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SEC. I - PLAIN DEALER - AUGUST 3, 1967 Child's Play On Rainy Day Bridal Couple • 4 ' j t * £ i - t ^ v i r^::« Kathryn Kostal Wed Saturday Miss Kathryn Mary Kostal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Kostal, of 7409 Marblehead road, Wonder Lake, became the bride of Mr. Vernon Earle Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Petersen of 3903 West Kane avenue, Mc- Henry, at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake, at three o'clock on Saturday, July 29. Rev. John E. Reuland of St. Aim's church, Warren, officiated at a double ring ceremony. White gladioli and daisies were used for the church decorations. Escorted Dy her father, the lovely bride chose an A-line, floor length gown of linen trim - sited with Venice lace. Two tiers of daisy-trimmed scalloped- edge lace formed the drirt and chapel length train, flowing from a tailored bow at the waist. Hie gown had an oval neckline and three-quarter sleeves trimmed with the daisy scalloped lace. Her imported illusion bouffant veil fell from a cluster of Venice lace daisies. Engagement Of Vicky Ascola Told : VICKY ASCOLA Mrs. Paul Ascola of 115 N. •River road, McHenry,announces the engagement of her daugh- ,'ter, Vicky, to Patrick Letizia ;of Wonder Lake, now serving . in the Navy. No definite wedding date has . been set. The Kiwi West Store iesch 5th Amp©! CORN iiASTAugust 12th 1 p.m. - ?? Door Prize Sven Enarson,, 2411 Beach Side McHenry, McCulIom Lake '>(t»t((»i»oo!)ooooooseo««*«oooo()«i((«t«i r Composite Miss McHenry County Is Described MR. AND MRS. HARRY MAYNARD Miss Nancy Kollenkark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kollenkark of Woodstock, was married to Mr. Harry Maynard, son of Mrs. Eleanor Maynard of Woodstock, in a nuptial rite solemnized July 15 at Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, Woodstock. Rev. Raymond Shawl officiated at the 6 o'clock ceremony. Hie young couple will make their home at 10703 Allendale, Woodstock. She carried a bouquet of daisies, orchid and stephanotis. Attending her were Miss Lorelie Vacula of Wonder Lake as maid of honor and Mrs. Nancy CNeil of Algonquin, Miss Kay Rasey, a sorority sister from Morton, and Mrs. Jane Kostal, sister-in-law of the bride, from Union. They were attired similarly in floor length dresses of citrus lime dresses of polished linen. The fitted bodices had a scoop neckline and threequarter length sleeves. A floor length panel hung from a bow in the back. They wore headpieces of matching fabric in cascading bow and butterfly veils. Bridesmaids carried bouquets of white daisies and the maid of honor carried white and yellow daisies. James E. Petersen, brother of the groom, of McHenry, served as best man and the groomsmen were Paul Morenz of McHenry, Teery Bahr of Warren, Michael Kostal, brother of the bride, from Union, Illinois. The ushers were Merlin Ramaker and Thomas Welsch, both of Warren. Mrs. Kostal chose a white Venice lace dress, street length, over old rose-colored crepe, with matching accessories. She wore pink roses. Mrs. Petersen selected a street length dress of bone white with an embroidered insert and matching accessories. She wore green cymbidium orchids. A hundred and fifty guests gathered at the McHenry Country club for the reception. The couple left later on a trip to Florida. They will return to make their home at 616 Johnson street, Warren. The bride is a graduate of Northern Illinois university, a member of Sigma Lambda Sigma sorority, and will teach at Warren Elementary School, Warren. The groom attended Bradley university and will continue teaching and coaching at Warren high school. The bride graduated from McHenry Community High School in 1963, while the groom graduated in 1962. National laws protect New Zealand's flightless Kiwi, a short-winged, long beaked bird which faced extinction until protected by the government The bird, unique to that South Pacific country, is featured on New Zealand's national seal. The shrill "kee-wee" call of the male bird gives it its name. V - . WANTE0 TO gyy • Silver Certificates -- Silver Dollars 1943, 1944 & 1945 War Nickels Wt* have received n larjjt- <»rd«T and will In* buying until it is filled. THE COLLECTORS DEN Hrt>: Fri. 