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7 PG. 2, - PLAINDEALER - WED., JUNE 12, 1968 Married June 8 POND MANAGEMENT TO BE 12 Plan October Rite Grandma Sez - - - ; PHOTO 3Y GAYLORD ; MR. AND MRS. WAYNE JAPP Miss Barbara Waspi of Richmond and Wayne Japp of Woodstock were married Saturday, June 8, in a 5 o'clock nuptial rite at Grace Lutheran church, Richmond, followed by a reception at Hunter Country club. Following a honeymoon trip to California, the couple will reside at 322 Burbank street, Woodstock. It shore gets my dander up, when I read about the way things is taken for granted, when the subject o* "Foreign Aid", is mentioned. I cain't, fer the life o' me, understand why we should get so interested, in the past few years, about all the other countries in the world, thet we should break the backs o' our folks, here in America, to take care o' the whole wide world. It's fine to share things, and when the poor people & our own country are fed and clothed, then's the time to give the surplus away. Seems to me thet there's more than meets the eye to bein' so over-generous. It gives a body the impression thet someone is profitin' by the sweat o' the workin' man these days. 'Tis right fine to teach the people o' other countries to stand on their own feet, but ya never will accomplish it by givin' to them the things they should be doin' fer themselves. We are a progressive race, we Americans, but the progress has been directed in the wrong course, to my way o' .thinkin'. We, over here, ain't afraid to bend our backs until they hurt, and thet is the reason thet this country has gotton ahead. When the other countr- MCHS Drama Director In Fine Arts Program ; Allen W. Lyndrup, director of drama at McHenry high fechool, has been employed to teach and direct at the Woodstock Opera House for the summer young people's program conducted by the Woodstock Fine Arts association. The summer program, with class instruction in all aspects of the theatre for children from third grade through college age, begins June 17. Registration may be made fiow by stopping in at the Opera IH ouse or calling 338-1663. ; Mr. Lyndrup is currently •working at the Opera House with !the Town Square Players, the ;adult amateur theatre group. He and Donald Barden, business I manager for the Fine Arts association, are co-directing "No, no A Million Times No!", an old fashioned melodrama to be presented June 14-16. This has been Mr. Lyndrup's first year of teaching; He has "directed three plays during this ;year at McHenry, "A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court", "Who Was That Lady II Saw You With?" and the musical, "Barefoot Boy With Cheek". He has also served as director of public relations for the McHenry schools for the 67-68 school year. tyfr. Lyndrup graduated from Wartburg college in Waverly, Iowa, in 1967. He majored in Speech and English and participated in many dramatic and musical activities. Among his roles were Petruchio in "Taming of the Shrew", young Dr. John in "Summer and Smoke", Will in "Oklahoma" and Pom in in "R.U.R.". Mr. Cooking Tips To insure best eating quality, eggs should be cooked with low to moderate heat, for just the right length of time -- never over cooked. This fundamental rule of egg cookery applies whether you are cooking eggs in water, frying pan or oven, says Katharine Neumann, University of Illinois extension adviser. A properly cooked egg has a tender white and a smooth yolk. If cooking temperature is too high or the egg is cooked too long, the protein shrinks and makes the white tough and the yolk mealy. To hard cook eggs in the shell, Mrs. Neumann suggests this procedure: Put the eggs in a pan and cover them completely with cold water. Heat water to simmering and simmer 20 to 25 minutes. Do not let the water boil. Serve the eggs hot or plunge them at once into cold running water and leave until cold. The green discoloration that sometimes appears between the white and the yolk of a hardcooked egg results from a chemical reaction between sulfur in the white and- iron in the yolk. This discoloration is harmless, but unattractive. To help prevent it, cook eggs at a low temperature, avoid overcooking and cool promptly. Lyndrup also directed "A Happy Journey From Trenton To Cambden " and wrote and directed "Forty Or So Ago", a musical review show. He has served as scene designer, stage manager, assistant director and ttieatre critic in other college and community productions. He has two seasons of Summer theatre to his credit, one at Illinois Wesleyan McPherson theatre and the other as resident director of the Student Youth