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*9Q9 TWO THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 30; 1959* Mary RmHowski Married "Sktiirdjiy M i s s R u t k o w s k i , daughter of Mto and Mrs. Joseph A. Rutkowski of Chicago, becam^the bride of Mr. Lawrence A. Bobbin last Saturday, July 25. The ceremony took place at 11 o'clock in the morning at Five Holy Martyrs church, Chicago. Miss Rutkowski is well known in Mchenry, having taught in the local high school last year. ^---Saturday Briflf Honored At liiincheon Joan B.urns. x-ray technician at McHenry hospital, was honored at a luncheon at McHenry Country club by her co-workers on Tu6?day, July 21. Those present enjoyed the event with Miss Burns, who was married to Russell Willey of Crystal Lake oti July 25 at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church. Crys^l Lake. Miss Burns is the daughter of Harry Burns of North Caroline street. The newlyweds will reside at' Main street, McHenry. Kempfer, Jr. Attending were Mrs. Marie Vales, Albert Vales, Mr. and Mrs. James Glosson, Albert, Debbie, Michael and Joseph Kempfer and Mrs. Lillian Cox of McHenry; Mrs. Hazel Howard Fletcher and daughters, Barbara and Joan, of Falls i Church, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. | Conrad Borris and Mr. and | Mrs. Joseph Wetzel of Wisconisin; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simon I and daughters, Kathleen and 'Barbara. Mr. and, Mrs. John I Simon and son, Greg, Joseph Simon. Mrs. Helen Mahoney, | Edward Wille, Frank Henz, | Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kempfer j and daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Anj ton Kempfer. Mr. and Mrs. I Charles Heeg. Miss Ann Byrne j and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Valek ! and sons. Edward, John and i Joseph of Chicago; Frank j Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ! Ackermann and son, Karl, of i Brookfield. MARY ANN BOLGER AND JEROME SHARP WED ON SATURDAY Tell Engagement Of Arlene Wlj&s Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wijas announce the engagement of Fox Valley Camp Plans For Outing Fox River Valley Camp. No. 3251. R.N.A., will enjoy their annual outing on Aug. 5 near Engin. Members will meet at the home of Mrs. Peter M. Justen and will leave together from there. Mm Uv their daughter, Arlene, to James Freund. The wedding will take place Aug. 22. i0i .<•: Mrs. Burglunfl Observes Birthday Mrs. Oscar Burglund of Mc- Cli'lom Lake celebrated her birthday anniversary on July 22, with thirteen guests from Rock ford presem to observe the occasion witn her. Among visitors were^r. and Mrs. Eric Johnson. '/ The Burglunfls are enjoying a three-week vacation. Surprised On 75th Birthday A group of relatives and friends surprised Frank Kempfer. Sr., Sunday at the home of the junior Kempfers, the occasion being his seventy-fifth b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y . T h e party was given by his children, Mr,- ,and Mrs. Fred Simon, Mi1, and Mrs. Don Thatcher of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mathews are the parents of a son, born July 27 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A son was born July 25 at Memorial hospital t"o Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durkin. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Carlson of Wonder Lake at Memorial hospital on July 26. Mr. and Mi's. Thomas Russell are the parents of a son, born July 26 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews Scheid are the parents of a son, born July 22 at Memorial hospital. A daughter. Mary Loretta, weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. was born July 21 at Memorial hospital to Dr. and Mrs. John Goetschel. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Foley are the parents of a daughter, born July 22 at Memorial hospital. A boy was born at Memorial hospital on July 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Silas Halcom. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanek are the parents of a son, born July 22 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vick are the parents of a daughter, bora July 22 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of California announce the birth of a son, Shaun Patrick, on July 23. Mrs. Murphy is the former Joan Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber of McHenry. They have two other children, a boy and a girl. A very beautiful wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's Catholic church last Saturday morning, July 25, at 11 o'clock, uniting Miss Mary Ann Bolger and Mr. Jerome A.Sharp, Jr. Rev. Edward C. Coakley officiated at the ceremony joining the daughter of Mrs. John A. Bolger of Richmond road, McHenry, and the late John A. Bolger, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Sharp, Sr., of 326 River Bluff road, Elgin. John Bolger, brother of the bride, gave her away. The altars were attractively decorated >vith bouquets of blue and white flowers. Music was furnished by Celia , Page and Adele Froehlich, who sang during the service and as the bride placed her bouquet on the Blessed Virgin altar. The petite