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I PAGE ti SECTION 1» McHENRY PLAIND EALER - FEBRUARY 2, 1967 ^ ~ L< '<H > Engaged To Wed DIANE LYNN BOTHERING Mr. and Mrs. Herbert , Furthering of 315 Timothy lane, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane Lynn, to Lewis John Pitzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitzen of Pistakee Lake. Miss Bothering and Mr. Pitzen are graduates of Marian Central high school, Woodstock, class of 1964. She is in her junior year at St. Xavier college, Chicago, majoring in speech therapy, and her fiance is a junior biology major at St. Procopius college, Lisle, m. INTERNATIONAL BALL PLANNED FOR THIBB YEAR "Walk Together" -- 'Talk Together" is the theme of American Field Service. The third International ball sponsored by the Woodstock chapter will be held at the "Umbers" on Feb, 4, repeated this year by popular request. Dinner will be served from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., followed by dancing. The evening will be in the International, atmo sphere, with honored guests. Woodstock's own A.F.S. student from Argentina, Carlos Gramajo, who resides with the James Miyashiro family, will be hosted along with Terje Korsnes, Norway, who lives with the Judson Davis family of Harvard; Carmen Rodregues, Chile, who lives with the Daniel Malone family of Crystal Lake; Rosemary Smith, South Africa, who lives with the Richard Fairfield family of Crystal Lake; and Paulo de Moura Lopes, Brazil, who lives with the Edwin Reid family of McHenry. This will be an affair that will enable all to meet and visit With representatives of other nations so that local people and those of other nations can truly "Walk Together -- Talk Together" EVELYN HARRISON WED SATURDAY TO MICHAEL ZVONAR Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harri- . son. of Ringwood announce the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn, to Michael A. Zvonar, son of Mrs. Mildred A. Zvonar of McHenry Shores, on Saturday, Jan. 28, fit the Ringwood Methodist «hurch. Rev. Anderson officiat a double ring cere- The attendants were the ?'s cousin, Miss Marilyn aw, and the groom's broth- • er, James Zvonar. • v Preceding the marriage ;«}eremony, a reception was * sM at the home of the bride's ents. Guests were memof the families and close Those from a distance Were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pecci of Lake Geneva and :Mi&. Richard Stenherg of ||«nrnee and daugh t e r, Jeanne, who was Evelyn's ^college roommate. • Both Mr. and Mrs. Zvonar are graduates of McHenry ^piigh school with the class of "$965. Mrs. Zvonar is enrolled |ps a sophomore at Illinois ^State university. They will tfinake their home in Bloom' ;ington. Elena's Beauty Hints ' Accenting the StaSr via "jcolor adds fresh impact to pay woman's appearance and .•jpersonaHity. It tends to give her new self eDsfl^ence. "Hair coloring is aa as*.-- and a delicate one at that. You hear a lot today about "tipping" -- "frosting" -- "shadtag" --' it is really a blending of colons which gives you an opportunity to make the most of your most attractive fearfcur^j. For instance, by Mg&fcening your feel? at the hairliss, your foreSiead looks a lot Mgher. Or, ctseaks of blo2Lda2C3 can Kill attention to the beauti- M maiding of cheekbones in I® otherwise "ordinary" face. You must find the shade best suited to your person ality, your skin and your eyes. What with tinted hair being rather common these days, here are a few tips on proper care: Washing should be done with a mild, nonstripping shampoo or one of the newer shampoo's specifically designed for each type of coloring. Warm water should bs wed for tinted hair; tome^bat cooler water for bleached or toned hair. Care should be taken not to have your dryer hot and towel drying should be gentle. If over-dry and brittle, professional treatments are neces- TSPiOF THE WEEK: want higher luster on yew aalIs? Try adding a irop cf lemon juice to your Kail ftaligb bottle. Young Infant Is Christened Jeffrey