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/' PG. 2 - PLAINDEALpt^FRI. JAN. IOt 1969 Plan Summer Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Palmer of 201 North Emerald drive, ilcHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Ann, to Alvin J. Groves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Groves of Milwaukee, Wis. Kathy is a senior at St. Norbert college, whe^e^he is affiliated with Delta Zeta National social sororityyHer fiance will also graduate from St. Norbert this June, where he is affiliated with Phi Sigma Epsilon National social fraternity. & The wedding will take place Aug. 9. Singers Begin Rehearsal For Spring Program tvith an invitation to new members to join, members of the McHenry Choral club will open a new season on Monday evening, Jan. 13, with the first rehearsal scheduled for 8 o'clock in the East campus school. Practice will begin immediately for the spring program to be presented the last weekend in April. Selections on hand for re-, hearsal are representative of various types of music, including "Anthem For Spring" from "Cavalleria Tkisticana" and Tschaikowsky's "Nightingale", and in a lighter vein, a medley from "Fidler on the Roof" and a special arrangement of the folk tune, "Blue Tail Fly". The deadline for membership has been set at Jan. 20 because of the advanced date for the program. Icy Surface Glacier^ cover about onetenth of theVarth's land surface ^nd contain almost one per cent of the world's water. Wed Recently John Boyles Wed 25 Years McCullom Lake, which was the courting place for Lorraine Kurth and John Boyle, became also a permanent home for the couple where they now reside at 4704 \V. Parkview. The two will be celebrating their silver wadding anniversary Wednesday, Jan. 15. Just" how they will mark the momentous occasion has not ryet been determined. Mrs. Boyle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth, also McCullom" Lake, and President of the Village of McCullom Lake John Boyle is the son of the late Elizabeth and Evard Boyle. Lorraine Kurth lived in Edison Park, Chicago, while John's family^was located in Edgebrook, Chicago. The two met in the resort area of McCullom Lake during the 30's. ^Bothwere educated in Chicago schools. " During summer months, he made spending money by working as a carpenter and she attended beauty culture school while still a student. u World War II was a harrowing experience for Mr. Boyle, who was commissioned a. first lieutenant in the U. S. Army Air corps. During his military ca- , reer, he was shot and wounded, which earned him a Purple Heart. He returned to combat in Europe, was shot down and reported missing for three months. This earned for him the Purple Heart with cluster and the Air Medal. The Boyles were wed in formal ceremonies in Chicago, Jan. 15, 1944. In 1947, they chose McCullom Lake for their permanent home. First Junior High "Y" Dance , Set For Jan. 10 The Lake Region YMCA has scheduled the first junior high dance of the New Year for Jan. 10 at the L^kewood village hall, in Crystal Lake. The popular monthly dances begin at 7:30 p.m. and are over by 10 p.m. Doors to the village hall open at 7:10. " The Junior high dances are open to all seventh and eighth grade residents of the Y's tencommunity service area towns. There is no admission charge to members of the Lake Region YMCA^ Refreshments are served free of charge during the dancing. Adequate adult supervision is present during the entire evening of dancing. The YMCA requests that youth conduct themselves in accordance with the rules set down by the YMCA. This includes the wearing of school clothes. Parents are also encouraged to pick up their participating youth promptly at 10 p.m. Additional information on the dance is available by contacting the Lake Region YMCA,telephone 459-4455. McCullom Lake incorporated as a village in 1955 and Mr. Boyle was elected trustee. He resigned as vic^-president of the Cullom-Knoll Association to accept the post. He was reelected in 1957 for a four-year term. He lost out as village president in 1961, but was named tcMulfill the unexpired term of .Frank Parkhurst, who died in office. He was again elected tr/istee in 19(35 and was named acting village^oregident when Mr. Stuhlfeier su^curnbed while holding that