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PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 8.1*1 <cA/[o±t[u ocux Hold Installation-Lunch [ Married In Wisconsin Entertainment Abounds Officers of the McHenry Woman's club shown above, from left to right, are past president, Mrs. Grover (Evelyn) Elmore, who will remain as a trustee on the Board of Tnistees; Myrtle Procter, president; Mrs. Elmer (Bertha) Stange, vice-president; and Mrs. A. J. (Alida) Wirt*, recording secretary. Unable to be present for the picture are Mrs. Carmie (Pat) Esposito, second vice-president; Lee C. Schwarz, treasurer; and Mrs. Richard (Marian)Barrows, rnrrocTwimiina Mortlini -corresponding secretary. Mrs. Frank J. (Avis) Gans will install the new officers of the McHenry Woman's club, for the 1981-82 year, when the group holds its annual luncheon May 14. 12 p.m., at Turnberry Country club. This Spring social event is a gala affair for all members and guests and a delicious lunch is promised. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD In addition to the officers mentioned under the picture, Mrs. Harold (Daisey) Wildhagen and Mrs. Carl (Arlette) Rietesel will also serve as trustees during the next club year. The ceremony will be followed by an outstanding program by Yvonne Mit­ chell. Using costumes. props and a story line, she magically weaves a spell of listening pleasure enchanted by visual effects. This event is planned to be a festive way to wind up an excellent club year. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Robt. F. O'Brien, Blackhawk avenue, McHenry. dt) w MR. AND MRS. ALBERT JOURDAN III- Photography by Gaylord California-Hawaii Honeymoon Planned Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Jourdaa III planned a honeymoon in California and Hawaii following their May 2 wedding at St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg. The bride, the former daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Gaylord of the Village of Sunnyside, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Albert M Jourdan II of McHenry are the parents of the groom The Reverend Leo J. Donna Gaylord. is the Bartel officiated at the 3 MOTHERS dA' AT CRESCENT BAY LANDING FESTIVE BRUNCH 10A.M.-2P.M. Including - Beef® Chicken •Horn plus Omelets*Quiche*Souffles Juices* Salads* Sweets and much more ADULTS $7.75 CHILDREN '4.00 (under 12) FAMILY DINNER 3P.M.-9P.M. TURKEY AND HAM Soup • Salad • Vegetables Sweet Potatoes*Stuffing*Dessert ADULTS *8.95 CHILDREN *5.00 (under 12) PLUS SELECTED MENU ITEMS INCLUDING: CHATEAU DRIAND STEAKS LOQSTERTAIL RESERVATIONS ONLY PLEASE! MS-SI99 3309 N. p.m. nuptials and a friend of the bride, soloist Lori Fossum of Plains, Ga. provided appropriate music. A large garden basket of imported handmade silk flowers, designed to be displayed on a wood pedestal, handmade by the bride's grandfather, decorated the setting for the exchange of vows at the church altar The bride wore a floor length gown of white silk organza, enchanced with chantilly lace. The bodice was fashioned with a Queen Ann neckline and lace bishop sleeves. The skirt fell into a full chapel length train, accented with a French pleated ruffle. Apricot and yellow roses and rose buds were arranged in her bouquet with lace, satin and silk ivy, graced with baby's breath and forget-me-nots. Attending the bride as her maid of honor was her sister, Debra Diedrich of McHenry. Bridesmaids were friends of the bride. Deb Dercole of McHenry and Vickie Glade of Rolling Meadows, III.; and a cousin of the bride, Julie Miller of Richmond. Attendants were attired in apricot tina seta fabric gowns, styled with spaghetti straps and floor length full crystal pleated skirts. Short sleeveless bolero jackets with lace collars com­ plimented the ensemble. They each carried an array of Spring silk flowers arranged in natural wicker garden baskets. A brother-in-law of the groom. Fred Diedrich of McHenry, handled the duties of best man. Groomsmen were the bride's brother, Ken Gaylord of McHenry; and friends of the groom, Jim French of McHenry and Kenny Miller of Richmond. Ushers were Dave Maurer and Rich Wimmer, both of McHenry. The groom wore a white tuxedo and the groomsmen were clad in silver gray tuxedos. The mother of the bride chose a sea spray floor St. Patrick's Catholic church, Elkhorn, Wis., was the setting for the exchange of wedding vows April 4, between the former Elizabeth (Lisa) Joan Sch- mitt and Daniel Dean Cooper. The bride is the daughter of Steve and Estelle Schmitt, former residents of McHenry, presently living in Elkhorn, Wis. Donald and Shirley Cooper of East Troy. Wis., are the parents of the groom. . , The Reverend Joseph Hanauska officiated at the 1:30 p.m. ceremony. A sister of the bride, Mrs. Sharon Christenson of An- tioch. III. was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were friends of the bride, Sally St off el. Carla Jensen and Sheryl Heusser, all of Elkhorn: Karen Gold- schmidt of Burlington. Wis., a friend of the bride; and Melissa Bleser of Elkhorn. the bride's niece. Another niece of the bride, Sheila Joost of Elkhorn, was the miniature bride. The bride's brother, Kenneth Schmitt of Elkhorn, was the best rWiafi. Groomsmen were Dan Cooper of Salem. Wis., the groom's brother: brothers- in-law of the bride. William Joost of Elkhorn and Ed Christensen of Antioch. 