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McHenry Man Wed Saturday To Mundelein Girl St. Francis church, Lake Zu- ' rich, was the setting for a beau­ tiful summer wedding on Satur­ day, August 23. United in mar­ riage were Miss Rita Keller of 528 McKinley, Mundelein, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ seph Keller of Hillside, 111., and Mr. Alex Shustitzky, Jr., son of the senior Shustitzkys of Griswold Lake, McHenry. Rev. Fr. Firnbach officiated at the 2 o'clock nuptial rite. The church altar was decorat­ ed with bouquets of white dais­ ies and pink carnations. Miss Keller was radiant in a gown fashioned with mini-yoke of cotton Venice daisy lace with "full organza cage over an at­ tached taffeta skimmer accent­ ed by scattered daisies over the entire dress and on the attach­ able watteau train. Her illusion veil was held by a forward dai­ sy cluster. Barb Kienzle of Deerfield ac­ ted as maidof honor and brides­ maids were Susan Shustitzky of McHenry, a sister of the groom, and Linda Harding of Lake Zurich. They wore sle­ eveless skimmers of pink faille with roll collar accented by appliqued cotton lace daisies. The same type applique decora­ ted the watteau trains. Their blusher veils were held by loop and flower clusters of matching fabric. Gerry Rodenkirk of McHenry served as best man and the groomsmen were Joseph Keller of McHenry, the bride's broth­ er, and John Shustitzky of La- Grange, his cousin. Mrs. Keller selected a blue linen dress with coat, while Mrs. Shustitzky wore a pink dress. A reception for 130 guests followed at Rimas lodge, after which the couple left for San Diego, Calif., for a week. They will make their home at 528 McKinley avenue, Mundelein. The bride attended Lake Zur­ ich high school for three years and graduated from McHenry high school in 1967. In July of this year she graduated from the Mueller School of Beauty Culture and is a beautician. Mr. Shustitzky is a 1967 grad­ uate of McHenry high school and a 1969 graduate of Devry Technical school, Chicago. He is a ramp service man for Unit­ ed Airlines. Candidates' Night In Plans Of GOP Women * The McHenry Township Rep­ ublican Women's club held its first meeting of the '69-70 sea­ son last week. The attending members left with renewed en­ thusiasm. Their slogan for the coming year is "Each one teach one to become a good Repub­ lican." With the congressional, sena­ torial and county elections next Spring, plans were made to have a number of candidates' nights to give the voters a chance to meet and question men and wo­ men who are applying to the public for a position. The"club reminds that no corporation would think of hiring a person without an interview, yet as vo­ ters, many vote for people they have never met! Nominating and audit commit­ tees were appointed. Plans were made for the fall membership drive. Mrs. A1 (Carrie) Jour- dan, wife of the county chair­ man, has accepted the chair­ manship. Her co-workers are Mrs. Henry (Clara) Nell, Mrs. Jake (Eve) Levesque, Mrs. Grant (Gerry) Ernst and Mrs. Jacob (Connie) Johnson. Mrs. Walter (Ginny) Ulick is in charge of decorations. The girls promise an exciting event. The forthcoming Con Con election was discussed, with background given on each of the twelve candidates in the 32nd district. President Connie Johnson also stressed the im­ portance of this election. She said, "It can be a very good MRS. JOSEPH P. CONDON St. Mary's Setting For August Rite Miss Susan L. Pawlikowski made a charming picture when she approached the altar of St. Mary's Catholic church last Saturday, attired in a floor length bridal dress to meet her husband-to-be, Mr. Joseph P. Condon. Rev. Fr. Eugene Baum- hofer, pastor, united the couple in marriage in an 11 o'clock morning nuptial rite. James Pawlikowski, a first cousin of the bride, acted as commenta­ tor. Miss Pawlikowski is the dau­ ghter of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard _ _ F. Pawlikowski of 1514 N. Fre- M^y "p^t Hawiey "of Chicago". white pomps was placed at the foot of the marble altar and two smaller arrangements of white glads and pomps at the rear of the sanctuary. Pretty Miss PaWlikowski chose a full length dress and full chapel train made of schif- fli embroidery over dotted swiss, with tiny rows of val lace. It featured an Edwardian neckline, cap sleeves and fitt­ ed, empire bodice. Her head­ piece was a bonnet with strea­ mers of tucked peau and val lace attached to a four-tier shoulder length silk illusion veil held by a small bow at the back of the bonnet. Mrs. Michael (Diane) De- Wolfe of McHenry acted as the maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Corinne Brazeal of St. Louis, Mo., Miss Eileen Condon of Algonquin and Miss CIETY und avenue, McHenry, and Mr. Condon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Condon, Sr., of 127 Park street, Algonquin. Soloist was Miss Rita Brick- ley of Harvard A large floral arrangement of apricot-colored gladioli and They were attired similarly in full length apricot-colored dresses of saki fabric, styled with cowl, ruffled neckline, sleeveless, fitted empire waist and full A-line skirt with side ruffle and ruffle extending ar­ ound the hem at the floor. Their headpieces were matching bon­ net effect with veil puff. Each carried a colonial bouquet in \ A / _ J Q C YQr,rc shades of apricot gladiola flo- VV GO O J " • j rets, yellow daisy pomps, bro- Mrt. AND MRS. CARL N. WEBER Carl Webers merton, Wash., Jean Neumann of Sunnyside and Bill Weber in Denver, Colo.; also fifteen grandchildren. The material displayed by these * Coners", an arm of the aux­ iliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, will be on sale Holiday Hospitality day, Oct. 1, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seated: Mrs. William Lampadius, Miss Gladys Laughlin, Mrs. Hubert Hardy and Mrs. Vinton Thompson. Standing: Miss Viv­ ian Witt and Mrs. Harry Abraham. Year Around Work Culminates In Fall Benefit When Holiday Hospitality Day, Wednesday, Oct. 1, rolls around the "Coners" breathe a sigh of relief. They are the special group of auxiliary work­ ers who, under the direction of Mrs. Irwin Burger, herself a lecturer and designer, work all year to stock-pile the beautiful and unique cone creations which are sold only on that day. All proceeds earned that day are presented by the Woman's aux­ iliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, to the hos­ pital as an addition to its build­ ing fund and in the purchase of special equipment for the hos­ pital. This year, as in other years, there will be an eager line formed outside the Rex Linder home (open for the tour that day and having the "Coners" products for sale), each visitor eager to get an early choice of the "wares'" displayed there. The large, medium and small cone wreaths, as usual will head the list. Nettie Burger has a special group of women who grade, cut, size and wire the cones, nuts, etc., and keep her supplied with the mounds of materials necessary for her to assemble the wreaths. They are always among the first to be sold. Individual Christmas trees have been made based on one large pine cone. They are col­ orful with small fruits, some gilded, and green leaves, all in various sizes. An espaUered tree based on wrapped wire and decorated with small cones, cone flowers and green-telvet pears really brings to mind the Twelve Days nf Christmas. Standing on a hand-turned wooden base they catch the eye immediately. Some of the espaliered trees have the proverbial "Partridge in the Pear Tree". Striking flowers made from maple tree seeds and tied with brown velvet ribbon are stuck into cone bases, placed on a straw mat and finished as a wall hanging. An "eyecatcher" is the dragon fly made of the same material and surveying the flowers from a corner of the mat. A table arrangement based on a gold sprayed tree branch holding a gold nest, eggs and having a brilliant scarlet tanager hovering nearby is quite a showpiece. Cones surround the base. Mrs. Burger, as chairman of the "Coners" lists her workers as Mrs. Harry G. Ab­ raham, Mrs. Leroy Ahderson, Mrs. Terry Anderson, Mrs. Henry Burmeister, Mrs. Charles Davis,Mrs.MableDia­ mond, Mrs. Arthur Enerson, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. Wil­ liam Lampadius, Mrs. Charles Lehman, Miss Gladys Laughlin, Mrs. Philip Masslich, Mrs. A.B. McConnell, Mrs. Ralph Mohan, Mrs. Clarence Ohlrich, Mrs. Ralph Ostrander, Mrs. William Sunderlage, Mrs. Vin­ ton Thompson and Miss Vivian Witt. BIRTHS McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Chap- pell, Jr., announce the birth of a son Aug. 20. A1 son was born Aug. 