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PAGE 2 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1*78 MR. AND MRS. DAVID ALAN SAGERS DOUBLE RING CEREMONY - Mr. and Mrs. David Alan Sagers exchanged their vows at a double ring ceremony, solemnized at a 5 •pun. Mass on July 28. The bride, the former Patti Lynn Jablonski, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jablonski of 1502 N. Court street, McHenry. The parents Qf the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Sagers, formerly of 4C02 W. Willow lane, McHenry. The McHenry country club was the setting for a reception for about IM friends and relatives. WENDY McCOMB AND CHRISTOPHER STRUCK ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs Kirk McComb, 7818 M><Mjded Shore drive, Wonder Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter. V\endv, to Kristopher Struck. 2329 John Smith. Schaumburg. son of Mr.and Mrs. George Struck. 8801 Golf road, •DesPlaines. The engaged couple both graduated from McHenry high school, Wendy, in 1971, and Kristopher, in 1968. The wedding date has been set for Oct. 7, 1978. $unnvs ide Women's Auxi l iary Mee t s On Third Thursday The Sunnyside women's auxiliary will begin its new year with an open meeting at 1 p m Sept 20. at Raymond s Bown. Chapel Hill road and Fox River bridge Regular meetings are held every third Wednesday Women of Sunnyside and the surrounding area are invited to join the auxiliary The M. H enr\ Plaindealer Ej tob l i»h»d 1875 3112 Elm McM«r<ry l l l inou 60050 Phon® 385 0170 > | Second Cioss Po»toge Paid ot McHenry I l l inois C By McHENBY PUBLISHING COMPANY / So6»<'•*>•'! B'» riquMKd to p<ovd« no>"0 0< (hgn|( o< oddfll to Th# j? f provided f \ Adele Froehlich-Editor £ • •pi'OftO* o4 o wfe* ' p».on , O1**€0 D*p«rfm«n ill t>+ T»od* #*»>• chong# o* odd'«»t Larry E. Lund-Publisher k M E M B E R 1 9 7 8 R E t S M P E R In McHtnry and Lok* County N A T I O N A L N E W S P A P E R mOCl*TIOW flillrl mi NNA SUSTAINING W MEMBER -- 1 9 7 8 . i Outside McHenry and ^ Loke County SUBSRIPTlON RATES i« I 2.»H» I > . ,il IM) tk Bridal Couple Exchange Vows In Wonder Lake Peach and white were the colors of flowers seen in arrangements and bouquets at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, as Deborah Lynn Schaedel, 4301 W. Parkway avenue, McHenry. gave her hand in marriage to Randall Ray Karlsen, 4508 Garden Quarter road. 'McHenry* at » 3 p.m. ceremony with Pastor Olson officiating. The bride, a 1975 graduate of McHenry high school, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walther Schaedel, 1210 Crest court. Gulf Breeze, Fla., for­ merly of McHenry. The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Carroll Karlsen of Warroad. Minn Chantilly lace highlighted the stand-up collar and illusion bodice of the bride's crystal- pleated gown and was repeated on the high-rise waistline , lower sleeves, and full chapel train. Her headpiece was a half-hat of silk Venice lace, with lace-edged veil and blusher Peach-colored roses stood out among her white carnations, lillies. and baby's breath. The matron of honor, Charlene Benson of Arlington Heights, attended the bride, as did bridesmaids Maryanna Capizzi, Cindy Pedersen, and Marcia Draheim, all of McHenry The attendant's wore two- piece sheer-and-knit coral cape dresses with latice-work bodices Miniature peach carnations,daisy pom-poms, and baby's breath made up each bouquet, and were also combined to be worn as headpieces The groom's brother, Tom Karlsen, performed the duties of best man Other groomsmen were Piero Capizzi and Larry Draheim of McHenry, and Craig Schaedel. a brother of the bride Keith Schaedel. another brother, served as usher The bride's mother wore a maize floor-length cape gown A peach formal length dress was chosen by the mother of the groom Johnsburg community hall was the scene of a reception in honor of the bridal couple and attended by 175 guests After a wedding trip to St Petersburg and Gulf Breeze. Fla., the couple will reside in McHenry Foxtrotters Hold Monthly Dance In Area The Foxtrotters announce their monthly dance to be held Sunday. Sept 10, at T C Spirits. 