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•' ^<K;^on One -- Page Two ' • '"\ -.:'":^i THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH for* ~i . Paddock Officiates; Winter Wedding Of Niece® ^ • p^n iL:...._ * v M, N:AJ! uti|lpi)MliMllltt|j! MR. AND MRS. M. LEE DOWNING Miss Elaine C. Paddock became the bride of Mr. M. Lee Downing on Dec. 26 in a beautiful, double ring ceremony performed at Transfiguration church, Wauconda. Rev. Fr. Richard M. Paddock, uncle of the bride, officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Ronald M. Paddock of Wauconda and the bridegroom is the sor| of Mrs. Rexford D. Downing and the late Mr. Downing of Rock Island. The couple was attended by Marjorie Haydam as maid of honor, Miss Mary Teliampe as bridesmaid, Roger R. Paddock as best man and Kenneth L. Paddock as usher. Cindy Leffelman and David Paddock, cousins of the bride, were .flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. After a wedding trip -to Miami Beach and the Bahamas^ the newlyweds will reside in Rockford. The bride attended Wauconda high school and is currently employed at the Alpine State Bank in Rockford. The groom graduated from the University of Illinois law school and is a special underwriter for" the New York Life Insurance Co. in Rockford. I'AiMIOLA SKXTON Thursday, January 7, 1365 Mr Henry <>ii Engaged To Weil Mr. and Mrs. James Conway announce the engagement of Mrs. Conway's sister, -Pamela Sexton, to Thomas Cundiff, son ol Mrs. Thomas Cundiff of Miami, Fla. No definite 'date has been set for the wedding. Meeting T« Feature Dramatic Book Review The McHenry Woman's club will hold its first meeting of' the new year this week Friday, Jan. 8, at 1 p.rii. at the Community Methodist church. Mrs. Fred Pepping will be hostess for the day and Mrs. Trent R. Middelkauff will act as tea chairman. Highlight of the meeting will be the dramatic review of a book by Dr. Fred Schwartz of Australia, given by Ann Varese Each member is asked to bring an article for the white elephant sale which follows the feting. Proceeds will be used fb'r the 1965 project of the club. HARRISON PTA LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP The theme of the hext Har, prison PTA meeting JaWj,2 is numbers. / Joseph Liggett, junior high teacher at Harrison school, will discuss grid demonstrate the so-called "new math". This relatively new method of teachings mathematics has been adopted . by many school systems, including Harrison, but not without controversy, mostly among adults who do not understand the concepts, and some educators who question results of the technique. Meanwhile, Gertrude Brickley and Amy Street, co-chairmen of the membership committee, are playing another numbers game. ' With PTA membership at a record level of nearly 200, this committee started the new year determined to enroll at least one member from each family having students at Harrison. In order to produce the right answer of 100 percent family participation, the committee will contact all non-members Who have children in school. Harrison already has enlled all teachers, to establish a "first" in state enrollrpent records. The big push Utntil April 1, for purposes of being counted at state headquarters, will be to achieve total family membership. All who have not joined are asked to come to Tuesday evening's meeting, starting at p.m. at the school, to sign u The small fifty cent membership- cost will be more than compensated by the'knowledge adults will get in understand ing and mastering the mathematics program. Liggett has conducted special evening classes for parents of seventh and eighth grade students. One of the biggest difficulties in changing to »new method of teaching any*subject is to get adults to understand what their children are doing. In the case of mathematics, many parents express a feeling of being inadequate by their inability to comprehend the new nfiath course. The Harrison PTA meeting provides an excellent opportunity to^jfind out. Homemakers Unit Will Meet Jan. 12 t ie next meeting of the McHenry Homemakers Extension unit will be held Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 10:30 o'clock in the home of Kathy Bruns wick, 4723 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry. Anyone interested in becoming a better homemaker who would like to attend is asked to call 385-3753 for further information. McCullom Lake Resident Weds Newly wedded couple. