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MR. AND MRS, JAMES G. ORTON GAYLORD PHOTO Susan Schneider Becomes Bride bf J. G. Orion 1 Miss Susan Marie Schneider >res a pretty bride when she Approached the altar of St. '•Mary's Catholic church last Saturday, June 7, to meet her bridegroom, Mr. James Gordon Orton. Rev. Matthew T. ftudden officiated at the 1: 'o'clock afternoon ceremony. • ; Miss Schneider is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les Schneider of 4207 W. South street, McHenry, and Mj£. Orton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard -Orton, Sr., of 4817 W. Orchard -drive also McHenry. Sister Andreella officiated at . the organ. The church altar was decorated with bouquets of large yellow pomps and white gladioli. v 2 Pretty, dark-haired Miss '.Schneider wore a gown and strain of white lace and organ- ;za, the bodice styled of chan- Notice To Brides order to better serve -f McHenry area brides, the Plaindealer sends wedding forms to all those whose engagements- have been announced on our society page and carry a definite date. We ask that these completed forms be returned three days prior to the wedding* Complete details will appear only during the week following wedding except in the case of out-of-state weddings, where an additional week is allowed. Photographs will be printed any time later, or will be included with the wedding information the first \yeek if they accompany the story. If your engagement announcement has not been published, or if the date of wedding was not Ighown at that time, please catTour office and request that a marriage form be sent. FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and a new, large economy sl2e for $5.00. Both are sold with this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold wit hthis guarantee by: Bolger Drug Store, 1259 N. Green Street - Mall orders filled. 1-2-9-16-69 tilly type lace with seed pearls and French sequins. Lace motifs touched with sequins cascaded across a sweeping Aline skirt. Her detachable chapel train was scalloped and richly bordered with lace. She wore a bridal veil of bouffant white nylon illusion falling from a handmade crown and petal headpiece of pearls, crystals and sequins, touched with lace. ftanci Rothermel and April Young of McHenry were her only attendants, wearing yellow A-line taffeta dresses with empire waistlines, topped with white lace cage overlay. A1 Spencer of Ringwood served as best man and groomsman was James Laursen of McHenry. Mrs. Schneider wore a yellow lace dress and Mrs. Orton was attired in a blue suit dress. Approximately 125 guests gathered at the Crystal Lake Legion home later for a reception. After a short trip, the newlyweds will reside at 1411A N. Richmond road, McHenry. Both young people are McHenry high school graduates, the bride in 1968 and the groom a year earlier. She is employed at the local hospital. Her husband is serving with the Navy. PG. 2 - PLAINDEALER FRI. JUNE 13, 1969 Players Give Melodrama At Opera House The Townsquare Players will present their second annual musical melodrama this weekend at the Woodstock Opera House. Last year's production was so well received by Opera House audiences that this year the gay nineties melodrama "Dirty work At The Crossroads," by Bill Johnson is offered for another fun-filled evening. A talented cast frogn all parts of McHenry county has been working diligently under the direction of Don Barden to provide the whole family with lively entertainment. Three great Olio Acts will be presented during intermission - talented banjo players, a bevy of beautiful can-can dancers, and those harmonious barbershoppers. If you enjoy hissing the dastardly villain and cheering the noble hero and heroine be sure to attend this delightful show, Friday through Sunday* evenings, June 13, 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any Townsquare Players. New Member Service At City Church New members were recently received at Shepherd Of The Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry. At a special new member service, the following people received certificates of membership and were formally welcomed into the church: Mr. and Mrs* Ckrl Bergquist, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman and family, Edward Coats and family, Horst Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen and family, Rev. and Mrss Roger Schneider and Mark. Dennis Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weikel and David. A new member dinner in honor of those recently received into membership was /also held, with Glen Anderson serving as toastmaster. The speakers for the evening