center in Minneapolis, Minn., where he wrote and pro* Nominate New Officers For County 8-40 The May meeting of the 8 & 40 was held in the home of Minnie Meyer of Algonquin, assisted by Sarah Lamb. A report was made on the' dinner recently held in McHenry. The results were very gratifying and the members of the salon thank all who worked so diligently to make it a success. Great credit goes to Patsy Alhberg, who created the work of art on the main cake. New officers were nominated as follows: Chapeau - Christine Nixon; Le Demi Chapeau Premiere - Frances Matchen; Le Demi Chapeau Deuxieme - Lillian Miller; La Secretaire Caissiere - Minnie Meyer; La Concierge - Ercell Lock; and L' Aumonier - May Chesak. The annual picnic will be at Lockrest, home of Ercell Lock, McHenry, in June. duced religious dramas for the street. The theatre is not Mr. Lyndrup* s only interest; he is a folk music buff and plays several instruments. He also enjoys an occasional round of golf, a few brisk sets of tennis, and a cooling swim. - .*• m Ardis Sorensen Married June 1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen announce the engagement of their daughter, Ardis, to Mr. Michael Mark Cicchella, which took place on Saturday, June 1, at 11 o'clock in Camp Duncan chapel, Volo. A reception followed at camp lodge. Mr. Sorensen was director of Camp Duncan for many years. ies do likewise, they Will forge ahead, too, in their own way. Take a home, now, fer instance. When the manager, the woman in it, takes off and shares her time with other interest the home suffers. Thet is jest the way it is in this country, but the other countries are jealous o' our prosperity and would like to make us,.over here, feel a sense o' guilt, havin' so much with them with so little. We didn't have so much a few years back. This old lady can remember quite a spell of being hungry, as a good many o* us oldsters can, and only a hundred years ago, a good part o' this country was prairie. So, it has taken a heap o* doin' on the part o* the people, to get where we sire, good or bad, and to my way o' thinkin', it's the kind o' people who make the nation, and not how much help they get. Grandma Radtke Four Graduating ° Cousins Honored Last week, a graduation party was held at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stilling for four graduating cousins. Guests of honor were Cathy Bolger, who graduated from McHenry high school on June 7; Marcia Sullivan, who graduated from Libertyville high school the same night, and Tom Bolger and "Buddy" Stilling, who graduated from Marian high on June 4. About seventy friends and relatives attended the party. MARRIAGE LICENSES Wayne Smith and Dorothy Crawford, both of McHenry. LeRoy Remer, Burlington, Wis., and Carla Schmecht, McHenry. Myron Woodruff, Chicago,,and Lynne Kotrba, McHenry. Thomas Wiles and Hierese Becker, both of McHenry. Joseph Mach, Detroit, and Janice Charles, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. David Kent announce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Jean, born at Sherman hospital, Elgin, June 1, weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz. She has a sister, Barbara, 9, and tvyo brothers, Tom, 7, and Paul, 3%. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Olson of Mineral Springs and Mrs. Roy Kent of McHenry. There are 2,300 known ships lying wrecked on and about Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, known as the "graveyard of the Atlantic". Four From Area Are Enrolled At MacMurray North and northwest suburban graduates have enrolled as members of the incoming freshman class at MacMurray college, Jacksonville, 111., for the 1968-69 school year. Kimberly Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Davis, 3202 Golf View; Gary Guzzardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Guzzardo, 3302 W. 3rd avenue, and Judith Strorigl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Strorigl, 3404 N. Hilltop drive have enrolled from McHenry. From Wonder Lake is Lois Hansen^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hansen, 3230 E. Lake Shore drive. j^Miss Davis, a holder of ai»- Illinois State Scholarship and member of the National Honor society, was an active member in GAA at MCHS. She served as vice-president and president of GAA. She was awarded the honor of "Who's Who - Most Athletic" this year. She plans to major in PE. Guzzardo is the holder of the Illinois State Scholarship, and the Blackstock scholarship. He was a member of track, baseball teams, as well as the Ski club. Guzzardo will major in music. He is a Marian Central Catholic high school