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PAGE » - PLAINDEALER \ MR. AND MRS. JOHN DYCK DON PEASLEY PHOTO • Mr. and Mrs. John Dyck of Wouder Lake recently ob- . served their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a renewal of their vows at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry Saturday, June 25. The Rev. Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the 5 o'clock ceremony with friends and family in attendance. Former pi^Us of the couples' daughter, Mrs. Dolores Wines, acted as servers and Mrs. Celeste Mann of Richmond was soloist. Immediately after the ser­ vice, 275 guests enjoyed a tit- down dinner and dancing at the American Legion Post home. Master of ceremonies was the oldest grandson, Bill Wines, and toastmistress was grand­ daughter, Lynn Gust. On display were photo collages from the year 1915, depicting family generations through the teens, twenties, etc. Of special interest was a beautiful cake, decorated with the china porcelain figurines which had . appeared on the orginal wedding cake. The affair was hosted by Mrs. Dolores WinesW Wonder Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dyck, and their four grandchildren and spouses. They included Bill and Mary Ann Wines of DeKalb, Steve and Lynn Gust of Crystal Lake, Herb and Mary Burt of Waukegan and Michael Wines, at home. A special guest of honor was the mother of Mrs. Dyck who is 88 years of age and traveled from Neshboro, Wis. in order to attend the event. All of Mrs. Dyck's brothers and sisters were there to congratulate the couple, including a sister from Schiller Park who acted as matron of honor at the wedding fifty years ago. Guests came from Niagara Falls, N.Y., Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Dyck were married in Chicago at St. Helen's Catholic church June 25, 1927*. Thomas Miller Enjoys Second Birthday Twice Thomas Miller enjoyed the celebration of his second bir­ thday surrounded by family and friends. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Miller of McHenry, hosted a gathering at their home recently. Guests who enjoyed dinner and- a special ice cream cake in­ cluded Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Johnsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller of McHenry, Rev. Eugene Jung of Aurora, a cousin, and Mrs. Emma Jung of Freeport, an aunt. A few days later, the family traveled to New Jersey for a celebration at the home of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Izbicki where aunts and uncles also feted the youngster. Tommy has a brother, Patrick, 84fc, and a sister, Joanne, 7Vi, who also enjoyed both occasions. spurgeons Uniform Club JOIN TODAY! HERE'S NHAT >011 CET: • 0111% Uniforms • Everyday Low Print Large Selection Special t Group Orders • FREE UNIFORMS PICK-UP YOUR CAM) ft SAVE !!! Diamond-Opal Gift Necklace Worn By Bride Lori Lyn Parker wore an opal necklace surrounded with diamonds, a .gift from the bridegroom, Gerald "Lee" Pride, when the couple repeated nuptial vows before the Rev. Herman Graef Saturday, July 2. The lovely ceremony took place at the Zion Lutheran church at 5 o'clock The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Parker of 1010 Oakleaf, McHenry, and " the groom's mother is Mrs. Louis E. Pride of 1321 . Forest avenue, IngleSide. Soloist selections sung by Sandra Garske included "Wedding Song", "Because", and "One Hand, One Heart". The bride was gowned in white polyester knit fashioned with a deep sculptured neckline, an empire waistline silhouette with a full skirt and chapel length vol. The bodice, long straight sleeves with flared cuffs, and veil were, trimmed in Venice lace. She carried a cascading nosegay of baby red roses, miniature white carnations and blue pomp dairies surrounded with baby's breath and varigated ivy. Lynne (Thorne) Waller of Woodstock attended her friend as matron of honor while two sisters of the bride, Mrs. ftathi Mazzone and Mrs. Barbara Miller, acted as bridesmaids. Floor length gowns of L«_. blue polyester knit, styled with . empire waistlines, long flared sleeves and horseshoe necklines trimmed with white lace borders, were worn. Each wore an engraved necklace, a gift from the bride, and carried a bouquet of blue pomp daisies, pink carnations and white mums accented with baby's breath. Friends of the groom assisted him and included Ken Olson of McHenry as best man and George Ray of Waukegan and Frank Baccia of McHenry as groomsmen. Frank Mazzone, the bride's brother-in-law and Doug Pride, the groom's brother, both of McHenry, handled ushering duties. Mrs. Parker wore a floor length, long sleeved Grecian styled dress of shrimp colored knit fabric. Immediately after the ceremony. 