunday afternoon. Honored guests were Hep. Thomas Hanahan, Jr., Ftep. William Giblin and Mayor and Mrs. Donald P. Doherty. Officers and members of the McHenry County Young Democrats in attendance, were Mr. and Mrs. Russ O'Hara and family and Mr- an(i Mrs- James McKinley and family of Crystal Lake, Donald Quist, Donald Kinsala and Joe Moerschbaecker, Jr., of McHenry, Dick Sager of Algonquin and Mrs. Barbara McGee and children of Marengo. ^ Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corso, William Kinsala, Miss Mildred Kinsala and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Johnston of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner of McHenry Shores, Elmer Kinsala . of Batavia, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirisala and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Blanchard and children of Chicago. Birthday Party For Thomas Young Thomas Young, son of Mi*, and Mrs. David Young, was honored at a birthday party held Sunday, at his home. The youngster was a year old on Tuesday, July 20. Fifteen guests, including relatives and friends were present to enjoy a buffet luncheon. Gathering Honors Mrs. Nettie Weber Mrs. Nettie Weber was guest of honor at a family celebration held last week in honor of her eighty-third birthday anniversary. A picnic and party were enjoyed at Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake. Present to help her celebrate the day were her two sons, Robert and Carl N. Weber, and their families and a daughter, Mrs. Marty (Helen) Conway, and family; also Mr. and Mrs. William Neumann and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber, Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vacula and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Conway and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Conway and family and Mr. and Mrs. Klapperich and family, Kathy, Patty and Martin Conway, Donald Mercure of Lakemoor and Mrs. Myra Bartlett of Skokie. Mrs. Weber remains busy, maintaining her apartment and hotel rooms in the building which once housed a large hotel operated by herself and her husband. She also occupies herself with the hobby of gardening. STUDENT TEACHER Roy Brodersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brodersen of 4506 Ponca, Cooney Heights, will do his practice teaching in history and geography in a new Mundelein high school next fall. The young man will graduate from Northern Illinois university in February. wi taki to water with low prices! swifosuit SALE. Now, just when you need swimsuits, prices drastically reduced on new sun and water fashions. Hurry in -- stock up on swimsuits and save! ALSO FANCY SWIM HATS 20% OFF Savings On All Sportswear Slacks, shorts in all lengths, and to go with them shirts and the exciting, new tops. A first-rate selection while they last! McHENRY, ILLINOIS