bride was lovely in a Schiffli embroidered silk organza dress, designed with short sleeves, with which she wore matching mitts. The bouffant skirt. in intermission length with graceful back sweep, fell from 'the satincuffed empire bodice which featured a square, petal-edged decolletage. Her full circular veil of pure silk, imported English illusion, was held in place by a hand blocked alencon lace clip smartly interwoven with pure silk organza to match her gown. Attending her as matron of honor was a cousin, Mrs. Joseph Burg, of Woodstock, and her bridesmaid was Mrs. James Wegener of Ringwood, a friend. Mary Ann Sharp, sister of the groom, acted as junior bridesmaid. All were attired similarly in blue embossed organza over taffeta, styled with cap sleeves and square necklines, and wide crushed taffeta cummerbunds and back panels topped by huge bows. They wore head bands of real flowers in blue and white and carried colonial type bouquets of blue and white delphinium and carnations. Karl Sharp of Berwyn served as best man for his brother and Robert Banks of Chicago, a cousin, and Warren Turner of Oak Park, a friend, were ushers. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Bolger selected a gown of petal pink Florentine lace over satin, matching accessories and a corsage of white roses. Mrs. ShaYp wore a pink nylon dress over taffeta, with waist corsage of white carnations and roses. Following the ceremony, a reception for 250 guests was enjoyed at the McHenry Country club, with Mrs. Ray Gaylord and Miss Kathleen Angelse in charge of the guest book. Later, the couple left on a wedding trip North. Upon their return they will reside ^t 507 Crescent Drive, McHenry. For her travelling ensemble. Mrs. Sharp wore a yellow dress and corsage of white carnations and yellow roses. The britfe is k graduate of the McHenry high school and Norther^ Illinois, university. She ifc presently teaching in Eclgebrook school. The bridegroom graduated from Crystal Lake high school and Elgin Watchmakers' college. He has accepted a position in the research and development division of Elgin MicroniCs. EXPLAIN COUNTY TAX STRUCTURE TO KIWANIS CLUB Another informative an d timely program was presented by the McHenry Township Kiwanis Club Monday night when Vernon Kays, former county collector, spoke about the tax structure in McHenry county. Assisting him were panelists o Lester Bacon, township assessor; Charles Millar, roa"d commissioner; LeRoy Smith, supervisor; and Walter Dean, assistant supervisor1; with Fred Zandier, Kiwanis president, serving as moderator. Tax bills are made up of two things, Kays told the sixty people assembled, the prgperty valuation as assessed, and the tax rate. He stressed that the. tax rate is determined by the various taxing bodies, such as school' districts, and fire protection districts, and. not by the collector's office. jQpncem with taxes should stacfj with attendance at budget hearings of these taxing bodie$n which are always public me^littgs. Kays said that taKgs paid under protest ties percentage of the mqri$r, which serves to lessen the income of the county, whereas the proper time to protest is the ten day period following the publication of the evaluation lists in the newspapers. T h i s brought out the fact that many residents do not read local papers and never see the assessor's valuation of their property. It would be simple and inexpensive under the present system. according to Kays, to send each taxpayer a postal card showing the old and new Tssessment, in addition to* newspaper publication^Pea^n said he would sponsd^|pr<S^ lution to this effect at (he next supervisor's meeting.: ; The audience was conjposed' of representatives of all organizations and all but two of j£he property owners' associations at Wonder Lake. The|4^US-> sion followed dinner MO Ijjhe Lake View Inn, witl| KR£v- James McChesney giving th<^ invocation, and Art ItSGreCJSf leading the group in sotig, companied by Miss Carolihe Taylor. ' . Photo by Medlar THE HARRY MUELLERS Edna Rudolph and Harry Mueller were united in marriage by Judge Charles Adams of McHenry on Saturday, July 18. They arfe residing in Eastwood Manor., CARD OF_ THANKS O u r r e c e n t b e r e a & g f & C t i t leaves us with grateful hearts towards neighbors and frien4s-. Vour helpfulness and comforting expressions of sympathy Will always be remembered. Walter Patzke Stella Raycraft Wttlard Thurwell 13 OSRITAL McHenry Hospit&l Patients at McHenry hospital incfiided Ingebord Olsen of McCullom Lake; Richard Wiczesany, Evelyn Hans, Marguerite. Thompson, Alexander Donarski, Theodore Sims, Evelyn Routt, Dr. Milda Liepins, Trent Middlecoff, Clara Vogt, Kaethe Henkendreis, Bernadine Wachter and Emily Ree.c of IVtcHenry; Phillip Bell of Woodstock; Wally Johnson of Grayslake; Herman Harms of Lake Villa; Joseph Majercik and Lawrence O'Brien of Won der Lake; Everett May of Ringwood; Russell Schlechtenmeyer of Round Lake; Danie Sutton of Richmond; Bernadine Wenken of Holiday Hills and Michael Paull of Crystal Lake Memorial Hospital Pat£g|its at Memorial hospital, Webdstock, this past week incluqs|jane Mann, Kathleen Barth^^gster Glorch and Nicola Bivona of, McHenry; Nadine Lane of McCullom Lake 'fid Gloria Coughlin of Wonder Lake. SHOP IN McHENRY MARRIAGE LICENSES Albert G. Oonk and Marie "Kalbow, both of Ringwood. S. W. Lessman and Betty L. Bellor, both of McHenry. Let every dawn of morning be to you; as the beginning of life. , SHOP IN McHENRY fruly 28> Annual Summer Lawn Card Party -- St. Patrick's Catholic C h u r c h L a w n -- D e s s e r t Luncheon -- 1:30 p.m. -- Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Sodality, August. 