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3 * PAGRt-PUINDRALFR - WHIDAY. JUNE 17. US I 1 I Newly Married Dschidas Plan J <cA/[o±t[u <SocLa,[ !10 Day* In Hawaiian Islands I ' I A 10-day visit, touring three ffli ntoi rti of Mosiuee. fk T A 10-day visit, touring three Hawaiian islands, was in the boueyiuoaB plant of iwrtfly married Mr. and Mis. Otto Walter Dschkfa. The bride is the former Linda Maria Klein, daughter of Robert and Maria Klein, SB, W. 23M0 Potest Home avenue, Big Bend, Wis. Wendell and Anna Dschida, 34757 Iroquois trail, McHenry are the parents of the bridegroom. The 2:30 p.m. nuptials were pcetided over by Father Lawrence Andre and Father Luis Rodriguez, Saturday, June 11, in SL Joseph Catholic church, Big Bend The church was decorated with four floral arrangements in colors similar to the bridal attendants' drones; and St Lawrence Youth Group Singers of Hartford provided music to further eftfumce the setting. Bearing the gifts were Renee Dschida and Marita Walters. Attending her sister as maid of honor was Veronica Klein of Big Bend. She was gowned for the oc­ casion in a dusty rose, floor length dress, trimmed with matching lace. Her sheer jacket was adorned with a ruffle at the neck, wrist and waist. Bridesmaids were Desery and Annette Klein of Big Bend; Ingeborg Dschida of McHenry, m.; and Rosita of Mosinee, Wis. They were identically attired to dm maid of honor hot in Edward Dschida of Maray, HL Groomsmen wete RtftwtJ Irwin of Framingham, Mass.; Richard Dschida and Joel Wakitsch of McHenry, IIL; and Frank Slemhartki of Mosinee, Wis. The groom woteablacfctunwln1 with high tipped collar and black bow tie. Groomsmen were in silver also with high coQart and bow ties. The mother of the bride chose a rose colored format A frost pink formal with a high lace neckline was the choice of the groom's mother. Approximately 300 friends and relatives toasted die utwlywtds at a reception held at Interlaken Lodge- Villas, Lake Geneva, Wis. After tbttr wedtfing trip, die couple will reside at 4863 Flintridgt Court Wo. 8, Rockfotd, m. 61107. The new Mr. and Mis. Dschida both received Bachelor of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Engineering at Marquette university, Milwaukee, Wis. He is an engineer (Aviation Electric Power); and the is an engineer (Aviation Mechanjjcal). Recently Wed Pomierskis Take Up Residence In Libertyville The Reverend Herman F. Graef is shown being congratulated by well-wishers following the service commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of his Ordination into the Holy Ministry. y STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Celebrates 25th Anniversary ANDREW HANSEN AND JONAREA SINGLETON PLAN JULY WEDDING - July 1, 1983 is the date set for (he exchange of wedding vows between Jonarea Singleton and Andrew J. Hansen. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Singleton of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Marius Hansen of Wonder Lake are the parents of the future bridegroom. Following the ceremony, the couple will be living in Orlando, Fla. Guests Travel From Afar To Attend Ceremony In Dundee, IL Sharing the memorable occasion of the wedding day of the former Ger­ trude Schlenhardt and Mark Brink- mann, were several of their out-of- town friends and relatives. Those who traveled quite a distance were the groom's aunt, Mrs. Sally Utter of Schofield, Wis.; cousins of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. David Keller of Roseville, Minn.; great aunts and uncles of the groom, Mrs. Emma Mitchell of Altoona, Pa.; and from Clearwater, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Patton; Mr. and Mrs. John Liehr; and Mrs. Lydia Hunt. Also, from Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. James Helmrich and Don and Denise Helmrich; and Mr. and Mrs. Schoblocher of Montreal, Canada. The bride is the daughter of Martin and Helma Schlenhardt of Dundee, 111. George and Joyce Brinkmann of Wonder Lake are the parents of the bridegroom. The couple exchanged promises of marriage before Pastor Daukas during a 3 p.m. ceremony held Saturday, June 11 in St. Catherine of Siena church, Dundee, 111. The bride wore an empire silhouette gown, flowing into a chapel length train. The bodice featured an open neckline enhanced with Belgium and Venice lace, and Queen Anne sleeves. The skirt was adorned with Venice lace motifs and edged in Belgium lace. Silk flowers on the shoulder and train added a touch of elegance. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Karen Schlenhardt of Dundee. Bridesmaids included the groom's sister, Laurie Brinkmann of Wonder Lake; Ginny Nathan of East Dundee; Kim Miller of Dixon, 111.; and Debbie Hasting of Chicago. Amy and Julie Schroeder of Bensenville, 111. attended as junior bridesmaid and flower girl. The bride's attendants wore gowns of lavender net and chiffon with Wedgewood lace at the edge of the three-quarter length sleeves; a fitted bodice, and a wide collar of lace. The full flare skirts were banded at the waist with a satin ribbon. , The duties of best man were carried out by William Seeber of Wonder Lake. Groomsmen were the groom's brother, Steven Brinkmann, Patrick Curran and Robert Nutter, all of Wonder Lake; and Dan Miller of Dixon. Ushers were Frank and John Link of Deerfield, 111. All were in silver grey tuxedos. The mother of the bride chose a mint green formal with a loose fitting top, trimmed with lace. A pink formal with a white cotton lace fitted bodice, piped in pink at the neckline was the mother of the groom's selection. Following the nuptials, a reception for 225 guests was held at Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. The couple's honeymoon plans included an immediate short trip to Wisconsin, with a longer trip to Florida in the Fall. They will reside in Crystal Lake. The bride graduated from Dundee high school and is a collector for Visa, Elgin, 111. Her husband graduated from McHenry West campus and is employed in the Parts Department of Sunnyside Dodge, McHenry. Upon their return from a honeymoon at the Concord Resort in the Catskills, N.Y., newly married Mr. and Mrs. William R. Pomierski will be 'at home' in Libertyville, 111. The bride is the forma* Linda Susan Freund, daughter of George and Gloria Freund, 3713 W. Lee street, McHenry. Ralph and Blanche Pomierski, 15340 W» Oak Pond lane, Libertyville, are the parents of the bridegroom. The couple was joined in wedlock Saturday, June 11, in the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry. The Reverend James Gaynor of- ficated at the 2:30 p.m. ceremony and appropriate background music was offered by a string quartet. The bride wore a floor length, ivory satin dress, sweeping into a long train. The bodice of lace, lavished with white sequins and seed pearls, was styled with a high neckline of lace, and a V-shaped inset of netting. The satin, leg o' mutton sleeves and qptire back of the gown were fastened with seed pearl buttons. Her silk flower wreath headpiece was finished with a pouf of veiling and two streamers flowing down oil back. Handling the duties of matron of honor was Mrs. Bonnie McCarthy of Crystal Lake. Bridesmaids were Brenda Wegener of Volo, 111.; the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Laurie Freund of Wonder Lake; her sisters, Patti Freund of Lincoln, Nebr. and Carole Freund of Chicago; and the groom's sister, Barbara Pomierski of Libertyville, 111. Attendants were attired in light pink taffeta dresses with puffed, off-the- shoulder sleeves; tied at the waist of the full, floor length skirts. They carried arm bouquets of pink roses and baby's breath, accented with white streamers. Handling the duties of best man was Tom Howard of Arizona. Groomsmen were Mike Barton of California; Steve Booth of Colorado; the bride's brother, Bob Freund of Wonder Lake, 111.; James Rosenow of Mundelein, 111.; and Mike Neubauer of Chicago, 111. The mother of the bride chose a periwinkle blue, chiffon formal. The bodice of diagonal ruffles was gathered at the waist with a long tie and featured a round neckline and long sleeves. A floor length, two-piece dress of rose chiffon, complemented by a jacket trimmed with scalloped edging of rose chiffon and long sleeves was the choice of the groom's mother. The bride and groom were honored at a reception for 230 friends and relatives