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' \ PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAV, NOVEMBERS, 1971 Newly weds Choose Fox NANCY KAY ADAMS BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED -- Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Adams of W Lincoln road. Mcllenry, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Nancy Kay, to James Patrick Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Knight of West DesMoines. Iowa. A January wedding is planned. BARBARA LEE WEBER ENGAGED -- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rudolph Weber of Mcllenry and Wilmette announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Barbara Lee, to Frederick Charles Wahl of McHenry. The wedding will be Sunday. Nov. 21. Miss Weber is a graduate of the Cardinal Stritch college, Milwaukee, Wis., and also attended the Chicago Art Institute. She is an ad­ vertising artist for a Chicago newspaper. Mr. Wahl is a sixth generation jeweler. Bazaar-Roast Beef Dinner At Ringwood The Ringwood church bazaar and roast beef dinner will be held Saturday, Nov. 13. Doors to the bazaar open at 2p.m. and the dinner serving time is 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available in advance by calling Mary Butler in McHenry and Mrs. Frank Harrison in the Ringwood- Wonder Lake areas. Many homemade candies will be available, as well as other items which are ideal for holiday giving. spurgeon's SUNDAY HOURS 10:00 to 4:30 Need A New Gift Idea? Wallets by- Prince & Princess Gardner •Party goods •Gift wrap •Candles Stationers' i ...and, of course, cards for all occasions ^ ' Karon's Shop 1238 IS. Green St. Phone McHenry 385-6750 * Lake For Home Karen Ann Shastal and Neal Karl Gutekunst chose Satur­ day. Oct. 30. for their wedding day at St John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg. They repealed their nuptial vows before Rev. Leo J. Bartel at the 3 o'clock afternoon services. The bride^is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shastal of 911 Broadway, McHenry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Eric Gutekunst of 1824 Orchard Beach drive, McHenry. Special organ music presented at the ceremony included "We've Only Just Begun" and "Ave Maria". The pretty bride chose a floor length, white, lace beaded gown over satin. Her fingertip veil was attached to a beaded headpiece. She carried a cascading bouquet of red roses and white carnations. Debbie ^hastal of McHenry served her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mara Gutekunst and Caryn Darmody of Mctksjry, Annette Rosen- trafter of Ihgleside and Sherry h»1 Ghingaro of Car- pWersvillel Little Tamrjay Shastal of \McHenry, ^was flower girl. ThK. attendants wore floor length V^^of orange crepe with matching shoes. Orange bows with matching veiling completed their ensembles. Norman Woods of McHenry, served as best man. Groom­ smen were Bill Butler, Mike Heffner, Gary Shastal and George Zwyerzynski, all of McHenry. Jack McNish and. Gart Weisenburger served as ushers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Sh^tal chose a silver white dress with matching coat. The groom's mother wore a champagne colored chiffon dress with a matching lace coat. Following the ceremony, a reception for 150 guests was held at the Fox Lake Lions club, Fox Lake. The bride and groom graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1968. The bride is a secretary at Motorola in Schaumburg and the groom is employed in construction. The young people are residing in Fox Lake. Island Lake Holiday Bazaar The ladies of the Women's Fellowship of the Island Lake Congregational church and also the male members of the church are busy this week putting the last minute touches on bazaar items, planning menus for a luncheon and dinner, and searching for their favorite recipes for the candy and bakery sales. Their annual Christmas bazaar, to be held all day and evening Saturday, Nov. 13, at Hard hall in the church, Dromises to be their best. Coffee "and" will be served by the Mothers club during the morning hours, starting at nine a.m. barbeque at noon and ham dinner from 5 p.m. will be served by the Adult Social club. Booths displaying lovely handmade items, mings to delight children and bakery and candy goodies will be on sale all day. Everyone for miles around Island Lake is invited to come and enjoy the bazaar at the little white church on Route 176. Garden Club Members Review Philanthropies Members of the McHenry Garden club enjoyed the beautiful mum gardens and other fall displays at the home of Mrs. M.L. Ward at the last monthly meeting. A discussion followed ^con­ cerning the club's philan­ thropies, national, state, district and the city of McHenry beautification and civic programs. Mrs. Eric Braenne was appointed by the president, Mrs. Charles Wagner, to the office of corresponding secretary. Mrs. Ernest Bartz, conservation '"chairman, was named to the Allerton Park Conservation conference in 1972. It was announced that Mrs. Martin Ehlen will conduct a workshop in the near future, a well received project. YMCA Families To "Nutcracker" Before Holiday Russell Magill, Lake Region YMCA family program cha\rman, has announced the annral bus trip to Chicago. The group plans to attend the 7 p.m. performance of the "Nutcracker" Dec. 19 at Mc- Cormick place. The holiday performance is full of won­ derful, good music and dance. There