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PG. 2, - PIAINDEALER - WED., JUNE 5, 1968 Married Saturday Grandma Sez - - - MRS. EVERETT E. MAY St. Mary's church, Mokena, Dl., was.the setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, June 1, when Miss Mary Louise Gertenrich became the bride of Mr. Everett E. May. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gertenrich of 11421-194th street, Mokena, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. May of 6005 N. Pioneer road, Ringwood. Rev. Fr. Cecil Koop, OFM, officiated at the 3 o'clock afternoon ceremony for which the church was decorated with bouquets of white gladioli. Pretty Miss Gertenrich was attired in a long gown of imported organza and alencon lace, styled with sabrina neckline, long, traditional sleeves and a natural, fitted bodice 4hat continued into the, full, bouffant bell skirt. A watteau chapel train was worn for the ceremony. An imported silk illusion veil, shoulder length, was held in place by a face-encircling headpiece of alencon petals, crystals and pearls. She carried a bouquet of white orchids surrounded by carnations. Attending her were Miss Pamela Brent of New Lenox, 111., as maid of honor and Mrs. Sherri Urholen of Harvey, 111., and Miss Renee Luczyk of Westchester as bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns of silk organza over taffeta, each with a jewel neckline, sleeveless and a fitted bodice that continued into the full "A" line skirt. Dyed-to-match flowers decorated the hemline of the dress, in mint green. They wore matching headpieces styled withatieredjet veil featuring daisies. The young women carried white carnations surrounded by yellow daisies. ° Kenneth May of Rockford served as best man and groomsmen were Ronald May of Oswego, 111., and Roy LaPorte of Chicago Heights. Ushers were Sam Buenzli of McHenry and Jim Scadulla of Chicago Heights. Mrs. Gertenrich selected a pink nylon lace sheath dress with pihk linen coat and pink and white accessories. Mrs. May wore a turquoise blue sheath with matching, threequarter length lace coat and white accessories. A reception followed the ceremony at the Prestwick Country club in Frankfort. The bride is a 1963 graduate of Lincoln-May high school and of N)rthern Illinois university in 1967. She is a teacher in the Oakview Junior high school, New Lenox. The groom graduated in i963 from McHenry high school and in 1966 from Northern Illinois university. He is a teacher in Bloom Township high school, Chicago Heights. IN HONOR FRATERNITY Iowa Wesleyan college students and faculty members took note of those who had earned recognition during the annual Honors Day, held Thursday, May 23. The new members for Iota Phi, a campus honorary fraternity based entirely on scholastic average, were named, including Gary Lockwood, McHenry. J.R. Schmitts Obvserve 45th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schmitt of 1702 N. Court street, McHenry, celebrated their fortyfifth wedding anniversary on Thursday, May 30. An anniversary high, Mass was sung in their honor at 8 o'clock attended by members of their family and nineteen of their twenty grandchildren. Ken Frost, still attending college at Dayton, was unable to attend. Later In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt took their families out to dinner at a local restaurant, after which they gathered at the Schmitt home for a pleasant social evening. MARRIAGE LICENSES Walter K. Shankland, McHenry and June J. McConnell, Crystal Lake. Gregg G. Peters, McHenry, and Denise j^,. Sperry, Cary. Engagement Told , MARJANBOS Mr. and Mrs. John Bos of 2607 West Indian Trail McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjan, to Daniel G. Buresh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rose of 346 Lincoln Avenue, Woodstock. No wedding date has been set as of yet. Daniel is a 1965 graduate of McHenry high school. He is now stationed in San Diego, Calif., where he is completing his last year of a four-year enlistment. It was such a lovely day last week, and I do enjoy sittin' in my pretty yard, with the flowers and lilacs, in the shade of my apple tree. The sky was so blue, and the wind was soft and warm, with the scent of honeysuckle sweetenin' it. Suddenly, I remembered that the next day was "Decoration Day," the day we pay tribute to all the fine young men who have MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Donald W. Radtke, Elmer Flink, Round Lake; Kurt M. Koehler, Janet L. Pfingsten, Madaline M. Duerden, Richard Little, Elma Wagley, George Vitek, Edward J. Healy, Lee R. Young, Patricia A. Mars, Crystal Lake; And, Herbert Schulgen, Virginia Zoost, Henry A. Miller, John B. Fisher, Island Lake; John R. Pack, Algonquin; Ricky Adams, Arthur Autschbach, Francis J. Mathews, Fox Lake; Charles B. Battaglia, Ralph Hartsell, James F. Hermle, Mary J. Boss, Wonder Lake; Lester Lauer, Daniel Warden, & Sr., Ingleside; Henry P. Adams, Richmond; Paul J. Gunlock, Lake Villa; Bessie A. Burns, Beloit, Wis.; Dean J. Roech, Lake Zurich; Suzanne R. Johnson, Palatine; And, Hugh J. Adams, Margaret Nielsen, Arlington Heights; Serrill E.