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i, J-aJOTSmK'^ ;^ii "*MV^ LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHDRtEY SCHUERR 385*2645 CffMS WUAS, MADELINE FINI WW SATURDAY Best wishes are extended to Chris and Madeline Wijas who were married July 20 in St. Mary's church. Chris is the son of Steve and the late Lil Wijas and Madeline's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fini reside south of McHenry. They will reside in Lilymoor. Hope you like it here Madeline. Madeline was radiant in a gown of white silk organza trimmed with lace applique. Arlene Freund was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Donna Fini, Lynda Abbink and Noreen Wijas. They wore pink crepe gowns with chiffon sleeves. The bridegroom's niece, Michelle Freund was the pretty flower girl also dressed in pink. Bobby Wijas, son of Robert and Noreen, was ring bearer. Chris chose his brother, Bob» as best man and his brother- in-law James Freund and his cousin, Jimmy Gasinski of Chicago as groomsmen. The reception was held in Club Lilypoor with his Grandmother and Grandfather Walter Malgcke as honored guests. NEWS OF NEWLYWEDS Number one son, Skip and his bride, Sue, arrived safetly in Beaufort, S.C., where he is stationed with the Marines. Sue will live there until Skip is transferred to another point. B was nice having you home Skip and we are remembering your beautiful wedding on July 6 with your grandparents there. MOURN LOCAL DEATHS Sadness fell on the Schuerr household early Monday morning, July 15 when Grandma Schuerr died suddenly. Although Lawrence's mother, Josephine had suffered a stroke sometime ago, plans were being made for a golden wedding celebration in Jack's home in Fox Lake. Walter and Josephine "were married fifty years, July 10 and quietly spent their anniversary in their home. Relatives called to extend their best wishes. They came to live in Lilymoor six years ago but have been summer residents since 1936. She tirill be missed by her husband, sons, Lawrence and Jack, Wilbur and Walter C„ daughter, Magdalene, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She alto leaves two brothers and a sister. Funeral Mass was offered in St. Mary's with burial in the church cemetery. Sympathy is also extended to the family of Mrs. Gunhild Milinac, who died July 12 in the Villa Nursing home. Mrs. Milinac had resided at 406 Lily Lake road before her illness. She leaves a son, Franklin, of Lilymoor, a daughter, Jean Peterson^ and two other sons, also ten grandchildren and a brother. Her husband and a son died in 1966. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohan of 535 TiaJuana drive, Lakemoor. Mrs. Lea Cohan, 83, died July 9, in Harvard hospital. She had cmne to live with her son, just three weeks before. She also leaves two grandchildren, Vickie and Steve Cohan. HONORED AT COLLEGE OF REGENTS Eunice Tobey was honored July 2 at College of Regents Night, at McHenry Chapter Women of the Moose. Eunice had received her cap and gown at impressive ceremonies held in Mooseheart making her eligible to be a member of the College of Regents. Eunice was also installed as pianist at a JE EXPERT / 'Gi@OMI!W<S (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual fennels) • TRAINING ^ • BATHING Rudy S@eker*s Cfeyffigls 1018 W. Uncoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) LEE AND RAY ELECTRIC Hot Weather Spiral Hotpolnt 10.1 cu. it. Freezer Only $1 51" HOTPOINT MODEL FV310J Thrifty buy! Enjoy convenient freezer living with miniiBunri, investment with this 354-pound-capacity Hotpoint ft>od freezer. Although it's only 28" wide, it provides 10.1 cu. fti of food storage capacity. Extra-value features: 3 refrigerated shelves, 4 door shelves, magnetic-gasketed door, porcelain-on-steel liner. 3-year food-spoilage warranty. Come in and see it today! 1; STOP AND SEE OTHER MODELS LEE and RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. FRONT ST. DIAL McMFiNRy, ILL Free Parking 385-0882 recent ceremony held by the Chapter. ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Roy and Eunice Tobey who will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Thursday, July 25. Anniversary greetings go to Sergo and Cindy Martini who will celebrate their first wedding anniversary Friday, July 26. Congratulations and best wishes Roy and Eunice, Sergo and Cindy and may you all cele-. brate many more anniversaries. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Steve Wijas who observed his big day Sunday, July 14. Greetings go to Gene Rodde who celebrated his big day Wednesday July 17. And belated greetings go to Helen Colberg on her birthday Monday, July 22. Many happy returns to you all. 11 BUNDLE OF JOY Cindy Martini presented her husband Sergo with a beautiful baby girl Wednesday July 17. Hie wee-one, Lisa Marie, weighed in at 6 lbs. 8 oz., and was 19% inches long. The proud grandparents are Fred and Val Fradinardo of Lilymoor and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martini of Italy. "The proud great grandmother is Mrs. Ferrara of Lilymoor. Congratulations and best wishes on your blessed event. GUEST Of Sergo and Cindy Martini, Val and Fred Fradinardo and Mrs. Gen Ferrara is Father Armondo of Italy who arrived Wednesday, July 17 to visit with the family. LADIES LEAGUE Held their installation of officers Wednesday, July 17. Jean Dember was installation officer. Those installed for the forthcoming year are Helen Para, president, Viola Arbogast, vice-president, Lu Gravenstuk, secretary, Sophie Peterson, treasurer. Trustees Olive Corbett, Eunice Tobey and Rose Zelenka. After installation of officers and trustees bunco was played. Winners were Jean D&mber, Jessie Corbett, Viola Arbogast. Booby went to Florience Mix. Guest of the evening was Genny Giannola. NEWS BITS