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PAC.F 2 - PLA1NDKAI.KR - \VK1>NKSI)AY. tXTOBKK 11177 M '-vvjl Mother Desiffts . Bridal Gown For October Wedding Linda Sue DeBuhr wore a white full length bridal gown her mother had designed and made when she exchai MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. SPICER GAYLORD PHOTOGRAPHY * In the lovely glow of Candlelight, Donna Mae Dean end Thomas C. Spicer were united in marriage in the Hunter Country club ballroom Saturday, Oct. 1. The couple were greeted by the Rev. Richard Wright at an archway banked with floral arrangements for the 7 o'clock ceremony. Musical selections •W the bride and groom were offered by a vocolist accompanied by two guitarists. > The bride is the daughter of |Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dean of IS104 Riverstream drive, ^IcHenry, and the groom's jftiother is Mrs. Ann Spicer &ulman of Winnetka Mews, [Winnetka, 111. < The bride chose a gown of Candlelight satin with Venice lace trim on the illusion net £odice and sleeves. The chapel fength train was accented with Venice lace appliques and Scalloped in matching lace. She wore a turban style headpiece <tf Venice lace with a chapel Sength veil, topped with a waist Jength circular blusher veil. 'The bride was attended by Kirs. Marilyn Roarke of jyonder Lake as matron of Honor. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Patricia Bigelow of Lake Geneva, Wis., Dori Matchette pf St. Augustine, Fla., Shay Oscarson of Pompano Beach, Fla., Donna Deatstra of Font ana, Wis. and Cece Spicer pf Winnetka. The role of flower grl was carried out by Krisi lson of Buda, 111. * For her attendants, the bride jhose dusty apricot qiana gowns with an overlay of sheer Chiffon. The headpieces were {urban style with long chiffon streamers and a large qiana Bower at the crown. Each carried lighted candles contained in small hurricane lamps in the procession to the archway prior to the service. Best man duties were handled by Marv Carisen of Hollywood, Fla. while groomsmen were James Kirschlager of Chicago, Michael Breen and Scott Bigelow, both of Lake Geneva, Richard Fiedler of Williams Bay, Wis., and Kenny Martin of Milwaukee, Wis. Master Andrew White of Winnetka acted as ring bearer. The responsibilities of ushering were carried out by Skip Olson of Buda, 111., Alphonse Gust of Pompano Beach, Fla. and Richard Figari of Chicago. Mrs. Dean chose a blue-green A line gown with a matching chiffon overlay < while the mother of the groom wore an A line gown of multicolor chiffon with an abbreviated chiffon overlay forming a cape effect Three hundred and fifty friends and relatives gathered in the club dining room to toast the newly weds after the ceremony. A honeymoon tour of Mexico was planned after which the couple intend to make their home in Hollywood, Fla. The bride is a graduate of McHenry Community high school and attended Bradley university for 1 * year, Harrington Institute of Interior Design for 2 years, and Hollywood College of Beauty Culture for l year.-She ts a free lance artist and designer. The groom is a graduate of Williams Bay high school and attended the University of Whitewater, Wis. He is the owne? and manager of a restaurant *n&ni$it cft)& * A rehearsal -dinner was held at Andre's iStenk House in Richmond for thirty-five guests before the wedding. Club's Interpretation Of "Gong Show" Oct. 13 A special treat is in store for all who attend the Oct. 13 meeting of the Island Lake Woman's club when they present their own unique version erf the popular "Gong show" under the direction of their clever and ingenious Program chairman, Helen Larski. It will be held at the Community Congregational church of Island Lake at 1 p.m. Hostesses that day will be the Rev. Catherine Colligan, Mrs. spurgeon's Uniform Club JOIN TODAY! HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: Quality Uniforms Everyday Low Prices Large Selection Special & Group Orders • Mabel Berger and Mrs. Bert Delke. Due to the extra efforts of the