at Andre's Steak Houte, Richmond, 111. Honored guests were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Biggers of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Mary Freund of McHenry. The new Mrs. Pomierski attended McHenry Community high school; Don Roberts Beauty school; and is presently a hairdresser at Brush 'N Curl, McHenry. Her husband graduated from Carmel high school; undergrad at Michigan state and University of Illinois Law School, Champaign; and is employed as an attorney for McDermott, Will and Emery in Chicago. The rehearsal dinner for the bridal party was hosted fay the groom's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Pomierski, at Chapel Hill Country club, McHenry. The bride was feted at five pre- nuptial showers given by Mrs. Judy Biggers and Mrs. Joan Dermont of Wonder Lake; Mrs. Renee Freund, Mrs. Doris Freund and Arlene Guz- zardo of McHenry; Mrs. Blanche Pomierski and Barbara Pomierski of Libertyville; Mrs. Bonnie McCarthy of Crystal Lake; and her co-workers at-Brush *N Curl, McHenry. lt "tic Sunday, June 12, after three months of planning, members and friends of Zion Lutheran church gathered at the church to honor their pastor, the Reverend Herman F. Graef, on his twenty-fifth year in the Holy Ministry. In order to have the family all together on that day, and still keep everything a surprise, they were told something special was being planned for his birthday, which was June 12. After stepping out to the altar, he observed his daughter Kathy being escorted down the aisle to be seated with the rest of the family. The committee had her flown in from North Carolina and kept her in hiding until the time of service. A former classmate of Pastor Graef, the Reverend David Walker of Mount Prospect, preached the ser­ mon; the Reverend James Teasdale, who will become the new associate pastor at Zion next month, was the lector; the Reverend W. H. Wetzstein, pastor emeritus was the liturgist; and special music was provided by the choir. After services, about 275 guests attended a catered dinner at the American Legion hall. Highlights of the event including Mayor Stanek; cassette tapes relaying messages from classmates and family; a reading of letters from the Synod president, Dr. Ralph Bohlman; and district president, the Rev. E. H. Happel; and a congratulatory telegram from Governor Thompson. A Book of congratulatory letters from classmates was also presented to Pastor Graef, along with a large plaque, noting his 25 years in the ministry and 15 years at Zion Lutheran church. The special surprise of the af­ ternoon was the presentation of tickets for an all expense paid trip to the Holy Land for Pastor Graef and his wife Irene. During his college years, Pastor Graef became interested in work among deaf mutes and spent some time serving in deaf missions. He later authored several tracts for the deaf and a religious workbook for deaf children. Since accepting his pastorate at Zion, Pastor Graef has been very active in the community and many persons have been touched and were several speakers, jbieeaed by his ministry. * '*' , \ f'^TV *<Vr ^ ^ Senior Walk-In Center Switzer-Kasprzyk Repeat Vows 'L., • * ',4 - In Beautiful Garden Ceremony pantyhose Can you Imagine a ponfyhoj# »o »oft and coo4 that you hovw th« »«n»at(on oI a lummer i«a lummot theor' ?he (lot ponfytioie tpeckjtty designed for those hoi lummei dayi ctnd nlghti It I lightweight and leatue»l a unique Hanei knit that leti youi legt breathe. «o they actually (eel cooler fummer iheer At exciting at bare «kln Cool ai a •ummer «ea breeze .. lummer sheer free! basket with purchase of 3 pairs summer sheer pantyhose packed \ SALE ^ GOOD UNTIL 6/25/63 m ^ON SALE Reg. $2 50 NOW Basket Reg W.50 NOW >600 5 2 00 1216 N.GREEN ST. , Mc^ENRY M-Th 9-5,00 Fri 9-6 Sot 9-5 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 June 20 through June 24 is as follows: June 20: Beef Stroganoff on noodles, sweet corn, tomato and lettuce salad, roll, fruit with cheese, milk. June 21: Baked chicken, whipped potatoes with gravy, beets in orange sauce, tossed garden salad, bread, gingerbread with whipped cream, milk. June 22: Hot dog on bun, potato