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*V' P \4 .E 2 • PLA1NDEALER • FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER K. 1*78 sssssssssssss Home Decorating Program I • V. X • v - Sponsored By Newcomers MR AND !V1KS. H ANDEL J. Vl( CAFFERTY St. Mary's catholic church in McHenry was the scene of the evening nuptial Mass uniting Sandra J Basel and Randel J McCafferty. both graduates of McHenry high school The bride, who is currently a student at Northern Illinois university, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Basel, 42D5 West Shore drive, McHenry Mr. and Mrs Jack McCafferty, 4000 East Lake Shore drive, Wonder I>ake, are the parents of the groom, who ubtained his paramedic education at McHenry hospital Special music for the ceremony included "All That I Am and "Gift of Finest Wheat", sung by Cindy Wright and Greg Dicker, ac­ companying themselves on guitars. "Wedding Song" sung and played by Bill Dicker, and Wedding March", which Joan vVilson performed on the organ Peach carnations and white roses with baby's breath were placed on the sides of the church, and also on the altar during the 7 p m Mass, celebrated by Father Robert Balog The bride's gown of white silk chiffon, had a sheer yoke and long sleeves It was gathered at the waist with a ruffled sash, and flowed gracefully into a two foottrain Her single-layer sheer finger-tip veil was held in place by a crown of white roses and baby's breath She carried peach roses with white car nations Shirley Basel of McHenry, sister of the bride, was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Jane Basel, another sister, of DeKalb. and Judy Boro of McHenry All attendants were attired in watermelon pink floral dresses, finished at the lower edge with a ruffle This flounce was also repeated around matching ANNUAL PARADE OF FAU FASHIONS Tuesday, September 12, 7 30pm St. Patrick's Parish Hall Donations Adults - $3.00 Students - $1.00 Ihj LIAAAIIAIA i •SniyifS l/¥wWlWv SPONSORED BY THE M0NT1NI PARENTS ASSOCIATION PHOTOGRAPHY BY GAYLORD shawls Completing the outfit were a spray of stephanotis worn in the hair, white sandals, and bouquets containing a single peach rose, delicate greens, and baby's breath Performing the duties of best man was Brian McCafferty of Chicago George Erber of Crystal Lake and Bill Dicker of Champaign were the groom­ smen The mothers of the bridal couple each chose full length long-sleeved dresses There were about 110 guests at the John Evans Inn. Crystal Lake, for the reception after the ceremony Among these were the Bob Pryors from Stone Lake, Iowa; Beulah Joachims, of Laurens. Iowa and Mrs Hazel Gulgren. of Crystal Lake After a canoeing and sightseeing--rrfp ~T6--r»rr~ Wisconsin Chain-of-Lakes area, the couple will return to a place of residence in DeKalb Double Dilemma Club Meets In Crystal Lake Double Dilemma Mothers of Twins club will meet at 8 p m Sept 12 at St Paul's church. 485 Woodstock street, Crystal l,ake The club, open to all mothers with multiple birth children, meets the second Tuesday of every month and holds various social and fun raising events thoughout the year For more information about the club or this month's meeting please call Mrs Ronald < Ann ' Vacula. McHenry They Can't Judge: "How could you swindle people who trusted you?" Prisoner: "But. judge, people who don't trust you can't be swindled." Anyone interested in an in­ formational program filled with decorating ideas and exciting and unusual suggestions on ways to use wallpaper to add color, texture, pattern and personality to all rooms, plan now to attend the Sept. 12 meeting of the Town and Country Newcomers club This September, Newcomers gathering will take place Tuesday, Sept. 12, at St Paul's Episcopal church at 7:30 p.m. Program vice-president, Elizabeth Loughan, has an­ nounced that a local hardware and variety store will sponsor a wallpaper demonstration by the area representative of a Chicago-based wallpaper company. Whether it is a do-it-yourself papering project or will be done by a professional, this helpful presentation will take the mystery out of this home im­ provement project. Included will be actual samples of imported wall coverings and handmade