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r close last Thursday. Average atten Youngsters are shown on the final day of the Vacation Church school of the First United Methodist church, which came to a Hold Vacation Church School t V - V. A ' program for parents on Thursday, June 26, climaxed two weeks of Vacation Church school hefd at the First United Methodist church, McHenry, Monday through Friday, June >6 through the 27th. Average Ifctendante was 118. i-. The staff under the leader­ ship of Mrs. Raymond White, superintendent, were Mrs. Don- JA Moulis.Mrs. Judy Hinspater, ire-lqndergarten; Mrs. Mar­ ilyn Adams, kindergarten; Mrs. ffancy Schaefer, first grade; plrs. Jan Blankenhorn, second £rade; Mrs. John Trendler, third grade; Mrs. Sherry Pat­ terson, fourth grade; Mrs. Nan- j£y Ewald, fifth grade and Mrs. 3£aJfeerine Kohrt, sixth grade. jMi$. Charlene Tonyan was |»h*irrnan of supplies, Mrs. El- jgdse-Leighty and Amy Leighty ffare in charge of music and •jrorship. Mrs. Marie Mullere iknd Mrs. Lilah Jordan were in Charge of refreshments. % Assisting the teachers were Blomgren, Sandra El- Sue Gerstad, Gary Swan- Debbie Reid, Janet Homo, Hafer, Marsha Olsen, Lin- surer, Cindy Russell, Mike "Smith* and Alan Meurer. "4-ww- * dames Morris fTakes Bride Miss Kathleen Ann Gallagher ralked down the aisle of St. ^Thomas Apostle church, Crys­ tal Lake, on Saturday, June 28, Jftt 5 o'clock to meet her bride­ groom, Mr. James E. Morris. ^The nuptial vows were ex­ changed before the altar dec- ^orated with two bouquets of J white carnations with the Rev. l$Fr. Leo Ambre officiating. The -bride placed a small bouquet ^on the altar of the Blessed e was 118. INDEALER PHOTO 'Virgin. * The t bride is the daughter of .^Mr. and Mrs. William J. Qal- •^lagher, Sr., of 54 Elmhurst, J ^Crystal Lake, and the groom is •the son of-Mr. and Mrs. Sin­ clair Morris of 5010 West Park­ view, McHenjx. £ The bride wore a floor length jjgowr of white linen, delicately ^trimmed with lace, accented by *a petal pink ribbon running ^throughout the trim. Her long . flowing veil extended from a <5 petite headpiece also trimmed "to match the bridal gown. She carried a cascade of baby white ^tea roses and carnations. ^ Miss Barb Polnow of Crys- \ tal Lake was the maid of hon- or. Mrs. Shari Fisher of Min­ neapolis, Minn., Miureen Gal- v lagher, Colleen Gallagher, Ei- C leen Gallagher, all sisters of ®the bride, the groom's sister, £ Nancy Morris, Susan Blaney, •*' of Chicago, and Marilyn Kelp­ ie pel were bridesmaids. They were attired in pastel pink A- line floor length linen dresses, vr trimmed with white lace and 5 pink ribbon, accented by two ^ panels of lace and ribbon flow- ing down the back of the dress- > es. They all carried baskets of • • white carnations edged in pink. *> Best man was Frank Krum- weidie, Elgin. Goomsmen were y brothers of the groom, Thomas ^ Morris, Jack Morris and Rich- £ ard Morris, McHenry, brothers * of the bride, William and Kev- £ in Gallagher, Crystal Lake, John Weiner, Barrington, and i# Cliff Rechlin, Crystal Lake. -» Bob Fisher of Minneapolis,. 2 Minn., and James Frost, Mc- g Henry, were ushers. The mother of the bride wore £ a two piece silk and linen yelr 5 loiw ensemble with matching ac- j* cessories, accented by a brown cymbidium orchid corsage. For £ he* son's wedding Mrs. Morris ? was attired in a mint green coat jk and dress ensemble of linen | shantastic with contrasting bone ssories. Her corsage was reen cymbidium orchid* Susan Pries Lovely Bride Petit£, brunette Susan Eliz­ abeth Pries made a beautiful bride Saturday, June 28, when she walked up the aisle of Zion Lutheran church, McHenry, to meet her bridegroom, Mr. Frederick Williams Forbes, HI. Rev. Herman Graef officiated at the 4 o'clock double ring ceremony for which the organist played appropriate selections. The bride was given in mar­ riage by her father. Miss Pries is the daughter of Mr. aivd Mrs. William A. Pries of 3212 W. Golf V*w road, McHenry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. War­ ren Gamble of 640 S. Bristol lane, Arlington Heights. White gladiolas with apricot- color carnations decorated the altar. Miss Pries chose an ivory peau de sole over taffeta gown styled with A-line skirt, scoop neckline and long sleeves dec­ orated with French lace ap­ plique^ on the bodice, sleeves and train. Her heacferiece of peau de soie roses with seed pearls held in place a blusher veil and long cathedral veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses. Miss Pries was attended by Mrs. Clem (Cathy) Clemens of Arlington Heights as matron of honor and Miss Debbie Griffith of Glenview and Miss Sally Shadle of Miraleste, Calif., as bridesmaids. They were attired similarly in flpor length gowns of apricot chiffon over taffeta, fashioned with long sleeves and necklines with ruffle. Their headpieces were matching bows with short veils and they car­ ried cascade -bouquets consis­ ting of white carnations and tea- roses. c--x iM PG. 2 - PLAINDEA'.KR . TUES. JULY 1, 1969\ McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHen- ' ry hospital during the past week were Jay and Richard Wimmer, Mary Trosky, Jacob Zobus, * Barbara Sindler, George Mer- gili, Ellen Weber. Renee Ei- chhorn, Joseph Garifi, Alma Nielsen, Mary Thongs, Janice Carlson, Ella Roseberry, all of McHenry; Randall mangold. Wonder Lake; and Linda Krue- ger, Island Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Joan Rankan, Wonder Lake; James Nixon, Richard Wood, Terra Lee Bailey, McHenry, were patients during the past week in Memorial hospital. JEAN MARIE HETTERMANN - PLAN WEDDING -- Mrs. Gerald Hettermann of 3615 