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PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. AUGUST 18.1178 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meetihg--7:30 p.m Program by Union 76 Chorus Community Calendar MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. BISHOP HOME IN INGLESIDE - Newlyweds John M. and Deborah S. (Rosenquist) Bishop are making their home in Ingleside, after returning from a honeymoon trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop were married at a 4 o'clock service at the Trinity Lutheran church concelebrated by Pastor Pieper and the Rev. Kenneth Bishop. A former McHenry resident, the bride is a graduate of McHenry Community high school and attended McHenry County college. Groom s Family Trio Honors Bridal Couple There was very special music at the 3pm nuptial Mass celebrated by Fr Thomas Neville, at St Joseph's in Rich­ mond. uniting Paula Jean Scheetz and Robert Joseph Schoen Three members of the groom's family. Richard Schoen. Chris <Schoen> Turner, and Tom Schoen blended voices on "Sunrise. Sunset at the offertory Tom Schoen sang the beautiful Panis Angelicus". at communion, and Gounod's "Ave Maria" was beautifully rendered by Chris Turner as the bride presented her bouquet The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Scheetz. of Genoa City, Wis , and the groom's parents are Dr and Mrs Philip F Schoen of Spring Grove. The bride chose an ivory Victorian-style dress, with tapering sleeves, a high neck, a long train, and a border of deep lace around the hem This lace treatment was repeated on her finger-tip veil The bride was attended by her sister Carol Scheetz. as maid of honor, and by another sister. Connie Davis, and by Paula Fox. and Kelly Car­ penter The full length blue and pink off-the-shoulder gowns picked up the theme color in their ivory background and bands of lace Jim Schoen, one of the groom's seven brothers, carried out the responsibilities of best man The other groomsmen were Craig Lent. Terry Scheetz. and Stephen Schoen The mother of the bride wore a green chiffon floor-length gown, with attached cape A pink, sleeveless formal length dress with a long- sleeved. sheer matching coat was chosen by the mother of the groom A reception in honor of the bridal couple was held im­ mediately afterward at the Thunderbird Lodge, and was attended by 175 guests Following a trip to Aspen. Colo . the couple will reside in DesPlaines "h riends In s«»r\ ice Mere Mcllenrv < hapter To succeed in an endeavor it is necessar> to plan ahead and that is the reason for the meeting on Monday Aug 28. 7 50 p m in city hall McHenry V\e hope to have our steering committee members of Fish civic clergy and la> leaders join i^s in planning the preparation of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and gifts 'Anvone familiar uith the holiday preparations knows that to help ~>o families in 1977 and to t>i\e !•>_' children to\s. gifts, and ran<h requires ver\ earl> preparat i ons Plans for thi< project uill be discussed Monda> \ug at 7 ;o p rn at the city hall McHenr> Please attend to help plan d happ> holiday for many needv families l>ord. 1 will meet other people today help me to be everything to them To the lonely, let me bring friendship to the unhappy help me bring joy to the discouraged may 1 bring faith Make my preparation for Christmas a preparation of servrce to others a gift of love to you A Christmas present to the world' M G Golden Gleams If ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father for­ give your trespasses. -Matthew b:15. In taking revenge a man is but even with his enemy, but in passing it over he is superior, for it is a prince's part to pardon. -Francis Bacon. ^ 'W ^ USTIG ARBOR Restaurant and Lounge N iS N N N SERVING: BREAKFAST. LUNCH & DINNER DAILY LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS FRIDAY FISH FRY - SUNDAY BRUNCH ^ ;ocooc^co&scosooscocooccoooooooos | THE HARBOR LOUNGE Now Featuring Complimentary Hot Hor's D'oeuvresj 3:00 6:00 Monday thru Friday Tuesday Is Ladies Night LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THUDS., FRI. i SAT. NIGHTS TNE MUSIC MATES CCOOCOOCOOOOOOOCOCOCCOOOOGOOOOOCCO! 217 N. FRONT (RTE. 31) . MCHENRY, ILL (815) 385 8600 s < I s X s S •N SI >} AUGUST 18 St Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Meeting -Oak Room- St Mary's School -7 30 p.m AUGUST 21 Al-A-Non Family Group Meeting 8 30 p.m.--First Methodist Church McHenry County Housing Authority -Regular Meeting 12 15 p m - Housing Authority Office, 329 Lake Avenue. Woodstock AUGUST 23 McHenry Senior Citizens Gub Bus-Luncheon Theater Trip to Fireside Restaurant Theater, Ft Atkinson, Wis.