6305 Northwest Highway, Crystal Lake, from 7 to 11 p m The Foxtrotters are a group of ballroom dance enthusiasts who enjoy getting together the second Sunday of each month For further information on membership in this non-profit group call Mrs Edward Munroe, McHenry Lotus Club To Hold Luncheon And Card Party The Lotus Country Women's club will hold its annual fall luncheon and card party on Wednesday, Sept 3, at St Peter's church hall in Spring Grove Serving will begin at 11 30 a m There will be many types of card games available and bunco Prizes will be awarded Tickets may be purchased at the door Proceeds from the card party go to civic projects and humanitarian efforts Helpers At Diane Anton, a summertime junior volunteer at McHenry hospital, delivers flowers to a patient. Diane and other junior volunteers in medical-surgical departments also distributed meal trays, refilled ice^water pitchers, read to patients, helped to feed them, and ran errands. Marybeth ("Buffy") Trosky, a summertime junior volunteer at McHenry hospital, reads a children's book to a pre-school patient. She and other junior volunteers in the pediatric department also fed patients, played games with them, and "helped wherever needed." Hospital Junior volunteers are needed at McHenry hospital for the coming semester, according to Mrs. Daniel Schmitt, chairman of the student volunteer ser­ vice. Boys and girls who are in high school and are at least 14>* years old are eligible to become junior volunteers. Mrs. Schmitt said. "These teen-agers help patients wherever they are needed. In the pediatric department, they may read to the children, feed them, or just keep them company. In adult departments they distribute meal trays, deliver flowers, answer requests, and so fourth."' An orientation class will be offered to the incoming junior volunteers soon, Mrs Schmitt said Applications may be picked up at the information desk in the hospital lobby Community Calendar SEPTEMBER 6 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Bus Trip-Leaves McHenry Savings and Loan Parking Lot at 8 a.m. McHenry Grandmothers Gub-Luncheon at Chapel Hill Country Club-11:30-Meeting at 1 p.m at City Hall-Guest Speaker-Dorothy Mers SEPTEMBER 7 Pi Alpha meeting -home of Virg Stasiak-topic-"Growing Up". SEPTEMBER 8 First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale-8 a m *8 p.m . SEPTEMBER 9 First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale-8 a.m.- 12 noon Auction-Faith Presbyterian church-2107 West Lincoln road, McHenry-l to 4 p m -Sponsored by Gals-Benefit Stronghold Friendship Club-Potluck Dinner and Meeting-6 p.m.- First Methodist church Dining Room MCCPA Puppet Show McHenry Public Library-2 p.m. SEPTEMBER 10 McHenry County Historical M u s e u m , U n i o n - - Demonstration of Butternut Wood Jewelry Making-r 30 to 4 30 p.m NA1M Diocesan Council Meeting Mary Room-St. Mary's school Potluck-Bring Table Service-2 p.m-Widows and Widowers welcome SEPTEMBER 11 Al-A-Non Family Group Meet ing --8 : 30 p.m --First United Methodist Church McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting-7:30 pm Blood Pressure-Whispering Oaks Community Center-4513 Front Royal Drive-1 to 3 p.m St Patrick's Ladies Guild U;30 a m Mass followed by a light lunch-meeting in church hall SEPTEMBER 12 Newcomers Club-Monthly Meeting-Wallpaper Demon stration-St Paul's Episcopal Church--7:30 p m Marcia Mary Ball Circle Meeting for "Mystery Lun cheon '- HelenWaters Home 3016 West Mary Lane-11 45 a m D e n t a l H y g i e n i s t s Association of McHenry county-First Monthly Meeting Tuesday. Sept 12-New Members Invited SEPTEMBER 14 Lakeland Park Women's Club Meeting 7 30 p m .Lakeland Park Com munity House SEPTEMBER 15 NAIM- St Mary's Chapter Meeting-Oak Room St Mary's school -7 30 p m SEPTEMBER 16 MCCPA Garage Sale and Fashion Show-804 S. Pearl- McHenry Shores. SEPTEMBER 17 McHenry County Historical Museum, Union~l:30 to 4:30 p . m . - - H a r v a r d D a y - - Demonstrations in Making Apple Head Dolls. SEPTEMBER 18 Al-A-Non Family Group Meeting--8. 