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A G F - i ' l V I N D K A I . F R W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 2 » . 1 9 7 8 mm mmm -msaa *••>* •••• in T mm EILEEN M. MARSH SCOTT D. CEDERGREN ANMUME ENGAGEMENT-Mr and Mrs Richard L. Marsh of Richmond art* happy (» announce the engagement of their daughter. Kiieen \1arie, to Scott Donald C'edergren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M ( edergren of McHenry. Eileen is a 1976 graduate of Richmond Burton high school, and is currently employed with Commonwealth Edison in Crystal Lake. Scott, a 1975 graduate of Mcllenrv high school and also a graduate of DeVry Technical Institute, is emploved with Underwriters laboratory in Norhtbrook \ June 1979 wedding is planned. Wed On Holiday Leave L a n c e C o r p o r a l Theodore Voight Jr home on leave from the Marines son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Voight. Sr . 12<»4 Manchester mail McHenry. w a s m a r r i e d S a t u r d a y . Nov . 2 5 in Woodstock to Susan Erickson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Erickson of Chicago A 1977 graduate of McHenry high school. Lance Corporal Voight has been stationed with the Marines in San Diego for one yearduring this time On Tuesday. Nov 2H. he left for a tour of dutv in Ok""-»wa A l d e n ( J u l ) H o l d s T w e l f t h i n n m i l S h o u A n t J S e l l D a y T i n * i i i e m t » e r s o f t h e A l d e n C o m m u n i t y c l u b h a v e s e t S a t u r d a y D e e 2 a s t h e d a t e o f t h e i r t w e k e t h a n n u a l A r t s a n d ( r a f t e v e n t A l d e r K o u ' K e s t i l a s t i \ H i item- S f i o w a n d S e l l d a y T h i s i s f i e l d a t t h e c l u b i r i l o c a t e d . m i l e n o r t h o f l t n i l \ I d e n r o a d i t i f - b e y m a t ' • a m a n d » p ! h e d . s p . i n t e r e s t i n g i l l b e w i T V e n rugs, quilts, wall hangings, e m b r o i d e r y . c r o c h e t i n g , knit-ting. aprons. toys, ceramics jewelry. Christmas decorations, and leaded stained glass, along with candy, baked goods and bazaar items If a person or organization would like to have a table to sell items, call Mrs Lyle Wilson at Hlf> 648-23H9. now while spaces are available Santa Claus will be visiting around i p m • * * • A good neighbor kno w s how to live and let others alone. FRAMING SALE NOW THROUGH CHRISTMAS 20% f 30°/« O OFF On Custom Picture Framing OOFF Oft All In Stock 'Pictur# Fromts framed Pictures Milts /Bob 's foloAA 4 / 2 0 W * T E 1 2 0 M t H E N R * I I I A (815)385-1116 MR AND MRS. STEVEN KING LIVING IN MC HENRY -- Mr. and Mrs. Steven King are making their home in McHenry, after returning from a wedding trip to the St. Louis area and the Ozarks. The former Cvnthis Gill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gill of Crystal I-ake, exchanged vows on Oct. 7 with Steven King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King, McHenry. The 11 a.m. ceremony took place in the Evangelical Free church in Crystal Lake, with Pastor Aaron F. Jaeger officiating. \ brunch receptioon for 170 was held after the wedding in the Old Towne hall. Crystal l.ake. NOVEMBER 29 McHenry Pigtail league meeting Nov 29-7:30 pm at firehouse All interested parents are invited to attend McHenry county Heart Association free Blood Presure serening at First National Bank of McHenry-9 a m to 1 pm - everyone welcome NOVEMBER 30 E x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e meeting-Woodstock -Mc Henry League of Women Voters-9 a m -home of Mrs Ted Floro, Woodstock Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting-9:15 a m -St Patrick's hall Order of the Eastern Star, McHenry no 547-Installation of officers-8 p m Masonic hall DECEMBER 1 St Margaret Chapter of NAIM-fish dinner-Legionhall 5:30 p m DECEMBER 2 McHenry Choral club Christmas program-8 15 p m West Campus auditorium FoxRidge Women's club dinner dance fund raiser at Hunter country club, Rich­ mond PiAlpha bake sale DECEMBER 3 McHenry Choral club Christmas program-8 15 p m - West Campus auditorium DECEMBER 4 II M W Mission team ( e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e meeting i- First I 'nited Methnodist church. 3717 W Main street 19 a m McHenry Senior Citizens club executive committee meeting. 