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PAGE 2 -PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,1975 Qj Checkerboard Dancers Welcome Eight Clubs Sounds of music and laughter drifted from Edgebrook school Saturday evening, Jan. 4. when,, the Checkerboard Squares welcomed dancers from eight visiting clubs. The dancers, who had come to dance to a fine guest caller, represented the following clubs, spanning the "states from Illinois to San Diego, Calif. They were Buoys & Belles. Great Lakes, Grand Squares of Waukegan, Little Fort ' R^el Squares - of Waukegan. Rainbow Ramblers of Wauconda, Hip Huggers of Crystal Lake, Silver Chains of Franklin Park and Single Spinners of San Diego. (JP»H/.es were awarded to Micfiael Sparks of Guys and Dotfs and Ken and Jan Kohl of Checkerboard Squares. A good number of "soon to be graduated" dancers came out to put their basics to practice, and enjoyed an evening of fellowship and fun. The Checkerboard Squares beginners ' class attended the chub's Christmas party in December, and will be graduating Jan. 27. "Legend Of Lost Crown" Fine Arts Group Program FEMINISTS IN ACTION ~ Members of McIIenry County N.O.W. executive council examine feminist literature purchased by the organization for presentation to libraries in the county. In back row are Leila Fyfe, Phyllis Forsbeck, Rita Nardi and Cindy Morimoto; middle row, Nancy Schwab Petrie, Maureen Rogman and Marcie Hill; in front, Karen Marino. Jody Krech was absent when picture was taken. Numerous Gifts Become Historical Property The McHenry County Historical society was once again the recipient of a beautiful evergreen Christmas wreath with a large red ribbon bow. This was given by Loren Thompson of Thompson road, Woodstock, in memory of his mother, Cora B. Carr, whose family was one of the early settlers in the county. The second floor carpentry work has been completed in two of the three secoivcTfioor rooms. The third roomf will have to wait on removing the school desks, c;ases and cartons of books into the finished rooms. Some painting has been done by Alvin Maidak, a board member from Crystal Lake with an Msist from Otis Cripe ^of «*jr£ngo, husband of the vic6- jfesident. Recefft acquisitions were a gold decorated paper fan originally offered for sale in the old General Dry Goods store owned bjL John J. Miller of Gagetown, now Main street, McHenry; a sheet of music, "The Humming Bird", music and lyrics by Maud B. Curr, published by her at McHenry in 1929. (The donor was Mrs. Floyd Cooley, McHenry). The society would \ l ike more in­ formation abojat this person. Call 815-923-2267 with any data. From L A. Nichols, Wood­ stock, was received a piece of the chain link fence that went around the city park and which was removed in 1912; two stools from the repair department of the Oliver Typewriter Co.; a stool from the old Murphy Drug store in Woodstock. From the Chamber of Commerce of Crystal Lake a copy of revised ordinances of the village, dated 1910, is a gift . A fine addition to the music collection is an album of two records, "In Concert ' ' .Harrison School, Wonder Lake, under direction of Richard Mikus, band director, and Mona Brown, choral director. In­ cluded with this was typewritten lists of the several groups, boys quartet, junior varsity band, stage band, concert band, cadet band, varsity chorus and the in­ dividual names of each group. Henry Setzler of Wonder Lake was the donor of this i tem. Volunteers are needed. Those with t ime to give should call the museum from 10 to 4 (usually). America's rarest species of bird is the ivory-billed woodpecker. About one-third of the sulphur mined in U.S. is used in ferti l izers. &ECLXOJ2CE. <SO£E ON ALL ^Pfaftzqzaff ll^L±(i£A (f a r e t TOWN AMD COUNTRY •GIFTS! 1331 North Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 60050 DURING THE MONTH OF 385-0297 MANY OTHER ITEMS 25% to 50% Off & CHERI MAY is now available for late evening appointments on Thuisday and Friday evenings. Also all day on Saturday, bieri is an experiencethhairdresser and has formerly worked at the Beaiity Bazaar. WE ALL WELCOME HER TO OUR SALON az am • A^bawLf • COMPLETE WIG SERVICE • CURLING IRON STYLING • EXPERT HAIR COLORING • BLOW DRY HAIR STYLING • NATURAL LOOK PERMANENT WAVING NO W Annount •es International W omen's Year Plans The McHenry county chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) is presently preparing activities in honor of the beginning of International Women's Year ,1975. "The coming year has been designated Women's year by the United Nations in order to mark an era of partnership of men and women in decision making connected with in­ ternational affairs," Maureen Rogman, N.O.W. chairperson explained. Lucia Perrigo and Howdee Meyers