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sat. 9 a m. to 6 p.m. Phone 385-9703 ****•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PAPER DOLL Pocahontas is a sitting doll made from paper. Cut out a newspaper pattern and outline it on stiff wrapping paper. Draw the eyes. nose, and mouth. Paste on the feathers, braids, and headband. L'se crayOn to put on the bright colors, as,watcr colors might wrinkle the paper. Little Miss Muffet, Goldilocks, and other dolls may be made in the same way. In making curlyheaded dolls, cut the hair loneejr at the sides. Snip into the fringe and curl it by putting fringes across a blunt knife blade. A problem every mother has -- and her own mother, grandmother, and great grandmother before her had -- is how to keep small children entertained on rainy days. Every little girl l<jVes doll& and the little girl who makesjher own dolls loves them evenV more dearly. These drawings, taken from the "Doll" article in World Book Encyclopedia, show how even a very young child -- With a little bit of mother's help -- can make her own paper dolls. Former Residents Named To High Posts In 40 et 8 At the forty-seventh annual annual grande of the 40 et annual grande rondevous of the 40 et 8, held in Peoria, two members of McHenry County Voiture and Cabano were elected to top offices in the organization, plus receiving awards for outstanding work in Cabane 578. Former resident of McHenry and a member of McHenry County Voiture 578, Hugh J. "Fritz" Sayner, Sr., was unanamously elected by the delegates of the 2nd district to be the Grande Che mi not of the 2nd district of La Societo des Quarante Homme s et Huit Chevaux. Before the closing of the 47th grande promanade of the 40 et 8, he was installed by Correspondant Nationale Joel Bunoh of Indianapolis, Ind. The 2nd district is the largest in the entire organization with a membership larger than that of the entire state of Wisconsin. The district covers Cook, So. Cook, Will, McHenry, Lake, DuPage, Kane, Kandall, DeKalb and Boone counties. Grande Cheminot Say nor has served the McHenry County Voiture 578 in many capacities including those of correspondant, publicieste, photographeur, chef de train, and is a past chef de gare of Voiture 578. He has also served the Grande Voiture (f Illinois as sous photographeur, grande photographeur, sous grande cheminot and new as grande cheminot. NEW PRESIDENT At the third annual grande rendevous of La Societe des Femme's, which was held at Peoria at the same time as the grande promenade, La- Verne Sayner of McHenry County Cabane 578 was unanamously elected as grande president of the grande Cabane d* Illinois of La Societo des Femme's. Grande President La- Verne Sayner was installed by. LePresident Nationale Passe Edna Marshal of Waukegan. Le Grande President La- Verne Sayner is a charter member of Cabane 578 and has served the cabane in many offices including those of historian, publicieste, sous president, and is a past president of Cabane 578, she also served the Grande Cabane d'Dlinois as sous grande president for the term of two years. SHOP IN McHENRY First Baptist Church 509 Front St. (So. Rt. 31 ) Tender, Loving, Care NURSi SCHOOL "The School with the need of your child in mind" I)ail> • 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Opening Date: Sept. 5, 1967 Pre enrollniciit H Clum-n: Aug- I-:. 11J .. in. - ; p.m. Any : I, •. - 4 p.HI., 7 9 p.m. • State Licensed and approved • A Christian atmosphere for your child • Hot Noon meal • Juice in morning and afternoon • Spacious play area 'inside and outside' • Constant supervision • Teaching period both morning and afternoon Full-day and half-day provision Ages 2 years through 5 years Miss Carroll Beck Graduates As Air Line Stewardess TOP HONORS At the grande rendevous, McHenry County Cabane 578 took top honors of the Grande Cabane by winning the Edna Marshall activity trophy which was presented to the Cabane with the best activity program within the state of Illinois. Cabane 578, much like Voiture 578, is a small group, but is a determined and dedicated group interested in child welfare, nurse training, Americanism, and local community projects. TTiis past year a few projects of Cabane 578 were the annual schlachtfest, proceeds of which were presentedvto Voiture 578 for an additional nurse scholarship this year, bringing the voiture's total of scholarship awards to thirty-three. They also held a birthday party for the voiture andpresenteditwith voiture colors. Cabane 578 also held a Christmas party for the voiture, and continually assisted the voiture throughout the year, including helping prepare food for the first annual out-door Wreck of Voiture 578. Cabane 578 also made a donation to the McHenry County Retarded Children's association as well as to the Carville Star (Hansen's Disease hospital in Carville, La.) for which they were awarded a Silver Certificate from national star directuer of the 40 et 8, Gabriel Borrowski. All in all McHenry county can well be proud of Voiture 578, "The little Voiture with a Big Heart," and Cabane 578 the little Cabane that helps keep the big heart beating. An added honor was received by Cabane 578 when Le Sous President of Cabane 578 Cleo Bough of Waukegan was appointed as grande garde Le Porte of the Grande Cabane d'Hlinois. (she is the former Cleo Siscoe of McHenry). A joint installation of Voiture 578 and Cabane 578 officers will be held on Saturday Evening, Sept. 16, at the American Legion home in Huntley. Installed to head these twof1 organizations will be John Costello of Lake in the Hills as chef de gare and Cleo Baugh of Waukegan as Le President of Cabane 578. CARROLL BECK Miss Carroll Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Beck, 1717 