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\ PG. 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. APRIL 4, 1969 •%>y ('4kr £.• i**' < Fv % * CHERYL STAHLMAN ENGAGEMENT TOLD -- Mr. and Mrs. William S. Stahlman of McHenry, proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Katherine, to LI3 Richard E. Johnson of Minonk. Miss Stahlman is a 1966 graduate of McHenry Community high school and is presently a junior at Illinois State university in Normal. She is majoring in the department of Special Education and plans to teach socially and emotionally maladjusted children. Mr. Johnson is a 1964 graduate of Minonk-Dana-Rutland Comnronity high school., He is now serving in the lithograph division of the United States Navy aboard the U.S.S. Princeton . LPH- 5, now stationed in Long Beach, Calif. Upon discharge from the Navy, he plans to attend Southern Illinois University and major in Business Administration. No wedding date has been decided. .V MR. AND MRS. GENE BOELTER WED MARCH 15 -- Sandra Kay Olcott of Woodstock and Gene Boelter of McHenry exchanged nuptial vows March 15 at Zion Lutheran church. They are making their first home in Wonder Lake. DeWANE STUDIO PHOTO "Pied Piper" Comes To Life On County Stage Robert Browning's poem, "The Pied Piper of Hamelin", will come to life Saturday and Sunday, April 12 and 13, in the auditorium of Crystal Lake Community high school. Members of cast and crew are hard at work to bring the characters of the old legend to the young audiences. This production will be under the direction of Neil Starr, a young man who has worked in almost every conceivable phase of 'how business in the last few years. Tickets will be nominally priced for each of the fpur performances - two on Saturday afternoon, and two on Sunday. They are available now from AAUWmembers, call 459- 0246. HEARING AIDS Batteries and Service Ma I lory batteries lor all makes Call 385-0125 14"7. N. Green \NOw"~ | Open Monday Evenings UNTIL 9:00 P.M.'/ For Your Shopping Conveni New Store Hours nence 1 • Monday and Friday tues., WedThursSat. J 9:00-9:00 • 9:00-5:30 BEARD & STOVALL ON THE SQUARE "Fashions In Food" To Be Presented For Club The next meeting of the McHenry Woman's club will be held April ,11 at 1 o^clock at Zion Lutheran church, when the program will be "Fashions in Food", demonstrated by Ruth J. Williams. Miss Williams appeared for the local club several years ago, and members who attended remember her as^ charming and amusing, as well as instructive. Mrs. John Schmitt is tea hbstess. The McHenry Woman's club is - again awarding three oneweek scholarships to summer camp. The students chosen by their instructors are Miss Karyl Koepke, 2415 North Club road, McHenry, baritone and bass trombone, and Miss Michelle Rasmussen, 4807 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, second soprano and alto in music. These two students will attend music camp at Western Illinois university at Macomb. The art students are Miss Amy Howell, 1105 W. Northeast Shore Drive and alternate, Miss Marcia Dolby, 4406 Ponca. One of these students will attend summer art camp at Alerton Park. The value of such a scholarship was brought home to the membership at the last meeting when Miss Dawn Guettler gave a short talk on her experiences while at music camp last summer as local scholarship winner. She told of the intensive instruction in music, the pleasure of participating in the musical groups, and the good times. Miss Guettler also made her decision to attend the university where her camp was located. Her decision to major in music was deepened, and her required audition was eased by her music camp experience. The April board meeting will be held April 7 at 9:30 o'clock at the Methodist church hall. The McHenry Woman's club is a member of the Federated Woman's Clubs, and a local member, Mrs. Donald Gerlitz, is president of the Eleventh district. Mrs. Gerlitz would like to remind members that the annual district meeting will bs held on April 24 at the new Crystal Lake Country club at 10 a.m. This meeting continues into the afternoon, and lunch is served by the hostess club, the Crystal Lake Woman's club. All members are welcome and urged to attend. Mrs. Gerlitz would also like members to keep in mind the annual state convention in Chicago, May 6, 7 and 8. SUSAN MARIE SCHNEIDER ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schneider of 4207 W. South street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Marie, to James Gordon Orton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orton, 4817 Orchard drive, McHenry. Susan is employed locally. Her fiance is in the Navy, stationed at Great Lakes Naval hospital. Both young people are MCHS graduates, Miss Schneider in 1968 and Mr. Orton in 1967. A June 7 wedding is planned. Nurses To Sponsor Maternal Child Care Workshop Locally SC Program Committee Busy Group One of the most active and busiest Senior Citizens club committees is the Program committee headed by Sylvia and Ronald Grayson, chairmen,and assisted by Viola and tyeorge Binder, co-chairmen. Chairman Grayson called a special luncheon meetingto discuss with the Program committee and club officers the tentative program) schedule which is being geared to meet the interest and tastes of all club members. A group of sixteen officers and program committee members attended the luncheon meeting, which was not only very enjoyable, but quickly and efficiently handled all the necessary details, incompleting the program roster, and are looking forward to similar meetings in the future. One of the very entertaining and enjoyable activities has been the formation of a kitchen band group, all of whom are very interested and enthusiastic. Practice time for the kitchen band has been scheduled for Friday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. The program schedule includes a style show, musical programs, hobby show, travelogues, art show, picnic and many other entertaining and interesting things. The 16th District Nurse's association is co-sponsoring a Maternal and Child Care workshop with the Public Health Nurses from the Lake Co. Health department, to be held at St. Therese hospital on April 14 from 3:30 to 10 p.m. Dinner will be served to those who have pre-registered. The workshop is open to all R.N.'s, L.P.'s and student nurses in the Lake and McHenry county. Anyone may attend the workshop even though they have foiled to register for the dinner. The committee would appreciate in knowing what group discusstion those attending would care to participate in • that day. They should write or call St. Therese hospital. The purpose of the workshop is to (1) update, (2) identify and (3) to encourage positive maternal health activities. The program will include: !. Educated Child Birth, Mrs. Genevieve Needham and Mrs. Margaret Stanczak. 