135 friends and relatives congratulated the newlyweds at'the Johnsburg Community club. The couple will make their home at 4010 Kane avenue, McHenry, following a honeymoon trip M Mauston, Wis. with a few days spent at the Wisconsin Dells. The bride graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1975 and recently from Rockford Memorial hospital, School of Radiology. She is a radiologic technician at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. • The groom attended Grant Community high school and is a quality control inspector at Baxter laboratories, Round Lake. Senior Walk In Center Jaly 14 Kaffee fOatch, 10 a.m. to 12 Noon Macrame Slides, 1 p.m. Chinatown Location: Moose Lodge Time: Mondays 12 Noon to 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 10a.m. to 4p.m. Phone: 385 8200 Jaly I Painting, 10 a.m. Horseshoes Cards and Games July 7 Alice Wilke, Sewers, 10 a.m. Macrame Bring Sandwich - Film <mt Slides, 1:30 p.m. July 11 White Elephant or Pantry Bingo, Prizes Needed Jaly 12 Craft Day, 10 a.m., Apple Carving Cards and Games. * July 13 Painting, 10 a.m. Horseshoes Cards and Games W y>i it fySt rt v # < I . J Bus Tow- Set July 13 The Woodstock Fine Arts association will sponsor a bus tour to Chinatown in Chicago Wednesday, July 13. The bus will leave the Ace parking lot on Rt. 47 at 9 a.m. to arrive in Chinatown at 10:15. The Chinese Civic center, Protestant church and Catholic mission are among the points of interest to be seen on the guided walking tour. A noon lunch at a renowned Chinese restaurant is next (cost of lunch not included in tour fee), followed by an hour of leisurely browsing in the many interesting shops of the area. The bus will return at ap­ proximately 3:30 p.m. For further information and to make reservations, call Mrs. John R. Peschke of Woodstock. **** Not every man who makes money is a real success. J VARESE'S A I Foxes' Run 1 PartyNite! THURSDAYS 8 TIL ? MEN'S AND LADIES' Cocktails Vl PMC©!!! PUIS FREE MUNCH! SEE YOU AT THE "PUB" DOUBLE BUBBLE (M00.-hu 4 to 6! DONT MISS THE FUN! s •DANCING •ELECTRONIC GAMES CORNED OF GREEN ST. • RTE. 120. McHENRY aos-aiM Sisters Host DAR At Recent Luncheon Meeting ' j-pig Alice and Leta Clark were Route 120, Woodstock, for membera and guests of the Klshwaukee Trail chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Monday, June 27. The builncBi meeting began at 11 a.m. and included a planning Session for the en­ suing year and details by Ways and Means committee chair­ man, Nancy Langdon, of the benefit card party and hake sale to be held July 21 at the Woodstock Mooae. Luncheon was served at 12:30 p.m. Following luncheon, Alice and Leta Clark gave a tour of their conservation project, for which the Klshwaukee Trail chapter of DAR has received national recognition. The Clark sisters hope to some day be able to open their project to child school ildren as an op* for them to view flowers, plants and objectives of the DAR are: to encourage aehrtee; to promote listorical appreciation and preservation; and to provide educational Aid vend en­ couragement. Any woman wishing in­ formation about the Dai of the American should contact Mrs, R.O. CLotta) Andrew or Mrs. Lester (Marian) Edinger, both of WbddfttOck, or Mrs. Elisabeth Sherman, 450-5074. [ Community Calendar nun mi ; JULY 1 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Fish Dinner-American Legion Home-5:30 p.m. JULY 2 LeVilla Vaupell Annual Picnic-Games, Food, Fun-10 a.m. to 6 p.m. JULY 2-3-4 Summer Art Fair-American Legion Poet Home, McHenry- Sponsored By Post 401. JULY 4 Spring Grove Horse Fair Park-10 a.m.-Parade, Sky Divers, Water Fights, Hor­ s e s h o e T o u r n a m e n t , Volleyball, Picnic, Music, Dancing and Refreshments. JULYS Free * Blood Pressure Screening-First United Methodist Church, 3717 W. Main Street-1 p.m. Free Blood Pressure Screening-McHenry First National Bank-Oa.m. to 1 p.m. JULYS McHenry Grandmothers Club-Picnic-Fox River State Park, Wilmot, Wis., Gate 1-12 Noon-Bring Dish To Pass ft White Elephant. « McHenry Senior Citisees Club-Trip, to Arlington Race Track-Bus Leaves McHenry Saving ft Loan 10:45 a.m. JULY 7 • Lakeland Park Women's Club-Picnic Committee Meeting--10:30 a.m.