office. He is also a member of the Legion and V.F.W. The couple were blessed with ^ the birth of two sons, John, Jr. Sept. 1945, who is a medical student in Chicago, and Robert, born March 15, 1958, a student at Valley View grade school. Fr. Binsfeld - To Speak Here j St. Patrick's Home and School association will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. in the churchhall, 3500 W. Washington street. The public is invited to attend the meeting, for which guest speaker will be Father Michael Binsfeld of St. Mary's parish, Woodstock. He will bring with him a movie based on the topic, "A Christian Orientation Regarding-Sex Education". A question and answer period will follow. Regreshments will btiP served by the fourth grade room mother, Mrs. Mary Wallace, and her committee. rried January 4 MR. AND MRS. THOMAS A. HARRISON, JR. Before her marriage in St. Mary's Catholic church to Mr. HarriSon on Saturday, Dec. 28, this attractive bride was Miss Julie Ann Sladek of Riverside drive, McHenry. The newlyweds will make their home at 1232A N. 31st street, Milwaukee, Wis., where the bridegroom is attending Marquette university. DEWANE STUDIO PHOTO OUT OF THE PAST. . . This rare equestrian statue, which originally stood in the Temple of Castor and Pollus, now proudly looks over the Italian Capital from Campidoglio--heart of ancient Rome. The Piazza Del Campidoglio, on Capitoline Hill, was designed by* Michelangelo. for the comfort of Spring in your home, all winter long.. Humidify with an CMJUxjg b HUMIDIFIER ^ ^ ca": €arl Woerner ^59-'2300 HEATING & COOLING 3511 S. Wrighf Rd. Crystal Lake, III. Proms Weddings Summer forma Is Phone 338-403g„ I , c < ' on the Square Beard a ^gStovttl 1 Famous Brands - Woodstock Feature Maggie Daly n Fine Arts Maggie Daly, author of the column, "Daly Diary," appearing in Chicago's American, will talk Thursday, Jan. 16, 10 a.m. in the Woodstock Opera House as the thifd program in the Six Creative Living Series programs presented by the Women's' Guild of the Woodstock Fine Arts association. The very title of her talk, "Celebrities Are My Business", will make people cast an extra glance her way in anticipation of something interesting, witty and filled with the things into which "everyday folk" do not get an insight. Some of the celebrities discussed by Miss Daly on Jan. 16 will include such people as Red Skelton, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Jimmy Durante and Marlene Deitrich. Her anecdotes, all from personal contacts with her subjects will make interesting listening for all those attending. „ Maggie was born at Castle Caufield, County"Tyrone, Ireland, which gives an insight into the reason for her ready wit and quick repartee. She paints a picture both vivid and lively of her "Business" and its inhabitants. Miss Daly has been a columnist for eight years for Chicago's American. Her " Daly Diary" is read each day by thousands and discussed by many times that number. Besides doing her daily column, Maggie Daly does more lectures Chan any other woman in her field, has had her own TV show and is now an authority on fashion. Persons wishing to attend rnay enng purchase tickets at the Opera House box office on that day, or use their Creative Living series season tickets. Everyone is invited to arrive at 9:30, one-half hour before the start of the program to enjoy coffee and visit with friends. Recital Series Is Announced At College McHenry County college has announced a series of four chamber music concerts and solo recitals to be held in the second semester of the school year. Opening the series on Feb. 16 will be a piano, clarinet and cello trio made up of students from the American Conservatory, Chicago. The second program on March 23, will be a solo piano recital by Gail Delente, a brilliant young pianist who makes her home in St. Louis and is on the faculty of Webster college there. On April 20, McHenry County college music faculty member, Marie Ann Vos, soprano, will be accompanied by Wesley M. Vos, piano, in a solo song recital. The concluding program on May 18 will feature vocal chamber music by groups drawn from the students of the college. Announce Betrotha SUSAN SCHWAB Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwab of 820 N. Green