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W.C.O.F, Installs Officers April 30 The Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters, Court 659. will hold installation of officers and a dinner at the Legion hall. April 30, at 6 p.m. Reservations must be made by April 26 with Rosemary Basak. 385-5734, or Doris Andreas, 385-4518. Rehearsal for the event will be held April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion hall. EARL HOWES WILL RESIDE IN RICHMOND Catholic Daughters Hear Chaplain Wiedemann Speak The Catholic Daughters of America met at the K of C hall on Thursday evening, April 16. An interesting talk was given by the Chaplain, Father Wiedemann. Plans are being made for a trip by bus to Holy Hill on Wednesday, May 20. Anyone interested may call Mrs. Ann Rodenkirch, Sr., or Rita Ullrich, 385-4364, as soon as possible, preferably by May 3. Corporate Communion will be received at the 10 o'clock Mass at St. John's church at Johnsburg, Sunday, May 3, followed by breakfast at St. Mary's hall. Anyone needing transportation to Johnsburg may call one of the following numbers, 385-0855, 385-0067, or 385-4647. Alvera Nye, Bertilla Freund and Madeleine Schroeder will represent the court at the state convention at Joliet, April 24- 26. The Mother's Day banquet will* be held at the McHenry Country club on May II. Reservations may be made by calling Dorothy Adams, 385-0209 or Connie May, 385-1786. McCulloiri Lake Girl Win Marry May 16 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gibson announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Carolynne Taylor, to Mr. Dennis Blaha of Pistakee Highlands. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blaha. They will be married during nuptial Mass at St. Mary's church, Saturday, May 16. Honeymoon plans include a trip to the New York World's Fair. Announce Marriage Of McHenry Girl Mr. and Mrs. Alfred William Wiedenhoeft announce the marriage of their daughter, Lynda Rae, to Mr. Martin A. Ziebel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ziebel of Island Lake, which took place Jan. 13. NEWLYWEDS TO MAKE HOME IN ANN ARBOR, MICH. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael Booster are making their home in Ann Arbor, Mich., since their marriage in Trinity Lutheran church, Villa Park, on March 21. The bride is the former Charlene Diane Wilde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amo Wilde of Villa Park, and the bridegroom is the son of Larry Booster and the late Mrs. Booster of McHenry. Both young people are graduates of Valparaiso university, Valparaiso, Ind. The bride is a dietetic intern at the University of Michigan hospital, Ann Arbor, and her husband is employed by Parke-Davis & Co., Detroit, Mich. THE EARL HOWES , St. Peter's Catholic church, Spring Grove, was the setting for a pretty wedding on April 4 when Miss Judith C. May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward May of 3916 May Lane, Spring Grove, exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Earl J. Howe, son of Miv^ind Mrs. Robert Howe, Sr., of"8604 Keystone road, Richmond. Following a short trip through the southern states, the newlyweds are residing on Broadway street, Richmond. The bride and groom are both 1961 graduates of Richmond- Burton high school. CARD OF THANKS The people of Wonder Lake, particularly School District 36, have reason to be proud of themselves for the wonderful turn out at the school election April 11th. 529 ballots were cast, which is the 2nd largest number of record, even though the population of the District could have supported this number and more for many years. The only mar on this recprd is the 28 spoiled ballots. 28 people, in one way or another, voided their vote after taking the time and effort to go to the polls to express their preference. It is possible that the totals of each of the candidates could have changed the final outcome if these 28 spoiled ballots had not occurred. The 247 ballots that were cast, of the 501 remaining unspoiled ballots, accounts for almost 50%. Considering a 5- way split I feel proud and humble to the community that rates me this high with the education of their children and the expenditure of the largest share of their tax dollar. I hope to serve you as I have in the past giving our children the best education we can afford. I wish to thank each and everyone of you for your support April 11th. 4-23-64 Henry C. Setzler n v r MI HUM ^ WITH TOUR ^ a u m a n b i c t d i i i i t / •SAVKTIMI • SAVE MONEY • SAVE EFFORT This"Home Purchase and Delivery" Plan has been sorvinf? housewives all over the U.S. for more than three (fenerations. The SAYMAN SHOPPING CENTER features over 175 home products, including: famous Dojean Lanolated Poap. Toiletries. Home Medicines. Food Products, Household Worksavers and lovely Lu Say Cosmetics. For QUALITY PR0DUC1S at LOW PRICES fell: JOSEPH BIKRAFATA 1413 X. Richmond Rd., 38.5-4816 RAINB LUCKY NU"BEF AWARD for this Friday & Saturday 3 SUITS @r DRESSES (MYSILIIAMiD FREE Bring in your Plaindealer and check its number against our stores posted number. You may be the lucky one. ilsS 385-0927 For PICKUP SERVICE ai CASH arad CARRY PRICES CLEANERS 1304 Mo Fjront St., McHenry Across from A. P. Freund Bali Park Store Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There's Always Plenty of FREE PM&EONG AT KAINBOW'S