-- Community House. JULYS St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Shady Lane Dinner- Show-Bus Leaves St. Mary's at 5:30 p.m.-Reservations, Mrs. Daniel BriscoU. JULY 9 , [eeting of New NAIM --8 p.m.-Home of Wines, Wonder Lake. JULY 11 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting-7:30 p.m.-East Campus Cafeteria-Prograiq : Happy Times Quartet. , American Legion Post 491- Regular Meeting-8 p.m -Post Home. JULY 12 Marcia Mary Ball Circle Potluck Picnic-Home of Dorothy Steinbiss-Mini White Elephant Sale. JULY 13 McHenry Senior Citizens Club-Loop Bus Trip-Bus Leaves MeHenry Staite Bank at 8:45 ajn. * JULY 14 McHenry Senior Citizens ^Club-Driver Refresher Course- First Session~10 e.m. To 12 Noon-McHenry City Hall, Council Chambers.. JULY IS er of St. Margaret Chapte NAftt-Meeting Cancelled JULY is Flea Market-Ring wood Church-9a.m. to 5 p.m.-Space Reservation, Art Kreutzer. McHenry Senior Citizen Qub- --Annual Club Picnic- Johnsburg Community Grounds-Bring Lunch, Table, Chairs. / JULY 17- - v . - Chicken Bar-B-Que- Ringwood Church. St. Margaret Chapter o NAIM-Picnic-McHenry City Park-Noon-Bring Table Service. JULY 18 McHenry -Garden Club - Chicago Field Museum Trto- Bus Leaves McHenry Roller Rink at 5:30 pm. Blood Pressure Screening- Lakemoor Municipal Building, Rt. 120-7 to 9 p.m. . JULY 21 , McHenry Senior Citizens Club-Drivers Refresher Course-Second Session- 10 a.m. to 12 Noon-McHenry City Hall, Council Chambers uki i nhflli.1 - jrr<*bjs«* \ < JULY 24 .a;, American Legion and Auxiliary-Joint Installation-4 m.-Legion Hall, Ringwood Recall 4*H Royalty JULY 25 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting-7:30 ; p.m.--East Campus Cafeteria-Program, Richard Wissell, Woodstock Health Department, Speaker. McHenry Woman's Club- Board Meeting-10 a.m.-City H a l l . - T V JULY 28 McHenry Senior Citizens Club-Driver Refresher Course- -Third Session-10 ajn. to 12 Noon-McHenry City Hall Council Chambers. - JULY 30 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Cards-St. Mary's Oak Room-£:30 p.m. : ALUMNI DINNER The deadline for obtaining tickets, for the Richmond Burtop'Communtty high school dinner dance has been ex­ tended from July l to July 7. The dinner dance will be held Saturday, July 9. at Andre's Steak house in* Richmond. Tickets may be obtained from Loren Miller, 5814 Route 173, Richmond. Parade Application (Marine Festival) Siinday, August 7 Theme: Say It with Music Name. .Address. MINI FLOAT: 1-Humorous (1st and 2nd places)..! . • 2-Original . Q LARGE FLOAT: 1-Beauty (1st and 2nd places)..... 2-Humorous 3-Origina l COLOR GUARDS: 1st and 2nd places) • TWIRLING UNITS: (1st and 2nd places) ^ ... q HORSES: (lstand2ndplacee) Q (Mini-float category is for any walking entry or small float, no larger than 0x8 feet. Large float category Is for floats larger than 6x8 feet) Send entries to Tom Low, P.O. Box 457, McHenry, 00050. Phone 3854541. CRYSTAL LAKE SINCE 1945 REPAIRING* - REGLUING '• Lorry I Jim Seymour C ~ Among! II Klag and Queens of yesteryear to be honored at a silver anniversary celshratlsn July IS are Sandy Schlosser Lindbolm and Bruce Gardner, 1SS9 royalty. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) This year's McHenry County Fair will mark the twenty-fifth year a 4-H king and 4-H queen will be crowned, and in honor of the past kings and queens, a dinner is planned Saturday night, July IS. Mrs. Cindy Gardner, Solon Mills, a former 4-H queen, is serving as committee chair­ man along with others who were honored in a special way during their 4-H careers. , * The public is invited to the dinner and mahy of the former 4-H kings and queens have indicated they plan to attend. The evening will be one of sentiment, reminiscing, greeting old friends, and talking about the 1977 county fair which will be Aug. 3-7. The dinner will be held at the old courtroom in the old courthouse on the dty square. A reception begins «tSv30p.m< and the dinner wiUbe at7:30 p.m . tickets are available at the Extension office, Farm Bureau office and from committee members. Others on the committee include Charlotte