salad, sliced tomatoes, phocolate cake with cherries, milk. June 23: Beef pot roast with potatoes, carrots and onions, cole slaw, biscuits, fruit jello, milk. June 24: Stuffed cabbage, wax beans, waldorf salad, assorted breads, banana cake, milk. PANCAKE BREAKFAST In an effort to raise funds to help provide better playing field con­ ditions, the Johnsburg Boys Little League is having a Father's Day Pancake Breakfast for all families interested in supporting this en­ deavor. The breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday, June 19, at the Johnsburg Community club, and tickets can be purchased at the door. We've got comfort all sewn up. Handsewn Cream Puffs'" make every step of the job easy. With a genuine tru moccasin construction in soft glove leather that cradles your foot. And a bouncy, lightweight sole that pampers you. Get into Cream Puffs. Because when you're looking for comfort, styling and fit, they've got it all sewn up. VENUS * spurqeons v- MCHENRY MARKET PLACE 385-4100 3EE3 OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 5 In a lovely garden ceremony per­ formed at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at the home of the bride, the for­ mer Nancy Switzer and Steve Kasprzyk were united in Holy Matrimony. The parents of the bride are Robert and Carol Switzer, 2525 Knob Hill road, McHenry. Donna Oldhom of Wauconda and Conrad Kasprzyk of Burton's Bridge are the bridegroom's parents. The bride wore a floor length, white cotton eyelette gown, embellished with pink ribbon, woven through the neckline, waist and train. A white lace picture hat and white lace gloves completed the look. The maid of honor was Alison Marunde of Crystal Lake. Bridesmaids were LeAnn and Meri Ann Switzer, both of Crystal Lake; Susan Walter of California; Jane Patempa of Schaumburg; and Priscilla Poczekaj of McHenry. Attendants were attired in pink cotton formals designed with an off- the-shoulder ruffle and ruffled hemline on the skirt. Their headpieces were wreaths of .pink silk flowers, graced with ribbon streamers cascading down the back; and their hands were covered with lace gloves. The best man was James Keevil of McHenry. Groomsmen were Ray Williams of Crystal Lake; Marty Zeller of Roswell, N.M.; Rick Lewan of Waukesha, Wis.; and Tracy and Steven Switzer of McHenry. Ushers were Peter Switzer and C.J. Kaspr­ zyk. The mother of the bride selected a sheer, light gray, street length dress with a pink bow at the waist and a pink hat. A rose colored, street length dress was the choice of the groom's mother. Following a reception for 250 guests at the Tower Room in Antioch, 111. the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Aruba. They will make their home in Volo, 111. when they return. Both graduates of McHenry Community high school, the bride attended McHenry County college, Crystal Lake; Hillsdale college, Michigan; and is now enrolled at Don Roberts School of Beauty. The groom attended Northern and Eureka colleges and is presently employed by Ben Arvidson & Sons Swimming Pool General Contracting. St. Agatha Court • Slates Cookout • . ' ' All members of St. Agatha Court No. 777 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters are invited to attend a cookout Monday, June 20, at the Johnsburg Community club. The festivities will begin at 6:30 p.m. Members may bring their spouse or a guest, and the new members will be initiated. A meeting will follow the cookout and cards will be played. For more information, please call Mrs> Richard (Katie) Dehn. < CLASS REUNION Information regarding the twen­ tieth class reunion of the McHenry High School Class of '63 may be ob­ tained from Kathy (Smith) Schultz, 385-8652; Leslie (Kilday) Meyer, 385- 9217; or Karen (Soda) Klapperich, 385-6626. NOW OPEN! DOUG'S DOGS 4224 W. ELM ST. (Right Next To Jewel/Osco) McHENRY 344-2211 FEATURING VIENNA PRODUCTS • HOT DOGS (Cheese and Chili) • JUMBO DOUG'S DOGS • POLISH SAUSAGE • ITALIAN BEEF 'Ar' OTHER SELECTIONS: •ITALIAN SAUSAGE • CHICKEN FILET SAND. •ITALIANSUBS(^2or full) •21 SHRIMP WITH FRIES • NACHOS, FRIES. ONION RINGS CHEESE FRIES, FRIED MUSHROOMS EAT WITH US OR CARRY-OUTS : •' , . 15% DISCOUNT SENIOR CITIZENS