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PG. 2, SEC. I - PLAINDEALER - JULY 20, 1967 Seek <67 Title Eleven Candidates Seek Title Of County Queen IllllSSSfSSl /fry; - f ! ; * Miss McHenry County, 1967 candidates gather for preliminary judging. Final competition will be at the McHenry County Fair Thursday, Aug. 3. Among candidates are, from left, Helen Palko, Miss Wonder Lake; Sandra Jung, Miss Richmond-Burton; and Sandra Fry, Miss McHenry. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Woodstock, reting witii Beautiful young women from throughout McHenry county last week began the quest for honor and glory that will come to Miss McHenry County, 1967. The first of two judging sessions was held at Wc The next and final meeting' the judges takes place before the grandstand audience at the McHenry County Fair oa Thursday night, Aug. 3. At that time, the eleven candidates will appear in formals and- swim suits in this beauty contest, and the winner will earn the right to represent McHenry county in the Miss Illinois County Fair contest in January,1968. Wearing the crown now *s Noreen Sanders, a bright and pretty 19-year-old from Richmond. Noreen will crown her successor after the judges have performed their final evaluation. The jtidges are George Menard, WBBM-TV farm director; Joe Baisch, WREX-TV executive vice-president ami general manager; Dave Petrina, assistant state editor of the Beloit Daily News; and Irene Degan, continuity director, WKRS, Waukegan. EXPECT BIG CROWD Orion Samuelson, WGN-TV farm director, will be master of ceremonies far the finals at the county fair. This event is the opening night feature attraction and has drawn an overflow crowd to the grand- Parents Without Partners To Hear Police Detective The monthly meeting of Parents Without Partners, Chapter 189, mil be held cm Thursday, July 20, at 8:30 p.m. in the Rumsey building, Rt. 176, "Crystal Lake. Sgt. Jack Harrison, detective with the Crystal Lake police department, will be the gusst speaker. Dn July 20th members will attend at dinner and play. The children's activity for July will be a trip for fishing and picnicking on Sunday, July 30. To be eligible for membership in PWP, Inc., a person mftst be; a parent and single fay reason of death, divorce or separation. There are no restriction or exclusions to membership, except that you be of gpsd character. Custody of children is not a factor of eligibility. Anyone interested can write to Parents Without Partners, Chapter 189, P.O. Box 165, Crystal Lake, 111., 60014. stand for flie past several years. Cooperation of organizations and businesses in sponsoring local candidates helps make this a truly county-wide contest. Every corner of the county is represented in this lineup of beauties: At the preliminaries last week, members of the press and representatives of the sponsoring organizations attended. Mrs. Van Sells, WKRS radio personality, was mistress of ceremonies. OTHER FAIR PLANS Don Hansen, president of the McHenry County Fair association who represented the fair board at the dinner, said plans for this year's fair indicate a large livestock show, an in* crease in exhibits by the young people of the county, a^d exhibits by commercial interests comparable with previous years. Attendance the past few years has been on a steady increase with more than 40,000 persona attending this four-day event last year. The fair opens Aug. Wonderview Unit Holds Rummage Sale Saturday The Wonderview woman's auxiliary has been working so that there will be clean clothing for the rummage sale on Saturday, July 22, from 9 a.m. to 6 pjn. at the association house, 2618 Walnut drive, in Wonderview subdivision, Wonder Lake. There will be a large selection of baby and children's Hrrfhir^g, as well as articles for men and women. Included among the items will be electric appliances and children's records which can be tried on the record player. Girls will be available to assist in making selections. Refreshments will be available. 3 and closes Sunday night, Aug. 6. This will be given during intermissions in the beauty contest. Between now and the contest, the Miss McHenry County candidates will be making radio and television appearances, posing for many photos, and practicing for their on-stage performance at the county fair! Bonnie Marie Burg Engaged To Marry FAT OVE ;!©HT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex You must lose ugly fat or your money tack. Odrinex is a tiny tablet ajid easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fat and and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just turn the package to your druggist an d get your full Money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold with t h i s g u a r a n t e e b V : B o l g e r Drug Store, 1259 N. Green Street. Half your life ^ is spent in kitchen. j Quaker Maid can make it the better half. Don't let cooking be a drab, depressing chore. Get the features that will make your kitchen a pleasant place to work. We're experts on custom kitchen planning. OPEN HOUSE Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 21, 22, 23 Free Refreshments - Free Gifts Keyline Distribut McHenry County's Lrirjjest Selection of Kitchen Cabinets 4614 W. Rt. 120 McHenry