will present their ex­ citing travel-theater production "Legend of a Lost, . Crown ' , in the Woodstock Opera House Thursday, Jan. 16, at TO a.m. Their program" is third in the Woodstock Fine Arts association's Creative Living Series. The Meyers are superb storytellers vyith camera. They combine travelogue with history, fi lming dramatizations in their actual historical locations. "Legend of a Lost Crown," was filmed in five countries, Mexico, Italy, Austria, Belgium, and France. , The story concerns Maximilian and Carlotta, the royal couple who traveled to Mexico to claim a crown that wasn't there. McHenry County N O W. members recently elected officers to head the two-year old organization in 1975. They are Maureen Rogman, chairperson; Leila Fyfe, treasurer; Cindy Morimoto, secretary. Task force members have also been elected to work in such areas as legislation, education and membership. The organization has pur­ chased a series of three books entit led "Notable American Women," which it will donate to l ibraries in McHenry county. The series details biographies of successful but l i t t le known women spanning the past three centuries. Scenes in Vienna recall the romantic Austrian Capital of mid-Nineteenth century and the palace of the Hapsburgs. The action moves from Vienna to Brussels where the young Prince Maximilian was wed to Carlotta, daughter of the King of the Belgians. The camera moves to Villa D'Este at Lake Como in Italy where they honeymooned. The action then travels to the shores of the Adriatic where Maximilian built a marble palace. It was this ' magnificence Maximilian and Carlotta abandoned to claim the crown of Mexico in 1864. The Mexican years are played against the scenic splendors of Vera Cruz, Orizabo, Pueblo, Mexico Queretaro, and Cuernevads The dramatic climax occurs on' the Hill of the Bells in Queretaro where Maximilian was executed. The final scenes depict the last tragic years of Carlotta. She died in 1927, the last empress. ^ Area residents who recall the Meyers ' production, "The Magnificent World of the Mountain King," will not want to miss this current production. Tickets are available at the Opera House box office on the mornng of the performance. Coffee will be served in the Green room before the 'program. Genie To Perform v PHONE 385-2990 - KsSi/jf ouztteA ^Beauty <S(iofi 4719 W. RTE. 120 - McHENRY •• Open Wed.-Sat. ' V bl cuy, vac»v irs on \ MARRIAGE LICENSES Roy D. Moss, 12 Briarwood, Old Saybrook, Conn., and Linda K. Kunz, 4307 Crestwood, McHenry. Jonathan T. Nolan, 3320 W. Fairway, McHenry, and Donna J Hansen, 4309 W. Crestwood, McHenry. Dennis M. Ehorn, 220 Guffon, Woodstock, and Joan M. Bulow, 1019 English Prairie, Spring Grove. Kenneth E. Blocker, 5906 N. Bunny, McHenry, and Polly A. Blocker, 3611 N. Artesian, Chicago. Richard L. Heiden, 20 Green Oak, Crystal Lake, and ! Community it I . Calendar JANUARY 11 Friendship Club Pot-Luck Dinner and Meeting -- 6 p.m. First United Methodist Church. O.E.S. Installation of Officers -- Acacia Hall -- 8 p.m. JANUARY 12 "A Touch of Italy -- Spaghetti Dinner - ^ponsored^ By McHenry County Viscount Drum & Bugle Corps - American Legion Home -- 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. JANUARY 13 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting -- East Campus Cafeteria -- Election of Officers -- 7:30 p.m. ' JANUARY 14 Town & Country Newcomers Club -- Installation of Officers Arid Business Meeting - Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church -- 8 p.m. * JANUARY 14-15 Townsquare Players - Tryouts For "Kind Lady" - Woodstock Opera House -- 8 p.m, JANUARY 16 Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573, Catholic Daughters of America - Business and Social Meeting - - K. of C. Hall, 1304 N. Park Street -- 8 p.m. Woodstock Fine Arts Association -- "Legend Of A Lost Crown" - Woodstock Opera House -- 10 a.m'. JANUARY 17 « St . Margaret Chapter of NAIM -- Regular Meeting -- Oak Room -- St. Mary's -- 7:30 p.m. JANUARY 18 St. Clara Court No. 659 -- Free Junior Bowling Contest - McHenry Recreation -- 3 p.m. For Reservations call Barb Hansen 385-2174 or Martha Freund, 385-0091. Wild Game Dinner -- V.F.W. Hall -- Sponsored By Knights of Columbus -- 6 to 9 p.m. JANUARY 24 LaLeche League Grand- mother 'a Meeting - 8 p.m. JANUARY 25 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM - Card Party -- Oak Room -- 7:30 p.m. Catherine D. Escorcia, 1621 N. Pleasant, McHenry. Steven R. Baumpus, 911B Oriole Trail , Wopder Lake, and Roberta J. Ahrens, 1917 Sheila, Woodstock. Wayne A. Johnson, 2209 N. Ringwood, McHenry and Loretta M. Roberts, 1208 Bonnie Brae, McHenry. Jon C. Emigholz, 404 N. Country club, McHenry, and Nancy J. Anderson, 2915 Still ing, MHenry. Minister To Address AAUW At Luncheon Meet In the presentation of her one-woman show,the genie, Joan Bonnell, will entertain the Wonder Lake Women's club Jan. 16 with her "can of tricks". Her keen perception of people will mystify the audience, as they are invited to participate in the mystic worlds of palmistry, astrology and ESP.