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if PG. 2, SEC. I - PLAIN DEALER - JULY 6, 1967 Newlyweds On Trip ; • i: m*"i Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Michael Noonan of 140 Carroll, De Kalb, admire the colorful straw work from Nassau's picturesque native market. They were honeymooning following their marriage June 10, at Christ the King church, Wonder Lake. Formerly Sharon Hoffman, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman, 5009 E. Lakeshore drive, Wonder Lake. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Holly, 1201 N. Clover lane, McHenry. Pamela Marshall Plans Marriage Lyrme Schultz Engaged To Wed it®5 PAMELA MARSHALL The engagement of Miss Pamela Ann Marshall and Carl (Corky) Heggeland has teen announced by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Marshall of Johnsburg. Carl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Berger F. Heggeland of Ingleside. Hie bride-to-be, a 1964graduate from McHenry high school, attended Northern Illinois university, DeKalb and Moser Business college and is now employed in Rolling Meadows as a secretary. Mr. Heggeland is a 1960 graduate of Grant high school, attended Marquette university in Milwaukee, Wis., and is employed in Park Ridge. A February wedding is 'planned. Julie Lynn Cope Baptized Sunday Julie Lynn Cope, new daughter of Mary Lou and Richard Cope of West Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, was christened . last Sunday at Christ the King Church. Father Gaynor offidlafced at the ceremony. God- Ijiareots are her aunt and uncle, ^Suzanne and Robert Weber, •from Chicago. Following the :christening a buffet luncheon •was served for the sponsors, 'family and friends at the Cope ihome. Mr. and Mrs. Wiilard Schultz, 5112 W. Fountain Lane, Mc- Cullom Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynne Diane, to Pvt. Leonard Wayne Benson, U.S. Army Signal Corps. His parents are'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Benson, 15004 South Street, Woodstock. The couple haw tentatively scheduled their marriage for the Christmas holidays. Pvt. Benson entered the military service in January of this year, and after completing his basic training at-Fort Leonardwood, Mo., he was stationed at Fort Gordon, Ga. He left McHenry County last Thursday, upon completion of his furlough, and reported to SchofQeld Barracks, Hawaii, for an undetermined period. Miss Schultz graduated from McHenry high school, class of '66 and is employed as an inhalation therapist at McHenry hospital. Her fiance, Pvt. Benson, is a graduate of McHenry high school, '61 class, and a graduate of I.B.M. School, Chicago. He received his degree in accounting from the Walton School of Commerce in 1966. He is also a very talented organist, and served in that department for Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, while he was a civilian. i ^ ITEM: One way to relieve [household clutter is to throw -away -- or give away -- articles [you no longer use. One good •guide to help you decide which litem to discard: if you haven't used it within the last one or !tjro years, out it goes. MARRIAGE LICENSES County Clerk Vernon Kays issued marriage licenses during the past week to Lee P. Whetherhult aid Mrs. Blanche L. Savord, both of Wonder Lake; and Anthony A. Varese and Miss Joan A. Armstrong, both of McHenry. • wm wt'wtt 0M Em For That Old Fashioned Flavor - Come To >,m Sm&sage Company • 85 Varieties of Sausage • True German Style Flavors • Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon • Country Made Sausage • Delicious Hickory Smoked Hams Phone 385-6260 Route 120 Just Ea*t of Rt. 12 Volo, Illinois Y EARL DO WELLS LIVE IN TEXAS AFTER WEDDING In an early summer wedding performed at St. Mary's Catholic church, Saturday, July 1, at 2:30 p.m., Miss Mary Rose Burrafato exchanged wedding vows with Mr. Earl L. Dowell, Jr. Miss Burrafato is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Burrafato of 4805 W. Rt. 120, McHenry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Dowell, Sr., of 4601 Home avenue. Standing before the altar decorated with gladioli, chrysanthemums and daisies the dark haired bride was lovely in a white A-line floor length dress of organza with long train. Appliqued lace featured the gown and train. Connie Burrafato acted as maid of honor for her sister and wore a yellow floor length dress of chiffon, empired styled. The bridesmaids were Barb Justen, Antonette Visconti, Mary Schillace, Mary Jo Fardel la, Doris Dowell and Rosetta Burrafato and were gowned in mint green floor length, empire styled chiffon- dresses with daisy trim. Both maid of honor and bridesmaids wore headpieces make of real daisies and chrysanthemums and carried bouquets of the same flowers. Acting as bestman was Ronald McDonough of Rt. 1, Mohament. Groomsmen were Dennis Blietz, Elgin, John Fardella, Dennis Dowell and Edward Yenny of McHenry and Edward Huntley, Popular Grove. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Burrafato wore a yellow lace A-line dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Dowell was dressed in an off-white ensemble with green accessories. A reception for 175 guests was held at 5 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall. After a honeymoon in Wisconsin the young couple will reside in Klllen, Texas where the groom is in service. Hie bride graduated from McHenry high school in 1967 and her husband is a 1964 graduate of Unity high school in Champaign. Students Tell Wedding Plans W%-i "Ve K-A* j r * A* %*°~ 'St® KATHLEEN BECK Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beck of 1717 N. Wooklawri Park announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen, to Mr. Steve Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Blake, 724 N. Country Club drive. Miss Beck and Mr. Blake are both graduates erf McHenry high school and are students at Bradly university at Peoria. No date has been set for the wedding. ITEM: For short-time storage, you can keep small quantities of cooking and salad oils at room temperature. But for long storage, keep oils in the refrigerator. Some of these oils may get cloudy and harden in the refrigerator. But this isn't harmful . . . when warmed to room temperature, they'll become clear and liquid. Wed June 17 Wed In Church Rite Y ..ft .. . .J*. ,K > , MR. AND MRS.TCENNETH OWENS The smiling bridal cotg>le is Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Owens who were married June 17 at St. Mary's Catholic church at 3 pun. Rev. Matthew Rudden was the officiating clergyman. Mrs. Owens is the farmer Penny Ann Stelljes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stelljes, 2803 N. Shorewood Drive, and Mr. Owens is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Owens, 2704 W. Stilling Blvd., McHenry. Honor Husband Of Local Woman On Naval Retirement A Naval retirement ceremony was held by the officers and fellow instructors of Aviation Machinists Mate School (Class A) at Naval Air Technical Training Center, Naval Air Station, Memphis, Tenn., for Petty Officer John T. Kotecki, the husband of Mary Kotecki, daughter of Mrs. Helen Heuser of McHenry. The Koteckis will presently ' be making their new home in Orlando, Fla. Petty Officer Kotecki retired June 21 following twenty years of honorable naval service. For the last four years Petty Officer Kotecki has served the navy as an instructor in ADR(A) school. The retirement rite held in his honor included an inspection of personnel, a plaque witlv the following medals and awards: navy good conduct medal, (four awards), navy occupation service medal with Europe clasp, national defense service medal with bronz star and arlived forces medal, a letter of appreciation from the commanding officer of NATTC, a watch from his officers and instructors and the "Pipping Over the Side" which is traditional for a man retiring with honorable naval praise, "A job well done." r ^ i j MM; MRS. JAMES MILLER, m This lovely bride is Mrs. James Gardner Miller, HI, the former Cynthia Ann Stiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Stiller of McHenry, who was married June 17 at St. Mary's Catholic church to James Gardner Miller, HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Miller, of Zion. C&JbendLcuc Past Officers' Night Observed At McHenry OES Visitors and members of McHenry Chapter, O.E.S. No. 547, met at the Masonic Temple June 27th, to observe Past Officers' Night. The worthy matron Brenda Mueller, and the worthy patron, Walter Mueller, invited the following past matrons and patrons and members to serve for the evening: Worthy Matron-Phyllis Koehler; Worthy Patron - Dune Overton; Associate Matron - Elsie Reiker; Associate Patron - Ray Horenberger, Jr.; Secretary* - Anite Hansen; Treasurer - Marian Hayes; Conductress - Harriett Dodd; Associate Conductress - Elsie Hoppe; Chaplian - Frances Vydtal; Marshal - Chancey Harrison; Organist -> Bonnie Taylor, Algonquin; Adah - Floribel Vogel; Ruth - Edith Dowell; Esther - Margaret Klingberg; Martha - Mabel Johnson; Electa - Eva Eppel; Warder - Burton French; Sentinel - Lisle Bassett; Color Bearer - Robert Thompson; soloist Tom Russell; Guest of Honor Leitha Glorch. 