DRIVE-IN James Chrisman Claims Bride mi y W'M • *1. • '/'W, Miss Sharon O'Leary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. O'Leary of 219 S. Draper road, McHenry. became the bride of Mr. James Chrisman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chrisman if 3712 Main street, McHenry, in a lovely wedding ceremony solemnized last Saturday, April 18. at 11:30 o'clock. Rev. Fr. Eugene Parker officiated at the nuptial rite, for which the main altar was decorated with a fan-shaped bouquet of flowers. Miss O'Leary approached the altar, charming in a white silk organza, floor length dress. Her headpiece was of small organza flowers with pearls and veiling, and she carried a bouquet of white orchids, stephanotis arid ivy. Miss Mary Hanley of Chicago acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Betty Neff and Mrs. Shirley Heller of McHenry. Miss Darlene Hoblel of Niles was junior bridesmaid. All were attired in sheer nylon over taffeta, bellshaped, street length gowns, with large bows on the back at the waistline. The maid of honor wore yellow and the bridesmaids, green. They carried colonial bouquets of carnations and snowflake pom poms. The little flower girl, Tammy O'Leary of McHenry was attired in a yellow street length dress of nylon. Michael FitzGerald served as best man and ushers were Louis Sawisch, Joseph Keller and Dennis Hamil of McHenry. Mrs. O'Leary selected a pink silk suit, with which she wore matching accessories. Mrs. Chrisman wore a blue sheath with three-quarter length coat to match, and matching accessories. A reception at the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubhouse was enjoyed by 200. The couple will make their home on Riverside Drive, McHenry. The bridegroom attended McHenry high school, from which the bride graduated in 1963. She is employed in Northbrook and he in McHenry. SERVE SPRING SMORGASBORD AT AREA CHURCH The Women's Society of Christian Service and the Evening circle of the Greenwood Community Methodist church will hold a spring salad smorgasbord on May 1 at 1 o'clock at the church. Picture slides of Scandinavian countries, taken by Rev. Carlson of Richmond Lutheran church, will be shown. There will be no ticket sale at the door. Reservations may be made no later than April 28 by calling 653-5304. YES! WE MAKE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS MrHENRY STATE BANK THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Married Fifty Years ' Jp ^ TIIE THEODORE E. KAELINS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Kaelin of 4314 W. Sioux Lane, McHenry, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, May 3. Mrs. D. L. Keak and Mrs. John Watgen, daughters of the couple, will be hostesses at open house honoring the Kaelins at the K. of C. hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Frances Miller and Ted Kaelin were married May 7 at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry. They lived in Tulsa, Okla., and Aurora before returning six years ago to make their home in Cooney Heights. Mr. Kaelin retired six years ago from the Commonwealth Edison company. McHenry Deanery Plans Annual Workshop For Sunday, May 3 Under the theme of "Divine Love plus you equals Lay Ac-, tion," the McHenry Deanery Council of Catholic Women will present their annual workshop on Sunday afternoon, May 3, from 2 to 5 at Marian Central Catholic high school in Woodstock. The purpose of the workshop is to emphasize the leavening action of the parish organizations. A most worthwhile program has been initiated on a parish level. The afternoon's aim is to refresh inspiration and give all organizations the opportunity to share experiences. Under the direction of Mrs. Leonard Pawlikowski of McHenry, workshop chairman, and through the efforts of committee chairmen, many speakers have been obtained and panels of discussion prepared for the workshops. Mrs. James Mclntee of Richmond will preside at the presidents' and officers' workshop. Speakers who will be present in the Spiritual Development and Rural Life workshop are the Rev. James K. Gaynor of Algonquin who will speak on "Meeting .Christ at Mass"; Mrs. Charles Homola of Cary will have as her subject "Mission work"; the "Enthronement of the Sacred Heart" is the topic chosen by Mrs. Tennis Kagan of Spring Grove. You will hear Edward Lortie and William Fraser of Crystal Lake speak on "How to Achieve Leadership Qualities." They will be in the Organization and Development and Public Relations workshop. Family and Education and Newman will have as their speaker the Rev. Hubert McGinn of DeKalb. The legislation program will present Bert Boerner, probation officer, who will speak on the "Welfare of Teen-Age Children." World Affairs will be moderated by Mrs. Charles Cuda, Diocesan World Affairs chairman, who will present a speaker whose occupation has taken him into foreign countries. Libraries and Literature workshop is under the direction of Mrs. James Green of Woodstock. Parish exhibits will be displayed in the cafeteria. Any organizations having displays must set them up on Sunday, May 3, prior to the workshop due to school commitments. Registration will begin at 1:30 p.m. Workshops are from 2 to 4:30, closing with Benediction. Rev. Eugene Baumhofer, McHenry deanery moderator, extends a welcome to all. fashioned for fun SPORMelR. Prerequisite for your active summer life ... exciting new sportswear, designed with fun in mind! Whether you lead your leisure life at the beach or on your patio, you'll find the rightlpok right here. Janizan Cotton Knit - Checks & Solids - Mix & Match s - TOPS ill^MUDAS Lilac, Pink & Blue $2.98 up Active Boating Sportswear in Navy, Brass, White & Red $3.98 up You may have already won -- Your choice of one of our new JANTZEN or ROSE MARIE REED SWIMSUITS! Check your number against the one in our store. 