Alan, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young of East Moline, HI., was christened Sunday, Jan. 22, in Christ the King Catholic c h u r c h , Wonder Lake. His christening outfit was a gift of his godparents, Ron and Karen Klapperich. Dinner was served at the Clarence F. Young home for the godparents and immediate family. EMssdshlp C3nb T© Hear Program Hie Friendship club will meet at the Community Methodist church at 6 o'clock cm Saturday, Feb. <L Following dinner aid a short business meeting, a program will be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Crouch. Part of the program will be the showing of a romantic comedy 21m called "Tom, Dick ancl Harriet", featuring Jim Backus, Gloria Talbot and Rosemary BeCamp. "A" Student .KATHT HUBERT Kathy Hubert of St. Francis school of nursing in Evaa- Bton has received a straight "A" s c h o l a s t i c r e c o r d for the second semester. Now in her second year of training, Kathy f o r m e r l y a t t e n d ed school in McHenry. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. John F. Brda. WEDDINGS... FORMAL and CANDID. Glamour Portraits Bridfes-to-be- FREE glamour sifting and Picture Gall For Information on Family Record Plan PHONE 385-5579 i LEGMAKD | STUDIO McHENRY 17 Years Experience Mlt* ® Miss Thompson Becomes Bride vr VIRGINIA GRAND MARRIED JAN. 21 TO ROBERT ZAHN * ! A wedding of local interest was solemnized Saturday, Jan. 21, in the Baptist church of Island Lake when Miss Virginia Mae Grand exchangad nuptial vows with Mr. Robert James Zahn. Miss Grand\ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Freeman of Lakemoor/and Mr. Zah of Lakemoor and Mr. Zahn the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willia mZahn of Ulymoor. Rev. King, pastor, officiated at the 3 o'clock afternoon St. Thomas More church ii» ceremony. . Elgin was the setting for a, The couple was attended lovely mid-winter wedding by Mrs. Kenneth Thomas of last "S"aturday, Jan. 28, when McHenry, sister of the bride. Miss Kathr^n Thompson and as matron of honor, Cathy Mr. Vincent A. Cina ex- Casar of McHenry as brides* changed nuptial vows. They maid, William Zahn of Lilywere married in a 3 o'clock moor, the groom's , brother, afternoon ceremony. for which and Paul Lomax of Lilymoor. Fr. Walter C. "Roberts offt- At some future date, the elated. bride will join her husband, Miss Thompson, of 121 .N.' who is stationed in Fort Car- Alfred street, Elgin,, is the son, Colo., with the Army. daughter of George P. rr- Thompson of Reeseville, Wis., OES Heeta, Plan and Mr. Cina, a resident of Valemtfea Party Dundee, is the son of Mrs. Hie Order of the Eastern Joseph Cina. Star, local chapter, will hold Bouquets of white caraa* a stated meeting in Acacia tions and pink snapdragons hall at 8 o'clock on Tuesday, decorated the church alter. Feb. 14, followed by a Valen- The pretty bride given in tine parts'. marriage by her brother, Those attending are asked Thomas E. Thompson of Me* to bring a wrapped fifty-cent Henry, walked down the aisle "gag" gift to add to the feswearing an imported rose- tivities. point chantilly lace, six-tier* ed chapel length gown styled ftnw* jm.% with sabrina neckline adorned To Meet Feb. 6 with iridescent sequins and st. Patrick's Altar and Rope arls, fitted bodice, and sary sodality will ^ its long, pointed sleeves. Her regular business meeting on silk illusion, three-tiered foun* Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. in the church tain veil fell from a two-tier, hall, following Benediction at ed pearl crown highlighted 7^ with lace and aurora borealis cards and refreshments crystals. Miss Thompson car- ^ enjoyed after the ried a cathedral cascade erf meeting. white carnations, stephanotis ------------- and pink rose accent. MAHTHA PETERSEN She was attended by Jan. WINS WLS QUEEN ice Parisi of Dundee, Mrs. mrmr m w-vn iam Richard (Margaret) Buss of Ull-uL XV/K 19oD Milwaukee, Patricia Thomp- Martha Petersen has beson of Elgin and Lorraine come queen of W.L.S. (Weigh- Thompson