-- Leaving McHenry State Bank 10 3 0 am AUGUST 24 St Clara Court 659 Potluck Picnic-City Park -12 noon Valley View Girl Scouts - Neighborhood Meeting St Patrick's Hall-9 15 a m THEOS Meeting and Dinner - 5:30 p m - Plum Garden Restaurant-program at First United Methodist Church AUGUST 26 St Margaret Chapter of NAIM -Cards -Oak Room -St Mary's School--? 30 pm Johnsburg Rescue Squad Benefit Dance -Johnsburg Community Hall City Park-Youth Rally Rock Concert-Activities start at 5 pm AUGUST 28 McHenry Senior Citizens Gub Meeting-7 30 p m -VFW Hall A1 A-Non Family Group Meeting--8 : 30 p.m.--First United Methodist Church SEPTEMBER 4 Al-A-Non Family Group Meeting--8 : 30 p.m - First United "Methodist Church SEPTEMBER 5 Whispering Oaks Bus To Chicago Loop-Leave Comunitv Center. 8 45 a m -Rides Available for McHenry Senior Citizens And Residents-Call 385--8518 by Aug 31 U M W Mission Team (Executive Committee i Meeting--8 45 a m - First United Methodist Church Free Blood Pressure Screening First United Methodist Church-3717 West Main Street 1 p m SEPTEMBER 6 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Bus Trip-Leaves McHenry Savings and Loan Parking Lot at H a m SEPTEMBER 9 Friendship Club Pot Luck Dinner and Meeting -6 p m First United Methodist Church Dining Room SEPTEMBER 10 McHenry County Historical M u s e u m . U n i o n Demonstration of Butternut Wood Jewelry Making-1 30 to 4 30 p m SEPTEMBER 11 Al A-Non Family Group Meeting 8 3(1 p m First United Methodist Church SEPTEMBER 12 Newcomers Gub-Monthly Meeting-Wallpaper Demon­ stration--St Paul's Episcopal Church-7 30 p.m. Marcia Marv Ball Circle Meeting for "Mystery Lun- cheon '- Helen Waters Home- .3016 West Mary Lane-1145 am SEPTEMBER 14 Lakeland Park Women's C l u b M e e t i n g - - 7 : 3 0 p m .Lakeland Park Com­ munity House SEPTEMBER 17 McHenry County Historical Museum. Union-1:30 to 4:30 p . m . - - H a r v a r d D a y - Demonstrations in Making Apple Head Dolls Bridal Couple Repeat Vows In Garden Setting Hanging baskets of impatiens and geraniums and tubs of pink geraniums and impatiens provided the beautiful setting in the Catanzaro yard for the wedding of their daughter. Deborah Mary Catanzaro. to Christopher John Hansen of 550 Deepwoods, Mundelein. on Saturday, Aug 12, at 2 p m The ceremony was performed by Judge William Block Special music was provided by the aunt of the bride. Mrs Roy Davis of Chicago Parents of the bridal couple are Mr and Mrs Joseph G Catanzaro, Jr , 2404 S Hyde Park. McHenry. and Mr and Mrs George Hansen. 1430 N. Leamington. Chicago The bride chose a three tiered, cotton organza, full length dress with thin lace straps and detachable mat ching lace capelet The oval, waist length, mantilla was edged with matching lace. She carried baby's breath, mums and elegance, in white, pink and lavender and wore an antique cameo brooch loaned by a good friend. Mary Murad Mary Catherine Catanzaro was her sister's only attendant Her pink dress was full length with full length pink jacket Her flowers were white daisies, pink carnations and baby's breath Attending his brother as best man was Jeffrey Hansen of Chicago Mrs Catanzaro chose a plum colored, strapless dress The bridegroom s mother wore a gold, full length gown with cut­ out applique on sleeves and bodice Both mothers had white orchid urist corsages A reception followed the ceremony at the Catanzaro home for seventy-five guests Table decorations were made by the bride s sister. Linda Bobert Guest book was passed by a friend of the bride. Agatha Leight of McHenry Following a honeymoon trip to Banff. Lake Louise. Canada, the young couple will live in Mundelein The bride is a 1975 graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school and is a department manager at Marshall Field & Co . Vernon Hills The bridegroom graduated from Northeastern college with a B S degree in education in 1973 and is a junior high math teacher at Maple school. North- brook Local Couple Observes Fortieth Anniversary Gilead House WILMOT. WISCONSIN Join Us For: luncheon Friday Fish Fry s295 1XZ2ZU. •Dinner •Cocktails Hwy.County C Wilmot,Wisconsin PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS (414)862-6400 THE BI D DAVIDSONS Mr and Mrs Bud Davidson, 1012 Elder lane, McHenry, were honored on their recent fortieth wedding anniversary. During the 10:30 worship service at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church," McHenry, the couple renewed their marriage vows with Pastor Roger Schneider officiating, and Wally Johnson, soloist Flowers on the altar were