5 Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A. -- Annual Outing near Elgin -- Meet at Mrs. Peter M. Justen Home. Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A. Annual Outing -- Near Elgin -- Meet at Mrs. Peter M. Justen Home. August 10 Ice Creaim Social -- St. Paul's Episcopal Church Lawn -- Sponsored % Women's Auxiliary -- 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. August 19 St. Mary's P.T.A. Annual Fall Fashion Show -- Legion Home -- Dessert Luncheon. August 20 R i v e r view Camp, R.N.A., Picnic -- Chapel Hill -- Meet at City Park at Nooft SPRING GROVE MAN NAMED HEAD OF LEGION GROUP In Rolls Tuna Jf . The "40 et 8" of McHenry county held election of Officers recently, naming Lester A. Seidschlag of Spring Grove as chef de gare. Other officers are Charles Frisch of Cary, chef de train; George W. Franke of Woodstock, correspondant; Melvin Tohnson, carde de la Porte; Frank Brockrogge of Crystal r.ake, aumonier; Alvin Anderson of Woodstock, Wallace Leonard and John Kvidera of Cary, cheminots localle; Rob- ?rt Wilbrandt of Crystal Lake, 'dvocat at large; and W. M. Bray ton of Cary, publiciste. CARD OF THANKS I would like to ^express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards, flowers and gifts and also for visits and prayers during my illness. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Helen Pitzen 13 There is no law of God or man which suggests that wealthy criminals should not pay the full penalty for theii crimes. Tuna salad in a bun is fun, especially in hot weather and where children are involved. Somehow buns say picnics, and whtm they are filled with universally liked tuna, both the mood aii?r food are right for summer. By keeping a can or two of tuna in the refrigerator as a staple, you have the start for truly appealing summer salads and saildwiches. The tuna salad, in a bun or no, makes an excellent luncheon or supper dish. It's hearty and yet provides a pleasant lift on hot day. Canned tuna is a protein food of superior quality. Its B vitamins and such essential minerals as calcium, phosphorus, iron, copper and iodine are important in the diet of growing children and full grown adults. Tana Party Rolls 2 cans (6% or 7 ounces % teaspoon horseradish , ^ each) tuna % cup mayonnaise or ™ % cup finely diced celery commercial sour cream 2 tablespoons lemon juice 4 frankfurter rolls 1 tablespoon minced onion Combine tuna and celery; sprinkle with lemon juice. Blend together onion, horseradish and mayonnaise; add to tuna mixture. Toss lightly. Spoon into split rolls. If desired, garnish with capers and sliced stuffed olives. Yield: 4 servings. SWIM SUIT SALE ROSE MARIE REED AND ELON OF CALIFORNIA Vi and 1/2 OFF ALL SALES FINAL Use Our Convenient Charge Account For Town & Country 806 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Phone 2713 STORE HOURS: Open Daily -- 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fridays 'til 9 p.m. Closed Wednesdays Highway accidents are not confined to other people, they can happen to you if you fail to "Slow down and live" this summer. re Beauty Sloppe ZOO S. Green St. McHenry 10 August is Upon Us Mother -- Send Your Schoolgirl to Us for a Permanent for school Air Conditioned SWEDISH MASSAGE -- STEAM BATHS : U PHOTO PRINTING AND DEVELOPING "-'^4 HOUR SERVICE AT BOLGEITS •~"W, "-.Vfppijp mem WHY THE STRING? Probably, to remind the lady to do something special, something not a matter of habit. In general, her life--like the lives of most Americans--is one of order and progress largely as a result of habit. It is said that Americans "have the habit of success"; and it's a matter of record that Americans have the thrift habit -- an $80 billion backlog of money-in-the-bank attests to it. These are good habits to acquire: They pay off handsomely. If you haven't the thrift habit yet, tie a string around your finger as a reminder to START SAVING -- WITH US: THERE'S NOTHING C'JITE LIKE HAVING J^ONEY IN THE BANK! MdlENRY STATE BANK Established Since 1906 Interest Paid On Savings Deposits Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System PHONE 1040 EL COME #?>r TO OUR OPEN HOUSE FH@M It) DARK, SAT. & SUN. August 1st & No Money Down s MOURN UP TO DATE SPLIT4EVEL iiHiHii MhIBMBH Other Models From $14,000 & Up SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODEL -- ONE LOOK AND YOU'LL AGREE. THIS IS THE HOME FOR YOU AND YOUR F A M I L Y TO UVE I N AND E N J O Y . . . . . . COME OUT AND GET If SURPRISE SONUS YOU WILL BE AMAZKB AT WHAT WE WILL 8E GIVING AWAY AQUA LANE ESTATES C. SMITH BUILDING CO. Take any road to Rte. 120. Go to McHENBY 3484 McHenry, turn north at Riverside Hotel and watch for the signs.