30 p.m .--First United Methodist Church. Meeting for application for AFS-7 p.m -West Campus. SEPTEMBER 19 THE O S. meet for dinner at 5:30 p.m at Snug Harbor- Program-First Methodist Church SEPTEMBER 20 Whispering Oaks Women's Club-Salad Luncheon and Meeting-1 p.m. SEPTEMBER 21 United Methodist Women General Meeting-7:30 p m.~ First United Methodist Church - 3717 West Main Street. McHenry Senior Citizens Club-"Drivers Refresher Course "-10 a.m. to noon- •\ietfenry city Hall Council Chambers. SEPTEMBER 24 McHenry county Historical Museum. Union--l:30 to 4:30 p m . -- G r e e n w o o d D a y Pi Alpha meeting-home of A l e t a G e m m e l l - t o p i c - "Learning to Learn" SEPTEMBER 25 Al-A-Non Family Group Seniors To Meet At West Campus Meeting--8:30 p.m.--First United Methodist Church ^ McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting-7:30 p.m.-West Campus Cafeteria SEPTEMBER 28 Pi Alpha meeting-Lorene Farr home-informal get- together for prospective rushees McHenry Senior Citizens Club-"Drivers Refresher Course"-10 am. to noon- McHenry City Hall Council Chambers SEPTEMBER 29 Family Service and Com­ munity Mental Health Center's Annual Association Dinner Meeting-6:30 p.m.- The Cloven Hoof, 21906 W Grant, Marengo SEPTEMBER 30 NAIM- St Mary s-Chapter Meeting-Oak Room-St Mary's school-7 30 p.m. OCTOBER 1 McHenry County Historical Museum-Slide Show-American Roots in England OCTOBER 5 McHenry Senior Citizens Club-" Drivers Refresher Course"-finalsession- 10 a m to noon-McHenry City Hall Council Chambers OCTOBER 8 Al-A Non Family Group Meeting-8:30p m -First United Methodist church McHenry County Historical Museum Crystal Lake Day- Program by Mrs Shiyi Kimura No Charge To Our Savors... Honey Orders McHenry Savings Mr HENRY jf - SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 209 N Gr*«n SpMcH.nry 385 3000 10520 Main St Richmond 678 2061 fcU&tnj. ttopie fidpwj, On Aug 28 President Henry Rahn of the McHenry Senior Citizens club called the meeting to order for the last time at the V.F.W hall Future meetings will be held at West campus cafeteria Among the fall activities discussed was Mr James Jansens scheduling of another 3 programs in the "Drivers Refresher Course" series for Sept 28 and Oct 5 All sessions run from 10 a m until noon, at the McHenry city hall council chambers This is a free ser­ vice, and its is not necessary for senior citizens to belong to the club to attend For further information contact Mr James Jansen Mr Jansen, then presented Mr John Doerr with the cer­ tificate from the Secretary of state, Alan J Dixon, in ap preciation for his service in the "Drivers Refresher Course" program There is one reservation available for the trip to the House On the Rock, on Oct 4 The bus will leave the McHenry State bank parking lot at 7 30 p.m On Oct 26, there will be a dinner-theater bus trip to Fort Atkinson, to the Fireside restaurant and theater to see "The Sunshine Boys". The bus will leave at 4:30 pm One bus is already filled, and if necessary a second bus will be scheduled reservations should be made promptly with Mrs Louise Giel for this and other trips Nov 15 is the date of the Ice Follies trip, main floor seats have been reserved J CLEANING SERVICE INC PROFESSIONAL Small Office & Household CLEANING • Upholstery Cleaning • Wall Washing 1 Weekly *Light Housekeeping • Br Weekly • Inside Windows Monthly • Carpet Cleaning •General Housekeeping or Maio Service CALL 385-0283 TODAY Hospital Plans For Anniversary Dance Plans for McHenry hospital's annual anniversary dinner dance are discussed by three committee members, from left, Mary A. Snyder, member of the hospital's board of directors and chairman of the dinner dance; nurse Sandy Bowe, R.N., and auxiliary board member. Dorothy Kelsey. The event will be held Oct. 14 at the Turnberry Country club in Crystal Lake