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Mary and Charles Vycltal til high to the old fir® truck to the Pearl street park, reflecting ea J . . . . . -- -- * • • -- * » J » k a M a a i s a a m s n a r l a a t i u a l I n l i l t i n f i l l H i YOUR FRIENDLY APPLIANCE Appliance, Inc. PEOPLE SALES AND SERVICE CAREY SERVING McHENRY SINCE 1923 - 1241 N. Gr««n St. 395-5500 MAYTAG JINN-AIR SPEED QUEEN CB LITTON HCIIXMH Cook rig CROWN THE HOME OF FAMOUS NAME BRAND APPLIANCES 'Refrigerators •Washers •Dryers •Ranges •Microwaves •Freezers •Dishwashers •Air Conditioners •Televisions Home Entertainment Centers •Vacuums •Compactors Disposals •Irons with another year of tradition bahind them. Carey Electric was organized in 1923. It was jointly owned by James E. Carey, Twin Lakes. Wisconsin, Walter E. Carey, and the late James E. Doherty, both of McHenry. The latter two operated the in­ fant concern. The original site was the M.M. Neisen building on Green St., which was formerly known as the McHenry Bakery, and is now Barb's Hallmark Shop. It was in 1927 that Walter E. Carey purchased from James E. Carey and James E. Doherty their interests and became sole proprietor. Later that year, a new building was erected, which houses Carey Appliance, Inc., McGee's Clothing Store. Huppy and Leo's Grocery Store, and the former Palace Recreation Todoy, after fifty-eight years oil but the Palace Recreation are still in operation. From this location, he operated an electric shop and an appliance store until 1958 In that year, the facilities on Green Street became too small, therefore, it was divided in two separate businesses. A new 8000 sq. ft building went up at 3309 Waukegan Rood, known a! Carey Electric Contracting Inc.. managed by Richard (Dick) Carey. The business on Green St. then became known as Carey Appliance, Inc. Mr. Carey retired in 1963. At that time two employees. Don Weingart of McHenry and George Erber, Jr. of Wood stock, took over the appliance business. After 13 more years George Erber Jr. sold his in terest to Bob Smith 8 Pete Kasper. Since that time. Carey Ap pliance. Inc. and McGee s Clothing Store acquired the Palace Recreation as they expanded for more display area. Over the years. Carey Ap pliance. Inc. has broadened their merchandise selection to include not only General Elec trie, but Amona, Crown. Kite hen-Aid. Litton, Maytag Monarch. Roper Speed Queen. Westinghouse Zenith and Corning. the bride of Brian A. Lund of McHenry in the garden setting at the home of the groom's parents. An eight- day trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica, was the honeymoon destination of Julie Ann Gerrard and Randall Allan Goebbert of Woodstock, when they were married in St. Mary of the Assumption church, McHenry. St. Thomas Aquinas church, Freeport was the scene of the wedding of Thomas M. Fenwick, Jr., and Moira Ann Knowlton OCTOBER Oct. 4 - A visit to Canada is in the honeymoon [dans of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Motulewicz, who will reside in Rock Springs, Wyo., on their return. Mark Motulewicz, formerly of Wonder Lake, was unitkl in marriage with Patricia Gail Blanco in Northampton, Mass. Beth Ann Jablonski ; was wearing a gown designed and made by her matron of honor when she became the bride of Robert James Rouderbush in St. [ Mary of the Assumption church, McHenry. 1 Oct. II - St John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, was the setting for the marriage of Nancy Sompel and Jess W. Inman. Kathleen Sand and Glenn ' Paul Dixon were married in Zion Lutheran church. Oct. 18 - Mary Elizabeth Smith became the bride of Francis Edward Mullen in St. Patrick's Catholic church with Fathers Edmund Petit and Raymond Kearney officiating. Cynthia Berg approached the altar of St. John's Lutheran church, Woodstock, to exchange gromises of marriage with ruce Siegert of Palatine. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Letzter honeymooned in Acapulco, Mexico, following their wedding in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. The bride is the former Lori Conway of McHenry. As they stood before the candlelit altar of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, Dawn FRIDAY. JANUARY M. 1*1 mother, Gayle Ann Readel was married to Private Timothy P. Hughes in Grace i Lutheran church, Wood­ stock. Karen Ann Weidner of i McHenry and Benjamin James Swantz of Stoddard, Wis., were married in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. Cheryl Anne Spearmand and Phillip Andrew Kelley were married in Gap Hill Baptist church, Six Mile, S.C. as their grandparents, Leonard and Eleanor Greisy of McHenry, looked on. Sept. 20-In a lovely ceremony performed at the United Methodist church in Libertyville, Betty Willis of Gurnee was united in marriage with Marty Conway of McHenry. Sept. 27-Reverend Father Henry Porten, an uncle of the bride, conducted the guitar wedding uniting Bari R. Joyce and Michael A. McHale in marriage in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. Cynthia Lee Miller of Juda, Wis., became Theme Night Draws Crowd Of 2,000 One of the largest crowds to assemble for Fiesta week events gathered to the Pearl street park Friday evening. Although clouds hovered over the hnnd shell, they held back showers until after costumed children had been judged, dancers had made an exciting presentation, a karate demonstration had been given, and a varied program on stage enjoyed. The huge crowd also indulged to a variety of international foods on the grounds. Only the hapless square dancers had their evening's program halted when the rains came. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Fiesta Day Parade