Thompson, David Gardner, Linda and Barbara Rich, Sue Kuhhnan, Steve Borhart, Larry David­ son, and the present 4-H king and queen, Dave Gieseke and Jean Slater. Also assisting are Extension advisers, David Plocher and Kathi Heberer. Many have helped with the king and queen program each year--members of the Ex­ tension council who selected the finalists; 4-H Extension advisers through the years, and members of the Kiwanis club, which initiated a big trophy to acknowledge the royalty selected each year. Jack Satorius, Woodstock, has coordinated this Kiwanis program for the Kiwanis clubs of McHenry county each year since the trophy originated^ A big trophy carries the names of the winners since 1956, the first year of. the trophy. Individual trophies are given the winners as personal mementos. Hare is a list of the 4-H kings and queens through twenty- four yearo: 1953--Bill Ackman and Charlotte (Hogan) Thompson. 1964-Wendell Calhoun and Vera (Dahlgren) Chestnut. 1965-fUchaxd Jacobson and Diane (Siebel) Calhoun. 1966-Mark Zimmerman and Pat (Florent) McCarney. 1967-Lee Shaw and Karen (Schmelzer) Jcpsen. 1958-Albert Dora (D.V.S.) and Aim (Marlowe) Buchal. 1959-Bruce Olbrich and Pat (Hogan) Parsley. 1960-Bruce Gardner (MD.) and Sandra (Schlosser) Und- Mom. lOOl-Dave--Gardner-end CM^Maekson* OwdhfcKBw f ISStf Whliaid Johnson and Rita (Shaw) Thacker. 1963-Larry Davidson and Barb (Schlosser) Roeder. 1964-Terry Cairns and Betty Boppart. \ 965-Dave Hemmer (M.D.) and Peggy (Schlosser) Storrs. 966-William Berghora and Judy (Johnson) Feddeman. 1967-George Kane and Vicki (Haswell) Johnson. 1968-Randy Arseneau and Connie (Pedersen) Steffen. 1969-Bill Johnson sod Fran (Donahue) Borhart. 1970-Kevin Schultz and Judy Rich. 1971-Jack Hansen and Sandy (Scott) Burtyn. 1972-Brian Gerloff and Barbara Rich. 1973-Steve Borhart and Linda Rich. 1974-Tom Lagerhausen and Sue Kuhlman. 1975-Ben Jacobs and Sue (Borhart) Schmuhl. 1976-Dave Gieseke Mid Jean Slater. Quarterly Council Meet For Senior Citizens Set The summer quarterly meeting of the McHenry Senior Citizen's council will be held in the Harvard City hall, 201 West Front street, Friday, July 22, at 1:30 pm. Immediately after the quarterly meeting, a special meeting will be held, the purpose of which is to amend the eoundl by-laws rimng«ng the starting date of the fiscal year from July 1 to Oct. 1, to coincide with the fiscal year of tiie Federal government. In the past few months much has happened of importance to all seniors in the county, such as the councU being awarded the Nutrition grant and in the council becoming independent of McHenry County college. These and other subjects af­ fecting seniors will he discussed. Those present will have the opportunity of becoming acquainted with Jan Nigg, wfio will direct the new Day Care program at Valley Hi Nursing home, and will be informed on the current status of the program. A summary of the Meet and Eat program will also be nresented. Make July 22a "must" on the calendar; if anyone is a McHenry county senior, they really can't afford to stay home because they will miss out on too much of importance to them. Marital Vows Exchanged At 117 ii* McHenry,"and are planning a Summer Weclclillg wedding reception to be held at •/ « 77 a later date.V 1 was assisted by his brother, Vincent Schiavone, III, of McHenry. The couple are residing at the Garden Quarter apartments, McHenry, and are planning " r r.iw. • * s t * x . * + ( * - Brenda Jo Fanning and John Patrick Schiavone exchanged marital vows at the altar of St. Patrick's Catholic church Friday, June 24, before the Rev. Raymond Kearney during a S p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fanning, 3201 Park drive, Island Lake, and the groom's parents are Mrs. Dolores Schiavone of 519 S.Park road, McHenry, and the late Vincent Schiavone. A friend of the bride, Paula CTOas of Island Lake, attended as maid of honor and the groom • • •' " ' " ' - ' - ' v.." J. . . The bride is a 1977 graduate of Wauconda high school and is employed at Winchester House in Libertyville housekeeper. as a The groom McHenry high school in 1975and is manager of J ft L service station in Lakemoor.-- ^ tJ; •••' Try This Try using two different kinds of bread in one sandwich. Pumper­ nickel with rye or cracked wheat *ith corn bread offers flavor, tezture and color variety./