wallpapers with unusual backgrounds and colors. Swatches of products will show textures and colors and in­ formation on features of other decorative materials will be presented Members are particularly encouraged to attend this meeting because plans for future club activities and children's events will be discussed. The next Tea, Talk, and Sew, a get-acquainted morning meeting especially for new members, will take place Thursday, Sept. 21, at 9:30 a.m. Details will be available from Mrs. Ron Bisiewicz. For further details on any club activity or information about joining the Newcomers club, just drop in on any meeting or contact Mrs. Joseph Wilcox. Any residents new to the area are always welcome at club meetings and are en­ couraged to attend club events. For New Members A "Get Acquainted" tea for mothers interested in joining the McHenry County Lamaze Parent group will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 12, at Bobbi Bechtold's home, 9201 High Meadow lane in Wood stock Installaion of new of­ ficers will also take place The Lamaze Parent group (affiliated with Ni Aspo Northern Illinois chapter of American Society of Psychoprophylaxis in Ob­ stetrics L-i&--an organization of parents interested in promoting healthy and happy children and families. The group sponsors 4* many programs on child rearing including speakers, seminars, social activities, and a helpline service Annual fun raisers are held to provide money to pay for speakers, and to purchase equipment for the pediatric and obstetrical departments of local hospitals. Membership in the organization is open to all parents Anyone interested in obtaining more information about this meeting or the organization can contact Mrs. Wesley (Linda) Pribla, 220 N. Shannon drive, Woodstock. Third Tuesday For T.H.E.O.S. Meetings TO AIDS New Aids, Batteries, and Service. CALL BOLCERS DRUG STORE 385-4500 Itfondez /lake 9nn AND LOUNGE Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH! FROM 11:30 to 2:00 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Serving Sandwiches and Special Combination Luncheons FEATURING • Chicken Chop Suey Fried Rice I Egg Foo Young • Roast Port Fried Shrimp, Fried Wonton 5 Hold Lamaze Tea Mother's Own Wedding Veil *\ Worn By Bride Wearing her mother's full- length. lace-edged veil, held in place by a coronet, Ann M. Pierce approached the altar of St Patrick's church on Sept. 2, to exchange vows with Terry J. Tiffany, of Lake Tomahawk, Wis Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Willard Pierce, 810 W. Barbara lane, McHenry. Mr and Mrs Frank Tiffany of Little Chicago, Wis are the parents of the groom Autumn-colored leaves from northern Wisconsin decorated the church for the 1 p.m. ceremony Music was presented with a personal touch by organist Dan Diedrich, and special friends, Chris Gwiaz- sowski. Joanne Roll, and Sister Marol Mecko. Miss Pierce's gown of white satin with its long skirt ending in a circular train, was make for her by her mother. It was an exact replica of the gown by the bride's mother at her own wedding. Ruth and Mary Pierce, sisters of the bride, and Doreen Miller, all of McHenry, Nancy Bonovich of Gurnee, and Linda Smith of Janesville all attended the bride They were all outfitted in red satin floor-length gowns with flared skirts, and fitted sleeves and bodice. These formals were also designed and made by the bride's mother k. JobivCalleo of Trevor was the "Best man The groomsmen were James and Jeff Tiffany of Little Chicago, Wis , brothers of the groom, Tom Coming and Al Hovorick of Kenosha The bride's mother designed a light blue full-length gown for herself, and the mother of the groom chose a high-necked, formal length style, also in a blue The double-ring ceremony was followed by a reception for 150 held in the Pierce home The bride is a 1975 graduate of Marian Central, and received an associate degree in fashion merchandising from Blackhawk Technical institute The groom attended Gateway Technical institute after graduating in 1975 from Tremper high school in Kenosha The couple will be residing in I^ke Tomahawk Smart GM Chaplain Bruno said to little Alice? "Would you rather be beautiful or good?" She replied: "Beautiful, I