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oil One -- Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* March 24,1966 Father ' Daughter Banquet Mary Pat Mrachek, left, and Bonnie Einspar pose with their fathers, George Mrachek and Robert Einspar, at the father-daughter banquet of the Junior Legion auxiliary held last Sunday at the Legion home. Mary Pat is president of the junior group and Bonnie is immediate past president. President Mary Pat Mrachek- is shown presenting a fifteen-year pin for continuous membership to Charlene Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid. The award was made at last Sunday evening's father-daughter banquet of the Junior Legion auxiliary. More than 100 persons attending enjoyed community singing led by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guettler. Among their "chorus" were the five Guettler daughters and their "adopted" daughter, Mercure, foreign exchange student from Viet Nam who is living with the Guettler family this year. STATE REGENT TO ADDRESS DAR COUNTY MEETING The guest of honor at the March 28 meeting of the Kishwaukee Trail chapter of DAR, which will be held at the home of Mrs. John K. Tornow, 1011 Rose street, Woodstock, will be the state regent of the Illinois organization, NSDAR, Mrs. Richard H. Thompson, Jr. Mrs. Thompson was born in Muncie, Ind., and received a bachelor's degree at Columbia university. She has taught music and art in several high schools and colleges. As an under- graduate student at Northwestern she used her artistic talent in illustrating the school publications, "Purple Parrot" and "Syllabus". Her water color paintings have been exhibited in numerous shows and galleries. She has traveled widely throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Africa and the Near East. Mrs. Thompson has served the DAR with ability and distinction ;n various capacities. With such a background, her utalk on "New Trends in DAR" is eagerly anticipated by DAR members and guests. RITA WEYLAND PLANS LEADIN LOCAL THEATRE Rita Weyland, well known McHenry actress, will be recreating her hilarious lead characterization of the teetotalling spinster, Miss Skillon, who falls off the wagon in the production of "See How They Run" at the Twilight Ridge Playhouse, Rt. 31, Crystal Lake. Mrs. Weyland portrayed the old maid who drinks not wisely but too much, eight years ago in the Crystal Lake Players production of the same play So vivid was her characterization, the present director, J.J. Butler, who incidentally directed the previous presentation, contacted Mrs. Weyland personally, and asked if she would do the role again. The show f opened Friday, March 18, and ' continues each Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 p.m. through April 2. PROPOSED SCHOOL EXPANSION IS TOPIC OF PTA The Johnsburg P.T.A. monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 29, at 8 p.m. in the public school gymnasium. The election of the nominating committee will be conducted by the president, Richard Morley. A discussion on the proposed expansion of the educational facilities of District 12, including dual enrollment, will be presented by the Citizens. Informational council of St. John's parochial and Johnsurg public schools. Mrs: Louise Worzala and Jerry 01- sen of the publicity committee are speakers for the evening. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. A reminder is given to mark your calendar on Saturday, April 2, for the annual Fun Fair to be held from 4 to 9 p.m. in the school gym. Donations are still being taken for the Saks Fiftho Avenue, Country Store and bake sale departments. For pick-ups, contact Mrs. Ginny Covalt, Mrs. Marge Barth or Mrs. Florence McCormick. WINS SCHOLARSHIP Lakeland Park C'lnb Holds Spring Party The Lakeland Park Woman's club is sponsoring a spring luncheon and card party to be held on Wednesday, March 30, at the American Legion home in McHenry. Serving time will be 11:30 a.m. A salad bar with ham roll-ups will be featured. Following the luncheon, those wishing to play cards may do so. There will be table prizes for each table as well as special prlzfes. Tickets may be obtained from club members or may be purchased at the door. DAMAGE SUIT A $50,000 damage suit has been opened before a jury, brought by George Northcott of Downers Grove against the McHenry Country club. The suit results from an alleged fall by Northcott on the club property in 1964. FINE ARTS GUILD PRESENTS UNUSUAL MARCH PROGRAM On Thursday, March 24, at 10 a.m., Stuart Struever will show his pictures of "Buried Kaskackia" at the Opera House in Woodstock. The program is being sponsored by the Women's guild of the Fine Arts association. Tickets are available at the door. "Buried Kaskaskia" begins centuries, even thousands of years ago when civilizations grew, flourished, and disappeared. They wrote nothing down, leaving no trace except for the items