1218 N. Green Street Daily 9-5s30 Fri. 9-9 MEMBERS NIGHT \ IS ENJOYED BY OES CHAPTER McHenry Chapter, No. 547, .Order of the Eastern Star, held Members' Night on April il4 in the Masonic Temple, with Josephine Swanson7 as worthy matron and Duane Overton as worthy patron. Other officers for the evening were Elizabeth Krickl, part worthy matron, in the East; George Krickl, past worthy patron, in the East; Katherine Frazier, past worthy matron. associate matron, McHenry; Carl Swanson, member of McHenry, association patron; Edith Dowell, past worthy matron, McHenry, secretary; Evora Petersen, member of McHenry, treasurer; Kathryn Scholtz, member of McHenry, conductress; Florence C. parson, past worthy matron, associate conductress; Anita Hansen, past worthy matron, chaplain; Penny Taylor, member of McHenry, marshal; Svea Landon, past worthy matron, Austin chapter, Chicago, guest organist, Also Phyllis Nimtz, organist, of McHenry; Daisy B. Jones, member of McH^iry, Adah; Joan Blixt, member of McHenry, Ruth; Stella Chambers, junior past matron, McHenry, Esther; Pearl Pearson, grand lecturer of Nunda and honorary member of McHenry, Martha; Vivian Bassett, member of McHenry, Electa; Genevieve Hevward, member of McHenry, warder; Harry Hansen, past patron of McHenry, sentinel; Henry F. Scholtz, member of McHenry, color bearer. Harriet Dodd, grand lecturer and instructress of McHenry chapter, was guest of honor in the East on Members' Night. Several songs were beautifully sung by Dynell Kunz of Nunda. Refreshments were served by Elizabeth Fairchild, Emma Pyritz, Gertrude Maxwell, Marian Reinwall and Delia Kinard. Tables in the dining room were beautifully decorated by Phyllis Nimtz, Dorothy Olsen, Margaret Kljngberg and Genevieve Heyward. Joseph Swanson and Duane Overton will serve in the East at Richmond chapter on April 27 at 8 p.m. The next stated meeting will be April 28 at 8 p.m. WONDER LAKE BURGLARY The home of Conrad Rupp at 4505 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, was reported burglarized last week. The sheriff's office has been investigating the theft of several personal and household items. WED APRIL 11 Kotalik Studio Photo THE RICHARD AXELLS The Ingleside Community Methodist church was the scene of an early spring wedding on April 11 when Miss Shirley Rosalie Spankuch exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Richard John Axell. Both young people are from Pistakee Highlands. Thursday, April 23. 1964 FIREMEN WILL SPONSOR NINTH ANNUAL DANCE The ninth annual dance of the firemen of Company One has been announced for Saturday, May 30, at the VFW hall in McHenry. The music will be furnished by a well known dance orchestra from the North shore. Part of the evening will be devoted to comedy acts put on by them. This is the only fund raising event sponsored by the firemen stationed at McHenry. In the past, the public support of these dances have enabled the men to purchase fire clothing, a public address system and other needed fire equipment. The co-chairmen of this year's event, are John*J. Shay and Jack Powers. The men are intending to canvas the area completely to allow you to volunteer your purchase of tickets like they volunteer their time. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who voted for me during the recent school board election. *4-23-64 George M. Freund You will generally tind in other people or places, about what you expected to tind. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the sympathy cards and words of condolence following the death of Paul's brother, Frank Yanda of Cloquet, Minnesota and t he passing of Lura's father, Robert Ritchie of Winnebago, Minnesota. 4-23-64 Paul and Lura Yanda "QUEEN" OTHER A DAY with any of our Fabulous, Exclusive and Distinctive Artist Gift Creations or an unusual Mother's Day Party. CREATIVE iCSHOP 3405 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0864 McHenry, III. Open Every Day But Wednesday Hours 8 to 6 PHONE 385-0010 C^iaire ideality Saion 1220 N. Green Street 885-0010 , • CLAIRE • ELEANORE • MARLENE • MARY ANN t£pr""/Q •, ffrjl \ -rC LOANS McHENRY STATE BANK helps hundreds of families to better their living with Mesne Improvement Loans! How many of these does YOUR home need? Repainting Redecorating New Furnace Air Conditioning New Roof Aluminum Siding New Windows Modern Kitchen Extra Bathroom Extra Bedroom Family Room Picture Window New Flooring New Wiring Insulation New Garage Screened Porch New Driveway Breezeway Backyard Patio Landscaping Don't put off needed home repairs or improvements because of lack of cash. See your contractor or dealer -- get an estimate of the cost. Then arrange with us for a low-cost Home Improvement Loan. It's an investment in better living. Act now. McHenry State Bank McHenry County s Largest Financial Institution." Corner Green & Elm St. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Phone 385-1040