for the benefit of the paramedic program of McHenry county-western Lake county. On Dec 6. there will be a bus- luncheon-theater trip to Shady Lane, Marengo, and there are few reservations available Mrs Wanda Zima. social chairlady. mentioned that volunteering to bring cakes for the meetings, saves the com­ mittee a lot of time Dues may be paid by sending a check to membership chairlady, Charlotte Wons. at 609 B Waters Edge drive, and a receipt and membership card will be ready at the next meeting Mrs Esther Heard, program chairlady, reported that the program by the Union 76 chours set for Sept 11 has been rescheduled for Oct 23 On Sept 15, the program will be by Mr Ed McEadaen of the McHenry county sheriff's department entitled "Bunco Boys"; the McHenry Choral club will present the program on Nov 13 and Rev Herbert Duenow will give a book review on Oct 9 Mrs Heard has quite a varied schedule of programs lined up The scheduled program wal; the "Crystal Notes" a ladies' vocal group from Crystal Lake who en­ tertained for the rest of the evening The next meeting will be on Sept 11 at 7:30pm at the new location, West campus cafeteria Laundering Cash In the early 1900 s, the U S Treasury Department utilized a special laundering machine Paper money that had become soiled was washed then -- rather than destroyed as is the current practice McHenry hospital's annual anniversary dinner dance, to be held Oct 14 at the Turnberry Country club in Crystal Lake, will benefit the paramedic program of McHenry county and western Lake county, according to Mary A Snyder, chairman of the event "The Mobile ICU program serves our area is unique in many ways It covers the largest geographical area of any MICU program in the United States' it is largely rural and manned mostly by highly- trained volunteers," Mrs Snyder said "Since it cannot depend on federal, state or municipal funding for its continuance, the MICU program must rely on the support of individuals, businesses and organizations "All funds raised by our anniversary dinner dance will go to maintain and expand the paramedic program This is our opportunity to express our support and appreciation to the paramedics whose selfless and skillful efforts have save countless lives " The dinner dance will begin with a social hour at 6 30 p m featuring musical en tertainment Dinner will be followed by dancing "Our past dinner dances have been very enjoyable, and we expect a capacity crowd," Mrs Snyder added "In­ vitations will be mailed this week, and we urge everyone who plans to attend to respond promptly Reservations mqst be limited, in accordance with the Turnberry Country club rules " Long, Proud Line Of Family Name Continues When a son was born Aug 15 in Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock, to Mr and Mrs Victor <Terri> Hopp, IV, of Harvard, he became the latest of a long line to carry the name Victor- August Victor IV is the oldest son of Victor Hopp III and Connie Hopp, who live in Johnsburg The origin of Victor A Hopp was in England, where Victor A Hopp I was born Feb 28, 1880. He was named for Queen Victoria and was made a ward of the queen until he came to this country Victor I married Charlotte Klein and a son, Victor II, was born May 11, 1908 He now lives in Johnsburg Victor II and his wife, Florence, became the parents of Victor III, born March 9, 1932 He and his wife, are the grandparents of the new baby The father of the baby is Victor IV, son of Victor and Connie and the fourth in a line of seven children THE Furniture Hospital CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 5 REPAIRING t REGIUING Larry & Jim S*ymour 815/459-0653 Capital Project Washington, DC is now the home of many beautiful Japanese cherry trees But the area along the Potomac where these flower­ ing beauties dominate was once a dreary swamp filled with weeds and surrounded by mosquitoes Pregnant, NEED HELP?! CALL BIRTHRIGHT! OfflCf OPtNFI»OM<» fo 11 A M AND MOM » !o9P M MUN ih.u f »i ' MHOUtMSMIiaCUftlCI 815-385-2999