street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Y., to Darrell Ray Herzog of Marion, 111. Susan is a 1967 graduate of McHenry high school and is now employed in Crystal Lake. Her fiance graduated in 1964"from Marion high school. A veteran of Vietnam service, he is now employed in Elgin. A March 22 wedding is planned. Fashion Shtoppe Q" We're having a Pre-Spring Sale NOW." Take advantage of our drastic reductions . . . and thank you for shopping A at The Fashion Shoppe , • J' The Fashion Shoppe Dr. Griesbach Home And School Speaker Jan. 13 Dr. Peter Griesbach will be guest speaker at the Jan. 13 meeting of St. Mary's Home and School association. A local pediatrician, president of the McHenry County Medical society and member of the District 15 school board, Dr. Griesbach will speak about "Educational Problems In Children". He also will show a film from a pharmaceutical firm entitled, "Cerebral Dysfunction in Children". A short question and answer period will follow. Those attending will enjoy entertainment provided by the Welcoming Committee, eight young men and women, juniors at Marian Central Catholic high school, who specialize in folk singing. $6om mothers of the seventh ' grades in charge of refreshments are Mrs. Edward Buss and Mrs. Thomas Bolger. All parishioners are invited to the meeting which begins at 7:30 o'clock in the school gym. EDDIE the EDUCATO says.. 3 • JOBS • GRADES FAMILY PROBLEMS Students today face many pressures. Parents must show they care. ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION MR. & MRS. GEORGE ERBER Miss Barbara Ann Magnine and Mr. George Roland Erber exchanged nuptial vows in a beautiful winter wedding ceremony solemnized in St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsbiirg, on Saturday, Jan. 4. Rev. Fr. Dorcfing officiated at the 3 o'clock ceremony. Miss Magnine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Magnine of 1316 W. Bay road, McHenry, and Mr. Erber is the son. of Mrs. Jack McCafferty of 7808 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, and George Erber, Jr., 1515 Walnut street, Woodstock. The high'Mass was sung by St. John's choir, with Mrs. Clarence Keim singing " O Sanctissima", " O Lord Most Holy" and "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother". The attractive bride selected a floor length, white satin gown with empire waist and chapel train. The dress was accented with clusters of imported chantilly lace embossed with tiny, cultured pearls. She wore a fingertip, bouffant veil graced by a beaded came lot crown. Her attire was complemented by a spray of red roses. Attending her Were a sister, Carol Magnine, of 1316 W. Bay road, as maid of honor, Miss Antoinette Magnine, another sister, Miss Joan Munson of Crystal Lake, Miss Kathy Krause of Fox Lake and Miss Fran Amelia of Chicago as bridesmaids. They were attired similarly in floor length dresses of burgundy velvet, with streamers of the same color and material entwinedl in their hair. They carried pink spider mums mounted on white fur muffs. Bruce Erber of Woodstock served his brother as best man. Groomsmen were Thomas Anton son, Robert Smith and Frank Spenko of McHenry and Raymond Singer, Jr.,ofSkokie. Ringbearers were Master David Dingle of Crystal Lake and Master Scott Spengel of McHenry. Mrs. Magnine-selected a floor length dress in apricot color, accented with beading. Mrs. McCafferty wore a floor length, royal blue sheath trimmed with jewels and rhinestones. Following a reception at the Sail Inn, Fox Lake, for.350 guests, the couple left on a honeymoon trip into Wisconsin before taking up residence in Kailua Oahu, Hawaii. The bride is a graduate of St. Mary high school in Chicago. Her husband graduated from McHenry high school, attended Elgin college and Whitewater State university and has {been employed as a salesman for Carey Appliance, McHenry. GAYLORD PHOTO Couple Planning February Rite Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Stiller of 614 W. Regner road, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Patricia, to Terry Norman Toepper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Toepper of W. Apache drive, MCHenry. The young people are planning a Feb. 8 wedding in St. Patrick's Catholic church, McHenry. 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