Membership chairman, Mrs. Ben Strumpf, special recognition was granted the club as an Award of Excellence for Membership was given them by Mrs. Vina Miller, Illinois Federation of Women's clubs' president. On Monday, Oct. 10, members of the tenth district of the Illinois Federation, of which the Island Lake club is a part, will meet at the Noodle works in Deerfield. All members are invited to attend and become better informed regarding the projects and activities of the district and state federation. For the district's fall luncheon and card party, tickets are now available as the date is Monday, Oct. 24 and the place will be the Rogers Park marital commitments with bridegroom, Richard Mark Boettcher Saturday, Oct. 1. The couple stood before the Rev. Richard N. Wright at the altar of the Wonder Lake Bible church duriqg the 2 o'clock ceremony. The church was ' decorate with mum plants and musical selections were offered by a soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DeBuhr of 207 W. Broadway, McHenry, and die groom's parents ace Mr. and, Mrs. Richard Boettcher of 4115 Thompson road, Wonder Lake. The bridal gown of white polyester featured a lace bodice with a mandarin collar accented with hand sewn pearls. Her illusion veil trimmed with matching lace was also made by her mother. Attendants included Jeanette Wildes of Grand Rapids as maid of honor and Jeanette DeBuhr of McHenry,- Cindy Wright and Kerri Boettcher, both of Wonder Lake, and Dawn Arnstein of Lake Villa. The maid of honor wore ti dark green dress trimmed with tiny white daisies while the bridesmaids' dresses were of daisy-trimmed mint green. The flower girl was attired in a green print dress with a white eyelet aprqn. - Ted Fellows of Lake Geneva assisted the groom as best mm while James Moore of Wonder Lake and Dennis Carpenter acted as groomsmen. Ring bearers included Masters Kyle ,amLCory Huff of tfcHenry.* ' J ?*The* newly weds we 'congratulated by JOOi fri< and relatives at the Fox American Legion hall following the service. A honeymoon trip to the Ozarks is planned prior to residency at Wonder Lake. The bride is a 1976 graduate of McHenry Community high school. The groom graduated from Woodstock high school in 1976 and is employed at Morton Chemical in Ringwood. THEATER PLAY St. Clara Court 659, National Catholic society of Foresters, will attend the theater play "The Music Man" Oct. 12, at the Marriott theater in Lincolnwood. Lunch will be served at the Kings Wharf in the Fairfield inn. Reservation deadline is Oct. 5 and should be made immediately with Mrs. Leonard (Leoda) Freund of McHenry. • « • • Errors often arise when men try to prove that they have been right. Woman's club. For reservations contact Mrs. George Haynes, President of the Island Lake club. • FREE UNIFORMS PICK-UP YOUR CARD ft SAVE !!! Permanent Special! REG. »17" REG. $2000 REG. $2200 NOW '15 NOW $18 NOW *20 Bonnie Sweet HAS JOINED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Bonnie Cable! Senior Citizens Day WEDNESDAYS SHAMPOO ft SET SPECIAL SHORT HAIR *3** LONGHAIR ,37# REGULAR SHAMPOO ft SET '4MftUP BEAUTY BOX 5000 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 815-385-7800 0m NOW. TUB. MM to | Activities For PWP Offer Fall Potpourri The next meeting of Parents Without Partners, Smile chapter 189, will be held Friday, Oct. 7 at the American Legion home in Crystal Lake, at 8:90 p.m. Orientation for newcomers is held at8p.m. and all first time guests are urged to attend this meeting. Following the meeting there will be a white elephant sale. Members and guests are asked to bring an item for this silent auction, something that they no longer need but that it is in good condition. The last white elephant sale was a lot of fun and a big success. Events coming up for the first half of October are family square dance lessons, "lets eat out, apple picking, teen-adult coffee ahd discussion, dance, potluck party, bus trip to House on the Rock, and several coffee and discussions. To be elgible for membership a parson