2 Mildred Greener, ^Nunda chapter, grand lecturer ahd a member erf the International Temple committee of the Grand chapter of Illinois, was the other guest in the East. Speeches were enjoyed by those seated in the East. After the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed. Genevieve Hayward and her committee decorated with beautiful floral arrangements. Mary Ellen Russell and her committee, Rose Neuharth, Pearl Stineman and Ruth Young served the delicious refreshements. RECEIVES DEGREE Miss Cynthia Dee Grote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grote of 5701 Abraham avenue, Westminster, Calif., graduated from Golden West college and received her associate of arts degree on June 16. Next year Miss Grote plans to attend Long Beach State college and major in art, with the intention of becoming an elementary teacher. Miss Grote is a 1965 graduate of McHenry high school. JULY 9 Loyal Order of Moose Picnic -- Sjpojnia Grove JULY 11 O.EJS. Stated Meeting. Acacia Hall. 8:00 p.m. JULY 19 McHenry Garden Club Annual Card Party and Luncheon - Mrs. J.J. Gruenwald Home, 510 N. Clement Lodge Road --Noon. AUGUST 5 Annual Summer Festival -- Cullom-Knoll Association -- Noon -- At the Beach. Camty Medical Assistants Hold Installation The McHenry County medical assistants association held its fourth annual installation banquet on June 20 at Crystal Lake. New officers installed were President, Doris Meyer, Woodstock; President-elect, Lydla Payne, Cary; Secretary, Sue Ambrose, McHenry; and Treasurer, Dorothy Stoffel, McHenry. Installing officer was Dr. B.B. Neuchiller, Woodstock. Speaker for the evening was Dr. Lee Gladstone of McHenry. IBs topic was "The Fifth Need of Man". Guests for the evening included Dr. and Mrs. V. Petralia, Cary; Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Neuchiller, Woodstock; Mrs. B. Berman, McHenry, and Mrs. Synobia Payne, Chicago, president of Illinois State medical assistants association and several members from Kane, Cook and DeKalb county chapters. IRmSMBlR", BY THE OLD TIMER READ THE CLASSIFIED From A. A. Schlieske, Chicago, Illinois: I remember when we had street lamps and a man used to go around on a bicycle to mi the tanks. When . . . We had strawberry socials, square dancing and Sunday school picnics. When policemen walked the beat. We had horse cars from Central Park Avenue to" Ashland Avenue, and the fare was only a nickle. We had street cars with straw on the floor and a small stove in one corner. The best meats sold for 12c to 15c a pound. Farmers came to town and gathered around the general store to discuss the news of the week and help themselves from the cracker barrel. We used to go to the Post Office for our mail, riding an old bicycle which we had earned cutting wood and sifting coal. The fire department had a horse-drawn vehicle and many times we helped others push them out of the muc. There were dirt roads and an old toboggan slide in Marquette Park. (Seed towli fcirfUm ft* Nik ettvm* to 111* M Tim«r. ftw 43*. FrorAJort, lUwftmfcy 40401.) Where You Can Write Checks SAVE! McHenry State Baik Condensed Statement of Condition as of June 30,1967 Shop In McHenry THB H0U$£ _ FIFTY SPSGIAWM ROLLINS RD. * J 134 H i h 1 2 VOLO 120 AC HENRY -- OPEN -- 7 day a week Hours: Daily 5 p.m. Sunday - Noon Pinners Sewed fa The Romen Style WOn RESERVATIONS JUoSico 7-0741 ON ROLLIN3 SO NORTH SHOR6 Of U3?v3 LAKE S P t cUTHA- t z IFOR PR! V^T E BANQUE - RESOURCES - Cash and due from Banks $ 3,419,679.77 U.S. Government Securities 8,901,449.83 Other bonds and securities 2,583,769.12 Loans and Discounts • • • 15,391,717.57 Banking House & Fixtures 595,004.50 Other Resourses 10,006.81 Total Resources $30,901,627.60 - LIABILITIES - Capital Stock $ 400,000.00 Surplus 800,000.00 Undivided Profits 631,203.79 Reserve Accounts 750,000.00 Demand Deposits 9,910,569.12 Time Deposits 18,162,038.31 Other Liabilities 247,816.38 Total Liabilities $30,901,627.60 Board of Directors Gerald J. Carey William M Carroll William A. Nye, M.D Robert L. Weber Thomas F. Bolger Richard J. Zieman William J. Cowlin n McHENRY STATE BANK McHenry County's Largest The Area's Finest Financial Institution