graduate. Miss Strorigl, an honor roll student for four years, is a member of the National Honor society. She is the holder of the Freshman Scholarship award and French Excellence award. Miss Strorigl was also active in school plays. She will major in psychology. She attended Marian Cenrai. Miss Hansen, member of the National Honor society, was an active member in the French club and served as vice-president her senior year. Miss Hansen was a cheerleader and squad .captain. In her senior year she was a student leader and member of AFS. Miss Hansen was MCHS prom queen her junior year. She will major in speech. Darlene Swim Suits $16 & up Terry Robes Pant Dresses MIDWEST BANK CARDS WELCOME HERE THE FASHION SHOPPE Free Parking R°Ute 31 ('°07/1- ^ MeHenry' Sandals Store Hours Daily 9-5:30 Fri. 9-9:00 Sat. 9-5:00 Medical Aid Officers (ill Be Installed tie McHenry County Medical Assistants association will hold its fifth annual installation banquet on Tuesday, June 18, at which time the new officers will be installed. A cocktail hour at 6:30 will precede the 7:30 dinner at Czecho lodge. Crystal Lake. Mrs. Ralph (Helen ) Smith of McHenry, president of the Illinois State Medical Assistants association and also a member of the county unit, will be present to act as installing officer. Guest speakers for the program will be Miss Pilar Viteri of Equidor and Miss Elizabeth Rimmele of Germany, who have been foreign exchange students at Woodstock high school. A Pond Management workshop will be held this Wednesday, June 12, at Art Gait's farm cm the Greenwood road. Ths program will begin promptly at 1 p.m. and will end by 3:30. Follow the arrows toth® parking area. The workshop is being planned and conducted by Sam Haning and Clayton Bruce, of the Soil Conservation Service, the board members of the McHenry Count Soil and Water Conservation district; Louis Englebrecht of the McHenry County Agricultural Extension Service; and JBruce Muench and Gary Tichacek of the Illinois Department of Conservation. There are three ponds located on Galfs property. At pond No. 1, the v. orkshop session will show ho# to apply proper weed control procedures to maintain a pond in its best condition. At the second pond the specialists will show correct and incorrect landscaping techniques to be used in controlling vegetation around the pond. At the third pond a fish count will be made by shocking the fish. In this way a quick study can determine the effect of food on fish size. The recreational advantages of swimming, boating and fishing will be pointed out. There are over 500 ponds located in McHenry county, 300 of these constructed since the establishment of the Soil and Water Conservation district in .1947. A farm pond has many advantages. There are the recreational advantages of fishing, swimming, boating and picnicing; they provide a water source for fire in many cases, they can provide good erosion control if properly placed and drained, and they make good use of land which generally is not adequate for anything else. Dirt recovered from the pond construction can be used in building up other low areas on the form or rural acreage. Those with ponds on their Betrothal Told LYNN HARTMANN Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Hartmann of 2903 N. Regner road, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynn, to Mark W. Behrens, son of Dr. and Mrs. Lee O. Behrens of 404 W. 13th street, Sterling, ILL. A fall wedding is planned. Miss Hartmann will receive her degree in August from Carthage college, where her fiance has completed his studies. S C, Opening July 1st Phone 385-7550 3701 W. Elm St McHenry % Next door to National Tea DEBORAH BLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Louis Block of 3114 Meadow lane, Wonder Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Louise, to William Oeffling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oeffling of Church street, Johnsburg. An Oct. 19 wedding is planned in St. John's Catholic church. property and those contemplating the construction of a pond are encouraged to attend this Wednesday workshop. However, the public would find the se workshop sessions and demonstrations at each of the three ponds to be very informative and interesting. Therefore, everyone is invited to attend. Free lemonade will be served on the premises. & 5"TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St, McHenry III THE COOL CULOTTE FOR SUMMER ;? | v mi GREEN STREET MAIL Be cool, stay cool, in this one piece culotte dress with the Built-in Bra. The free, swinging way to stay cool this summer. All styles $8 Only at McHenry 385-0182