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c-.' t|i Thursday, August 19. 1965 •**>--. ^«t4j "t. . VfcVW'iEif^-w i- * THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALEB Section One -- Page Thre- MARRIED RECENTLY 1 t I®1""*' Kotalik Studio Photo MR. and MRS. DONALD RUFFIN This pretty bride was Miss Diane Kotalik before her marriage on Aug. 7 in Zion Lutheran church to Mr. Donald Huff in. Roth young people are I'rotn McIIenry, where Ihey will make Iheir future home. BRIDAL COUPLE Kotalik Studio Photo MR. and MRS. ALEX CJOSCINSKI United in marriage in a pretty ceremony performed in St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg, on Aug. 7 were Miss Janet Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson of 5403 N. Thelen drive, McHenry, and Mr. Alex R. Gosrinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goseinski of 4906 N. Thelen drive. They have been enjoying a wedding trip 1o the Pocomo Mountains in Pennsylvania; Both young people are graduates of McHenry high school. The bride is employed in Chicago and her husband io Libertyville. WED AUGUST 7 OLD FOLKS HAVEN * PRIVATE * LOVING CARE 24 Hour Duly Nurse Room & Board, Reasonable PHONE 385-2880 CLIFFORD KIEHL TAKES BRIDE IN CITY OF CHESTER T?»r Mr. Clifford Anthony Kiehl claimed a Chester, 111., girl as his bride last Saturday, Aug. 14, in the First Presbyterian church of Chester. She was Miss Harriet I. Daschka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Victor Daschka of 247 Maple Avenue, Chester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Kiehl of 3813 Oak Avenue, McHenry. Dr. Frank McLaughen officiated St the 6 o'clock evening service. Bob Dahl of Macomb was soloist, singing "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." Two baskets of glads and pom pons decorated the center and both sides of the altar. Pretty Miss Daschka selected for her wedding a gown that featured a sabrina neckline, elbow length sleeves and appliques of. 1 a c e trimming the bodice and appearing again in a row around the bottom of the dress. I-t.was floor length, with bell shaped skirt highlighting a detachable train edged in the lace appliques. Lace and pearl accents adorned the headpiece made of organza roses and holding the three-tiered illusion veil. Her sister, Mrs. Sally Stump, o f C o l o n a , 1 1 1 . , M i s s P e g g y Boothby of Macomb, Miss Doris Galeski of Chester and Mrs. Marilyn Adams of McHenry, the latter a sister of the groom, att e n d e d t h e b r i d e . A l l w e r e dressed similarly in floor length gowns styled with empire waistlines. The bodices were white chiffon crepe over white taffeta, with blue flowered appliques. The A-line skirts were in pale blue chiffon crepe over blue taffeta. Their headpieces were of fresh flowers in blue and white, matching their bouquets. Small Michelle Daschka, the i bride's niece, was the pretty flower girl and was dressed for the role similarly to the adult attendants. John C. Miller of McHenry served as best man and Tom Mueller of Lombard, Don Schoenbeck of Chicago, Mike W e l g e o f C h e s t e r a n d G a r y Adams of McHenry were groomsmen. Ushers were Don Daschka, brother of the bride, of Chester, Ron Stump of Colona, and Terry Ernst of Mount Prosepect. Mrs. Daschka chose a jacket dress of deep rose color, with rose and white accessories. Mrs. Kiehl wore a pale pink lace suit with matching accessories. A dinner dance followed the wedding for 250 guests in the V.F.W. clubhouse in Chester, after which the young couple left on a trip to Wisconsin. They will make their home at 1626 N. Prospect avenue, Apt. 1508, Milwaukee, Wis. Both young people are graduates of the University of Illinois, Mrs. Kiehl with a B.S. degree in retailing and Mr. Kiehl with a B.S. in industrial education. He also received his Master's degree in administration. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta national sorority and her husband belonged to Beta Sigma Psi, national Lutheran fraternity. Mr. Kiehl is a salesman for Humble Oil Co. Attending the wedding from McHenry were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corso, Bill Kinsala, Richard Smith, Jr., Miss Carole Jean Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thennes and Mrs. Marie Kiehl. ART FAIR A number of McHenry area residents will be among exhibitors at the second aanual art fair to be held Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 21 and 22, from noon to 9 p.m. in the Delos F. Diggins library and art gallery, Harvard. The public is invited. Cleanliness, for boys, also, is next to impossible. ' - Kotalik Studio Photo MR. and MRS. CALVERT L. ASH In one of the beautiful wedding ceremonies to be solemnized in this community in recent weeks, Miss Charlene Freund of Johnsburg exchanged vows with Mr. Calvert Ash of Elmwood Park on Saturday, August 7. They will make their home in Deerfield. 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More details on this will be presented at" the next nfeeting. Plans were made to enter & float in the Labor Day parade in Crystal aLke. The float will be assembled at the home of Don Quist in McHenry and all members were urged to help. YD P r e s i d e n t a n d M r s . O ' H a r a a t t e n d e d " a B o o n e county YD meeting in Belvidere Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a YD workshop to be sponsored by the 12th and 16th Congressional districts in October. The next YD meeting will be Wednesday, Sept. 1, in Marengo. Arrangements will be made by Barbara McKee. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY J€2UL<L OtMTAl itoCu McIIenry Hospital Admittances to McHenry hospital during the past week included David Harting, Thomas Erwin, Eva Weinbrenner, Robert Coyle and Robert Henry, Chicago; George Crabtree, Waukegan; Carl Carlson, Frank Peterson, Patricia Anderson, Raymond Geske, Ted Schlake, Florence Reynolds and Kenneth Starritt, Crystal Lake; Margaret Lee, Vilah Ellis and Robert Jertkuis, Round Lake; John Trauten, Aurora; Ruth Aubert, Solon Mills; Linda Chandler, Ingleside; Marie Brown, Fox Lake; Margaret Kennedy, Cary; John Gallagher and Tmilda Simek, Barrington; Priscilla Bleimehl, Winnetka; Reuben Newberg, Wauconda; Brenda Olcott, Woodstock; Jennie Hagberg, Niles; Helen Arendall, Buffalo Grove. Also, Max Canady, Katherine Reining, Edna Avers, Charlie Simmons, Jean Gee. Bernice Froehlig. Lena Abbinante. Lucy Schillace, Lisa Olsen, Gail Engstrom, Matthew Koclis, Jr., Mary Foote, George Duesler, Gloria Mielke, Marbel Taylor, Kurt Kreimer, Pauline Adams, Eleanor Brill, Florence Shaffer, Ralph Huffman, Ruth Pearson, Ruth Genner, Nancy Freund, Richard Golbeck, John Hosie and Marion Winkowski, McHenry. Harvard Hospital Casimir Mikosz of McHenry was a patient during the past week in Harvard hospital. Merorial Hospital Woodstork During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Phyllis Ackerman and Mary Lou Fringer, Ringwood; Marlene Lehr, Jennifer Johnson, Patricia O'Brien, Marguerite Jeffries, Vern Race and Katherine Hinz, Wonder Lake; Marjorie Peters, Joe May, Bertha Tieman. Jean Schiller and Martha Morenz, McHenry. f-^erAonaid Mrs. Ben Justen, Mrs. John Smalt' and daughters drove to Lincoln's. New Salem State Park where they spent Monday and Tuesday of last week. The balance of the week was spent in Springf i e 1 d visiting relatives, sight seeing at Lincoln's Home a n d T o m b , M u s e u m s , S t a t e Hou^e and the State fair. James Doran Will Wed Oregon Girl Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Boucher of 8519 N. Buchanan, Portland, Oregon, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lynn Rae, to James William Doran of 3803 Kane Avenue, McHenry. Miss Doucher is a 1963 graduate of Roosevelt high school in Portland and is presently employed toy a large company in San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Doran, son of Mrs. John L. Boehm of McHenry and the late Robert Doran, attended McHenry high school and at present is a third class petty officer in the Navy. He is currently preparing to embark on a ten-month cruise to the western Pacific. No date has been set for the wedding. ' FIRST ON CRASH SCENE The J. P. Ambulance Service of Wender Lake was the first to reach Highland Park heach, Chicago, following last' Monday night's jet crash. 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