must be a parent of one or more living children, and single by reason of death, divorce, separation or unmarried. Custodv of the children is not a requirement fa- membership. Those interested may call 815-459-5262 or write to Parents Without Partners, Inc.. P.O. Bex 165, Crystal Lake, n. 60014. Courtship Years Commemorated In Poem At Wedding When David Thomas Lawson met his bride, Carolyn Lee Mierzwa, at the altar of the First United Methodist church, he recited a poem he had written about their four years of courtship entitled "Our Relationship". The 4 p.m. ceremony, written by the groom, was conducted by the Rev. Ralph Smith Saturday, Oct 1. Terry Huck and Allan Cook, friends of the bridal couple, sang selections including "Top of The World", "You Make Me Feel Brand New", "Wedding Song", "We've Only Just Begun", "You And I", and "Happy Heart". They were accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Jeanne Lugwig, also a friend of the bride and groom. The bride is the daughter of Ms. LaVerne Walters of McHenry and Norbert Mierzwa of Rockford. The' groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson of McHenry. The bride was lovely in a gown of» white sheer nylon designed with a high Victorian ruffled collar, lace detail on the bodice in a bib effect trimmed with ruffle and long bishop sleeves accented with streamers of alencon lace. Her A line skirt featured a deep double ruffle at the hemline edged with lace and swept into a chapel length train. A circular cut veil edged in alencon lace, a fingertip veil and blusher veil fell from a Juliet cap. She carried a bridal handerchief her mother had carried at her wedding, wore a garter of lace and handsewn pearls made by the maid of honor and white bell earrings given to her by her godmother. A bouquet of white roses and stephanotas was carried. The bride's cousin, Carrie Schroeder of Rogelle, 111., attended as maid of honor. The groom's twin sister, Diana Nye of McHenry, Mary Beth Harbecke of McHenry, Deborah Pintozzi of McHenry, and Shannon Lynch of Ohio, assisted as bridesmaids. The attendants were gowned in flow length dresses of qiana with the bodice styled with spaghetti straps and an empire waistline draping into a full pleated skirt. Chiffon waist length capes were worn with the maid of honor in a light melon ' color and the bridesmaid's gowns of rust color. Artie ice heart pendants with matching earrings, a gift from the bride, were worn, and baskets of mums and dried flowers in fall colors were carried. ' The groom's brother-in-law, William A. Nye, Jr. of McHenry, handled the duties of best man while groomsmen included Kevin Greve of California, James N. Heard, Jr., McHenry brother-in-law of the groom, Sidney J. Tobias, the groom's brother-in-law of Connecticut, and Keith Mierzwa, the bride's brother of McHenry. Ushers were Michael Lynch of Ohio and Michael J. Cajthaml of McHenry. Mrs. Mierzwa chose a semi- formal length gown of mint green qiana with a V neckline and long sleeves while the prom's mother chose a deep pink formal length gown styled with a V neckline and chiffon sleeves. The bridal couple were toasted by 220 family members and friends at the Chapel Hill Country club following the ceremony. The beautiful wedding cake was topped by an ornament designed and made by the mother of the bride. A honeymoon trip to the Pocono mountains, Pennsylvania, was planned by the newlyweds after which they will make their home in Elgin. The bride, a graduate nurse of Rock Valley Nursing with an associate in applied in science, is awaiting licensure as a registered nurses. The groom received an associate in accountancy from McHenry County college and is employed as a business manager for Cal's Inc. of Dundee, 111. "Treasures 99 Abound At Rummage Sale The semi-annual rummage sale at the Ringwood church is set for Friday, Oct. 7,9 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Saturday, Oct. 8, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. There will be the usual homemade goodies to compliment