N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Jean Marie, to Edward Raske, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Raske, Sr., of Wonder Lake. A July 12 wedding is planned in St. Bede's church, Fox Lake. Clem "Bu^ch" Clemans of Arlington Heights served as best man and groomsmen were Steven Dargusch of Vienna, Va., and Gordon Leake of Alex­ andria, Va. Ushers were Randy Astling of Sycamore and Vic- I tor Boettle of Palatine. Mrs. Pries selected a fros­ ted, lemon-colored shantung dress with matching coat and accessories. She had a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Gamble wore a deep peach shantung dress with matching coat and accessories and a similar cor­ sage. About 150 guests gathered at the McHenry Country club for a buffet dinner and dance fol­ lowing the ceremony. Chris and Paula Shadle assisted with the guest book. After a week's trip to Los Angeles, the newlyweds will re­ side at 450 Melrose, Chicago. The bride graduated from McHenry high school in three and a half years, with the class of 1967, and in February, 1968, SHOP IN McHENRY graduated from Moser Secre­ tarial school. She is presently employed in Chicago as a legal executive secretary. Her hus­ band graduated from Arlington Heights high school in 1966 and presently is attending the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Guests attended the wedding from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and California. Also in attendance were Mrs. Elizabeth Astling of DeKalb, grandmother of the bride, Mrs. Emma Matthews of Arlington Heights and Mrs. Leslie Gam­ ble of Derby, Pa., grandmothers of the groom, all of whom wore corsages of white carnations. The "dual" Sunday School and worship program at the First Baptist church is being discussed by Youth Superintendent C. Edward Erb, Jr., Baptist Church K. Inaugurates l^lew DuaN Program Sunday morning marked the beginning of a new "dual" Sun­ day School and worship program at the First Baptist church. The plan is a new concept among Baptists to meet the increasing demands for more and larger buildings. Several churches throughout the nation have been doing pioneer work in the "dual" program. "What actually happens is that two Sunday schools and two worship services are conducted in the same facilities on Sun­ day morning", explained Tom Jackson, secretary and building chairman for the church. The program began with a Bible stu­ dy at 8:30 a.m. and those in this study participated in worship beginning at 9:35. While this worship service was in session, a second Sunday school began at 9:45 a.m. The persons par­ ticipating in this study pro­ gram then joined in worship at 10:50 a.m. "We're very optimistic con­ cerning adult participation in theOnew program", was the comment of John Muncy, newly selected superintendent of one of the adult departments. "We believe that many adults will appreciate the earlier schedule for the summer and will per­ haps continue with it into the fall", "Though the church will probably not need the added space which the *nlw program will provide this summer, Ed­ ward Erb c|bserved, ,"we will be ready for the usual increase A reception for 200 guests was held in Loras Hall at St. Thomas church, Crystal Lake. After a wedding trip to Den- veT, Colo,, the young couple will live in Huntley. The bride graduated from Marian Central Catholic high school ifi 1967 and is employed as a secretary at Oak Mfg Co., Crystal Lake. The groom, a 1964 graduate of McHenry high school, furthered his education through Naval training and is employed at Commonwealth Ed­ ison, Crystal Lake. Adult Superintendent Jackson, secretary. John Muncy and Tom in attendance as summer comes to an end; also, our youth de­ partments will be able to meet in the church building again". It was necessary some time ago for the youth departments to be­ gin meeting in the Junior high building. Each Bible study service will have a full graded program. There will be classes for the entire family in each session from the youngest baby to the oldest adult. The family is en­ couraged to attend Bible study and worship as a unit. "Using this approach, we an­ ticipate almost doubling our po­ tential on a Sunday morning", said the Rev. V. Chappell, pas­ tor of the church. "The enroll­ ment in the regular Bible study program at the church is now nearing 500. We should be able to adequately provide for an enrollment of 700 to 800 without the expense of a new building program", concluded the pas­ tor. "This is simply a wise and economical approach to the use of the church's finances". Open House For Local Couple The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs will honor the sil­ ver wedding anniversary of their parents by holding open house at their home, 3619JUng- wood road, Wonder Lake, from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 13. No special invitations will be sent. Friends, neighbors and relatives are welcome to call to congratulate the coiqale. GO CLASSIFIED ."'I SUSAN WILKE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wilke of 1407 W. Sunny side Beach drive, McHenry, announce the en- gagement^Qjf their daughter Susan, to James R. Geisler, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. James Geisler of Evanston. Miss Wilke was •graduated frdiift the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Chicago, and the National College of Education, Evanston. She will be teaching fifth grade in -highland Park. Mr. Geisler earned his degree at St. Mary of the Lake college, Mundelein, and is now teaching in Mundelein. A Dec. 27 wedding is planned in St. Athanasius church, Evanston. • k BEN ? 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