^Bowers, Capron; George L. Trippon, Sr., Gregory D. Conant, Donald R. Finney, Wauconda; Andrew Hoyle, Greenwood Park; Valerie Slove, Rolling Meadows; Bert D. Wiley, Robert G.Bjmce, Carpentersville; William Wilke, Hampshire; Frank H. LaBuda, Des- Plaines; Frances G. Sheets, Spring Grove, Glen W. Brown, Woodstock; Also, Judith L. Ludwig, William W. Albert, Adolph E. Betke, Jr., Donald Nordholz, Bobby Higgins, Edward M. Wagner, Mary L. Nicholas, Harold W. Coffer, Charles E. Ebert, Barbara J. Lewis, Victoria Cummings, Edna M. Crawley, Thomas I. Miller, Jr., Frank D. O'Leary, Dennis P. Johnson, Ralph Briggs, Michael Briggs; And David Briggs, Charles Briggs, Donna R. Leschuck, Vicky Briggs, James E. Johnson^ Diane L. Oeffling, Maureen Moore, Diane K. Loggins, Carol P. Calkins, Clara M. Wallner, Amor P. Rutten, Dolores Ann Meyer, Shirley Chapman, Michael Brown, Paul J. Stasiewski, Dierdre J. Levesque, Jane D. Fischer, Jeannette Hocin, Edwin Kleeman and Harry F. Dehne, all of McHenry. HARVARD Mrs. Edmond Prushinski, Mrs. Raymond Dvorak, Wonder Lake; and Frank Barbarskyand John Rudolph, McHenry, were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Master Michael Leon, Arthur Roth, Jenny Waddell, McHenry; Augusta Kurth, Mary Anderson, Hetta Bird and Clarence Mathest Wonder Lake. given their lives for this lovely land. My heart felt sad, at knowin' they would never be able to live to enjoy all the lovely things in this wonderful old world.- So many fine fellows, the best we can produce, are gone. Somehow, the sun didn't seem so bright, and the air wa'n't so sweet, in wonderin' how many more would follow all the others. When that beautiful flag of the United States o* America flies against the blue o' the sky, it brings a tear to many an eye, Pm a thinkin', and many a heart was pretty heavy. I remember., years ago, when I used to watch the parade, and then trek to the village green, for the "Memorial Day" program, with my "pa," and we would standthere and watch the colors go up. There wuz alius a tear in Ms eyer as the voices joined in unison, to the tune o' the "National Anthem". When I wuz young, I didn't understand that tear, and thought it wuz patriotic sentiment. It wuz when I wuz grown, and I had the same feelin', and the tear would come to my own eyes, that I realized the thoughts that brought them. Perhaps, someday, mankind will be smart enough to arrange to live in peace with his fellowmen. Seems like an awful shame, that with all the lamin' and progress^ that is goin' on, wars are bein' fought and there seems to be no end to them. I feel sure, if there wuz nothin' to be gained in perpetuatin' them, the wars would end in no time. It seems to this old lady that someone must hev a guilty conscience over the great loss of so many lovely young men. I wonder what the Great Father thinks of it all. Grandma Radtke /-if" BIRTHS - MCHENRY HOSPITAL. Mr. and Mrs. James Hester , announce the birth of a daughter May 28. On May 28 a daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crouse of Crystal Lake*. Mr. and Mrs. James Krzyzak are parents of a son May 30. A son was born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Justen became the parents of a son May 31. A Wonder Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liggett, are parents of a son June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scheel of Woodstock announce the birth of a-son June 1. NfcMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK On May 23 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schroeder of Wonder Lake became parents of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briscoe, Wonder Lake, welcomed a son May 26. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. James Kattner of Spring Grove announce the birth of a daughter May 28. FREE OFFER TO STUDENTS The Plaindealer is offering free classified ads to students, ages 13 through 18, in the Friday i$sue this week. The deadline for advertising is 9:30 Thursday morning. SMasB.'iB Camp in McHenry Parents We are having day camp again this suknmer for boys 6 to 12 years old. You can have peace of mind while you are working, not having to worry about your son roaming the streets or wondering about his whereabouts while you are away. We have a supervised daily program which includes swimming, baseball hiking, indoor games and a wood working shop. We can assure you your son will have an Interesting and rewarding time. If you are interested in having your son join our group call immediately for the date you want your son to be enrolled. For further information FIVE GENERATIONS IN ATTENDANCE AT SILVER WEDDING There were five generations present to help celebrate the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of the John McNish's of Richmond recently. Present were Mrs. Ida Lehmann, Mrs. McNish's mother; and her daughter, Mrs. Lois Arseneau, both of Richmond; her granddaughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann Osterby and her great granddaughter, Roxanne Osterby, both of McHenry. Also present were her other two greatgrandchildren, Stephanie and Donald James, the latter just two weeks old at the time. Present of their children were Mr. and Mrs. TedMcNish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arseneau and Randy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Braidman of Whittier, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNish and Mr. and Mrs. James McNish were absent due to illness and Donald McNish was unable to be here from California. There were ten of the grandchildren present. The Mc- Nishes have twenty-two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. There were about200 people present at the open house the children arranged for their parents. Friends and relatives came from Boston, Mass., Whittier, Calif., McHenry, Forest Park, Oak Park, Crystal Lake, Island Lake, Hebron, Chicago, Brdadview, Northbrook, Rockton, Wheaton, Woodstock, Ringwood, Elgin, Joliet, Elmhurst, Brookfield, Palatine, Downers Grove, Cary, Spring Grove, Westmont, Barrington, Libertyville and Richmond, 111., Twin Lakes, Genoa City and Genessee Depot, Wis. The anniversary cake was cut with a silver knife given to Mrs. McNish's grandparents for their silver wedding anniversary in 1884. It was brought from Paris, France, by relatives for that occasion and . also used for her aunt's silver and golden anniversary and her parents ( Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lehmann's) silver and golden anniversary. Taxes do rub t;he wrong way. 'There -sefeiris- to be only 1 one" thing worse > not having any to pay. • • " •• VICKY BRIGGS Vicky Lee Briggs, 2 years old of Annabel street, McHenry died Saturday evening, June 1, in McHenry hospital, where she was taken with critical injuries following a two-car crash on Memorial Day. Besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briggs, and three brothers, Charles, David and Michael, she is survived by the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alshous? of Antioch; the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs, Sr. of Round Lake; and the maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. May Lucas, Lake Villa. Private rites were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Strang chapel in Antioch, with burial in Milburn cemetery. Robert CMilberna) Anhalt, of Morton Grove, Mrs. Edward (Yvonne) Weise, Jr., of Fonddu- Lac, Wis., and Mrs. Harry (Gloria) Johnson of Rolling Meadows; eleven grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Walter Malloy. A ftineral Mass was sung on Tuesday at 10 O'clock in St. Mary's Catholic church, with burial in All Saints cemetery, DesPlaines. MARTHA E. NEWMAN Martha E. Newman, 85, of 7507 Center drive, Wonder Lake died in the Fountain Terrace Rest home, Loves Park, 111., May 31. Mrs. Newman was born on March 6, 1883, in Blue Island, 111. Her husbafid died in June of 1957 and the only survivors are nieces and nephews. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home until Tuesday at 10 o'clock, when a Mass was read at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery, McHenry. JUNE ROSE WATSON June Rose Watson, 40, of Norwalk, Conn., formerly of Round Lake area, died May 29 in Connecticut. Mrs. Watson was born June 18, 1927 in Chicago. Survivors are her husband, Ian; three children, Nancy, David and Michael; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hohn of Round Lake; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Bird of Crystal Lake and Mrs. Lorraine McCabe of Round Lake. A funeral Mass was offered at 11 o'clock Monday morning in St. Joseph's Catholic church, Round Lake, with interment in Ascension cemetery, Libertyville. Op^n Vacation Bible Church In McHenry June 17 The Conttnunity Methodist church vacation church will extend from June 17 to 28, from® a.m. to 1±:30 a.m., Monday to Friday. Classes will include children pre - kindergarten to the sixth grade. Theme of the school this year is "Venture With God". Everyone is welcome to attend. For futher information they may call Mrs. Gene Negley. Baumbeck Baby Is Christened The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Baumbeck was baptized Elizabeth Ann, Sunday, June 2, at 1:45 p.m. by Rev. Michael J. Tierney at St. Patrick's Catholic church. The godparents were an aunt, Carole Ann Larsen and an uncle, Richard A. Baumbeck. Following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Baumbeck home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Larsen, daughter, Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. George N. Baumbeck, Philip and Denise and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wick and daughter, Stephanie. Smorgasbord At lakeland Park June 15 The ninth annual smorgasbord sponsored by the Lakeland Park Women's club will be held Saturday, June 15, at the Lakeland Park community house, 1717 N. Sunset drive McHenry with two servings, at 5 and 6:15 p.m. Members of the club suggest this as a fine way of treating the men of the family the day before Father's dav. Tickets may be obtained from the chairman, Lyda Radisch, 1712 N. Knoll avenue, or from any club members. There will be a limited number of tickets for each serving, to be sold at the door. Those purchasing tickets are reminded to be sure to specify which serving they are attending as this will govern the number of tickets to be sold at the door. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gough announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah Sue, May 20, in Sherman hospital, Elgin. She weighed 6 lbs. 6 ozs., and has a brother, Terry, 11, and Pam, 8,a sister. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gough and the maternal grandmother is Mrs. Leona Sadler, all oir Elgin. MILTON McWHINEY Milton McWhiney, 65, of 3519 W. Elm street, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital last Friday, May 31. The deceased, a motorman for the CTA, was born in Chicago Feb. 3, 1903. ' He\ is survived by his wife, Bernice; three daughters, Mrs. TWO - CAR CARSH An auto accident involving two vehicles took place last week on Rt. 31 at Idyll Dell road which" caused injuries to Jacqueline Creutz of Pleasant drive, McHenry, who was treated at McHenry hospital for cuts. She was riding in a car driven by Ronald Creutz, who was driving north when Bill R. Chrisman of Idyll Dell road, McHenry, reportedly made a left turn from Rt. 31 onto the blacktop in front of the Creutz car. Name Doughnut Day Chairmen The Salvation Army has announced chairmen to serve in this area for the annual tag day, "Doughnut Day", tnbe held Friday, June 7. Mrs. Paul S. Jessup of 415 N. Country Club drive is chairman, of the McHenry campaign, sponsored locally by the Woman's club. Other chairmen are Mrs. Grant P. Ernst of 7706 Preson drive, Wonder Lake, sponsored by the Woman's club; Mrs. William Harmon of 1211 Main Street, Spring Grove; Mrs. Robert E. Howe, Sr., of Richmond, sponsored by that city's Woman's club. Mrs. John Horak of Rt. 1, Spring Grove, will head the Fox Lake drive. spurgeoni View Art Fair Poster wmm Country Art Fair jt-zs 25 JMrc. HHeing h School Committee members for the twelth annual Country Art Fair sponsored by the McHenry Hospital's Woman's auxiliary checks over unique poster, intended as an eye-catcher for the June 21-23 event. Shown are (left) GerrittBeverwyk, Crystal Lake, gymnasium production manager and Robert Gray, of Crystal Lake, designer of this poster. WHITE SWAN YOU REPLACE HER? She is a well educated, competent homemaker, wife and mother but she is a1 so a responsible, hardworking and successful real estate salesman. But her husband and family take first call so she is moving to New York and we need another competent real estate salesman, woman or man, to take hei* place. She is earning a good income because she is competent and because our firm is a progressive, growing organization. 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