the "coffee and". The ladies Will be working all weds preparing for the sale in order to have things sorted and marked for the shoppers convenience. Donations from attics, basements or just sorting in general should be brought to the church by Wednesday, Oct. 5 at noon so workers have time to finish the job. Remember, an individual's "junque" may be someone else's "treasure". THURSDAY OCTOBER* spu rgeon s SAVE! SAVE ! SAVE! LOOK ON YOUR MAILBOX THIS THURSDAY FOR OUR "THRIFT DAYS" SUPPLEMENT IN THE McHENRY COUNTY CITIZEN, DON7 MISS IT! 1 McHENRY MARKET PLACE 385-4100 BARBARA A. STOFFEL JUNE WEDDING-Mr. and Mrs. Martin V. Stoffel of 4014 W. McCuIlom Lake road, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Russell D. Olsen of Bloomingdale, IU. The bride-elect is a 1075 graduate of McHenry Community high school and her fiance graduated from Elmwood Park high school in 1967. A June 3, 1978, wedding will take place at St. Mary's Catholic church. v DIVORCES Decrees and judgments of divorce recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Ann L. Katzenberg vs. Howard F. Katzenberg; Daniel F. Reimer vs. Diane Reimer; Michelle K. Radosh vs. Robert M. Radosh. Philip A. Mayer vs. Alta R. Mayer; Delores Mae McGehee vs. William G. McGehee; Carol A. Heincig vs. Robert R. Heincig. * John R. Meredith vs. Patricia M. Meredith; Patricia L. Strong vs. Keith O. Strong; Carolyn Y. Cardella vs. Frederick C. Cardella. Claire A. Rehaste vs. Sven Rehaste; Joseph Veugeler vs. Kathryn S. Veugeler. • • • • For those who bet on sporting events, our tip is to move cautiously this football season. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES M. MANSFIELD. JR. FALL NUPTIALS-A lovely fall wedding solomnized the union between Kimberly L. Hegner and Charles M. Mansfield, Jr., Saturday, Sept 10, at Nativity Lutheran church. Wonder Lake. The Rev. Roger Olson heard the exchange if vows during a 3 o'clock ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hegner, Jr., of 2904 N. Wooded lane, McHenry, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mansfield, Sr., of 6114 Park avenue, Wonder Lake. Both are McHenry Community high school graduates, the bride in 1976 and the groom in 1970. The newlyweds are making their home in Fort Worth, Texas, where the groom is i sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Prior to her marriage, the bride was employed at the Woodstock Residence. DeWANE STUDIO Senior Walk-In Center Location: Moose Lodge, Rt. 120 Time: Monday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. October 6 Meet and Eat, 11:45 to 12:30 Speaker, Charles E. (Bus) Smith, Commonwealth Edison, and Movie "Edison's Dilemma", 1 p.m. October 7 Meet and Eat. 11:45 to 12:30 Card Day, Bridge, Pinochle, Canasta, etc. October 10 Center Closed Due to Legal Holiday. October ll Meet and Eat. 11:45 to 12:30 Craft Day, Finish Copper Tooling, Bring Orange Stick, Ball Point Pen, Tongue Depressor. October 12 Meet and Eat, 11:45 to 12:30 Painting Group with Fred Turek, 1 p.m. Volo Bog Tour with Margaret Jung, 1 p.m. } MARRIAGE I LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by: Walter O. Norton and Mary K. Vanderwiel, both of Wonder Lake; Craig C. Roby, McHenry, and Laurene A. May, Richmond; Kenneth F. Tonyan and Mrs. Rosemarie Pressel, both of McHenry. Gerald L. Wettstein, Fox Lake, and Pamela J. DeMore, Spring Grove; Michael C. Oberhuber and Marsha A. Hansen, both of McHenry; Albert Kovarik and Mrs. Sarah E. Cadle, both of McHenry. Daniel R. Ehredt and Dawn E. Horst, both of McHenry; John H. Grandt III, Woodstock, and Vera L. Miles, McHenry; Donald G. Olson, Huntley, and Connie J. Yost, Spring Grove. Robert G. Wagner, McHenry, and Diane L. Johnson, Arlington Heights; Thomas C. Spicer, Hollywood, Fla., and Donna M. Dean, McHenry; Randy P. Schiller and Kathleen Anne Latz, both of McHenry; David Thomas Lawson and Carolyn Lee Mierewa, both of McHenry. THANK YOU to everyone who sent floWers, plants, cards, notes, masses and prayers. WITH DEEP APPRECIATION, Dolores Overton