2. The Unwed Mother, Mrs. Gisela VanderVelden. .3. Family Planning, Mrs. Ruth Zaugg, Planned Parenthood Clinic. 4. New Patterns of Health Service, Mrs. Carol Scherber. 5. Fafhily Participation in Pediatric Hospitalization, Sister Therese Ann and Eleanor Campbell. Dr. Raphael Adelman will present a talk on the Community Dynamics for Health. Dr. Julius Winebery, pediatrician, will present the "High Risk Infant". Plan on attending this inform- DISASTER PLAN MEET Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie directed stat2 agencies to prepare for possible major spring floods along the Mississippi River. Gov. Ogilvie said that flooding may be a certainty if spring thawing occurs as rapidly as it did in 1965. A disaster planning meeting was scheduled to be held in Springfield March 11 when representatives of the governor's office, the American Red Cross and various state agencies would discuss the situation. ative workshop. A group discussion on nine topics has been planned: High Risk Mothers and Infants, Educated Childbirth, The Nursing Mother, Postpartum Education, Adoption, The Unwed Mother, Family Planning, Hie Battered Child, Care of the Burned Child. Fashion Show § at the McHenry Country Club Misters Presents: Fashions for the Young at Heart Fashion Collections From: Jack Winters. Cole of California, Jantzen, James Kenrob* Kayser Informal Modeling During Lunch Hours 11:30 to 2:00 Wednesday, April 9lh No Admission ^108 N. Benton Ph. 338-4030 Woodstock Enjoy the Country Clubs International Sandwichboard V $1.65 <3$ ' Door Prize: 3 Piece Place Setting for eight Imported Crystal Stemware MARY JO FARDELLA PLAN JUNE WEDDING -- Mrs. Mary Fardella of 1618 Beach road, McHenry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Jo, to Tony Olszewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olszewski of 5103 Westwood drive, McHenry. A June 21 Fine Arts To Present "Alice In Wonderland" Once again the Woodstock Fine Arts association is offering; fine children's theatre to the county boys and girls. "Alice in Wonderland" will be presented in the historic old Opera House on Saturday, April 19, at 1 and 4 and on Sunday, April 20, at 2 p.m. The play is being directed by Theresa Hobart Bill, who is well known throughout the area for her performances in past Opera House productions and for the many puppet shows she has presented before boys and girls everywhere. "Alice in Wonderland", always a child's favorite, is sure to be a memorable performance. The cast includes children from second grade through high school and adults. PAMELA CLARK PLAN WEDDING -- Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Clark of 217 Cedar Dell street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Pamela Lee, to Dennis Allen Syens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Syens of 432 S. Main street, Wauconda. Pamela is employed in Cary and her fiance in Chicago. Both attended Wauconda high school. A June 14 wedtfinginSt. John's Lutheran church of Island Lake is planned. •as SHARON MYERS RAYMOND THOMA ENGAGED -- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vacondio of 308 Riverside drive, McHenry, announce the engagement of their niece, Sharon Lynn Myers, to Raymond Mathew Thoma, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Thoma of 2412 N. Mac Arthur drive. They plan an August 9 wedding at Zion Lutheran church. Card-Bunco Party Planned By VFW Ladies The Ladies' auxiliary to VFW Post 4600 will hold a card and bunco party on Wednesday evening, April 9, at the clubhouse on Route 120. Mary Kuemmel, chairman, states there will be many lovely prizes. The public is Invited to participate in this fun evening for men and women. Men will be able to play cards in a separate room if they do not care to use the large hall. Tickets are available from auxiliary members and at the door. Refreshments will be served throughout the evening by the ladies of the auxiliary. The doors will open at 7:30 p.m. wedding is planned. LEONARD STUDIO PHOTO STILL THE KING Stainless steel was the major consumer of nickel in 1968,accounting for more than 35 percent of the more than 800 million pounds consumed in the free world. WELL-TRAVELED METAL Nickel is Canada's 4thgreatest export. The versatile element, used in more than 3,000 alloys, is shipped to some 40 countries. SHORTHORN SHOW More than 200 breeders and buyers attended the 29th annual Illinois Shorthorn Association show ancl sale held at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. "Temple Wesley," owned by Temple Farms of Wadsworth, was judged grand champion bull of the show, and later sold for $675. "Wernacres Victoria B," owned by Louis Wernicke and Sons of Lena, was named grand champion female. She brought $510. LONGTIME LEADER Since 1905, Canada has been the world's largest producer of the metal called nickel. SAVE on PAINT New Formula Super Latex SO. TOUGH •y: It's Guaranteed to Last 7 5 YEARS Also Guaranteed Colorfost Compar. ®U* FWCE Washable f J Spot Resistant One-Coat Coverage WALL FAINT «iim GAL. 2000 Custom Colors No Extra Charge ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Highway 31, south of Main St. 385-1424 Y'SE?" WORLD PREMIERE of 'WHAT I'M GOING TO DO, I THINK" Meet the Author Mr. L. Woiwode who will autograph copies of his new novel this Saturday, April 12 at BRAINARD'S BOOKSTORE 44 Brink Street Downtown Crystal Lake A Literary Guild Selection. Already in a third printing prior to publication. Soon to be a major motion picture. Published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux; New York. I