can always repent." Beginning in September, the third Tuesday of each month will be the regular meeting d a t e f o r T H E O S T H^T^rS- rffc-Help "Each Other Smile) is a non- demonational group for widows and widowers, meeting once a month to have dinner together at some local restaurant and spend the evening at the church enjoying warm fellowship On Sept 19, the group will meet at 5:30 p.m. for dinner at Snug Harbor restaurant, and then return to the First United Methodist church for the program and an evening of fellowship Gertrude Anderson and Ann Demke will be the hostesses All widows and widowers are welcome, and the place and time of the dinner always appears under the Community Calendar listing; however further information is available from Mae Stinespnng or Lyda Radisch Kitchen Band Club Holds Fall Luncheon The annual Fall luncheon of the Kitchen Band social club is scheduled for Friday, Oct 6 at White Oaks restaurant at Burlington. Wis Reservations, checks, and choice of entree must be given to Lyda Radisch by Sept 12 Members are to meet at the McHenry Savings and Loan parking lot at 11 am, where car pools will be organized After a leisurely drive to Burlington, the bus will arrive at the White Oaks restaurant in time for the noon lucheon In addition to the delicious food, there will also be soft German music playing in the background Suggestions for next year's activities will be welcomed at the luncheon meeting on Oct 6 Skating Genius J L Plimpton invented the roller skate in 1863 CLEANING SERVICE INC PROFESSIONAL Small Office & Household CLEANING Upholstery Cleaning Wall Washing • Weekly *Light Housekeeping • B» Weekly • inside Windows • Monthly • Carpet Cleaning •General Housekeeping or Man. Service CALL 385-0283 TODAY Wedding Trio Features The Groom s Father "The Prayer of St. Francis" and "The Wedding Song "were beautifully rendered in honor of the bridal couple, Pamela Wiser and John Cooper, by Frank Cooper, the groom's father, and by Joan Cooper and Bernadette Freres, during the wedding at St. Peter's church in Volo. The church was festively decorated with fresh white carnations and white ribbons as Father Heaney performed the 3 p.m. ceremony on Sept. 2. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wiser, Round Lake, and Frank Cooper, 506 Lakeview avenue, Wauconda, and the late Joan Cooper, are the parents of the groom. The bride chose a white chiffon gown with high illusion neckline, delicately sprinkled with pearls. The bodice and straight sleeves were tastefully accented with reembroidered alencon lace, which was also repeated around the border of the bride's fingertip veil. Kim Mitchell of Wauconda attended the bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Colleen Wiser of Volo, Therese Cooper of Wauconda, and Fran Wiser of McHenry. The attendants were attired in full-length peach gowns, with long sleeves. White lace decorated the bodice and Victorian neckline of each dress Performing the duties of best man was Tony Alfieri of Barrington. The groomsmen were Vince Stone of DesPlaines, Jim Wiser of Volo, and Andy Gebhardt of Wauconda. The bride's mother chose a peach A-line formal gown with sheer sleeves. The American Legion hall in McHenry was the scene of a reception for 160 guests held in honor of the bridal couple. The bride and groom are both graduates of Wauconda high school, and he is currently attending the College of Lake county. Their place of residence will be Mundelein Senior Walk-In Outer Meals are served Monday through friday at the McHenry Walk-In Center beginning at 11:45 a m Reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m the day before at 385-8260 Menus for the week of Sept 14 through 18 are as follows: Sept. 14: Hamburger vegetable soup, green beans, cheese cubes, garlic bread, lemon pudding, and milk. Sept. 15: Beef potato pie with vegetable, lettuce wedges with dressing and cheese, baking powder biscuits, fresh fruit or melon, and milk Sept. 16: Ham loaf, sweet potato, peas, rye bread, jello with topping, and milk. Sept. 17: Turkey-tomato- cheese melt, buttered corn, tossed salad, brownie, and milk Sept. IK: Pork cutlet, tater tots, buttered carrots, apple sauce, wheat bread, vanilla