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brisinte of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freund of Spring Grove are parents of a girl Aug. 25. On Aug. 21 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. timothy Farr. nze pomps and baby* i breath. i Robert Halm of Downers > Grove served as best man and groomsmen were James G. Condon, Jr., of Algonquin. Ja­ mes Gassert of Milwaukee, Wis., and Patrick Murphy of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Pawlikowski chose a light olive chiffon, sleeveless dress with matching accessor­ ies. Mrs. Condon wore a mint green jacket dress and match­ ing accessories. A reception immediately fol­ lowed the ceremony held at the McHenry Country club for 200 guests. After a trip through Door county, Wis., the couple will reside in Evanston. The bride is a graduate of St. Mary's grade school, Mar­ ian Central high school and SU Louis university in 1968 with a BA degree in sociology. She is a social worker for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, Waukegan. The bridegroom graduated from St. Mary's grade school, atten­ ded Marian Central high school for two years and then Campion Jesuit high school in Prairie du Chien, Wis., from which he graduated in 1964. He received his BA degree in philosophy from Marquette university in 1968. He is currently a second year law student at Loyola un­ iversity. A party for about, thirty-five friends and relatives next Sun- . day, August 31, will celebrate the thirty-fifth wedding an­ niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Weber of 3801 W. Main street, McHenry. Rev. Fr. Ed­ mund Petit, pastor of St. Pat­ rick's church will offer a 3 o'clock Mass in the home of the Weber's daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. William Neu­ mann. The couple met while both were members of a dance band in fthis area. Mrs. Weber has been organist at St. Patrick's church for thirty-eight years and at the local roller rink for the past twenty-four. Mr. We­ ber is retired. They were married Aug. 28, 1934, at St. Patrick's church. The Webers have three child­ ren, Joan Murphy, now in Bre- Fashibn Show To Aid Nurse Scholarships The 16th District Illinois State Nurses association will sponsor a Scholarship Fund Fa­ shion show on Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Waukegan Dry Goods Store, 7 North Genesee street in Waukegan. Many new foil fashions and exciting new styles for the holidays will be shown. Proceeds will be used to furth­ er nursing education scholar­ ships. Members of the 16th District Illinois State Nurses associa­ tion and their daughters will be models. thing, but it can also be very dangerous, depending upon the candidates we elect. These peo­ ple will re-write our state con­ stitution, the constitution we will have to live by for the next hundred or more years. Do you know your candidates?" Miss Graham Shower Guest Miss Vickie Graham, daught­ er of Senator and Mrs. John Graham of Barrington, was honored at a miscellaneous sho­ wer given recently by Miss Frances Vycital of McHenry, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Hoppe. Colors of aqua and yellow were used for the decorating theme. Each guest was pre­ sented wifh a lovely heart-shap­ ed corsage tied with wedding, bands. The favors were made by Miss Joan Tryka of Chicago, who will be one qt Miss Gra­ ham's bridesmaids. A buffet supper was served to relatives and friends who attended from Barrington, El­ gin, Aurora, Chicago, Carbon- dale, Palatine, DesPlaines, Al­ gonquin, Glenview, Richmond, McCullom Lake and McHenry. Miss Graham will become the bride of Ron Vycital of Mc­ Henry in the near future. Mothers Club For Retarded Holds Book Sale If you've been wondering what to do with your old books, that are too good to throw away -- the Country Pre-School Moth­ ers' club for Retarded Children will be very happy to take them off your hands. The Mothers' club will be having its third annual used book sale at the Crystal Lake Plaza in September. The club will accept any and all kinds of books -- paper backs, child­ ren's books, cook books, med­ ical, reference, school and/or religious books. Fiction, non - fiction, decorating, gardening and handicraft books will also be appreciated. For delivery or pick-up of books, contact Mrs. Sue OISOD 312-639-3948 or Mrs. Evelyn Ewing 815-459-9108. Raymond Blakes Adopt Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blake of 903 Locust lane, Woodstock, former local residents, an­ nounce the recent adoption of a daughter. Tina Marie, who was christened at St. Mary's church, Woodstock, by Rev. Schneider, was born May 6 and wel­ comed into the Blake home six days later. The baby has a brother, John Woodbury. Her paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. An­ ton Blake of McHenry and the maternal grandmother is Mrs. Arnold Ecklund, Chicago. Pastor Will Conduct Real Life Crusade PATRICIA ANN ZABROSKI ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zabroski announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to David Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fletcher of Pistakee Highlands. No definite date has been set for the wedding. WASTING y2 YOUR LUNCH HOUR WAITING FOR SERVICE * Try Bill Lindwalls Lamplighter Cafe 3313 W. Elm St. Fast Service & good Food Open Every Day at 5 a.m. Closed Wed. 10:00 a.m. $50 REWARD For in fo rmat ion load ing to the recovery o f one Winchester Western wh i te F lye i Trap, Ser ia l f Jo . 