West of M« Ilenrv Market Pliu e - FHONK 385 1720 - - ' «....iasia County History Is Reviewed At Annual Picnic From many comments heard the second annual McHenry County Historical picnic was a fine success. It was held Sunday, July 16. Guests were registered from Chicago, Elgin, Huntley, Cary, Stone Park, Harvard, Cary, McHenry, Crystal Lake, Woodstock, Inverness, Wonder Lake, Algonquin and Marengo. Guests bringing heirlooms were called up to the microphone to describe and show them. Mrs. Louise Mortenson of Crystal Lake showed a beautifully made jei beaded jacket Worn by her mother about seventy- five or eighty years ago; a brass candlestick holder and trimmer and snuffer brought to this country in 1840 was displayed by Mrs. Claude Miller, Crystal Lake; a varied colored mat, of long wool threads made by the grandmother of Everett Thomas, along with her picture, were shown. Hubert Evans of Woodstock held up a wood strut of an early biplane that was wrecked in the vicinity of Woodstock back in 1910. The Lowell Nyes of Harvard had brought silver pieces from both sides of the family consisting of a baby porridge bowl and server, napkin ring, cuff link holder and tooth pick holder. Mrs. Lottie Murphy Brauer of Stone Park showed an oil painting of the home of her grandparents along with their photos. The society had on exhibit the map of 1862, the 1885 history and the 1903 and 1922 histories of the county and many were seen looking them over. The program was the presentation of the history of the American Terra Cotta company of Crystal Lake. A paper was read by Miss Mary Polerecky, Wonder Lake, telling of the early days in the making of the famous Teco ware and examples of their well known green glaze were on display as the paper was read. These were from the collection of Miss Lura Wandrack of Woodstock and the Arthur Jenners of Crystal Lake. Lowell Nye, editor in chief of the Sesquicentennial project, asked for the cooperation of those present. Preprinting orders were taken for the projected history. Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Bull Valley made announcement of the society's forthcoming projects, dedication of the log cabin on Aug. 3 at the fair grounds and marking the' site of the first white settler, Sam Gillilan, at Algonquin. Display Do-Si-Do Art BONNIE BURG Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paul Burg, Sr., 4912 W. Orchard drive, M:Cullom Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Mg.ie, to Robert D. Wilson. He is the son of Mr. ~ and Mrs. Robert D. Wilson, Sr., 7016 Greenwood road, Hebron. They have set no date for their wedding. Miss Burg is a graduate of McHenry high school, class of June, 1967, and received her diamond solitaire for this occasion. Her fiance attended Alden- Hebron high school and is employed in Woodstock. U NAIM Plans Trip To Holy Hill In Late August A trip to Hily Hill, wis., has been planned by NAIM cm Sunday, Aug. 30. Mass, lunch and a guided tour will b£ highlights of the trip. There will be out-of-door Stations of the Cross and a gift shop to visit. Lunch may be purchased for a nominal sum. Any adult Interested in going should contact Mrs. B.A. (Anita) Freund, 2114 W. Church street, McHenry, no later than July 30. A nominal sum will be charged for this trip. t 0SRITAL ilo&U LEONARD STUDIO PHOTO There was energy to spare at the city park Friday evening when square dance experts displayed their talents and assisted the not-such-experts in the field of dance to try their hand at the art of do-si-do. CHICKEN DINNER The fifth annual chicken barb- que dinner under a tent, sponsored by the Benedictine Sisters of Holy Family convent, Benet Lake, Wis., will be held Sunday, Aug. 20. there will be awards, refreshments and booths. The location is three miles northeast of AntiOch. Select Theme For Biennial DCC W Convention "These New People" is the theme which has been chosen for the seventh biennial convention of Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. Preliminary plans have been started for the event, slated for Sunday, Sept. 24, in Freeport. Site of the convention will be Aquin Central Catholic high school. Mrs. Louis Kagan of Spring Grove, diocesan president, met at Freeport with the newly appointed chairman from that city, Mrs. Kenneth Howell. SU Clara's Court Plans Luncheon Tour St. Clara's Court, No. 659, National Catholic Society of Foresters, is planning a luncheon tour at Marina City, after which they will tour the Wax Museum on Aug. 1. The bus will leave St. Mary's school at 9 a.m. sharp. Reservations should be made by July 27 by calling Mrs. Richard S. Freund, Mrs. Robert Vogt or Mrs. Leonard Freund in McHenry. The court will hold its picnic in the park cm July 27 at noon. Each person attending is a3ked to bring her own table service. McHenry Youth Enjoy Picnic At Lutherdale Young people from Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, McHenry, recently attended the; North Chicago conference Luther League picnic at Lutherdale camp, Elkhorn, Wis. The evening devotions were led by Luther Leaguers from Shepherd of the Hills. Tho3e participating were: Phil Owen, Ron Roadman, Linda Blundell and Sandy Lundy. Others Attending from McHenry were Broc Olson, Jack Flint, Bill Eckhart, Bill Rodenldrch, L. Alan Olson and Pastor and Mrs. Johnson. Once, Sunday was the day of rest. Now, it seems to be Monday. Action... Cameras... Vacation Memories You can bring back better pictures from this summer's vacation if you remember these simple tips 1) the natural look--avoid posed group shots, and get as close as your camera and subject matter permit. 