pudding, and milk r 2n Fried Rice t Egg Roll - Friday Special - FISHERMAN'S WHARF • Shrimp Chop Suey Fried Rice ft Egg Roll • Beef Chop Suey Fried Rice ft ^75 Egg Roll L '70 *2 95 CARRY OUT ORDERS! SSOfc E WONDER IAKE RD WONDER LAKE III PHONE 815 728 0411 • <>!iops ar<l| i* :.nnei ro I j ititHS » . All AM fO» SANOUf TS * wtCXMNGS EN FOR 0mw» TUES. THUtS 4 to9.FRI 4 to 10. SAT 1 to 10. SO* I till spurgeons SEMI-ANNUAL ART NEEDLEWORK SALE NOW THRU SUNDAY, SEPT. 17th HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION WHILt MERCHANDISE IS AT SAI t PRICES1 STOCK UP NOW FOR YOUR WINTER NEEDS 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY 385 4100 Ask me about life Insurance for the Married Woman Today, a wife needs a life insurance plan of her own. Especially if there are children depending on her, or if she works outside the home. Call me for details. Granville Sornson 1303 N. RICHMOND RD. McHENRY 385-1627 IVAYI fAia State Farm Life Insurance Company Home Office Bloommgton. Illinois WADE HEISLER AND DEBORAH SMITH SPRING WEDDING - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, 3601 W. Clover, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah, a 1977 graduate of Marian Central high school, to Wade Heisler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heisler, 313 N. Fleming road, Woodstock. Wade graduated from Woodstock high school in 1975. The couple plans to be married in May 1979. KAREN LEE FREUND ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Freund of McHenry announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Lee to Lawrence E. Weideman, son of Mr: and Mrs. Lee A. Weideman of Ingleside. Karen is a 1976 graduate of McHenry high scho4>l and is currently studying medical lab technology at the College of Lake county, and will graduate in May. Larry is a 1975 graduate of Grant high school and is employed in construction. They have chosen June 9, 1979 as their wedding date. Four Topics In New LaLeche League Series The McHenry group of LaLeche league is beginning a new series of meetings on Sept 14 at 8 p.m to discuss the ad­ vantages of breastfeeding, and three other related topics The league suggests it is most beneficial for the expectant mother who is considering breastfeeding her child to at­ tend the extra series of meetings to help her make an informed decision McHenry area meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month The other three topics to be covered at sub­ sequent monthly meetings are: The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties; Baby Arrives: the Family and the Breastfed Infant ; and Nutrition and Weaning These meetings are informal and babies are always welcome There is also a len­ ding library if you wish to read more on the subject of child care For further information about the meeting, please contact league leaders, Mrs Gerald (Mary) .{Chatham of Mrs Richard (Marcia) McGowan McHenry Women's Club To Enjoy Local Play the McHenry Women's Club will enjoy the play "Any Wednesday" after its annual fall luncheon at Sacha's on Sept 14 The meal is scheduled to be served at 11:45 and curtain time at the Crescent Bay Landing Theatre will be 1 30 pm Reservations are available from Mrs Dorothy O'Brien Members and guests are cordially invited to take part in the day Dues for the year will be accepted at the time of the luncheon Friendship Club To Hold Fall Potluck The first fall pot luck dinner and meeting of the Friendship club of the First United Methodist church will be on Saturday, Sept y at 6 p.m in the church dining room The secretary reports all rosters and menu schedules have been mailed to members Mrs Vivian Bassett will have the program for the evening. Hosts and hostesses will include Vivian Bassett, Esther Sims, Florence Colby, Florence Berggren. and Grace and Adolph Borchers NEW SHOW! FOXFIRE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS "Any Wednesday" Dinner Theatre Performances •EVENING PERFORMANCES TUCS « WED •MATINEE PERFORMANCES WED t TMURS FOR THEATRE RESERVATIONS I INFORMATION CAU. US-90S3 Tad Si*b«r at »h. P|ano |ar Sundoy Evningi Jimmy Alman Trio Plus "tmu 6 >otur««y Night* 6R£SCENT r-DAV ^LANDING 3309 H. ffiapd Hill Id., McHenry ' 3IS-SI99 i