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delia, are spending their honeymoon in New Orleans and other southern cities following their marriage Dec. 31. The two exchanged vows at Sty Mary's church during nuptial Mass recited by Father Eugene Bijumhofer at 11 a.m. y\ The new Mrs. Delia is the former Mrs. Virginia Parkhurst of 5115 W. Parkview, McCullom Lake. Her groom is Frank Ralph Delia, a widower, and formerly of Maywood. They will be residing in McCullom Lake. For her morning weddmg, Mrs. Delia chose a stunning costume of oyster white, double knit wool--two piece, with piping of silver outlining the hip length jacket. Her headpiece was white net trimmed with crystal beads and her shoes and bag were of black peau de soie. She was pinned with a white orchid corsage. Miss Karen Parkhurst served her mother as maid of honor and wore a street length dress of coral mohair, black accessories, and a corsage which complemented her outfit. The groom's son, Victor Delia of Maywood, was best man. Twenty-five relatives and guests of the couple joined them at the McHenry Country club for brunch at 1 p.m. They included the bride's other daughter, Pamela; the groom's daughter and family, Mr. and rs. Carlo Giannoni of ElPaso, exas; the bride's sister and hiteband, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver chneck, of East Moline; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barkhoff of La Porte, Ind., the groom's sist eland husband: and the groom's other sister, Mrs. Angelina Basili. An honored guest in attendance was the Rev. Joseph Curielli, pastor of^/All jaaint's church, Chicago, and his sister, Mrs. L. Granntm. Representing McCuTTOm Lake' were Mr. and Mrs. GlcnnXTraxle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stacknick. Mr. and Mrs. Mfotthew Scholle of McHenry w^fre also present. The former Mrs. Parkhurst met her groom while employed at the Jewel Food store McHenry. He is in the transportation division of Jewel in Melrose Park. ltlTII G.VIIUIKL MAKV KAY ADAMS Couple Plans Fall Wedding The engagement of Mary Kay Adams to Pvt. Dennis Diedrich has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Clarence Adams, of 3303 N: Richmond Road, McHenry. Pvt. Diedrich is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diedrich of Chapel Hill Road, McHenry. Miss Adams is a senior^ at Marian Central high school) in Woodstock. Pvt. Diedriclv is "stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., with the National Guard. ' , A late fall >vedding is planned. • Young Couple's Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Kdwurd W. Gabriel of 5N13 N. Hunny Avenue, Pistakeo Highlands, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth i^ftry Ann, to Richard Houcj^son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houck of Pistakee Highlands. Both young people are graduates of McHenry high school. No immediate plans have been made for the wedding. DONNA DOW McHenryy Girl * Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Mae, to Donald E. Hanson, Jr., of Woodstock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hanson, Sr., of Harrington. No immediate plans have been made for the wedding. SANDRA 11ETTERM AN N Miss^ Hettermanii To Wed Woodstock Man Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Hettermann of 3615 N. Chapel Hill Road, McHenry, of the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Lee, to Richard Lee Bowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowe of 423 E. Lake Street, Woodstock. <£& Miss Hettermann is a 1964 graduate of Marian Central high school and is now a student nurse at St. Therese hospital school of nursing in Waukegan. Her fiance graduated in 1963 filam Woodstock high school and is employed in Huntley. No definite wedding date has been set. ETHELWYN HRDINA * M. David Cain To Wed Riverside Girl • ( , • Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hrdina of Riverside announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethelwyn Ann, to M. David