2) tell a story -- let your camera look at'a day's adventure as you do. 3) check the background-choose something plain. 4) don't punch it--press your shutter release gently And don't forget, make us your source of picture taking supplies. We're always ready to help you Bolger's Drug 1259 N. Green St. McHenry, Couple Wed In July A beautiful summer wedding took place at St. Angela Catholic church, Chicago, Saturday, July 8,at5:30o'clockwhenMiss Marilyn Sa'enick of Chicago exchanged mqitial vows with Mr. James M. Koepke of McHenry. Miss Salenick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Salenick of Chicago and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Koepke of 2415 N. Club road, McHenry. Attending the couple were Mrs. Ronald Donofrio as matron of honor, Karyl and Suzanne Koepke, sisters of the jroom, Denise Sheridan and Nancy Soderland of Chicago and Janet Skora of Michigan as bridesmaids. Lane Windheim of McHenry served as best man and groomsmen were Jerald Koepke, brother of the groom, Richard Salenick of Labrador, brother of the bride, Kenneth Koepke and Frank Kiss, both of Mt. Prospect. Miss Salenick attended Wright Junior college. Mr. Koepke, a graduate of McHenry high school in 1960, received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Illinois in Champaign. Gaye Vinsik Named College Woman Counselor Miss Gaye Vinsik, McHenry is <me of four Mac Murray college students named as a residence counselor for women for 1967-68. A sophomore, Miss Vinsik is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Vinsik of McHenry. She will serve as a counselor to new students who reside in Main hall. Selection for the position is made by the dean of women, based upon attitude, leadership and scholarship. Miss Vinsik is a graduate of the McHenry high school. Holy Name To Hold Outdoor Meeting Monday The Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church will hold its second outdoor meeting at the homo of John Knox, 2411 N. Riverside drive, on Mooday evening, July 24, at 7 p.m. There will be baseball games, horseshoes and cards, followed by a cookout. Officers are anxious to see a large crowd in attendance. MCHENRY HOSPITAL During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Charles G. Smalley, Barrington; Harry P. Gielow, Lake Zurich; Jeffrey W. Miller, Geneva C. Willen, Carl E.Hanson, James Boncosky, Ella H. Jeschke, Ann M. Alexander, Edward Jeschke, and Airing A. Treptow, Crystal Lake; And, Silvester Danecke, Franklin Kurtis Myers, Judith F. Myers, Harry H. Heeres, Adeline Kalmes, Ingleside; Leah Miniard, Ingrid L. Blankenberg, Thomas R. Schwartz, Lisa J. Krohn, Bernice Perdieu, Fox Lake; Roger S. Mcpherson, Huntley; Wilfred E. Cunningham, Cary; Edward M. Slotowski, Carl D. Kapelka, Wauconda; Also, Stanley W. Aim, Henry P. Adams, Richmond; James C. Markvart, Jr., Mary E. Inman, Antioch; John W. Regan, Fox River Grove; Kimberly A. Julian, Round Lake; Joan M. Garrison, Lake Villa; Linda L. Jeeninga, Daniel A. Byrnes, Michael A. Bur bach, Woodstock; Sam Fleiner, Anthony G. Perry, Chicago; And, Gail P. Wolf, Sacramento, Calif.; Thomas Mistretta, Spring Grove; Kara E. Schultz, Elmhurst; Dean A. Witherbee, Skokie; Barbara J. Randolph. DesPlaines: Walter H. Saran, Lindenhurst; Emily S. Davis and James D. Bough, Algonquin; Christian Christ, Island Lake; Leonard D.Romano, Wonder iifte; And, Charles A. Johnson, Dennis Del Evans, Michael Williams, William S. Dunn, Hugo Dobbs, Kathleen A. Pierce, Glenn B. Zenk, Orin L Hansen, John D. Grove, Anna M.Miller, Florence C. Harbecke, Janice E. Bartmaim, Theresa F. Pohlman; And, John J. Neuharth, Thomas D. Kusmerz, Monica M. Kusmerz, Christopher T. Kusmerz, Donna M. Kusmerz, Elma /H. Nelson, Alfred A. Bossier, / Clifford C. Weigel, Charlotte S. Delfeld, Robert L. Evans, Audrey E. Hoots, all of McHenry. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week included Lucille Schoon, William Brennan, Freida Freels and Virginia Scharlow, McHenry; William Schmelter, Wonder Lake; and Master Wil- ' liam Baker, Ringwood. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mrs. Henry Koehl, Mrs. Howard Nielsen, Robert Seeber, and Bernard Mayor of McHenry; and Mrs. James Finley of Ringwood were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES Terry Englert, Rt. 1, Huntley, and Carol J. Szalowski, McHenry. LeRoy Burruss and Wanda Behl, both of McHenry., Donald Barger, McHenry, and Annabelle Ormord, Waukegan. Richard Peterson, and Peggy D. Castle, both of McHenry. James Kaltner, McHenry, and Diana Miller, Richmond. Thomas M. Barrett, and Mary M. Hansen, both of McHenry. Theodore Wright, Milwaukee, and Marilynn Thorp, Wonder Lake. SHOP IN MCHENRY o'a e oa batata a b a a d 5~d"8XaT5'B"yrr5YB'8 e Bxyg'fl"fl5'ft'6flfl 6 BTdTaTBTrATrrrinnr^ o s o 0 e o Merchandise Ml Summer We - Blouses Svnm Suits Sportsv/ear Slacks Suits Tops Shorts Dresses