from the couple's eleven grand­ children Bud and Kay Davidson are the parents of Mrs Wilson (Diana) Kruger. Metropolis; Mrs Chuck < Donna) Haack, Ingleside: Mrs Angelo (Doreen) Campagna. Elgin; and Daniel < JoAnne> Davidson. McHenry Their grandchildren attending were Debra. Sandra and Allan Kruger. Mark. David and Suzanne Haack. Curt, Kari and Cory Campagna and Laura and Lisbeth Davidson Also present were Elsie Peters and Louise Gray (twin sisters and bridesmaids at the wedding >, Betty and Melvin Wiltjer of Houston. Tex.; and Edith Vogt of Edgerton. Wis. The women are sisters of the couple. Following church, a delicious luncheon was served at Chapel Hill Golf club, Added guests included Pastor and Mrs. Roger Schneider and Margo; Kristin Stuhr, Jim Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lenz and family; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kivley, Mrs. Judy McGarry and family, Ron Kot, Mrs. Grace Sass, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bleich, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blomquist. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fabian. Mr and Mrs. Roy Erickson. Mr and Mrs. Bob Robinson A telegram of congratulations was received from Zur Cruthers. best man at the wedding, who is in Los Angeles. Calif. Following the luncheon, a program was presented with Dan Davidson, as master of ceremonies, leading the group in introductions and songs. Laura and Lisbeth Davidson and Suzanne Haack entertained the group with dance routines and David and Suzanne Haack sang for everyone present. JoAnne Davidson and Debra Kruger (oldest grandchild) read original tributes to the couple and Doreen Campagna shared memories from various friends and family and spoke of events which happened forty years ago Diana Kruger presented to her parents a "memory quilt" which she quilted with the assistance of Anna Wilkins and Beatrice Kruger. Each of the family had embroidered squares representing "their thing" as a daughter, son. spouse, or grandchild Following the program, family and friends gathered at the couple's home for dessert and an evening meal CATKLEENPORZEL ROBERT COUGHLIN SET '7* WEDDING - A summer holiday was the occasion for the announcement of the engagement of Cathie en Pond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Porxel of Spring Grave, to Robert Conghlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin of McHenry. Cathie en is a 1«7C graduate of Richmond-Burton high sc hool and to attending classes at McHenry County college to complete her Associate in Science degree. She is employed by a McHenry firm. Bob to a li75 graduate of Marian high school and received his Associate degree- Business Emphasis, from McHenry County college this spring. A June. 197i, wedding is planned. Wonder Lake Seniors Blood Pressure Day Wonder Lake Senior Citizens club has announced that Monday, Aug. 21 is the date of its next meeting, and also is Blood Pressure day. All seniors are invited to take advantage of this service between 11 and 12:30 on Monday. The next regular meeting of the Wonder Lake Senior Citizens club is Aug 21 at l o'clock at the Nativity Lutheran church. The seventy-eight members who met at the Aug. 7 meeting discussed the possibility of another Arlington Park trip Refreshments were served after the regular business meeting Senior Walk-In Outer Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning at 11:45 a.m. Reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m. the day before at 385-8260 The menu for the week of Aug. 21 through Aug 25 is as follows: Aug. 21: Lamb patties, parsley potatoes, new peas & celery, mint jelly, rolls, but terscotch pudding and milk Aug. 22: Beefaroni, carrot & celery sticks, cole slaw- pineapple, rye bread, water­ melon jello and milk. Aug. 23: Liver with onion gravy, cottage cheese. French- cut beans, whole wheat bread, pears and milk. Aug. 24: Turkey slices with celery-nut stuffing & gravy, scalloped vegetables, cran­ berry sauce, rye bread, easy nepoleon and milk. , Aug. 25: Coney dog. caraway sauerkraut, shredded carrots in jello, chocolate cake-white frosting and milk Seniors Vote On Meeting Change President Henry Rahn of the McHenry Senior Citizens club changed normal procedure as he opened the Aug 14 meeting to a discussion of the important issue of a possible move to another location By a vote of the 186 memebers present, all except twenty-one favored a change in the meeting place from the V F W clubhouse to West campus Arrangements will be made for the transfer and when details are completed they will appear in this newspaper In other