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V 4 1 a - • JV-' < < f , ^ . i ; v ^ » 4 ^ (£ ' ^ / " * * * & " ^ V f y *" t > '- » ^'"V ' . <- *\ V'*v£ vXv'.i !•',-' fG, 2 - PLA1NPEALER- MOM, DEC. Tell Engagement is S'-iSfSS i? l' k +v^ Timely TipslttS For The Home ;^Pw»*Mte good stucjy lanp'lt jmne to ba^> reduce 8ta$r fatigue. me Arts eatur e AMONG THE SICK ^ y Elmer Glosson Is a patientin Presbjterian-St. Lute*shoapital in Chicago. The magical itame of Maggie Daly appears as the artist who ill present the next Creative living Series program for the Women's Guild of the Woodstock Fine Arts association on Thursday, Jan, 16, at 10 a.m. in the Qpera Hcitee. Miss Daly was scheduled to appear last year for the Guild but had to cancel at the last minute because at emergency knee operation. Hie title of her program, "Celebrities Are My Business", is enough to excite the interest of any woman. She lives constantly in a world of glamorous and thrilling events and will take her audience on a trip into this world. Born Maggie DoRothea Daly at Castle Caufield, County Tyrone, Ireland, in 1917, the merry twinkle in her eyes and the intensive drive which she puts behind every undertaking attest to her Irish background upbringing. She was educated in the public schools and at 22 years married Arthur Bazlen who died in 1957. Their delightful daughter, Brigid, is well known to audiences for her TV appearances and movie roles. When Maggie Daly first came before the public it was as! a professional model. This soon led to being fashion co-ordinator for the then Chez Paree show. She has been a feature writer idies Home Journal, and appearedon Home Show TV. Now Miss Daly lectures on Ikshions to both men* s and women's groitfs. Last, but not least, of her many accomplishments and that for which she is best known is her column, "Dear Diary" for Chicago's American. Here she tells of her contacts with the world of celebrities, both praising and upbraiding them, as needed. Her ready Irish wit stands her in good stead. Ibese are the people she will describe in her program of Thursday, Jan. 16. Anyone MsMng to attend may purchase's single performance ticket at the door. Unused punches on the series tickets may be used at anytime to bring guests. All those attending are invited to arrive at 9:30 for coffee and a social visit before the start of the program. RITA MIKOSZ The engagement of Rita Mikosz to Louis Rossigno has been announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Mikosz, 4603 W. Home avenue, McHenry. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Rossigno of Bangor, Pa. The bride-to-be is a junior at Alverno college, Milwaukee, majoring in nursing. Her fiance, a mechanical engineer .major, is a senior attending Marquette university and isa co-op student £ttr a Milwaukee corporation. No date has been set for the wedding. " Julfe Sladek Pretty Bride St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, was the setting for a holiday week wedding which united in marriage Miss Julie Ann Sladek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sladek of 17^1 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, and Mr. Thomas A_ HarriSon, Jr., son of the senior HarriSons of 800 W. Oak Grove lane, McHenry. Betrothal Told BlRmS 1 BIRTHS MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wllbrandt of Costal Lake are parents of a son Dec. 20. A daughter was born Dec. 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wroblewsld. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riener ' "of Round Lake became parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sawicki and Mrs. Robert Greenhiir, wel- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dalby Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhc officiated at the 2:30 osclc nuptial rite. Pretty Miss Sladek chose a floor length, peau de soie wedding gown with empire waist, A-line skirt trimmed with reembroidered alencon lace and studded with pearls. The lace also decorated the bodice and cut work down the sleeves and bordered the bottom of the gown. She wore a full, detachable chapel train trimmed with medallions of lace fastened at the waistline. Her seed pearlheadpiece surrounded the face, with bouffant effect, in English silk illusion. Attending the bride were Cindy Smith of McHenry as maid of honor, Linda Jo Links of Crawfordsville, Ind., Donna Tomao of McHenry and Sharon Dam of Fox Late as bridesmaids. Small Heidi Sladek, sits** ter of the bride, was flower girl. All wore floor length, olive green dresses with white brocade jackets. Patrick King of McHenry served the groom as best man and groomsmen were Jerry Oglesby of Ingleside, Frank HarriSon and Dave Armit of McHenry as groomsmen. Todd HarriSon and Mike HarriSon, brothers of the groom, served as ring bearers. Mrs. Sladek wore a yellow chanti silk dress with matching coat and accessories. Hie groom's mother was attired in a Nile green brocade dress with matching coat and accessories. A reception at the Legion home, McHenry, followed the ceremony, with 225 guests in attendance. The couple will make their home at 1232A N. 31st street, Milwaukee, Wis. Both young people attended Marian Central high school and both graduated in 1966. Hie bride is employed as an executive secretary and the bridegroom now attends Marquette university ^^Blwan^ee^y j MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patiepts admitted during the past week to McHenry hospital included John Maul, James Hermle, Wonder Lake; (Hive Plora, Anthony Hosier, Charlotte Kwab, Florrie Jokiel, Lina Weitzel, Casimira Sipolt, Paul E. Jensen, Fox Lake; Aurelia Daniel, Rose SHckelmaier, Marion June, John Faellad, Sarah' L. Lambouna, Crystal Lake; Grace Koertgen, Chicago; Brian Roberts, Lake Zurich; ami, Dcwnie Lusk, Sr., David Wood, Edward Slotkowski, Wauconda; Ben Kelemen, Waukegan; Bonnie Gale, Norridge; James Akens, Wayne Hahn, Charles Laudick, Robert Taylor, Woodstock; Frank Gault, Richmond; Fred Neumann, Oak Park; Harvey Froelich, Ringwood; Barbara GaudioB Frances Woit, Cary; Sophie Drabeck, Steven Tipler, Alice Stock, Ihgelside; Marilyn Miller, Spring Grove; Cecil L. Werner, Island Lake; Also, Sister Mary Thaddeus, Anna Matyasik, Dennis Smith, Arthur Edstrom, Lawrence Butler, Vivian (Mr.) Hergott, Irene Johnson, Fred Waerner, Michael Dillon, Samuel Beskis, Everett Schrieman, JohnSocha, Mary Heitz, Robert Sundby, Margaret BoarinI, Amelia Smith, John Adelman, Hattie Hallstrom, Evelyn Pritchett, Harriett Turek, Kenneth Diedrich; And, Anton Weber, Nicholas Weber, Roy McCarthy, Martin Palmer, Gregory Mayer, Gail Bischoff, Barbara Pogor, Reechele Stilling, Mabel F. Reinhardt, Orvil Maher and Richard Freund, Jr., ail of McHenry. JK. VirginiaSeidel, University of Illinois Extension home furnishings specialist, gives some tips on Choosing study lamps. A good study lamp needs to carry at least a 150-watt Wb and have properdiffusers. Light should move inward and downward and tiirougfrthe shade, but the source of light should not sho«?. Ihe distance from the top of the desk to the bottom of the shade should measure about 15 Inches. When the user is seated, Ids eyes should be nearly in line with the bottom of the shade. To be effective, pin-up lamps' should be used In pairs with each shade measuring 9 to 10 inches across the bottom. When ydH a single wall lamp, be sure that the lower diameter of the shadg is at least 15 inches and that the shade flares sharply. Bullet, gooseneck and pole lamps n^poremffngliiftts, because they provide only a • narrow spread of light and give little or no upwatf Ughfc Good stndbr ]au£s allow diffusion of ligtt^Hlirecting light both up and down. Diffusion adapters andbowis will increase the amount and softness of light failing onto the work surface. A sm^ high-intensity lamp should not be. used alone for readjtag or study. Use it to add to other lighting when yon need a very high level of light\ Bulletin from spurgeons Final Closeout Thursday, Fri-day and Saturday 'til-4 p.m. S ; turd v.