of their daily life-tools, ornaments, villages and cemeteries left behind. O v e r t h e c e n t u r i e s t h e s e collapsed into the earth and wore covered, sometimes houses built over them, corn "planted in them, or highways dug through them. Now, men have begun to search out these ruins, recovering the bits of evidence which pieced togetheis^ive a picture of life in early times. These men are "archaeologists", and Stuart Struever is one of them. We will repeat his morning program at 1 p.m. for the benefit of students. It will be open to aduits, but Creative Living ticket holders will attend the morning performance. Luncheon will be served following the morning meeting. Man's ability to get out of trouble is exceeded only by his dumbness in getting into it. I y'lfl' :. , '• Jr" GINNY GREK Miss Ginny Grek, an M.C. H.S. student, has been awarded a president freshman scholarship for $500 and the privilege of using $1,000 maximum national defense student loan at Simpson college, Indianola, Iowa. CLUB PROVIDES SPECIAL PARTY AT VALLEY HI In response to the St. Patrick's Day party that was sponsored by the McHenry Woman's club for the residents of the Valley Hi Nursing home on Thursday, March 18, the following letter was received by Mrs. Hugh Locker, Woman's club president, from Howard H. Nehlig, co-administrator of the nursing home: "It is once again our pleasure to extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every member of the McHenry Woman's club for another fun-filled afternoon of entertainment. "The game (with all those wonderful prizes) and thosetasty refreshments afterward were once again a real hit with everyone, and then the singing took place added even more to the superb afternoon of fun. "Thanks again everyone, especially you ten members that came along to help with the party, especially Yvonne Matt for her grand job in leading the singing, Paul Jessup and Dr. Hopfear for accompanying you ladies this time and lending a helping hand, and Mrs. Gertrude Jessup for her grand job as chairman of the party. A good tme was had by all." Members who were on hand to lend assistance include Mrs. Paul Jessup, chairman; Mrs. Richard Anderson, Mrs. Wallace Dobyns, Mrs. Donald Gerlitz, Mrs. William Givens, Mrs. D. A. Hopfear, Mrs. Earle Seepe, Mrs. Frank Steffek, Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. H. H. Vaupell. HEADS SORORITY Akron, Ohio, takes its name from a Greek word meaning 'summit". It is situated on the highest spot in northern Ohio. MAN T© ©ALL POi THE BEST Siif VOUR INSURANCE DENNIS A. CONWAY 3315 W. Elni Street © McHenry Phone 385-7111 FARM Quality Cleaning Laundry Shirts Specialists In . . . r • KNIT DRESSES • FORMALS • DRAPERIES Dally • LEATHER 7 a.m. - 0 p.m. • FURS FrL to 9 p.m. 1208 N. Green 385-1712 McHenry SUSAN PKAWL Susan Prawl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Prawl of -oiV '0Aup pooA\ojoL(S A\ 2l(ir Henry, was recently elected president of Delia Zeta sorority at the University of Illir nois. Susan, who is a junior, also is a member of Mask and Bauble, a theatre honorary. CONCLUDE NEW LENTEN SERIES AT ST. PAUL'S "Why I Am an Episcopalian" is the topic next week at St. Paul's Episcopal church, McHenry. Fr. John Taylor of St. Andrew's, Grayslake, will be the speaker at 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 24. Fr. Taylor attended public schools in Indiana and received his bachelor of science degree in business administration at Indiana university. He did graduate work at the university's law school and later attended the College of Preachers at National Episcopal Cathedral, Washington, D.C. The pastor is president of the standing committee of the diocese of Chicago and is a convert to the E p i s c opal church. He is married and has two children attending Northwestern university and Indiana university. The public is invited to attend this meeting, the Jast of four representing the Methodist, Catholic and Presbyterian churches of McHenry. Coffee will be served following Fr. Taylor's talk. Fine Program Awaits Club SORORITY OFFICER Trudy Fre,und, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Freund, 3017 West Crescent avenue, McHenry, was recently elected treasurer of Beta Iota Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta social sorority at Eastern Illinois university. Miss Freund is a sophomore physics major and mathematics and German minor at Eastern. Her activities include Student Senate, Mathematics club, Physics club, Glee club and Academic Affairs committee. Meiftbers of' the MciHenry Woman's club will gather at the home of Mrs. Peter M. Justen at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 1. Due to the regular meeting date conflicting with Good Friday, the monthly meeting is scheduled a week earlier. Adelightful treat is in store for club members as musical entertainment will be provided by "The Tri-A-Tones," gifted members of the