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Thursday. September 21, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Eastwood Manor 6BSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING AT PARTY GIVEN BY CHILDREN / L Edie Iverson rf)pen house was held Sun- 'lay. Sept. 10, from 1 to 6 p.m. by June and Chet Banker of Mayfair drive and Chrystal and Ed Staeh of Granite City. 111., to honor the girls' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schwieger, on their golden wedding anniversary which occurred on Sept. 6. The couple was taken completely by surprise and sat wide-eyed as the guests began t<Hiarrive. Mrs. Schwieger was presented a lovely orchid with gold ribbon while Mr. Schwieger's boutonniere was a white carnation with gold ribbon. A gold leaf was pinned on each guest as they arrived by granddaughter, Patricia Stach, of Granite City. The guest book was kept by granddaughters. Donna and V^-na Schwieger, of Chicago wwo attended with their mother, Lorine. Grandsons. Robert and Edward Stach, Jr. were also present. „ The highlight of the day came when they renewed their marriage vows belore their grandsoh, Edward Stach. Jr., a newly ordained minister of the Methodist church. Edward. Jr., was deeply honored io rend first marriage servicc for his grandparents on such a great occasion. Jean Gagnon of Lakeland Park was responsible for the I delicious buffet served contin- I uously throughout., the afternoon and everyone enjoyed Mrs. Lundberg's coffee cake. S l i c e s o f t h e b r i d e ' s a n d groom's cakes were taken home each guest to be enjoyed The Schwiegcrs received some lovely gifts, gifts of money and cards from as far away as Alaska. About 150 friends and relatives called during the afternoon and they came from Kenosha, Dodgeville, Gotham, and Boscobel, Wis,; Hammond, Ind.: South C h i c a g o , W i n t h r o p H a r b o r , \j^iuconda. Lake Zurich, Mc- Henry, Ingleside, Dolton, Hegwisch, Lakeland Park and Sunnyside Estates. Congratulations again, Mr. and Mrs. Schwieger on your anniversary and having such a nice family. an church in Grayslake at 3:30 p.m. The beautiful bride wore a white dress of short sleeve l,ace top with a moire bouffant skirt and a fingertip veil. The attendents were three bridesmaids dressed in light blue, three groomsmen, flower girl and ringbearer. The Raus were among the 300 who attended the reception at the Wing 'n Fin club at 6 p.m. that evening. The wedding cake was most unusual. Each of the five tiers of the cake was separated by champagne glasses filled with her roses. Congratu 1 a t i o n s, Mr. and Mrs. Bute and Mr. and Mrs. Olsen. May much happiness follow you through &11 the days of your lives. April of 1958 from Wheaton. Both are employed in Crystal Lake which makes, a happy commuting arrangement. Ever so often, Herb's 92 year young mother, Mrs. Emma Fischer, comes for a 2 week visit. She celebrated her 92 years on July 5. Marge -enjoys reading and gardening while Herb enjoys bowling, electronics and short wave radioing. Each night on their return from work they are greeted by Whiskers, their wire-haired terrier. to which we would all like to become accustomcd. Lucky gal. Husbands, make a note. Page Fifteen Late Vacationers Marge and Louie D'-Francisco, daughter Pammy, Marge's sister, Sarah Ellinger, and her son, Jim, have just returned from a 2 week trip to Florida. They spent most of their time in Ft. Lauderdale sightseeing ,nnd deep sea fishing. The thrill that comes once in a life time was experienced by Louie when •he caught a .6 foot, 6 inch, 35 pound sawfish. They made their I triumphant return to the dock with the sailfish flag flying where a crowd had gathered to view their catch. Congratulations. I^ouie. They also visited Cypress Gardens where Esther Williams has her water show, Weeki Wachee Springs, Silver Springs and Miami. While in Miami they were fortunate in seeing the filming of the TV show "Surfside 6". On their return trip they stopped in Rock City, Tenn.. to view the seven states from atop Lookout Mountain. Marge and Louie are already making plans for a return trip next year. Brownie News Tuesday, Sept. 12, was the first of the fall meetings of Brownie, Troop 1.50. A fly up ceremony was held and Cathy Blythe and Marta Martin flew up to intermediate Girl Scouts. LaVerne Noah and Sylvia Obstfelder presented the girls with their fly up wing and Marge Barth, leader of Troop 295, presented them with their. Girl SGOUt pins. Any girl aged 7. 8 or 9 ma^- join Troop 150 and those int e r e s t e d p l e a s e c a l l A l i c e Bieschke at EV. 5-6166. Visitm-s Eleanor and John Fiedler were happy to.have as guests on a recent Sunday her mother.. Mrs. Marie Cairns of Chicago, and Eleanor's sister and husband, Charlotte and Kriese, and daughter, Elaine, o f D e s P l a i n e s . T h e y s p e n t t h e day playing baseball. horseshoes and trying to forget l lie heat. Weekenders | Fran and Jerry Olsen and their children, Kim, Ernie and Erik spent a recent weekend at Wisconsin Dells swimming, visiting the Indian village, San- j ta Claus. Ft. Dells and taking , a duck ride through the scenic i wonders of the Wisconsin ; , fairyland. What a Day Sunday. Sept. 10.