111.; a friend of the groom. Hubert Jensen of Delavan, Wis. and the bride's cousip, Jon Schmitt of McHenry. Ushers \vere friends of the groom. Warren Hansen of Delavan and Roteri Farris of Elkhorn. The bride's mother wore a street length blue and lilac dress. A white and lilac street length dress was the choice of the groom's mother. A reception was held for 550 guests at Eddie's Wonder Bar. Twin takes. Wis. The newlyweds planned to live in Elkhorn following their wedding trip to Colorado. The bride graduated from Elkhorn high school in 1975 and is a Nurse Aide at Lakeland Nursing home, Elkhorn. The groom is a 1971 graduate of East Troy Community high school; graduated from Fox Valley Technical Institute, Ap- pleton. Wis., in 1973 and is the proprietor of Cooper Surveying Services. Elkhorn. The bride was the guest of honor at four showers given by family members and friends. Celebrates Birthday HELEN BOUCHARD Shouts of "surprise" greeted Helen M. Bouchard Sunday, May 3. as she en­ tered the home of 'her daughter. Mrs. Stanley (Arlys) Aim, 4204 W. Ponca, McHenry. Approximately 50 friends and relatives had gathered in honor of her eightieth birthday. Mrs. Bouchard was born May 1, 1901, in Chicago, has lived in Crystal Lake most of her life; is presently residing at 561 Darlington, Crystal take; and is a member of St. Thomas Keen Agers and the Crystal Lake American Legion Auxiliary. She has two daughters and 10 ' grandchildren. The Open House celebration was hosted by Mrs. Aim and her sister, Mrs. Charles F. (Arlene) Kleptz of Union, Ohio, who flew to McHenry Friday, May 1, to help prepare for the festivities. A buffet, complete with a beautifully decorated bir­ thday cake, was served to the guests. Long time, close friends and relatives of the celebrant came from Mt. Prospect, Wheaton, Chicago and Crystal take to share this happy occasion with Her. Fortieth:, Anniversary Bill $nd Lorraine Scrfuh, 910 S. Lily Lake road, McHenry, were the guests of honor recently at a surprise celebration held on the oc- length dress with a cum­ merbund sash, complete with matching jacket. A blue. A-line, floor length dress, with flowered cape, was the choice of the groom's mother. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at An­ dre's Steak House, Rich­ mond, where 260 friends and relatives toasted the newlyweds. f The new Mrs. Gaylord graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1978 and is currently em­ ployed at Hornsby's Family center. McHenry. Her husband is a 1976 graduate of the same high school and is presently an employee of Miller Formless Company, Inc., McHenry. They are making their home in McHenry. Special guests for the occasion included the bribe's grandparents, Mrs. Mary Gaylord of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson of Milwaukee, Wis.; and the groom's grandmothers, Mrs. Albert M. Jourdon, Sr. of McHenry and Mrs. Elsie Hunter of Park Ridge, 111. 1 casion of their fortieth an­ niversary. The party was held at the home of John C. (Jack) and Mary Schuh. 1016 S. Lily take road. Sixty friends and relatives were present to enjoy a buffet dinner, highlighted with a cake trimmed in red and white to carry out the Ruby theme. A guest book was cir­ culated by the celebrants' granddaughter, Kristin Keevil. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Windier, Howard Keating of Glenview and Jim Burns of Chicago. A special album depicting events throughout their forty years together was created and presented to Mr. and Mrs. Schuh by their daughter-in-law, Mary M. Schuh. They also received a corsage and boutonniere from their five grand­ children. A presentation of tickets for a three-day trip to Las Vegas, from the couple's children, Bill of Palatine, John (Jack) of McHenry and Carol Nowak, was the high point of the evening. * * • • The reason so many bathing suits look good is because they are so well filled. Finalizing plans for "Fair Diddley" are Suianne Beam of McHenry, Kay Normaaa of Woodstock, Lynda St ox en of Harvard, Sandy Schmitt of Crystal Lake and Joyce Schwegel of Algonquin. "Show Diddley", a