local organization - namely, Mrs. D. Allyn Hopfear, Mrs. Clarence Keim and Mrs. Hugh Locker.. .Better known in the entertainment field as "Jeanne Randolph," Mrs. Hopfear began her musical career as a pianist in Chicago. She subsequently studied the pipe organ and played in theaters during the era of 'the silent movies. When the "talkies" came into being she became interested in the electric organ and demonstrated for an organ company. Since that time1 Jeanne has played the better restaurants and night clubs. Irene Keim is well known in the Chicagoland area for her beautiful singing voice. Having studied vocal music in Chicago. she has performed in opera and musical comedy throughout the mid-west. She has entertained for various clubs and has been one of the leading soloists in the McHenry Choral club for eight years. Irene is currently the soloist at the Science church. Eleanor LeFeber Locker, a native of Wauwatosa, Wis., obtained her degree in music and art at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. She supervised the music and art departments in Williams Bay and in Cedarburg ,Wis., and played violin with the Madison Civic symphony. Among other accomplishments she directed the Marquette Medical school choir for a year and the St. Matthews Lutheran church choir in Wauwautosa, Wis. for several years. In the local area Eleanor directed the Crystal Lake Woman's club "Choralaires" for several years, giving as many" as eleven performances during a season. She also conducted the Presbyterian church choir in McHenry for several years. Currently Eleanor is a member of the McHenry County Chamber Music society. Accompanying both Mrs. Locker and Mrs. Keim will be Julia Benoy Landmark of Madison, Wis., also a native of Wauwatosa. Mrs. Landmark is accompanist for the Philharmonic chorus of Madison and organist for the Bethel Temple, as well as the Westminster Presbyterian church, which is the largest Presbyterian church in Madison. She is also director of music at the Wisconsin School for Girls in Oregon. Mrs. D. A. Hopfear, chairman of the Fine Arts division, will be chairman of the day, with Mrs. Harold Wildhagen, Ways and Means chairman, on hand as tea hostess. Complete Plans For Twelfth WCOF Diocesan Conference A meeting was held Tuesday evening to complete plans for rhiftees were appointed as; follows : Dinner, Mrs. Alfred the forthcoming twelfth an- (Marie) Oeffling; reservations nual W.C.O.F. Diocesan conference which will be hostessed by St. Agatha Court 777 of Johnsburg this year on April 17. Mrs. Paul (Virginia) Pitzen, president of the association and recording secretary of the hostess court, was in charge. Chairmen of the various com- C. B. Caley, Jr. Claims Bride CARD TOURNAMENT The final meeting in the card tournament of the C.D. of A. has been changed to March 31 from April 7 because the latter date falls on Holy Thursday. The tournament will be held in the K. of C. hall at 8 p.m. Legion Anniversary President Alee (Mrs. James) Carroll, right, of the Legion auxiliary is shown presenting check to Commander Ai Bianchi of Legion Post No. 491 during Saturday evening's pot-luck supper celebrating the birthday anniversary ol the Legion organization. Dancing and other entertainment followed the supper, served in the Legion home. 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Pretty Miss1 Manke walked down the aisle wearing a white nylon dress styled with lace trim over the full, silk skirt, which extended into a chapel train. Her crystal crown was covered with tiered, elbow length veiling and she carried a cascade of white carnations and stephanotis. Sally Fuller of Round Lake acted as maid of honor for Miss Manke and bridesmaids were Sandra Garner and Kathleen Minahan of Ingleside and Cindy Knack of Lake Villa. All were attired in aqua satin, bellshaped skirts, street length, fashioned with elbow length sleeves and boat necklines. Their headpieces were aqua, flower clusters with blusher veils. They had round bouquets of aqua and white carnations. Debbie Caley. sister of the groom, acted as flower girl, wearing a white dacron and lace dress with aqua sash and headpiece. Harold Caley served his brother as best man and g r o o m s m e n w e r e J a m e s Thompson of McHenry, Edward Skidmore of Richmond and Russell Carr of Wonder Lake, all brothers-in-law of Mr. Caley. The ring bearer was David Noah. Mrs. Manke selected a pink sheath dress of nylon trimmed with lace and had matching accessories and a white rose corsage. Mrs. Caley wore an ice blue dress with lace jacket, matching accessories and a similar corsage. A reception for 300 guests was held at 6:30 Saturday evening at the Johnsburg Community club hall, after which the couple left on a wedding trip. The newlyweds will make their home in Ingleside. The bride attended Grant high school, Fox Lake, Her husband attended McHenry high school and is employed at Do-All