3 30 p m landmark school At Patrick's Indies guild pot luck and luncheon for mem bers noon-slide program will follow DECEMBER 5 Whispering Oaks bus to Chicago Loop leaves Com m u n i t y c e n t e r a t 8 4 5 a m - Rides available for senior citizens and residents-call 385- 8518 by Dec 1 Koinonia group 10 a m First I nited Methodist church parlor final chapter of present study book Bible study class 11 am First I 'nited Methodist church Marcia Mary Ball circle Christmas luncheon party- noon First I 'nited Methodist church hostesses. Lyda Radisch and Mary Dobbins. Free blood presure screening First I 'nited Methodist church 2 30 p m DECEMBER 6 Annual Salad Luncheon and Fashion Show 11 30 a.m.-St John's Home and School association Johnsburg com munity club McHenry Senior Citizens club bus luncheon theater party Shady lane. Marengo Bus leaves McHenry State Bank p a r k i n g l o t a t 1 1 a m DECEMBER 7 C D of A meeting Christmas social 7 30 p m K of C hall PiAlpha regular meeting Mrs Sandy Ftten, hostess Mrs Fawn Vail giving program "Career' ' Community Calendar Sssssssssssssssssssa DECEMBER 9 St Patrick's CCD Citrus Fruit Pickup- church hall, Washington street-9 a m -3 pm Pictures taken with Santa at Faith Presbyterian church bazaar-sweets, gifts-10 a m to 4 p m Lincoln and Chapel Hill roads Friendship club pot-luck dinner and Christmas meeting First United Methdist church 6 p m -program Daisy and Harold Wildhagen DECEMBER 10 Christmas Sing-Along at St Patrick's church-7 p m -church hall DECEMBER 11 Blood pressure check Whispering Oaks community center 4513 Front Royal drive-l to 3 p m. McHenry Senior Citizens club annual Christmas dinner party - 6:30 p.m -West campus cafeteria-Program 7 45 p.m by the Crystal Notes DECEMBER 12 Eastern Star. McHenry no 547 -stated meeting and in­ struction DECEMBER 14 Lakeland Park Women's club annual Christmas dinner party- 6 30 p m Rustic Harbor - guest Santa Claus DECEMBER 15 St Margaret chapter of NAIM potluck-Oak room-St Mary's school-bring gift and table service-6 p m DECEMBER 16 Moose members' children's Christmas party 2 to 4 pm DECEMBER 18 T H EOS will meet at 5:30 p m for dinner at a restaurant to be selected.-Following dinner, group will recess to First I 'nited Methodist church for a Christmas party DECEMBER 20 Whispering Oaks Women's c lub Christmas party Madrigal singers of McHenry high school 1 p.m DECEMBER 21 PiAlpha Christmas party- Mrs William Haddick-hostess. DECEMBER 26 Order of the Eastern Star no. r>47-stated meeting Christmas party DECEMBER 28 McHenry Senior Citizens club bus matinee trip to Airie Crown Theater Nutcracker Suite -bus schedule to be announced Area Hypnotist Speaks To PWP Joan Walker, hypnotist from McHenryywill be the featured speaker at the next general meeting of Parents Without Partners. No 189. on Friday, Dec. 1. at 8:30 p.m The meeting, which will be open to the public, will be held at the American Legion hall, at Oak and Woodstock streets. Crystal Lake Refreshments, con­ versation and fellowship will follow the meeting Facts ire very often stubborn things and well concealed. TYPEWRITER & ADDING MACHINE REPAIR We Offer Complete Service On: •IBM •FACIT •ADLER •OLIVETTI •ROYAL *0LYMPIA AND ALL OTHER MAJOR BRANDS OF TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES. Repaired In Our Shop, Or At Your Business. mute w INCORPORATED J M c H E N R Y O F F I C E S Y S T E M S , I N C . Senior Council Stocks •--< "Sunshine Supplies" The Senior Citizen Meet and Eat program has initiated an emergency meal box for seniors who may be homebound by severe weather. These meals are being boxed by senior volunteers and students from McHenry County college, and will be ready for distribution after Dec. 1 Each box will contain sup­ plies for three meals a day for three days. Three choices of juice and cereal, meat, vegetables, fruit, condiments and beverages are included These foods were selected to contain recommended daily allowance for three days for a person 60 years of age or older Suggeted donation is less than price of same items if pur­ chased at a local grocery store. Seniors may purchase the emergency meal box at Meet and Eat Center. An abundant supply is available for seniors who may want to purchase them as a gift to other seniors during the holiday season. They are also available for organizations which make a special effort to do extra things for needy seniors in McHenry county. ATTEND LUNCHEON - Among the men and women gathered for the recent awards luncheon for volunteers at McHenry hospital are (standing) Guss Massman. Veronica McKinley, Roy Johnson, and Patricia Walters. Seated are, from left, Marie Cross, Zena Thoresen and Martha Dignan. The 100 volunteers honored had given more than 21,300 hours of in-hospital service during the past year. Uncle Witnesses Vows Reverend Charles W Hofer officiated at the 2 30 p.m ceremony, Nov. 25, at St Mary's church uniting his niece, Ann Louise Zimmerman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerard Zimmerman, 719 Lillian street. McHenry. and David Alan Richardson, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Richardson. 