2917 taken f rom Mc­ Henry Spor t :mans C lub . AI L INFORMATION CONFIDENTIAL ' fep ly to : McHenry P la indea ler , P .O. Box FIRST LT. AND MRS. GARY VYCITAL MARRIED JUNE 21 -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Imber of Dayton, Ohio, announce the marriage of their daughter, Susan Michal, to Lt. Gary C. Vycital of the U.S. Air Force, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital of McHenry. The newlyweds are making their home at Alexandria, Va. He has been assigned to the Pentagon, where he is the mathematician on SABER MAP, a study on interdiction. PG. 2 - PLAINDEALER-WED. AUGUST 27, 19 6f +- Lake Woman's Club To Hold Friendship Tea The Woman's club of Wonder Lake will be holding a "Fri­ endship" tea at the Nativity Lutheran church, East Wonder Lake road on Thursday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Fred Bowers, with her committee, is planning a de­ lightful evening getting ac­ quainted in what is promised as a fun night. Mrs. Francis Higgins, pro­ gram chairman, has arranged superb entertainment. She will present the "Welcoming Com­ mittee", a group which has ap­ pearing on television, and all of whom will be in their senior year at Marian Central Catho­ lic high school. September is the time when the club begins meetings, as well as a membership drive. Officers invite all women of Wonder Lake td join and to learn something of the Woman's club of Wonder Lake and the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs. MARRIAGE LICENSES William Igo.Carpentersville, and Freda Nicholas, McHenry. John Torre, Woodstock, and Donna Pickell, Wonder Lake. Kenneth Kunzer, McHenry, and Mary Kathleen Ahrens of Woodstock. Robert Pisha, Woodstock, and Corrine Frett, McHenry. William Roark, Jr., Glen­ view, and Marilyn Marke, of McHenry. Richard Moore and Cynthia Peloquin, both of McHenry. The Rev. Mel Johnson of Min­ neapolis, Minn., director of the radio program, "Tips tor Teens" will conduct a Real Lite Crusade at the Fox Lake Baptist church Wednesday, Sept. 3, through the following Sunday. Rallies will be held each nigM Wednesday through Saturday, at 7:30 with services on Sunday at 11 and 7. The Wednesday rally will be preceded by a youth banquet at 6:30. Informa­ tion concerning reservations to the banquet may be had bjfc cal­ ling the pastor, the Rev. John L. Breitholtz, at JU 7-7723. The Fox Lake Baptist church is located just two miles south of Fox Lake on the Frontage road along Highway 12. Patrick Miller Feted On Birthday A party was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, honoring the first birthday of their son, Patrick, which fell August 18. The lit­ tle fellow was presented with many gifts by his proud family. The nine guests were Patrick's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Johnsburg, Rev. Eugene Jung of Aurora and Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, an aunt and un­ cle, and their children of Mc­ Henry. _ "FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our pro­ duct called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swal­ lowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and a new, large economy size for $&00. Both are sold with this guarantee: If not satisfied for any rea­ son, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money bade. No questions asked Odrinex is sold wit hthis guarantee by: Bolger Drug Store, 1259 N. Green Street - Mail orders filled. 1-2-9-1&4J9 MR. AND MRS. ROCKWELL EIDE MARRIED AUGUST 16 -- Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Eide are shown following their marriage at the First United Methodist church of McHenry on August 16. The former Arlette Johnston is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alford Johnston. DON PEASLEY PHOTO e e • e e • • e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e • e • e e e e e e e e e e • REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN ^antaiu 3arm . _ ® i CHILD CARE COMPLETE CHILD CARE For Children of Working Mothers Or While You Go Shopping •Playground with Slides, Swing. 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