of Dundee, her sis- Less-Soon) for 1966 with a totters, Josephine Ona of Dun* al of 49% pounds lost. This dee, sister of the grobm, and makes the second year in a by Annette Thompson of Pun* row for Martha to hold the dee, the bride's sister, as*>jtfh* title and shows it can be done ior bridesmaid. All were attired similarly if you try. The beauty awards were a in berry-colored velvet and big success with the winning pink, empire fashion -floor 0f a Christmas outfit. The length gowns banded at the winners were Anne Turek waist in berry-colored Irish, with the first prize of $25, lace. They featured berry Marge Hess following with velvet, back floating panels, second prize of $10, and Mar- On their heads they wore'" Petersen following up matching floral shell crowns with third prize of $5. The with maline four-tiered bouf* club's B.O.W. (Baby on Way) fant veils. kept' well under her 5 lb. - Joseph A. Cina, Jr., of allowance and went home Johnsburg served his brother with a $10 prize. as best man and Donald Par* The evening was interestisi of Dundee, Thomas jng for Anne Turek as she Thompson of McHenry, Rob* made a clean-sweep of the ert * Thompson and Lloyd awards that night. She not on- Tgpmpson of Reeseville, Wis., ]y took first prize for the brothers of the bride, as beauty award, she also won groomsmen. the three-week mystery gift Mrs. Albert Foley of Mc* anil the angel-of-the-month. Henry, who took the place of The girls showed off their the birde's Mather, wore a outfits to demonstrate what a gold colored suit and brown little will-power will buy. accessories and a gardenia The next outfit to be awardand rosebud corsage. Mrs. ed will be an Easter outfit. Cina was attired in a beige The contest ends on March knit suit with brown accessor- 15. There's still time ot win ies and had a corsage of jf there's anyone interested gardenias and rosebuds. in losing weight. Make it A reception at 6 o'clock at something worth working for. the Brass Lantern Supper Call 385-0878. club in Elgin followed the rS5J?iSS«5S March Of Rimes Teen are enjoying a honeymoon BaBSf-1& Big 8u(^@SS trio bar plans to Florida for two weeks and upon their Congratulations are to be return will reside ia Elgin. Biven to the teens of Mc- The bride is a ISM gradu* Henry county ,or °»e success ate of McHenry high school of the March of Dimes teen and of the American Beauty da"^' school. Ker husband gradual Witt advisors Robert Daned in 1958 from the local high «y and Mrs. Robert Dhiham school and received his de* and under the Erection of gree in 1962 from Milliken Cofnairmen Debbie Dinham university, Decatur. The new and Ortleen Drayer. the teens Mrs. Cina operates the Mag- ^arized and PubUcized a ic Mirror Beauty Salon in benefit dance at the Naw Elgin. Her husfcend is a retail Placf salesman for WM Nursery, muc^l!}ef^d r>nnrtP(P ey will be used by the-Na-- • tional Foundation March of •Marriage M*--m* Dimes, to help the fight a- William Rauzi, McHenry, gainst birth defects, to aid in and Vera Louise Balser, P°Uo care» and support the Huntley. Salk institute for Biological Michael G. Mayfield and Studies. Sandy L. Fairchild, both of Little attention had to be McHenry. given^to the over 1200 teens - who came to the dance durdcah tuc r-i A c c i c i c n c ing the six hours i t was in READ THE CLASSIFIEDS "yj swing,". m DONATION -- • a. St. Patrick's Home & School AsscciLatilom • 0 Salad Luncheon & Card Party! 