business. James Zednik invited those interested to bowl Tuesday mornings and afternoons and Friday af­ ternoons He also asked anyone interested in joining the 'Golden Age" league to contact him for further particulars Zednik will be chairman of the committee to make moving arrangements, and will need some volunteers to assist him Mrs Louise Giel is taking reservations for the future events and members are asked to sign up promptly Mrs Wanda Zima expressed appreciation for the ladies' cooperation in providing cakes and asked them to continue volunteering as it saves the committee phone work Mrs Esther Heard, program chairlady, reported the Union 76 chorus will perform Sept 11; Ed McFadden of the McHenry County Sheriff's department will give the program Sept 25; and the Rev Herbert Duenow will give a book review Oct. 9. John Doerr, tour chairman, reported reservations are filled for the Fireside restaurant and theater at Fort Atkinson, Wis., Wednesday. Aug 23, to see "South Pacific". The bus will leave the McHenry State bank parking lot at 10:30 a m He also reported that reservations are filled for the trip to Belleville, to the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows. The bus will leave the McHenry Savings & Loan parking lot at 8 a m Sept 6, returning Sept 7 There will be a bus-luncheon trip to "House on the Rock" Wednesday, Oct 4. Reser­ vations should be made with Louise Giel promptly Wednesday, Nov. 15, is the date of the bus trip to the Ice Follies, where good first row seats are reserved. Make reservations promptly. Also, on Dec. 6 there will be a trip to Marengo for lunch and a play at Shady Lane. Happy birthday and Happy anniversary were sung to members celebrating these events. Five new members were welcomed, and encouraged to take an active part in the club The Flower and Garden exhibit was lovely, but there were too few exhibits when one considers the overwhelming displays in past years. Every exhibition received an award ribbon, but if this exhibition is to continue there will have to be more enthusiasm and many more displays. Mrs Kathryn Wagner and William Wilson were the judges, and while they were very pleased with the displays they were disap pointed there were not more to be judged The next meeting of the club will be Monday, Aug. 28. at 7 30 p.m The location of the meeting will be announced if moving arrangements are completed before the time of the next meeting Chirepractor Is LLL Speaker McHenry-Fox Lake La Leche League is sponsoring a talk, "What is Health?" by Dr W R Womer on Aug 23, at 9:30 a m at the Crystal Lake Ambutal (Route 31 off Route 176). Ad­ mission is free and open to the public Dr. Womer is a practicing chiropractor and will discuss what health is. He will cover five areas which contribute to good health: diet, rest, exer­ cise. mental attitude and a sound functioning nervous system - For further information one may contact League leaders Mrs Gerald (Mary) Chatham or Mrs Richard (Marcia McGowan Open Lamaze Fund Raising The McHenry County Lamaze Parent group will begin a new year of activities Aug 23 with an unusual fund raising activity Members will bring a maximum of five items to be auctioned off to the other members The items will in­ clude handicrafts, children's ' . N HEU) OVER! NEIL SIMON S COMEDY "Barefoot in the Park" DINNER THEATRE PERFORMANCES <t CRESCENT BAY LANDING •EVENING PERFORMANCES TUES & WED •MATINEE PERFORMANCES WED « THURS F0tTMMTgtB8fV<TXmtWF0R»MTWR CAU US-MS) Now, Tod Siobor at tho Piono Bar Sunday E vonings I GR&SCENT <$AY" ^LAKpiNfi 3309 Jl. Chapel Hill Rd„ McHenry 3154199 clothing, garden produce, jams, jellies and toys This fun auction will be held at Jane Johnson's house. 6805 Pioneer road, McHenry, starting at 10 a.m. Following the auction, there will be a luncheon at Sasha's in John­ sburg The McHenry County Lamaze Parent organization is affiliated with NIASPO. the Northern Illinois chapter of the American Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Ob stetrics The parent group sponsors many programs on child rearing, including speakers, seminars, social activities, and a Helpline Service for all members Proceeds from fund raising activities help pay for speakers, and are used to purchase equipment for the pediatric and obstetrical units of local hospitals Anyone interested in oh taining more information about this meeting or th«- organization may contact President Linda Pribla ».w H i l t , "CHILD CAR REGISTER NOW FOR FALL ENROLLMENT FEW OPENINGS LEFT HALF DAYS - FULL DAYS HOT MEALS - LOW RATES CALL NOW FANTASY FARM 4719 W. CRYSTAL LK. RD.-McHENRY LICENSED. 385-2499