^ Along with her interest in the occult, Joan Bonnell is an actress, model and dancer. She has performed in one-act plays and sketches for clubs, is a choreographer of variety shows for little theater and clubs, has made TV appearances in documentary and industrial films, commercials, and other productions. Miss Bonnell has performed over twenty-five leading and supporting roles for Guild Playhouse, I)es Plaines. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO? COME TO THE SNOWBALL DANCE JAN. 18,1975 AT 8 P.M. IN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN SPRING GROVE AT SAINT PETER CHURCH HALL ENTERTAINMENT M BOB "BEEF" FREUND and BAND REFRESHMENTS & DANCING TIL? SPONSOREDBY SPRING GROVE SADDLE CLUB Daniel Harrison, minister of the Church of Christ and in­ structor of speech at Kennedy King college in Chicago will address the January meeting of the American Association of University Women. His presentation will be made at the group's annual luncheon meeting Saturday, Jan. 11 at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. The luncheon will begin at noon. Mr. Harrison will consider the general topic of "Com­ munications in a Complex Society" and will give par­ ticular attention to the relationship between cultural boundaries and com­ munication. He is well qualified to speak to the issues surrounding cross cultural communication. He received his Bachelor 's and Master 's degrees from the University of Il l inois Chicago Circle campus, where he specialized in ethnographic and interpersonal communication. While com­ pleting that work, he was a research assistant in a NIMH sponsored project concerned with nonverbal^) behavior in inter-ethnic communication*. The speaker has combined his teaching and academic studies with an active ministry in the Church of Christ . For the past five years he has served the congregation at Chicago's 79th Street Church of Christ . Prior to that, he held a similar post in Morristown, New Jersey, where he also served on the boards of directors of the Morristown Office of Economic Opportunity and the Morristown chapter of the Urban league. Last year 's students at McHenry County college will recognize Mr. Harrison as a result of his service as a visiting instructor in the area of speech-communication during the 1973 school year. The chairwoman for the luncheon meeting is Helen Bengston. clearance sale now in progress on all our fall & winter fashions SO SHOP NOW AND SAVE! n CAROL ANN WIRFS ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester N. Wirfs of 1714 N. Court street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Ann, to Robert J. Young. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Young, Sr., of 518 Victor, Sycamore. Both young people are students at Northern Illinois university, DeKalb. They are planning a June 14, 1975, wedding. JANUARY 26 NAIM Diocesan Council -- Installation Dinner - Cloven Hoof Steak House, Marengo -- 2 p.m. E h m a n ' s P e n g u i n s Snowmobile Club -- Charity Run -- Olympics For Han­ dicapped Children ~ Rusty Anchor Resort, Fox Lake -- 9 JANUARY 27 -• McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting - East Campus Cafeteria - Installation of Officers -- 7:30 FEBRUARY3 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Executive Committee Meeting - 3 p.m., Landmark School. FEBRUARY4 Marcia Mary Ball Circle •Meeting -- 12:30 p.m. -- First United Methodist Church. FEBRUARY6 Lakeland Park Women's Club Meeting - 12:30 p.m. '-- Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 North Sunset Drive. FEBRUARY 8 Friendship Club Pot-Luck Dinner and Meeting -- 6 p.m. -- First United Methodist Church. FEBRUARY 10 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting - 7:30 p.m. -- East Campus Cafeteria. FEBRUARY 12 La Leche League -- 8 p.m. DIVORCE Sheila Bambrick from Kenneth Bambrick, Ringwood. CAROLYN HUFF PLAN FALL WEDDING -- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Huff of 7920 Mason Hill road. Bull Valley, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to James Vicini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Vicini, 5220 W. Pensacola, Chicago. A fall wedding is being planned. V M by GAYLORD . . Ecolor' THE toecii • black/ white commercial THE RECOMMENDED PHOTOC special events--wedding candids •commercial i OCRAPHER' ids--aerial I Passport Photos 48 Hour Service 385-0170 385-8688 1216 N. 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