727 Sheldon avenue. Aurora The bride chose a long sleeved gown of white polyester, with a Queen Anne neckline bordered in venise lace, and an empire waist over an A-line skirt which ended in a chapel train The bodice was highlighted by scattered motifs of venise lace Completing her attire was a picture hat of knit and venise lace with a blusher and a floor length veil Jane Zimmerman was her sister 's maid of honor Other attendants were Lisa Militello, Crystal Lake, cousin of the bride. Maureen Cristy, Chicago; Lynn Cervantes and Sue Richardson of Aurora, sisters of the groom; Margaret Veenstra of Morris, and Stephanie Money, McHenry Attendants were gowned in spice-colored, round neck blouson dresses with A-line skirts Each attendant wore a matching picture hat Tom Richardson of Aurora was chosen by his brother to be the best man Groomsmen were Jerry Richardson, Aurora, brother of the groom; Tom Mannion. Aurora; Mike Baker. Bourbannis; Bob and Tom Zimmerman of Milwaukee and Mark Zim­ merman of McHenry, brothers of the bride After the wedding a reception for 200 was held in Andre's Steak House After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will make their home in Woodridge. The bride is a special education teacher in Bolingbrook. and the groom is a public accountant in Wheaton Both are graduates of Illinois State University at Normal THewH^ "Friends In Service Here" Mcllenry Chapter Fish wishes to acknowledge the help of each and every one who had any part at all in helping complete and deliver the Thanksgiving baskets Thefe were forty-four distributed on Sunday. Nov 19 They went to a variety of people, ranging from folks living alone to a family with ten children, and we feel sure they were all very much enjoyed God bless and love you' Our pantry, of course, is available for emergencies all during the year, and if you have items available, please call 385 6182 regarding delivery To learn more about Fish, call 385-8020. or write Fish. Box 282. McHenry, III 60050 M G No Charge To Our Savers... Money Orders McHenry Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1209 N Cr*«n St McHvnry 385 3000 10520 Main St. Richmond 678-2061 M4bitnp)opk bfifotyjifkl Mr HENRY H A V I N C 8 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH D'ANGELO MC HENRY GRADUATES WED - A 3 p.m. ceremony Oct. 7 it St. Patrick's church united two lt78 graduates of McHenry high school, the former Gerianne Arm on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mullen, 1509 May avenue. McHenry. and Joseph M. D'Angelo, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D'Angelo, 1104 N. East Shore drive. After the ceremony a reception was held fortM at Raymond's Waterfront stage In Johnshurg. The newly Weds are residing in McHenry after a week on Orlando, Fla. St. John s Lutheran In Island Lake To Hold Bazaar The members of the Mary- Martha Guild of St John Lutheran church in Island Lake ovill be holding their Christmas sale of unusual and attractive handmade items on Saturday, Dec 2 at the church In addition to ornaments and novelties, there will be religious books for children, plants, jewelry, baked goods and many other lovely things to choose from Luncheon will also be served The hours are from 9a m until 3p m . and the church is located on Route 176 just west of the Island Lake village hall The majority isn't nec­ essarily right. Seniors Plan Holiday Party It was announced at the Nov 13 meeting of the McHenry Senior Citizens club that Mrs. Louise Giel will be taking the reservations for the annual club Christmas dinner party, which will be held on Monday, Dec. 11 at West Campus cafeteria at 6:30p.m. Seating is limited to 250 so prompt reservations will be ap­ preciated. Wanda Zima. social chairlady now has sufficient supplies for the decorations her committee is making for the Christmas party She acknowledged the fine cooperation in volunteering to bring cakes, saving her com­ mittee a lot of time telephoning. Mr John Doerr. nomination committee chairman, reported a full slate of nominees Election will take place the first meeting in January, with installation at the second meeting in January There will be two buses for