program were Frank Lamerand, James Boyer and Wally Schultz. Phil Helwig provided the musical entertainment for the evening. Explorer Pioneers Sue Dresdow and Rose Shi lace, in back, Sandy Sveen and Karen Jaschke prepare to serve refreshments at Pioneer Girls mother-daughter tea. - - Pioneer Girls >r Tea The annual mother-daughter tea of, the Pioneer Girls club, sponsored by the Alliance Bible church in McHenry, was held at Hilltop school recently. Forty-three girls were given special awards representing work accomplished during the past nine months. Eighty-four mothers and daughters were in attendance as club director, Mrs. Ruth Sveen, began the evening's activities with a word of appreciation expressed to club leaders. Mrs. Sveen- is a registered guide leading both Colonist (Junior high) and Explorer (High school) groups of the Pioneer Girls club. Gratitude was expressed to Mrs. Alita Robertson, registered guide and leader of the Pilgrim,, group (Junior age). Helpers in the club program over the past year have been Mrs. Marge Hansen, Mrs. Dorothy Cooley, Mrs. Joan Apel, Mrs. Hannah Braun, Mrs. Dee Damschroder, M*s. Sharon Nolan, Mrs. Dorothy Negley and Mrs. Ginny Spirk. Following a song time, awards were presented to the Pilgrim group by Mrs. Robertson. Those receiving awards were Candy Roberts, Debbie Koezer, Debbie Shaugnessy, Alynda Robertson, Lenny Wagner, Brenda Umbarger, Laura Lescher, Donna Maness, Cindy Beyer, Nancy Schultz, Kim Krieger, Holly Umbarger, Vicki Soda, Lori Robertson, Kathy Palmer, Doreen Holmquist, Jody Spirk, Tammy Russel, Jody Talbot, Cindy Providos, Kathy Damschroeder, Lesti • Venable, Elaine Palmer, Cherri Phernetton, Joyce Negely, Debbie Skelton, Debbie Hensley, Kim Grossich, Roxanne Fruik, Alyce Mosshiemer, Joanna Nolan, and Patty Cooley. Outstanding work was accomplished by a club member Patty Cooley, who completed requirements for the Voyager rank and Discoverer rank as well as receiving awards for Books, Citizenship, Loyalty, Nature, Pets, Safety, Song, Water, Advanced"" Water and Handicraft. Joanna Nolan was also given special recognition for completion of requirements for Voyager rank and receiving awards for Kitchen- craft, Handicraft, New Life, Water, and Sewing. Under the leadership of Mrs. Sveen, Colonists presented a show of fashions made as a part of work required for completion of Trailblazer rank. Colonists receiving awards were Nancy Wagner, Wardrobe and Trailblazer rank; Cheryl Mason, Babysitting and Trailblazer rank; Tina Fendt, Wardrobe and Trailblazer rank; Laurie Ruden, Needlecraft; Linda Olson, My Church, Wardrobe - and Trailblazer rank; Madelon Roalsen, Babysitting, Needlecraft, Trees, Trailblazer rank; Donna Hansen, Team Sports, Animal Care, Trailblazer rank; Sue Cooley, Babysitting, Team Sports, Food Arts, and Trailblazer rank; and Marsha Hansen, Babysitting, Wardrobe, Party Planning, arid Trailblazer rank. The Explorer group of high school age girls serving as hostesses for the evening were Sue Dresdow, Sandy Sveen, Marlene, Brockman, Rose Shilace and Karen Jaschke. Special speaker for the evening was Mrs. John Stenberg of the Northwest Alliance church in Chicago. She emphasized the need for a personal faith in Christ. Following the speaker, a time of fellowship was enjoyed as mothers viewed work done by the girls. Refreshments were served. HONOR TEACHER Mrs. Stella Rortvet was guest of honor at a pot-luck sapper 'Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Watkins on N. Sequoia. Members of the fourth and fifth grade faculty and special teachers who taught for eight years in the Landmark building, before classes were discontinued there, attended and presented Mrs. Rortvet with a lovely gift. McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Foreman are parents of a daughter born June 10. MEMORIAL H OS PITA] WOODSTOCK A Jon was born June 7 to Mr. and Mrs* Larry Evans of Wonder L$ke. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Pence, Wauconda, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Dawn Michele, on June 6 at Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville. The young miss weighed 7 lbs. 12% ozs. The new mother is the former Marcella Ann Wittinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wittinger of Chicago, former residents of Wonder /C^ke. Hie paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Penc^of Wauconda. *5 QUILT PRESENTATION -- Eighth grade girls from Johnsburg school are shown presenting a handmade quilt to James Bush,' superintendent of District 12. The work was done in connection with membership in the Art club, which meets daily with Mrs. E. Robel, pictured near Mr. Bush. Individually designed blocks were made and stitched together with bands of blue and white checked gingham, representing St. John's school, and bands of red and white, representing Johnsburg school. The quilt will -- NOTICE -- THE OFFICE OF DRi,JOHN T. GRAY OPTOMETRIST 1260 N. Green St^ McHenry. IIlir will be closed for annual vacation from Junef 7th through July 7th. FOR APPOINTMdEENNTl S PHONE 385 - 0186 Answering Service Will Accept Appointments. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT TOWNSEND GAYLORD PH(JTO Coolc-Townsend Vows Exc Sunday, June 8 Rev. Herman Graef of Zion Lutheran church, McHenry, officiated at the nuptial rite last Sunday, June 8, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon which united in marriage Miss Linda Jean Cook and9 Mr. RbBert'L. Townsend. Mies Cook is the daugfctter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cook of 781 N. Indiana street, Elmhurst, and Mr. Townsend is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertran Townsend of 5220 W. Shore drive, McHenry. The lovely bride approached the altar wearing a long, white, A-line gown of karate. It was fashioned entire line, the three-quarter length sleeves edged in Venice lace, and boat neckline. Hie large flowing fanshaped train was edged in Venice lace caught at the empire fay a bow of the same material. Her three-tiered ballerina veil of imported silk illusion cascaded from a bouffant bow of organza outlined in petals of lace and pearls. Miss Sharon Janet of Elmhurst acted as maid of honor and Miss Pat Kaszuba, also of Elmhurst, was bridesmaid. They were attired in full length, turquoise gowns with flowing skirts of georgette. The waist was caught with velvet ribbons of the same shade. Their headpieces were of matching colored net appliqped in tiny daisies. Joe Schulz of McHenry served as best man and Rick Cook of Elmhurst, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Ushers were Robert Leem and Len DeMerit. Mrs. Cook chose for her daughter's wedding a pink silk dress with coat of pink lace and matching accessories. Mrs. Townsend was attired in a blue silk knit suit with white accessories. Approximately 130 persons attended a reception at the Lakeland Park community house following the ceremony. The newlyweds will reside in the bride's home for the summer and then take up residence in DeKalb, where both will be seniors at Northern Illinois university. ^ LeRoy Smiths Surprised On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith were surprised by a group of relatives and friends on Tuesday, June 3, the occasion being their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. An enjoyable evening was spent in visiting, a bountiful lunch brought fay the guests served and the honored couple presented with flowers and many other gifts among them a corsage for Mrs. Smith. Those who helped them celebrate other than their children, Rich, Don, Joey and Mrs. Curt Erickson and husband, were Mrs. Rena Smith, Messrs. and Mesdames Elmer Smith, Ray Smith, Eugene King, William Funk, Morris Crouch, Ray Rode and Charles Adams. Miss Sue Mahany of Naperville was an out of town guest. ON DEAN'S LIST Deborah Kuhlman Beach recently was named to the dean's list at Doane college in Crete, Nebr., acquiring 8.6 on a 12 point scale. She is a third year art education major. be used in the first aid room of the elementary building. Girls who assisted in making the quilt were Patty Williams, Resae Acker man, Garnet Bozousky, Gail Reid, Debbie Rosenquist, Suzie Rudolph, Linda Richardson, Denise Pradelski, Pat Lipke, Debbie Jour dam, Debbie Jensen and Cindy Roberts, all of Johnsburg public school, and Joyce Murgatroyd and Marge Boarini of St. John's school. PLAINDEALER PHOTO • ANGELO'S SUNSET INN f Specializing in | BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS.-- COURTEOUS SERVICE I 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Roule 12 I I I I Phone JA 6-2928| Day Camp in McHenry for Boys and Girls parents We are having day camp again this summer for boys and girls 7 to 12 years old. You can have peace of mind while you are working, not having to worry about your child roaming the streets or wondering about their whereabouts while you are away. We have a supervised daily program which, Includes swimming baseball^ hiking, indoor ganpr^wood working shop and arts and crafts. We can assure you your child will have an Interesting and rewarding time. If yon are interested in having your child join our group call Immediately for the date you want your child to be enrolled. For further information OPEN JUNE 16TH Call FANTASY FARM Phone 385-2499 $15.00 Per Week