0 TUESDAY, FEB. 7th I ^ Serving from 11:80 a-m. to 1 p.m. • /\ Special Accommodationg fesvo been msd^Y Lunch Onlf. t • • • ANNUM. VA1£NTK J1 CABB JPiiRTY AS® DESSERT LOTCHE@W flpBtnaed by McHENBT WOMAN'S VUBB Benefit of MeBEMBT PDBUO UBRIBT Wed^ Feb. 13 - 1:0G jp«5Ea. V.F.W. Olobhouse -- Rodfea 110 01.5© -- ESdieto o^oais&Is fflPCTB EssaaiSpsro DAR CHAPTER HEARSTALKON OLD CHURCHES > Ki8hwautcee Trail chapter, DAR, held its January meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernest Reinwall in McHenry, with Mrs. Lester Edinger of Woodstock assisting. Following the business meeting and the 12:30 ^luncheon, members and guests from McHenry, Harvard, Crystal Lake, Woodstock, Wonder Lake, Evanston and Chicago enjoyed hearing Mrs. A. B. McConnell give the program on "Old Existing Churches of Illinois." Mrs. McConnell showed slides of the different churches, giving historical data on each. Many of the churches shown were built in the 1850-18S0 years old. The oldest church shown was built in 1809, located in the vicinity of New Salem, and former Governor Oglesby is buried in its church yard. The Ivanhoe Congregational built ^ in 1839 was thev nearest church shown. ^ Guests are invited to attend the next meeting to be held at the Woodstock Opera House on Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. with A.B. McConnell of Woodstock giving "The History of McHenry County." FORTY ATTEND GARDEN CLUB OPEN HOUSE The McHenry Garden club held its January meeting at the Community Metho d i st church, with Mrs. Fred Svo boda as hostess. This was an open house which was attended by about forty people despite the below zero temperature. A very interesting movie was shown and narrated by Robert Ulich of Park Ridge, called "A Year of Gardening". The next meeting will be held on March 1 at Mrs. Vaughn Jones' new home at 800 N. Center street. On March 14 a chartered bus will go to the Chicago World Flower and Garden show at the International amphitheater. It will leave the Community Methodist church at 9:15 a.m. and arrive back in McHenry about 5 p.m. Tickets and bus reservations wil be sold on a first come, first-served basis. If you are interested, call Mrs. Edward Vilim. Court Joyce 573, C.D. of A., Social Meeting --Card Tournament ~ K ot C. Hall -- 8 pjh. February • St. Patrick's Altar and Rosary Sodality Regular Business Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- Church Hall -- Benediction, 7:45 - Cards and Refreshments. February 1 St. Patrick's Home and . S c h o o l A s s o c i a t i o n Salad Luncheon and . Card Party -- Serving from 11:30 to Tp.m. -- St. Patrick's Church Hall. R.N.A. Camp 3251, Regular Meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Ray Murphy Home, 4517 Mc- Cullom Lake Road. •February 11 • Bake Sale --National Tea Store -- 9:30 a.m. -- Sponsored by Lakeland Park Women's Club. Felmiaary 14 , O.E.S. Stated Meeting and Valentine Party -- Acacia Hall --3 p.m. -- "(Gag" Gift Night. February 15 Girl Foresters and Mothers Pot-Luck -- 5:30 p.m. -- Legion Home. Valentine Card Party and Dessert Luncehon -- W.W. Clubhouse -- 1 pjn. --Sponsored by McHenry Woman's Club -- Proceeds to McHenry Library. Roller Skatirs Party --Just For Fiaa Roller Mats-- 7:30 to 20 p.m --Spmsffinsi by Lakeland Park Boys' Baseball Club. February 18-19 Second Annual Ice Fishing Derby -- Sponsored by Cullom- Knoll Association, Mc- Cullom Lake -- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Daily. February 22 O.E.S. Washington's Birthday Dessert-Card Party and Bake Sale -- Acacia Hall, 1309 N. Court Street -- 1 p.m. -- Public Invited. . March l McHenry Garden CI u b Meeting -- 1 p.m. -- Mrs. Vaughn Jones Home, 800 N. benter Street. .MBFCh 14 . McHenry Garden Club Bus Trip to Flower Show at Int e r n a t i o n a l Amphithea t e ! r . Leave Methodist Church 9:15 a.m. -- Mrs. Edward Vilim, Reservation Chairman. B®n®W From Valentine Day Card Party An extremely interesting -.program has been planned for the February meeting of the McHenry Woman's club which will be held - at the Community M e t h o d i tft church on Friday, Feb. 10, at 1 p.m. "Line and Design" will be the title of a slide-illustrated lecture to be presented by Mrs. Katherine Newmann, home advisor for the McHenry County Home Bureau. The program has been planned by Mrs. George Kleinh a n s, chairman of the education division. Chairman of the day will be Mrs. George Kleinhans, with Mrs. Vincent Weyland on hand as tea hostess. It's full-speed ahead for the Ways and Means benefit committee members of the McHenry Women's club, who are finalizing plans for the annual St. Valentine's day card