the bus-luncheon-theater trip to Shady Lane at Marengo, on Wednesday. Dec 6. Buses will leave the McHenry State Bank parking lot at 11 a m. The program was presented by the McHenry Choral Club under the direction of Miss Adele Froehlich. It was a delightful program and con­ sisted of a medley by Carolyn Ritthaler «md JjlyUan Cook, "What Child Is Tths", by Craig Spengtl; "Fum, Fum. Fum," a Spanish carol by the men's chorus. and "Season's Greetings" and "It's A Holly, Jolly Christmas" by the Chorus The Senior Citizens club always enjoys the Choral Club and looks forward to its programs Mrs Louise Giel has tickets for the Choral group's upcoming program at West Campus on Saturday, Dec 2 and Sunday, Dec 3 Tickets can also be purchased at the West Campus auditorium the evenings of the program Mr John Doerr has made reservations for forty for the performance of the Nut- Cracker Suite at Arie Crown Theater at McCormack Place for the matinee on Thursday, Dec 28 Make your reser­ vations promptly with Mrs Giel Mission Team To Plan Year The UMW mission team (executive committee) will meet on Monday, Dec 4 at 10 am at the First United Methodist church All should be aware that this is a change, a Monday, instead of a Tuesday. Both current mission team members and members-elect are urged to be present at this important meeting, as the planning of the years' programs and activities is a very important project. All should bring a sandwich along The meeting will probably be quite a long one, since it takes considerable time and thought to make the necessary plans and decisions. It is hoped that all present and up-coming officers will attend this special meeting, to help make the best possible program for the U M W • • • • So many people talk about what is wrong with the country that careless listeners are apt to over­ look the many things that are right. U M W R u t h C i r c l e To Hold Christmas Luncheon, Party The Ruth circle of the First United Methodist church, of McHenry, will hold a Christ mas luncheon and party on Dec. 5 at the home of Mrs. Mae Strinespring at noon. Bring a gift-wrapped white elephant, and a dish to pass Lotus Club Enjoys Party Twenty members of the Lotus Country Women's club, and their guests enjoyed a pot luck dinner with fried chicken at their meeting on Nov 15 at the Town Hall in Spring Grove Marilyn Heckmann gave a reading on "How to Respect the Flag". It was suggested that members offer their services to Valley-Hi one day a month Frances Shotliff had been selected as woman of the month for October, and Marilyn Heck­ mann was chosen for the month of November The club was represented at the District 4 meeting on Oct 30, and Kay Smith gave a report A membership award was received by the club for outstanding achievement The LCWC will be hostess to District 4 on Jan 29. All were urged to save soup labels for the school Help is needed to decorate the street by placing flowers in the flower pots for Christmas The club's Christmas party will be held on Dec 13 starting at noon There will be a gift exchange and revealing of secret pals A floral demonstration in a Thanksgiving theme was greatly enjoyed Two beautiful centerpieces were given away Performing Art Group To Hold Puppet Shows On Sunday, Dec 3, McHenry county Performing Arts association will present a delightful puppet show for children and adults of all ages The members of the McPAA and the charming puppets from Germany will light their own stage with the magic of imagination, when Grimms fairy tale, "Hansel and Gretel", is performed at the village of McHenry Shores annex, 3211 Beach drive. McHenry Shores at 3 p.m Stepping into the land of make-believe might be a fun way to start the holiday season A small donation will be charged and refreshments will be served Then on Thursday, Dec 7, at 10 a.m., the McPAA will again present this program for the Head Start children at McHenry Public Library, 1011 N Green street The association considers it a pleasure to donate this show to these youngsters All the people involved in this effort wish to acknowledge McHenry Public Library and its staff for allowing us to do so • * * * When you want to do something for the good of someone else you need not wait on any committee to meet, debate, disagree and postpone action. CLEANING SERVICE INC PROFESSIONAL Small Office & Household * CLEANING CONTRACT •tight Housekeeping "Carpet Cleaning SPECIALS 'Inside Windows Weekly-Bi-monthly •COUPONS FOR Monthly XMAS GIFTS CALL 385-0283 TODAY •New Homer •Model Homes •Aportments