Cain of McHenry. He is the son of Mr,, and Mrs. M> C. Cain Of Beaver Dam, Wis., formerly of Antioch. Miss Hrdina attended Beloit college and graduated from Northwestern university in 1962. She is now teaching fourth grade in Northbrook. Mr. Cain graduated from Northwestern university with a degree in business administration. He earned his C,P,A, certificate in 1962 and is a partner in the accounting firm of Jedele and Cain in Antioch. He is also attending John Marshall Law school in Chicago. A spring wedding is planned. Married' December 26 DOLORES KLAPPERICH Miss Klapperich Engaged To Marry Mr. and Mrs. William B. Klapi^rich of 2918 W. Lincoln Rogj,d, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dolores Catherine, to Norman Delmar Strossner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Strossner of 1015 Catalpa Drive, McHenry. Miss Klapperich is a 1963 graduate of McHenry Community high school and i§ locally employed. Mr. Strossner just finished a three-year term in the United States Army and is employed in Barrington. A wedding is planned for May 22. JACQUELINE SAWISCH Holiday HHlsT (iirl ^ Engaged On Christmas Mr. and Mrs.' Louis Sawisch of 1507 W. Birch, Holiday Hills, ' announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline, to William Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, Hansen of 3719 W. Fremiti, McHenry. Miss Sawisch received her ring on Christmas Day. The bride-to-be is a graduate of McHenry.-* high school in 1963. Mr. Hansen attended the local high school and now is serving the Navy at Great Lakes. No /definite wedding date has, hhen set. WINTER WHIRL An informal teen.-ag^' dance called the Winter, WhirlKvill be held at the Huntley Congregational social hall on Saturday, Jan. 9. Dancing will be from H to 11 p.m., sponsored by the senior high choir of the church. The public is invited. M. LYNNE PURVEY M. Lynn Purvey To Wed In May Mrs. John C. Purvey of Crystal Lake announces the engagement of her daughter, M. Lynne, to Mr. Kenneth R. Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bruce of McHenry. k The young couplte plan to marry in May. Plans bedding Celletti of 503 W. Road, McHenry, an- \the engagement of his daughter, Regina, to Don Cameronyson of Mrs. G. J. Cameroxrof 217 Cederdell Street, McHenry. A May 8 wedding is planned. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Another objection to sVting on the fence--both sides \;an throw stones at you. CARD OF THANKS The Woman's Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital wishes to thank the following merchants who contributed gifts to the first baby born at McHenry Hospital in the New Year 1965: Aoe Hardware, Ben Franklin, Carey Appliance Co., Certified Foods, Gladstone's Dept. Store, Huppy and Leo's Foods, McHenry Savings and Loan, Nye Drug Store, Riverside Hair Styling, Toddler Shop, Vycital's Hardwar^rVWahl's Jewelry. 1-7-65 SUCCESSFUL BALL . A first successful International Gala Ball was enjoyed by more than 170 persons last Saturday, Jan. 2, at The Timbers on route 47, south of Woodstock. The ball was sponsored by the Woodstock adult and student chapters of AFS or American Field Service. The parent organization conducts a program of bringing students from foreign countries for a year of study in American high schools and sending American students abroad for a summer course of two months and a full year course. Richard Babcock of j WCHS is the student studying j abroad in Denmark for the full year and Laura O'Brien, also of WCHS, participated in the' summer course in Patras, i Greece, last summer. Present was Antonio Carmona of Spain. | a student in McHenry. SHOP IN McHENRY January Clearance $ale Savings to 50% °tf on DRESSES . . . COATS . . . JACKETS KNIT SUITS . . . MILLINERY V2 PRICE (Values to $4.98) Flannel Gowns & Nightshirts with ^ $ Jamaica Length Trousers Reduced for Skirls -- Dark Shades Only $C88 Values to $12.95 ,C., Now Many Other Iiflnis Too Numerous To Mention v Not All Sizes -- So Shop Early For The Best Buys & Selections All Sales Final--No Exchanges--No, Refunds--Cash & Carry Only 2jfie fashion ^hoppe 1007 Front St. (Rt. 31) 385-7747 McHenry, III. <1 Block South of Overton's CADILLAC Garage) FREE PARKING LOT i Open 9 to 5:30 ^ Sat. 9 to 6 J\M. Fri. Nite 'till |9 P.M. Give Yourself the Gift You Didn't Get For CHRISTMAS Reg. Now The "Singing Treholipee" $24.75 - $22.75 Melodica .. $ 9.95 - $ 8.95 Classic Guitars • •. $44.95 - $39.95 Hi-Fi Table $12.00 - $10.95 Guitaro $96.00 - $85.95 Columbia Stereo with stand $79.95 - $69.95 USED Harmony Amp $37!