party and dessert luncheon to be held at the V.F.W. clubhouse on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1 p.m. Mrs. Frank Steffek beads the committee, with Mrs. Paul Jessup as co-chairman. Other committee members include Mrs. Harry Eckland, Mrs. Joseph Flicek, Mrs. William A. Givens, Mrs. Gertrude Justen, Mrs. George Kleinh ans, Mrs. Earle Seepe, Mrs. Arthur Wilcox and Mrs. Harold Wildhagen. Net proceeds from the event will be turned over to the McHenry Public library. REALTORS NAME OFFICERS Donald F. Tappan of Woodstock, was elected president of the McHenry County Board of Realtors at its monthly meeting held at Martinetti's Jan. 26. Other officers elected were Donald Killeen, Harv a r d , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t ; and Mrs. Claude F. McDermott, McHenry, s e c r e t a rytreasurer. Dire cto r s for the coming, year are A. B. McConnell, Woodstock, T.P. Mathews, Wonder Lake, Joseph Nischan, Johnsburg, and Herbert Harrison , McHenry. Plans are being formulated for an active year. Iw TO Hie Snow Storm We :^re ExMia| Our Inventory Sale for iinda^, Friday, Satirdc February X 3,4fth Applications will be accepted tor tree knitting course this week. Thanks to our many friends who weathered the storm. YAfiN 1804 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Dl. • ' PE@HE 3854831 Don Peasley Photo Among gifts Of the woman's auxiliary, lifew grojjp formed last summer to aid the Mental Health Center for McHenry County, are a blackboard and six chairs. From Heft: Mrs.- Rod Gilstrap and Mrs. S. F. Dunning, Crystal Lake, auxiliary members, and George Mally, administrator of 'the center. ings, Mary Elizabeth Newkirk, Russell S. Beck, George H. Wood, William R. Anderson, Stanley J. Lehman, William D. Paul, Harry M. Nielsen, Alice M. Mayer and Laura G. Sherman, all of McHenry. Memorial Hospital .Woodstock • During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Master Arthur Keevil, m, Dale T h om a s, Spence Byron, Jon Butler and Charles Mc« Kean, McHenry; Beth Slove and Jacquelyn Scionti, Won* der Lake. Harvard Hospital Mrs. Joseph Schaefer, Vlhcent Jagodzinski, Mrs. Edward Peterson and William Dumalski of McHenry were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. McHenry Hospital Admittances to McHenry hospital during the past week i n c l u d e d S c o t t W. and Wayne S. Cummings, Ervy L. Stewart, Lydia M. Wilson, George Rom, Virginia M. Hawley, Arthur N. Rose, Lorin E. Wyke, Marilyn A. Huber, Chester K. Martin and Nancy J. Smith, -Crystal Lake; Also, Joseph L. Schultz and Patricia D. Warden, Ingleside; George Trippon, Ellyce D. Silcott, Wauconda; Charlotte L. Brechel, Barrington; Helen M. Silva, Algonquin; Pearl M. Sanders, Lyle Elizabeth Vice and Alice A. Nelson, Wonder Lake; Linda Dunkman and George Nichols, Jr., Fox Lake; And, Helen B. Green, Woodstock; Annie Nelson, Richmond; Dallas R. Yeagor, Waukegan; Jo Anne E. Mc- Cutcheon, Island Lake;. Dennis Aney, Spring Grove; Martine Deppe, Winthrop Harbor; John G. Lokey, Jr., Cary; And, Christopher S. Stiller, Margaret C. Beahler, Mildred J. Foshee, Wayne Peisert, John A. Boden, Charlene L. Riley, Betty J. Blenner, Rita E. Harnish, Stefan Merstoff, Virgil R. Pollock, Timothy Simons, Perry S. Halligan, And Jacqueline L. Bitterman, Frank Zimmerman, Holly C. Lawniczak, Patricia Shaw, Dale Schweikert, Evelyn R. Carter. Betty J. Cling- OOMPLETES WORKSHOP . Stanley G. Steagall, manager of McHenry Service company, along with seventy other FS county member company managers recently completed a three-day management workshop seminar at Purdue university, West Lafayette, Ind. The training session involved the making of business decisions as related to the operation of a simulated farm supply business. These decisions are fed into a computer and the results are used a8 a basis for . further decisions. Finally, the computers report back the profit or loss resulting from these management decisions. Finance your car for less...here! 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