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"X 2, - PlAtNDjEALER - JANUARY 19, 1968 -To-Be ,r J * '// , < Z-tyisvip . . . " T ? " ' New Women's At (.alee u Ray Spohr, Jr. To Claim Bride Officers were elected at the second official meeting of the Women's club of Wonder Lake. Nominated officers were Mrs. Eugene Matesi, president; Mrs. Conrad Rupp, vice-president; and Mrs. George Rink, secretary- treasurer. The women's club of Wonder Lake will be chartered by the General Federation of Women's Clubs. By vote, it was decided ' to have the club year run from May to May so that it would start and end at the same time as, the state federation. As iresult of this, dues will be only reduced for . the remainder of the year. In order to become a charter member dues must be paid by the March 1 meeting. James Bixby attended the January 4 meeting to inform on what the Master association is planning to do to make Wonder Lake a safe and healthy lake. The Women's club of Wonder Lake is planning to provide swimming instruction on the lake this summer and will look into other water safety projects. The club hopes to work with, th^JMaster association to tnake the lake and community a better place in which to live. The Women' s club shall meet the first Thursday of every .month at the homes of members. Everyoneis invitedto join on Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eugene Matesi, 4619 Winnebago. Interested persons should call 653-3826. NANCY SOLDNER Mr. and Mrs. Earl Soldner, Rt., Reeseville, Wis., announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Louise, to Pvt. Lloyd M. Thompson, son of George Thompson", McHenry, and the late Mrs. Thompson. Miss Soldnerf-4y!jgraduate of LowellfReeseville Union Free high school and Wisconsin State university, Stevens Point, teaches English and speech at Beaver Dam senior high school. Her fiance graduated from Lowell-Reeseville Union Free high school and is. presently stationed at Fort Gordon, Ga., where he is enrolled in the Military Police AIT school. Wedding plans are indefinite at this time. Play gysented To Aid Children An outstanding play comes to Woodstock Feb. 3 and 4, and yfHFcan see it on the stage of the Woodstock Opera House, j Described as a "contem- »ry comic masterpiece", the |ay, "Waiting for Godot", will sponsored by the Woodstock ine Arts association as^a,benit for something ftnpbftant. j " Something important'^ refers to children--children who are assisted by Pleasant Valley Harm/located near Woodstock. 'Ihis church-sponsored organisation brings christian teaching t*> everyday living by aiding children from the Chicago community who otherwise whould Ijave little recreational or personalized attention. ) The play will be given at 8 jkm. Saturand Sunday nights, leb. 3 and 4 at the Woodstock fpera House. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Leon Short df Round Lake Heights are parents of a daughter Jan. 8. A son was born Jan. 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Irvin of Fox Lake. A Crystal Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. David Templeton, became parents of a son Jan. 11. A daughter was born Jan. 11 sto •Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hosch of Fox Lake. Mr; and Mrs. David Lennon announce the birth of a daughter Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Loos of Ingleside are parents of a son Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams welcomed a daughter Jan. 15. Carrie Nation Biography Is Reviewed Here The book, "Vessel of Wrath" a biography of Carrie Nation, was reviewed\by Mrs. Ruth Pearsall of Dundee before a large group of MoHenry man's club members at thei: meeting on Friday, Jan. 12 at the Zion Lutheran church. During the business meeting, Mrs. Joseph Flicek reported that plans are under way for the forthcoming annual Valentine and card party and dessert luncheon, of wtesb she is benefit chairman. Prjceeds will benefit the McHenry Public library. The festive party will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 14, at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Mrs. Peter Justen, membership chairman, welcomed Mrs. •John Huehne into the club as a new member. Mrs. Hugh Locker, president, presented her with an attractive pocket dater. Mrs. Harry E„ Dubsky was tea hostess for the social hour which followed the program. The executive board will meet on Monday, Feb. 5, in the conference room of the McHenry hospital, with Mrs. Hugh Locker as hostess. Announce Engagement ' * \ \/ i • ' MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Diane E. Justen, Frank P. Rodgers, Vernon P. Block, Dolores V. Boots, Fayola G. r Lake, CharlesSterba, Laurenda Fuentes, Wonder Lake; Casimera A. Orzech, Bridget D. McNamara, Constance J. Beatty, John Marsh, Larry J. Mini ch, Bar rington; Also, William A. Henk, Joseph E. Robertson, Charles Maiani, Sharon B. Sherman, Deborah Goss, Elizabeth Marshall, John Narusis, Leslie J. Kane, Steven R. Danielson, Steven J. Pier son, Violet O. Mavis, Cynthia L. Abrath, Crystal Lake; Lillian Woods, Virginia. M. Hawkins, Spring Grove. And, Patricia J. Brock, Lawrence Jessup, Wilbert K„ Hecht, Woodstock; Gene W. Christensen, Julia Covert, Gwendolyn Williaifts, Penny Sue Daily, Claretta Christensen, Cary; Wilbert W.Lechelt, Christopher D. Rear don, Terence M. Doyle, Round Lake; Norman Glendening, Bernice M. Masche, Lisa L. Jones, Duane D. Jones, Ingleside; Margaret Lundbom, Fox Lake; Marie Rosinski, Grayslake; Georgia R. Hogan, Ringwood; Valerie M. Zick, Richmond; Horace H. Daker, Round Lake Park; Glen C. Henning, Park Ridge; Mildred C. Chasseur, Lake Villa; Trecia D. Fields, Wauconda. And, Peter S. Nowell, Barbara Parker, Herbert A. Rowe, Nancy L. Bukovsky, Rose D. Williams, John J. Hamen, Daniel S. Freund, Herman W. Hendricks, James C. Fugua, Allen J. Jung, Roxanna Fuson, Clara M. May, Thaddus R. Slipiec, Emma Kunz, Josephine Falsi, Nancy Ann Nett, Allen W. Fojite, ,Mary E. Gossell, Wayne L. Baccia, Rebecca Brefeld; And, Catherine Tapaninen, Peter W. Frett, Mary Alice Curry, Elfrieda Domin, Jennie L. Kozubal, Mary Freund, Walter C. Jensky, Ivan Sagel, Herman 0. Berkley, Daniel E. Coughlin, Roberta Lynn Ingram, Constance A. Schmitt, Joseph Gentile, Ana Pospychala, Steven Sisk, and Jennie H. Mc- Dsrmott, all of McHenry. PATRICIA JOHNSON Mr. land Mrs. Marlin Johnson of Elgin announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Ray F. Spohr, Jr., son of Raymond F. Spohr of Skokie and Mrs. Laverne Spohr of McHenry. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Elgin high school, attended the University of Illinois and is presently attending Elgin Community college. Her fiance is a 1965 graduate of McHenry high school, attended Marquette university and is enrolled at Elgin Community college. The couple is planning a June wedding. They will be residing in McHenry for the summer. JANUARY 20 St. John's Home & School Association Dance -- "Return To Hawaii" -- Johnsburg Community Club - 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. JANUARY 21 Cana Conference - St. Patrick's Church - McHenry-- 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. JANUARY 22 Holy Name Society Regular Meeting - St. Patrick's church Hall - 8 p.m. Executive Board Meeting - 7:30 p.m. JANUARY 23 O.E.S. Stated Meeting -- Acacia Hall - 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 7 Home & School Association- %. Patrick's - Luncheon Card Party - Church Hall - Serving 11:30 a.m. to 1p.m. FEBRUARY 13 O.E.S. Stated Meeting and Valentine Party ~ Acacia Hall 8 p.m., FEBRUARY 14 Valentine Card Party and Dessert Luncheon - 1 p.m. - v. F.W. Clubhouse - sponsored by McHenry Woman's club - Proceeds to benefit McHenry Public Library. FEBRUARY 21 McHenry Chapter 547,0.E.S, -Annual Washington's Dessert- Card Parly And Bake Sale - Acacia Hall - 1309 North Court Street - 1 p.m. Public Invited. s Trees native to African forists produce no known edible ruit. CANA CONFERENCE Final plans are in the making for the Cana Conference for married Catholic couples, which$will be held Sunday, Jan. 21, in St. Patrick's church hall from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Fr. Andrew Plesa, whose talk will be followed by an open discussion. M iss McHenry Engaged State Regent Speaks Before DAR Meeting The Jan. 22 meeting of the Kishwaukee chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Reinwall, Jr., 3816 W. Idyll Dell road, McHenry. The business meeting at 11 o'clock will be followed by luncheon. Hostesses with Mrs. Reinwall will be Mrs. Floyd Howe, Mrs. John Tornow and Mrs. K.F. Fiske. The guest of honor for the day will be Mrs. James J. Hamm, DAR state regent of Illinois. She will talk at the afternoon session on "Promotion of Youth Activities." IS SllL TO GET ON THE TIP-TOP F®0*GRAM DONNA DAMMANN / Mr. and Mrs. Herbert fl. D^mmann, of 530 Eagle.stre$,' 'Crystat' Lake, announce the ferfga^ement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna Joyce, to George W. Kopsell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kopsell, Sr., of McHenry. Miss Dammann has just moved home to Crystal Lake, after living and working in Chicago for three years. She graduated from Crystal Lake high school in 1960 and attended Northern Illinois university.. Mr. Kopsell, a lifelong resident ofthe area, attended schopls in McHenry and is now a resident of Crystal Lake. The wedding will take place Feb. 10. Holy Name To Meet On Monday The regular monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's Catholic church will be held Monday, Jan. 22, at, 8 o'clock in the church hall, preceded by an executive board meeting at 7:30 p.m. Officers hope there will be a good attendance. Refreshments will be served. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS ITEM: Keep l e f t o v e r t r i m mings, such as bias tape and seam binding, in a large clear plastic bag or box. You can see what's inside without removing all of the contents. ••••< t- -- - «• • ITEMsr" Enricbted"^ifob<lwirtt>< bread, flour, and other cereal products -- are fo6ds to which iron, r i b o f l a v i n , niacin, arid thiamine have been added. Highly refined cereal foods are "enriched" to restore, the levels of these four nutrients to the amount found in the whole grain, and sometimes in excess .of^whole grain levels. Federal and state governments set the standard levels of enrichment. ROBERT W. BEVJTIE Robert W. Beattie of 1204 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, died Tuesday, Jan. 16, in McHenry hospital, where he had been a patient for only a day. His death ended an extended period of poor health. Mr. Beattie, 78 years of age, was born Sept. 13, 1889, in Cleveland, Ohio. A resident of this area for about twenty years, he was a plasterer in Chicago before retirement. ' Survivors are the wife, Catherine Tunney Beattie, to whom he was married fifty-eight years last October; two daugh- Edjvard/Ge^yiftvjai Heyward and Miss Ruth Beattie; and one grandchild, L/Cpl. Edward Robert Heyward, of Yuma, Ariz. A daughter, Catherine Beattie, died in July of 1965. Rev. Raymond White of the Community Methodist church will officiate at last rites Friday morning at 11 o'clock with burial in Christ the King cemetery, Wonder Lake. FEBRUARY 27 O.E.S. Stated Meeting - Acacia Hall - 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 28 Style Show = Lake Theatre,- Crystal Lake --1:30p.m. Sponsored by Lecture Luncheon Club -Benefit Project Concern. EiBH the EDUCATOR 7/10 of jample polUd registered approval JOHN O. 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