are laughs, thrills, romance ~ dozens of surprises to enchant children. |t is for the whole family.. Bus transportation will be provided from the Crystal Lake Plaza and back. Bus pickup time is 5 p.m. Return time is approximately 11:30 p.m. Registrations may also be completed by coming to the YMCA office at 95 Grant street in Crystal Lake. La Leche League Makes Plans For November Meeting McHenry's newly formed branch of La Leche League will hold this month's meeting Thursday, Nov. 11, at 8 p.m. Childbirth, the family and the breastfed baby will be the topic for discussion. Good mothering is the ob­ jective of La Leche League. Mothers help mothers by sharing their experiences, discussing approaches, and reading to understand what breast feeding is all about. All those interested may contact Mrs. Robert Hum­ phreys 385-6315. Anti-zoo In 1892 a Congressman objec­ ted to appropriating funds for the new zoo in Washington, D C., saying taxes should not be used "to afford shelter and erect homes for snakes, raccoons, and opos­ sums." But now thousands of visitors from the 50 states and al­ most all foreign countries visit the National Zoological Park every year. Grandma Sez • • • GARDEN OF MONTH - Although heavy frosts this week may have destroyed the beauty displayed above, the lovely setting won for Dorothy Harvey of 3705 W. Timothy, McHenry, the garden-of-the- month award given by the Chicago Daily News. The award carried with it a prize of a $25 savings bond for Mrs. Harvey and her Japanese garden. PLAINDEALER PHOTO This ol' lady, along wi' a lot o' folks, is pretty perturbed over the recent Hallo'een goin's on. A body goes all out t' serve the younguns an' enjoy givin' 'em the treats they come for, on the day before the holiday, as set by the community, for the reason that it falls on a Sunday, an' lo and behold, they come a poundin' at the door, all day Sunday. When a body spends three hours a makin' pop-corn, arf baggin* it fer eight goblins an' servin' it for more than seven hours, it's time fer a rest. Seems like the little people/ an' plenty o' the older opes, don't have no respect' fer others, an' the self-respect is lackin', when they feel that they should git all they kin get, from others who try t' be good t' 'em. I like childern, an' ha' given a lot o' time, an' patience t' a good many. T' have 'em treat me, an' the rest o' us folks who make an effort t' be kind, in a way that shows they don't have respect fer us, an' take advantage o' us, in every way, makes me feel purty sad. Where are the parents, who allow sich goin's on. Seems there's some lackin' somewhere, in teachin' little folks how t' live in happy correlation in our society. When I wuz a tike, an' also when my kiddies were small, we didn't practice the "Tricks 'r Treats", excusetfer beggin'. If I'd done anythin' like that, my daddy'd tan my pants, an' make me take everythin' back t* where I got it. Hallo'een seems t' be an' excuse t' beg, which we wuz taught, in years past, that it wuz a disgrace t' do. Fact is, that the stuff collected gits stale, an' ends up in the garbage can, before it can be eaten. I make lots o' popcorn, 'cause I don't approve o' too many sweets fer the little ones. This ol' lady, grandma o' ten, feels mighty grieved o'er the way the young tykes 're a growin' up, wi' little regard fer t'other feller, lackin' in proper sense o' responsibility t' a job well-done, concern fer their own clothes, an' personal properties. The rewards 'd be high, if the attitude wuz changed t' "Give all ye kin," 'stead o' Git all ye kin git." A good many folks feel that the whole thing's gotten out o' hand, and they suggest that the privilege had better be done away wi'. I kin recall a few years back, when I first came t' this nice little village, that there seemed t' be a reluctance on the part o' the childern past eleven, twelve years o' age, t' don the attire o' ghosts an' goblins, an' we, all, git a lot o' fun in seein' the small ones all dressed up. It becomes ridiculous when older ones participate in the beggin', an' pertendin' jist t' git a lot o' free treats. Now, the worst thing that happens is the harmful things, which fall inter the hands o' little childern, an' the fatal results, in several cases. We, elders, feel that gittin' back t' home parties, taffy-pulls, bobbin' fer apples, at home, in churches, an' community meetin* houses, properly chaperoned, afford a bit of fun an' a great deal o' safety. We feel that, fer the safety o' the little ones, an' the psychological welfare o' all concerned, it'd be a good idee t' ferget the popular manner o' celebratin' All Saints Day, 'r limitin' it t' those twelve, 'nd under. Grandma Radtlke Q7l0fenrv C^PIai nJealeri enry Established 1875 • 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 I I I HELENE C. GIANOS-THOMAS M. McCORMACK ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - The engagement of Miss Helene C. Gianos to Thomas M. McCormack has been announced by her mother, Mrs. George Gianos, of 550 Arlington place, Chicago. Mr. McCormack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McCormack of 2408 Manor lane, McHenry. 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It's easy, just visit one of the many talented people at Riverside and see what a new hairstyle can do for you. -ANNOUNCING- The addition of JESSE NELL to our staff. RIVERSIDE HAIRSTYUNG 20^0 Rte. 120 Phone: 385-7010 -AMPLE FREE PARKING- i i