®0 USED Single pifkup electric Guitar outfit with amp _• $73.95 USED Kay "Folk" Guitar • $49.95 NEW 5-String Banjos $64.95| u p NEW Microphones w/stands $12.50 USED Gretsch Clarinet .... $74.95 USED Conn Trombone ...i $95.00 Guitar Cases -- p All Sizes • • • • $10.50 & up Guitar** Straps $1.50 & up Stop in and hear the new incomparable "Concertone" tape recorder. The world's only reverse-o-matic recorder at TONES Music Across From 3719 W. Elm ie 385-464$ Kotalik Studio Photo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weber of Spring Grove announce the marriage of their daughter, Jody, to Mr. A1 Krech of Marengo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krech of Cleveland, Ohio. The ceremony took place Dec. 26 at St. Peter s church, Spring Grove, at 11:30 a.m. Attending the couple were Mrs. Maureen Not'z of Chicago and the groom's brother, George Krech, of Cleveland. The brjde is a graduate of Marian Central high school in 1961 and attended the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, for two years. She has been employed at the Jewel store in McHenry. The groom graduated from Northern Illinois university and i? a teacher at Locust school, Marengo. s Following a honeymoon in Tampa, Fla., they will reside in Marengo?®""** q CARD OF ^THANKS In this manner we ' wish t'o <hank our many friends in the Mineral Springs subdivision and lWcHemy^ area who sent floral pieces and extended,, their sympathy during the time of our recent bereavement. Also a special thanks to Father David Palmatier, O.S.P. Mrs. Lucille Gallas 1-7-65 and family. CHERYL PAUL McHenry Girl To W@a Missouri Man 6 Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Paul of 3613 James Street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, CJaeryl Diane, to WillianT^-Newell Toalson. Cheryl is a junior, majoring in art education, at the University of Kansas. Her fiance, a resident of Springfield, Mo., is ^ senior at the same university, majoring in music education. No wedding date has been set. HOLIDAY SEASON MADE HAPPY AT VALLEY HI HOME The holiday season just past was made especially happy for residents^of Valley Hi home in Hart land due to the many remembrances by organizations and individuals in McHenry county. Christmas spirit was spread locally by the McHenry Rotary club, which gave the seven residents from McHenry township money, and also the McHenry Garden club, which filled sixtythree Christmas stockings wtyh toilet articles, fruit, candy and other sweets, and with hafidkerchiefs and cigars. The Woman's .Society of Christian Services of the Community Methodist church of McHenry gave a check to be used for whatever would be most appreciated fhy the residents. ^ Members of tlm, kingwopd Junior M.Y.F. of the Ringwood Methodist church sang carols and presented cup cakes land cookies to residents of I the home. The Wonder Lake Bible rch made its presence felt by" giving sixty-six boxes filled -with all kinds of welcome gifts, including candy, fruit, stockings and handkerchiefs. The American Legion auxiliary unit of Wonder Lake gave cookies and dixie cups for .everyone. Rev. Richard Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church conducted the church services for residents on Dec. 20. There are more items on page 5. Society n' ancina xoL.eS 5onS Nancy Gardiner SCHOOL OF DANCE Member and Teacher for the Dance Masters of Wisconsin and the. Chicago National Association of Dance Masters SECOND SEMESTER ^REGISTRATION Instruction for Elementary and Advanced Students BALLET TAP LESSONS IN: BATON MODERN JAZZ TOE HAWAIIAN LADIES DANCE AND EXERCISE CLASS ADULT & TEENAGE BALLROOM 10 WEEK COURSE IN FOX TROT RUMBA WALTZ SWING TANGO CHA-CHA JPOLKA iTJT' "^The Number of Students is Limited Per Class/ To Assure Maximum Individual Attention Ages 4 Years And Up PHONE 385-4006 Studio Address: 1811 N.VRiverside Dr., McHenry, Illinois B * J