show for kids, will be held in the Opera House during "Fair Diddley", Sunday, May 17, on the Woodstock square. Freddy Fredricks, a magician-comedian, will emcee'the show which will feature Fee-Fo the clown. David Stratton's Windsong puppets will also appear and singer Ms. Buddy Kostelny will lead a sing-along. Show times are 1, 2:15 and 3:30 p.m. Children under three will be admitted free. On the bandstand of the square, local talent from all over McHenry county will be seen. At 11:15, the Wood­ stock City band will play in honor of the dedication of the newly refurbished band­ stand. From noon until 1 p.m., the McHenry county chapter of the Sweet Adelines will sing. The Marian high school Jazz band will entertain at 1 p.m. Two o'clock will bring to the bandstand a program of dance and gynmastics. - The Cary-Grove high school Show Chorale will entertain at 3 p.m. The bandstand will be alive at 4 p.m. with the McHenry county square dancers and from 5 to 5:30 p.m. the Woodstock high school Stage band will perform. The announcer for all these events will be Bob Bosman of Woodstock. All entertainment on the bandstand is free and a part of "Fair Diddley," the Mental Health Resource league for McHenry county's fund raiser for mental health agencies in the county. Mother-Daughter Banquet Pictured from left to right are Ann O'Donnell, Helen Kot and Barb Arnold, members of the Executive Board of the American Lutheran Church Women of Shepherd of the Hills church. They are looking at a program for this year's Mother-Daughter banquet, "Fashion Magic - Grand babes to Grandmoms". Hie potluck dinner will be held Friday, May 15, at 0:30 p.m., la the Fellowship hall of the church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry. The public to invited to attend. Make Final Preparations For Luncheon-Style Show Final preparations are being made by the Zion Ladies Aid for its annual Salad Bar Luncheon and Style Show. The big event will be held Wednesday, May 13, at noon, in the Social hall of the Zion Lutheran church, which is located at 4206 W. Elm street (route 120) in McHenry. There will be an assort­ ment of delicious salads for everyone's tasting pleasure. After the appetite has been satisfied, the latest in children's and women's fashions from a local children's and infants' wear shop and a local women's apparel shop will be modeled for viewing pleasure. Persons interested in attending are advised to purchase tickets in advance as a limited number will be sold. One may get them from any ladies aid member or by calling the Ticket chairman, Mrs. Edw. S. (Shirley) Ozog, Meadow lane, McHenry. Set Monthly Meeting HIS N' HERS HAIR NICHE Welcomes Their New Stylist Come in and see Kris for your new summer look wi "4 SUMMER SCHEDULE BEGINS MAY 15 OPEN 6 DAY A WEEK HOURS; Tues. Wed. & Frl. 9-4 PM Tkurs. 9-7 PM Sot. 8-2 PM PHONE (815)385-7140 1226 N. GREEN ST. • McHENRY fNANCY'S^ (Down town J o h n s b u t q ) DINING ROOM OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK SERVING EUNCH S DINNER FRIDAY FISH FRY Smell & Pctatoe Pancakes ( A L L YOU CAN EAT SATURDAY Roast Sirloin oi Beef MOTHER'S DAY Roast Pork. SaurKraut & Potatoe Pancakes k 385-1787 A The O'Hare chapter of Clipped Wings will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, May 14, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Jan Schauer in Long Grove. v Members planning to attend are requested to contact Carol James at 658- 6686 or Nancy Spaniol at 358- 1903. Clipped Wings will also hold its annual Installation Luncheon Thursday. May 28, at Sage's, located at 75 W. Algonquin road. Rolling Meadows. Cocktails will be served at 11:30 a.m. and lunch at 12:30 p.m. Mem­ bers planning to attend the luncheon to honor newly elected officers are to reply to Fran McAnulty at 394- 8156. r- Clipped Wings is a social a n d p h i l a n t h r o p i c organization open to all presnet and former flight attendants of United and Capital airlines. For further information about tke O'Hare chapter, prospective members may call Diana Damalas at 359-5565. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage license ap­ plications were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: Kenneth J. Scanlin and Patricia E. Boarina, both McHenry; Terrence A. Wagner, Spring Grove, and Betty J. O'Donnell, McHenry; Glenn Draper and Dorothy M. Hoffman, both McHenry. F MORE THAN A SUPERSTAR FREE LECTURE nail GEOKE LOUIS AGHAMAL1AN, C.SJ. MEMBER Of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP 340 SIMMY AFTERNOON MAY 10,1001 «... THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF McHENRY CARE PROVIDED FOR SMALL CHILDREN LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF LINCOLN AVE. i EASTWOOOLN. \ SPl I**-.