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Thrarsday. March 4. 19G5 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB mWBBm&a p.'-' *••?*/ v" &**rL m Secfidtt Otte -- Page Three Z:%;: GARDEN CLUB PLANS TRIP SOON TO FLOWER SHOW The McHenry Garden Club helcUa combined January and February meeting on Feb. 25, with Mrs. Charles Wagner, first vice-jnesident, conducting the -meetiftgjin the absence of Miss Mary• .'• Bjurdahl, president. In view of the bad weather and road ^conditions, a last minute change -was made from the home of Mrs. Harold Padgitt to the Community Methodist church. The cake, cookies and coffee were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lillian Cox gave a very interesting- talk on the history of many flowers. One March meeting will be replaced by a trip on March 23 to the Chicago World Flower ahd ; Garden Club at McCormiclt' Place. The club will be chartering a bus and will have a limited number of seats available on a first come, first served basis. It will be an all-day trip,' with the bus leaving from the Methodist Church at 9. a.m. The show "time will be "A Salute to the. United. Nations" in honor of its twentieth anniversary. If you are interested got your reservations in early. For either bus or show tickets call Mrs. Fred Dodge, .385-7745. The club was happy to report that Martha Neuharth has been discharged from McHenry Hospital and i&snow recuperating at home. It will be some time before she can get out and her visitors and telephone calls should be limited. However, cards and notes are welcome. Ruth Neel and Alex Duncan would also appreciate an occasional card or note from their friends. On April 29 the meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Vaughn Jones and the program Will be on "Conservation." The Garden Club of Illinois, Inc., of which the McHenry club • is a member, is emphasizing conservation and a great, deal of new material is available. This meeting will be devoted to bringing members up uo date on this vital but interesting subject. At this meeting each . member has been asked to bring a plant they have grown to sell. ENJOY TRIP WEST r The Alford Johnstons have been enjoying a trip West. They travelled by plane, viewing Pike's Peak, the Painted Desert, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon. Ih Las Vegas, they enjoyed numerous shows featuring some of the country's most prominent entertainers. CARD OF THANKS I tyish to thank all those who remembered me with get well cards, calls, visits, gifts and folw?rs during my recent confinement in the McHenry Hospital. And to Ihe nurses and staff, for their kind consideration and treatment. 3-4-65 Mrs. Mildred HolJy Waucjliierb Again the weather tried--in vain--to "dampen" the enthusiastic loyalty of the members of Bethel 98. Forty-five girls, parents and visitors braved the snow and icy winds to attend the meeting last Thursday. The interpretation of the "Lord's Prayer" was beautifully presented.. Pat Cook, librarian, read an original poem that received compliments from everyone. After a short meeting, everyone went downstairs for refreshments and a White Elephant. Pull. The food prepared by Diane Cook, Karen Larson, Sheila Marshall and JoAnn Wcichmann quickly ffl^appeared as shrieks of excitement accompanied the opening and re-opening of bags. On Sunday, a large group of Job's Daughters and family attended the Methodist church for "Go To Church Sunday". It was. the church of honored queen, Libby Stinespring. Following the service, forty piled into cars and began a progressive dinner. Juice, etc. was served at JoAnn Weichmann's home, with Nancy Winters assisting. From there everyone drove to Debbie Russell's for the salad course, Karen Larson co-hostess. Next--a long drive out to Libby Stinespring's home for the main course, assisted by Laurie Murray. Plates wenf heaped high with good food, but that did not discourage anyone from finishing up with a delicious dessert at Ruth Lightner's, assisted by Lynn Hammerstein. Droopy eyes attested to full stomachs and that delightful feeling of "inner" happiness. Libby Stinespring, reminded everyone that Ruth Lightner would be acting honored queen for Advance Night on March 11. Princesses from'Palatine, Lake Zurich, Arlington Heights and others will be guests officers. Connie "^Sallman urged the girls to remember the pancake breakfast on March 13, serving from 8 a.m. to noon in the basement of the Masonic Temple. CHRYS LEVESQUE HAS "A" RATING AT MACMURRAY Chrys Levesque, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Levesque of McCulIom Lake, has received a straight "A" report card for the last grading period at Mac- Murray College, Jacksonville, 111. The grades denote a superior scholastic record. In addition, Miss . Levesque has been named to honors rhetoric and honors history courses and has been placed in an advanced swimming class. She has also received the distinction of membership in the choir which tours from Aprils 28 to May 1. JEAN KUNZER, E. F. SAMEN, JR., WED SATURDAY St. Mary's Catholic church was the setting for a beautiful winter wedding on Saturday, Feb. 27, when Miss Jean E. Kunzer became the bride of Mr. Edward F. Samen. * Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the 10 o'clock nuptial rite. Miss Kunzer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kunzer of 1005 N. Cherry Valley Road, McHenry, and Mr. Samen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Samen of 412 N. Lily Lake Road. The pretty bride approached the altar wearing a white velvet dress with chapel length train. The gown- was styled with ernpire waist trimmed in bridal s^itin. Her pillbox of the same material held in place a fingertip length veil of illusion "and she carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations, with ivy in a cascade effect. Attending her were Mrs. SpCnce Byron, Jr., her sister, as matron of honor, Miss Carolyn Sirllow of Chjcago and Miss Delores Samen of McHenry, sister of the groom, as bridesmaids. They were attired similarly in street length, forest green velveteen dresses fashioned with empire waistlines. All carried bouquets of pink tearoses and carnations surrounded by gardenia leaves. Nick Grola,." of McHenry served as best man and groomsmen were Roy Broderson and George H. Kunzer, Jr., of McHenry. Mrs. Kunzer selected for her daughter's wedding a pink brocade sheath dress with which she wore rose colored accessories. Mrs. Samen wore a pastel blue and green brocade sheath with blue accessories. A reception followed the ceremony at noon for fifty guests at the McHenry Country Club. The couple will make their home in Gunnison, Colo. The bride is a graduate of St. Francis school of nursing in Evanston and is now employed as a registered nurse. Mr. Samen is presently attending Western Colorado college, in Gunnisin, Colo. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to neighbors, friends and relatives who extended sympathy to us in our recent bereavement; to those who sent cards, food and flowers, furnished and drove cars and,did other acts of kindness. The family of 3-4-65 Gilbert Harris Much of the ice in the North Atlantic icebergs was formed from snow that fell 30 to 50 centuries ago. Miss Levesque was an honor graduate of McHenry high school last June. McHenry Hospital Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Adams of Crystal Lake are parents of a daughter Feb. 24. A son was born Feb. 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marshall of AntioCh. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wietor of Ingleside announce the birth of a daughter Feb. 26. On Feb. 26 a son was born' to Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson. Memorial Hospital, Woodstock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess of Hickory Grange subdivision announce the birth of a daughter, Lisa Mary, on Feb. 20. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hetterman on Feb. 27. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sturm of Wonder Lake became parents of a daughter Feb. 27. A son was born Feb. 24. to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hawkins of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lomax became parents of a son March 1. Harvard Hospital On Feb. 25 a son was born to Mr, and Mrs. James Hodgkiss. Otto Ebert of McHenry was a patient during the past week in Harvard hospital. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dowe announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Julie Marie. Weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz., she was born Feb. 23 at Sherman hospital, Elgin. The young lady's daddy is stationed in Costa Rica with the United States Navy and is expected home about the middle of March to make the acquaintance of his new daughter. The mother is the former Janet Glosson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Glosson. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowe. The maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Martha Stringer of Mondrovi, Wis, CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to friends, neighbors and Father Lehman for visits, cards and prayers during my stay in the Burlington Hospital. 3-4-65 Katherine Engels AT ASSESSOR'S SEMINAR Mrs. Eva Bacon Sparks, McHenry township assessor, is attending a seminar for assessors in Peoria March 1, 2 and 3, sponsored by the state of Illinois. 0$ftlTAl JWW McHenry Hospital Patients admitted tc^McHenry hospital during fne past week included Thomas Schmidt, Frieda Hamilton and Frances Borg, .Crystal Lake; June Knowles, Selma Pohlmann and Ella Mayer. Richmond; Josephine Poco, Cynthia LeGood and Helen Zagorski, Wauconda; John Logue and Leslie Blankenberg. Fox Lake; Thomas Ryan, Dundee; Arthur Nimsgern and Sherry Nimsgern, Spring Grove: Patricia THoma. Wonder Lake: John Bough. Island Lake; Elmer Kidde.lsen, Chicago; Oliver Deierl and; Everette Goodwin, Ingleside; Aubrey Moore, Harrington; David Keller. Elgin; Ross Lemen, Waukegan; Virgil Atwood, Round Lake. Also Delia Matthews, Rernice Diedrich, Lisa Behling, Harold Vyeital, Vernon Bunge, Diane Laver, Clifford Bailye, Lillian McCarthy, Betty Banach, Frank Pogany," Linda Marshall, Georgia Blake, Arthur Jungwirth, Jr. Also,. Phyllis Groth, Charles Wilde, Susan Steadman, Roman Miller, Luella Braidman, Robert Polacek, Jack Cooper, Charles Thacker, Shirley Watkins, Mathias Rauen and June Williams, all of McHenry. March 4 Catholic Daughters of America Social Meeting--K. of C. Hall-^ p.m. March 5 Teen Dance Legion Home - 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Viscounts. World Day of Prayer Service -- 9:30 a.m. Faith. Presbyterian Church. 'March 6 Girl Scout Activities Day -1 to 4 p.m. j March 7 <0^ Spaghetti Supper St. Patrick's Church Hall--Serving. 1 to 3 and 5 to 7 p.m.---Sponsored by St. Patrick's Mothers club. Girl Scout Sunday -Church Attendance in Uniform. • March 7-13 Girl Scout WeeK , March 10 Big Hollow PTA Meeting-- 8 p.m.--Big Hollow School. March 13 Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner-Dance -- V.F.W. Clubhouse -- Sponsored by V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary. Job's Daughters Pancake Breakfast - 8 p.m. to Noon -- Acacia Hal!. March 14 Annuel St. Patrick's Day Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner - Hasting Memorial Temple, Richmond -- Sponsored by Richmond Chapter, O.E.S -- Serving Noon to 4:00 p.m. Marcft IB St. Patrick Day Lun... Card Party -- St. Peter's Hall, Spring GrAve--Serving at Now*/ " St. Patrick's Card Party ~ Sponsored by Altar - an<} K6- sary Sodrflity -- 8 p.m. -- St. Patrick's Church Hall >•-- Refreshments. March 17-11 Presentation . of "Bye Bye Birdie" by Ann Varese --* Lake Theatre, Crystal L&ke 8;30 p.m. , March 27 Spaghetti. Dinner Mourtt Hope - Methodist Church, Pistakee Highlands -- Sponsored by W.S.C.S. -- 5 to 8 p.m. Memorial. 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