- to « skt i nv wv nust • r c ; i a r u i l s t :r>.- !.or - ic jffif \^r^. r 1 ~ ? '*? KATHLEEN ANN PARKER Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Parker, 1010 Oakleaf drive, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Ann,to Pfc. Francis E. Mazzone, Jr., son of Mrs. Gertrude J. Mazzone, 3807 Maple, McHenry. Miss Parker is a 1968 graduate of McHenry high school, presently studying x-ray technology at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge. Pfc. Mazzone is a 1967 graduate of MCHS and is now serving in the U.S. Army in Vietnam. No wedding plans have been made. ' v i 'iS A New Year f Hope and Peace '•« !'V f-f 'ixmiiWp y&sj will see hvpz -ft&i.friuv/ renewed, and p&acz tiji-pug'Wr>is'. is** world. For a gmsti past y<wx,, tfamk you! Photography by Gayiord 1 ( > .i' i' 3812 W. Elm McHenry, Illinois 385-0170 BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WOODSTOCK On Dec. 21 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toewe of Wonder Lake are parents of a daughter Dec. 22. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. David Miller of Ringwood announce the birth of a son Dec. 26. "OTHER BIRTHS A daughter, their first child, was born Dec. 23 in Madison General hospital, Madison, Wis., to Mk, and Mrs. James E. Nicholls M 318 Island drive, Madison. Rebecca Lynn weighed 6 lbs. 10 'oz. at_biPtltff Mrs. Nicholls is the former Judy Hans of McHenry. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nicholls of Racine, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hans of McHenry. of McHenry. Maternal great grandmother is Mrs. B. F. Huson of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hans of Long Grove are -the paternal great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Miller became parents of their second daughter, Danielle Lee, on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, at Sherman hospital. The little miss weighed 6 lbs. 10 oz. and has a sister, Hallie Jo, 3%, Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Olivia Bauer, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller. Mrs. Emma Leiser is the paternal greatgrandmother. Mrs. Miller is the former Joan Bauer. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Among the patients admitted during the past week in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, were Burton French, Clara Whiting, m Stell^ Merida, Dawn Parisi^Bsn 'Summers, Edna Phillij^s, Hugh Kirk, Giffard Markeson, Teresa ^Jjlajar, Augustus Bruhnke, John Justen, McHenry; Anthony Leman, Wilma Simon, Marilyn McMahon, Heinz Reymaim, Wonder Lake; and Dean Parlow, Spring Grove. HARVARD HOSPITAL Raymond Low, Ringwood, was a patient during the past week in Harvard hospital. The Amazon River carries more water than the Nile, Mississippi, and the Yangtze, combined, and is over a mile wide, 2,000 miles from its mouth. SAVINGS UP TO 5 0% AND MORE Conk.- shop 'our rumrn«m< t ih les todnv for b u r v ; : i i n s j ^ i i o r u . \row throu ;.;h S a t u rd ay 'til -V p.m. Charge It'. SUSAN RICHARDS , Mr. and Mrs. William Richards of 809 N. Lillian, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Marie, to Donald C. Stinespring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinespring of 3329 N. Bay View, McHenry. Miss Richards will graduate in June from Chicago Wesley Memorial hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Stinespring is a sophomore at St. Olaf, Northfield, Minn., majoring in political science. An August wedding is planned. For your holiday entertaining IALITY AFTER THE PARTY . Breakfqst at Bill's LssnpHghisr Csfe 3813 W. Elm Street Open Every Day 5 a.m. We'll Open af 2:00 a.m. January 1st. CH BCD FRENCH VANILLA FRUIT KE CREAM Ii J Pick a sassy shape and get set to shine throughout the holiday in dresses that create a fashion stir wherever you go., They're waiting here, now and they are on sale. OFF Silver Gold On All Cocktail Dresses In Stock Piiity Hose $$oo Many Shades plus Silver & Gold. r Other Accessories For Vour New Year's Eve Outfit