The Lilymoor auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. August 5, in the home of Pearle Stineman with Ida Legge and Shirleann Krich as hostesses. It is nice to see Alyce Kowal back home again. Alyce spent some time in Indiana where she was called by the recent death of her mother. Best wishes to those who are ill at home or in the hospital. It was been hard to keep up on community happenings the past weeks when the Schuerr house was buzzing with activity. HOWARD BRODY AMONG ALL - A HONOR STUDENTS Michigan State university honored 568 students who achieved an all-A record spring term. Names of the students are to be placed on an honor role that offers "recognition of the highest attainment in scholarship." Hie students will be guests at a dinner in their honor during fall term hosted by MSU President John A. Hannah, The list includes 121 freshmen, 97 sophomores, 138 juniors, 185 seniors and J27 students in professional or special programs. Among the freshmen was Howard A. Brody, 6809 Bull Valley road, McHenry, pre-medical. Collecting By Dolores White "Legislation permittingillus-f tration of U.S. postage stamps in color has been approved by the Seriate and sent to the White House for President Johnson's; signature. The bill permits newspapers and magazines to picture cancelled U.S. stamps in color andP in any size including exact size; and uncancelled U.S. and foreign: stamps in color in less than three-fourths or more than on© and one-half times actual size. Under current legislation no U.S. stamps may be pictured in color although cancelled foreign stamps may be. The ban on d color, left in effect when the stamp illustrations law was last modified in 1958, was based on a fear of aiding counterfeiting which the Secret Service, the agency responsible for enforcement, agrees is no longer justified in the case of postage stamps. No change is made affecting illustrations on film or transparent slides, now permitted in color, and the bill does not apply to illustrations Of coins, permitted in color under separate legislation. Under current law, use of stamp illustrations is limited to philatelic, numismatic, educational or newsworthy purposes in articles, books, journals or albums. They may not be used in general advertising but only in legitmate philatelic or numismatic advertisements. The 1968 Christmas stamp will reproduce a portion of "The Annunciation" by Jan Van Eyck, 15th Century Flemish artist, now in the National Gallery of art in Washington, D.C. The detail used on the stamp shows the richly robed Angel Gabriel with wings of peacock feathers. The vertical stamp is to be printed in five colors, with the red in the brocaded robe dominating. An initial print order of one and a half billion stamps has been placed. It is hoped that the new nine color press will be prefected in time to use for this stamp. On July 26, a 5 cent postal card will tribute the Women Marines on their twenty-fifth anniversary of service to the country. Hie 5 cent card will be issued with first day ceremonies July 26 in San Francisco during the fifth biennial convention of the Women Marines association; Assistant Postmaster General Ralph W. Nicholson will represent the Post Office Department at the ceremonies. The vertical design shows a modern woman Marine, alert and pert in her green uniform. Red . merges into green in the background. Across the top in red gothic capitals is " Women Marines", at the vertical left in the same color and type style is "25th Anniversary". Across the bottom, in green gothic, capitals is "U.S. Postage", while at the upper left in white is "1943-1968". The denomination, "5 cents" appears at the lower left in brown. If there are any questions or certain subjects you would like to ask me or have me write about, address letters or cards to me at 1701N. Richmond road, McHenry. The answers will be much quicker that Way. Thank you. WED.. JULY 24, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. I Service Shipfitter First Class Thot mas R. Dowe, USN, 23, husband of Lily S. Dowe of Fluita, Cold, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dowe of 412 N. Front street, McHenry, has been assigned to Mobile Construction Battalion 10 at Port Hueneme, Calif., for a twenty-four month tour of duty. While serving with the Seabees, Dowe will be required to make two nine-month tours in Vietnam. The first will befrom October of 1968 to June, 1969. Before reporting to Port Hue* neme, Dowe attended twenty weeks of Class C welding school in San Diego, Calif. He entered the Navy Oct. 31, 1961. Army Private Michael W. Garske, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Garske, 1711 N. Woodlawn Park, McHenry, was assigned June 29 to the UJS. Army Strategic Communications Command's 1st Signal brigade bear Long Binh, Yiet», nam, as a chauffeur. . iS|fi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC ' "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." These words of Jesus are recorded in the Gospel of John, are part of the Lesson- Sermon titled "Truth" to ba>. read in Christian Science chur-^; ches this Sunday. Among re-elated passages to be read from * the denominational textbook, "Science and Health with Key^ to the Scriptures'* ty Mary:S Baker Eddy, is this: "We clas- f; sify disease as error, which ^ nothing but Truth or. Mind can'^j heal, and this Mind must ba|g divine, not human." & All are welcome. ; ^8 HURT IN ACCIDENT \ $ Patrick Wyatt of Riverside^ drive, McHenry, was treated at *J Memorial hospital,Woodstock; & for injuries received in an ac|V cident on Rt? 120, new Thomp-^ son road, last Thursday. His car -J went out of control on wet pavement and rolled over. . jjj Enjoy The Guaranteed Taste of 'Super-Right" Meats I / ... 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