N. Woodlawn Park, McHenry, has recently graduated from the United Air Lines stewardess training center near Chicago. Miss Beck has been assigned to the company's stewardess base at Chicago's O'Hare International airport. She graduated from McHenry Community high school and attended the University of Denver. Miss Beck worked as a correspondent before starting the five-week stewardess training course. Her father is a pilot with the same Air Lines. Noreen Sanders, Miss Mc- •. Henry County will crown her successor at the Thursday night Miss McHenry County contest before a capacity grandstand crowd at the McHenry County Fair* DON PEASLEY PHOTO ^ . Here is Composite Miss Mc-' Henry County. She's dark blonde with hazel eyes, 17 years old and an inch taller than a year ago! She is 5 feet, 5Yt inches tall and is a doll! Her complexion is glowing; she's vivacious, personable and confident. And she's enthusiastic - beautiful and popular. You've guessed who she is! She's the composite Miss McHenry County, 1967. Take a look at the eleven beauties seeking the coveted Miss McHenry County title this Thursday night. Balance the vital statistics and the 5 ft 5% in. beauty with other pertinent data emerges. Our Miss McHenry County composite is 17 with dreamy measurements of 36-24-35%. The. 1967 dream girl has a composite telephone number, too, for by adding up the phone numbers we learn she can be reached ( if you know her Area Code) by dialing 601-5583. Six of the eleven are in the "tall" category this year, six 5-6 tall or taller. Tallest is Verita Froula, Miss Crystal Lake, who is 5-7 3/4. Standing 5-7 are Nancy Wittmus, Miss Harvard; and Patti Sherry, Miss Hebron. Three 5-6 gals are Nancy Reavy, Miss Woodstock; Sandra Fry, Miss McHenry; and Cynthia Brandon, Miss Fox River Grove. Tina Bracich, Miss Cary, is 5-5, while four candidates are exactly 5-4 tall: Sandra Jung, Miss Richmond-Burton; Faye Marlowe, Miss Huntley; Janet Dahlgren, Miss Marengo; and Helen Palko, Miss Wonder Lake. In age, the girls range from 17 to 19. Two are 19 - Tina Brachich and Sandra Jung. Two are 18 - Miss Marlowe and Miss Palko. Hie remaining seven are 17. Hair coloring is dominated by three light blondes, Miss Jung, Miss Sherry and Miss Reavy. In the dark blonde category is Miss Marlowe. The rest are brownettes. Peter Mascari Honored At Party A birthday party recently honored Peter Michael Mascari, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mascari, who with his friends was taken to Hawthorne Melody farm on July 23. The actual birthday fell on July 31. Friends attending with him ware Marcella Wells 9nd her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Wells, of Barrington, Jeff Wolf and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wolf, of McHenry, Bill, Jim and Tom Wilson and their parents, Mr; and Mrs. Bill Wilson, of Skokie, Mr. and Mrs. P.S. Gorgo, Peter's grandparents, and Marion Osborne, all of McHenry. Danger Foods Bananas, pineapples, tomatoes, some cheese, and many other common foods contain poisonous compounds that could kill if isolated and injected into a person's veins. Area Students Merit University Spring Dean Lists Deans^lists for the ten undergraduate academic units of the University of Illinois at Urbana for the 1967 spring , semester were announced by Director Robert E. Johnson of the University Honors program. To be eligible, a student must be registered full time and achieve a grade average of 4.0 or higher. Included on the list were James Benson, 3910 W. Oak, Deborah Francke, 2919 N. Wooded lane, Sherry Gehrke, 3212 Skyway drive, Jerald Koepke, 2415 N. Club road, Stephan Marchi, 7319 W. Trey road, Paul Nitz, 4715 W. McCulIom, Raymond Pollock, 1706 N. Court street, DuaneSchmitt, 2707 N. Chapel Hill, all of McHenry; Nancy Lee Gardner of Solon Mills; Janice Potter and Charles Hableh of Wonder Lake. Prepare For Style Revue Be Wise Shop In McHenry ON DEAN'S LIST Mary Ann Serbin of 2505 Ringwood road, a sophomore at Illinois Stgte university, was among 880 students on the dean's list for scholastic achievement for the second semester. The list honors students who have achieved grades no lower than "B" while carrying at least twelve hours of academic credit. Get the best combination | I of service and protection for your | home from the number one company I ^^^^^^^^^^m^Tomeowners policies. g Think of saving. And come down to State Farm. Cinway 3315W.EImSt. Phone385- 7111 State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, Home Office Bloomington, Illinois % '1 ? J'\ Vy. \ " - .?>> • • • » / V.I.P. STUDIO PHOTO Lynn Lund, left, is shown measuring the skirt length of Lori Wilhelm as the two models prepare for the thirtieth annual fashion show sponsored by St. Mary's Home and School association. Styles will be presented by Genevieve's dress shop on Riverside drive, McHenry, Wednesday, Aug. 16, in a show presented at the V.F.W. clubhouse. { "Why should I " ) I have a \ }CHECKING ACCOUNT?") 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