Insulation, Waukegan. and registration, Mrs. Richard (Catherine) Dhen, Mrs. Tom (Andrea) Oeffling, Mrs. Leo (Evelyn) Diedrich and Mrs. Tom (Arlene) Fowler; publicity, Mrs. Joseph (Dorothy) Him pelmann; resolutions, Mrs. Ernest (Lou) LaBay; initiates, Mrs. Jerome (Clara) Tonyan and Mrs. Glenn (Kathleen) Moehling: decorations, Mrs. Albert (Kathrine) Huff. • Officers of the association are: President, Mrs. Paul Pitzen, St. Agatha Court 777, Johnsburg; vice-president, Mrs. George (Helen) Rodenkirch, St. Clara Court 659, McHenry, treasurer, Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) Tandaric, St. Thomas Court 40, Crystal Lake; and secretary, Mrs. Gene (Dorothy) Hughes, St. Agatha Court 777, Johnsburg. All W.C.O.F. courts of the Rockford diocese are invited to attend this conference and the Johnsburg court is hoping there will be a large group in attendance to enjoy the program they have planned. HOSPITAL NOTES McHenry Hospital During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Janet L. Walters, Ivan E. Erickson, Debra L. Francisco, Olga I. Ferrell and Denise A. Ulreich, Wauconda; Margo J. Herring, Mary March and James S. Pellettiere, Round Lake; Kathleen Jeschke, Betty Dover, Betty R. Stokes, Lois Dalmann, Gertrude Hoadley, Paula J. Etheridge, Louise Vansteenkiste, Crystal Lake; Addie M. Stone, Marengo; Alvina Miller and Claude W. Sprouse, Lake Villa; Debra Stanek, Spring Grove; Frank L. Krijci and Nick S. Kavouras, Fox Lake; Raymond J. Hart, Cary; Susan Kocheny, Woodstock; Jimmie R. Hager, Algonquin; Gloria C. Ness, Sharon A. Goryan and Jennie Schnoor, Ingleside; Theresa Schultz, McCultown Lake. Also Carolyn L. Taylor, James G. Collins, Walter Kalemba, Shirley L. Koenigseder, Fred Chvatal, Walter Przyby- Iski, Theresa L. Pepper, Tyne Burnil, Herbert Mv Dent, Brent W. Dack, Debra L. Cross, Estelle S. Siviter, Bonnie J. Ericksen, Stanley Fizalkowski and Elmer Barbour, McHenry. Harvard Hospital Alexander Niemiec of McHenry was a patient in Harvard hospital during the past week. PRESENT "PINOCCHIO" "Pinocchio," the f a m lliar story of the wooden puppet that comes to life and has all kinds of mis-adventures, will be presented at the 'Crystal Lake high school auditorium next Sunday, March 27. Sponsor of Storybook Playhouse is the Crystal Lake branch of the American Association of University Women. Tickets are available from members or from ticket chairman, Mrs. Donald Hoppe. Advance ticket purchases are recommended as recent performances have been sell-outs. \ STOP Do all your banking under one roof... here. BANK "Where Family Money Matters" McHENRY* ILL. iiOLSTEIN CLUB MEETS The McHenry County Holstein club will have 1 a barn meeting on the Ralph Nichols and Son farm, Hebron, Saturday March 26, starting with lunch at noon. The program consists of a tour of the modern feeding facilities on the farm, plus several programs of interest to 4-H and FFA members, including judging rings and cattle type demonstrations. This promises to be an interesting program for all dairymen and young people in the area, who are urged to attend, by the president, Harold Jepson. SEEKS POST Harry D. Strouse, of Barrington recently announced his candidacy for associate judge of the 19th Judicial Circuit for Lake and McHenry counties. He is seeking the Republican nomination at the Judicial convention to be called in late summer of this year. About the only nice thing wo can say for tornadoes is that they seldom strike in the dark. u... ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to attend the UfANliJ MINIATURE CONCERT Sponsored by Li On Behalf Of Their Students at the | McHENRY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 3711 VV. Kane McHenry | on | SUNDAY. MARCH 271 1:30 P.M. , I I We list with prid© Slue | I participating stud©iafls • | of this giant musical1 No Charge For Admission presentation Gary Adams Nona Amour Barbara Benoy Steve Bjorkman Mary Ann Brzezinskl Cynthia Bye Linda Cairns Gall Connors David Cooper Debbie Cross James Cross Anne DeVivo Danielle Doherty I At Doherty Bill Erber Nadine Estis Joan Farr Tina Fendt Maria Fisher Tim Fisher Terry Fletcher Denise Fowles Gregory Freund Dennis Garafol Tom Glaeomo Tom Goffo Kathy Gray Leslie Guenveur Bill Haag Mary Jo Ilaag Cathy Haggenjos Linda Haggenjos Mary Harms Terry Herkes Kathleen Howard Ellen Huska Susie Johnson Michael Jones Terry Justen Chris Juul Debbie Land re Ricky Landre Deborah Leonard Marshall Leonard Jerry Liem Terry Liem Tom Mason Janice Mendyk Jack Morris Tom Morris Peggy Nye Dave Peterson Carolyn Pollock Michael Pollock Bob Sallaz Bob Schopp Karen Smedberg Randy Smith ®heH:i Smith Roxy Solchenberger Steve Stanek David Stilling Don Thurlwell Debbie Varese Ann Wahl Linda Wahl Alan Weingart Charlene Welngart James Weingart Eric Weiss Debbie Wrublewsld Joe Zahn Bob Zimmerman Keep Watching For Our Next Mi nature Concert Our Current Student Enrollment Is Certified at 158