*" was birthday celebration at the Wegners. Keith's birthday was , Sept. 7. Dick Gerke's was Sept. 8. Helen's -and Shirley Sim-: mon's was on Sept. 13. So! the • birthday, kids brought along i their spouses and offsprings to j Helm's ;.nd" Keith's for cake I and cof'ee and all had a birth- | day gixxl time. , Sympathy We would like to extend our i \vnipnthy to Alice and Ray ' Bieschke on the death of his j uncle. Joe Krvsh. who passed j away suddenly Thursday, Sept. 14, in Stevens Point. Wis. i Ohallangrrs Anyone? | Boh Kelso and Mike Major, Jr.. are the reigning horseshoe champions of Sunnyside Estates Are there any chaHangers willing to take on the champs0 recover. Ray, our. prayers are for you and your family. We aie sorry to report that Rita O'Brien has a badly sprained ankle. Little Carol Wegner .was rushed to McHenry hospital for an asthamtic shot but we are glfd to report she is better now. News from Houston We talked to our sister-in-i law. Mary Stevens, in Houston bv phone and were told of the horrors of the hurricane plus some humorous sidelights. One side of their roof was blown j °ff. water was 2 inches deep covering the floors and no electricity. Their garage caved in and the roof collapsed destroying much of Harry's merchandise. The humorous side -- imagine .sitting in the bath\: roctni in a raincoat with an umbrella over you. Many oilier tragic' and humorous stories were told and we are .very thankful that o.yr family is safe. This is Life Twin great-grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. George Owen were born to their granddaughter and husband, Helen and Leslie Cragg, in McNeal hospital in Berwyn on Sept. 4. However, the smallest, Daniel Leslie, passed away after 9 days. 5 lb., 1 oz. Donald Edward, survives and he has an older brother, David Owen. Let's Go Visitin' This week we go for a visit with Marge and Herb Fischer at 2018 W. Oakleaf drive. They moved to Sunnyside Estates in Weddings St. Joseph the Worker Catholic church in Wheeling was the setting for a beautiful wed- (nRg Saturday, Sept. 9, at 11 o'clock in the morning when Kenneth Bute, son of Katherine and Paul Bule, took as his bride, Miss Lydia Schwarz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Sehwarz of Wheeling. The lovely bride wore a white sheath of peau de soie with overskirt and a crown with shoulder length veil. The bridesmaids, one of whom was Kenneth's sister, Kaysle, attired in gold street length dresses were followed by the groom's small sister and brother, Kim and Kelly, who attended the couple as flower girl and junior usher. A dinner for 120 was held at a hotel in Wheeling after which the couple left for a 2 week trip to Florida. On their return they will make their home in Arlington Heights. Another wedding of interest was the one attended by Henrietta and Karl Rau and children, Karen and Johnny, Saturday, Sept. 9, of his nephew. Roger Olsen, to Hilda Derntez. The couple were united in marriage in a candlelit ceremony in the United Presbyteriby Ed Vestgarcr Why The Delay? Recently, a radio signal was sent from the California Mohave Desert on a trip around the planet Venus, a distance of sevently. million miles or so. The same strong signal returned in 6'i minutes. Let's see you comprehend the rate of speed that this message traveled. For us that jump in our service vehicle and rush off for a customer's house at car speed, the best we could imagine was that a quick snap of the finger represented a trip around our Earth. A little faster than we can make it from CUSTOM T.V. when you phone EV 518757 or 5-5659 for television service. But. we do surprise our cusstomers with our promptness. Try us next time. 11 Reasons Why To See % If You Need . Waler System or Weill 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing. ^ 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wirds and Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts available for all makes. 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK nry County W@!G & tap WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV 5-5262 or Residence EV 5-0718 Wow-eeeee Bill Grist is on vacation and he is wining and dining his wife, Bernadine. in a manner Sick List Ray Bieschke was called 1c the hedside of his eldest brother in Tucson, Ariz, after an automobile accident. His brother is still on the critical list i and we hope and pray he will Rake Kids Rake It.has beeij suggested thai if homeowners will fill the holes in the road in front of their homes it will help to maintain our roads. Also, pulling the gravel from the sides of the road in ihe center will help. Reminders This is a reminder of the importance of attending the Oct. 5 meeting of the SEHOA. We will elect a board of directors and vote on the adoption of the by-laws of the non-profit corporation. It is to your advantage to be there and vote for the men who govern our community. Nominations are now being made and will be announced in next week's column. Another reminder is the deadline date of Oct. 7 and 8 for erecting racks and moving mail boxes on those two days. Please do not change any boxes until after the Saturday. Oct. 7 mail delivery, and then go to work. Birthdays Happy birthday today. Thursday, to Joanne Matuszek Beckman and Paul Berg. Best wishes to Laureli Jost and Velda Tyler on Sept. 22, to Eleanor Fiedler on Sept. 23. to Wally Berg Sept. 24. to Marilyn Current Sept 26 and to .John Scheibe on Sept. 27. Greetings.- all. Annivci sary Contrralulations to June and Ted Voight who celebrate 14 years of marriage on Sept. 27. Suspend Licenses Of Five Last Week i THOMAS PALMER ENROLLS AT HOLY CROSS SEMINARY Thomas L. Palmer is enrolled at Holy Cross seminary, a college preparatory high j school on the campus of the University of Notre Dami?. South Bend. Ind. Thomas" the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran!': J. Palmer. 4112 • N. Pitzen Road, McHenry. Thomas is a graduate of Si. John the Baptist grade «chool. His entrance to the seminary is the first step on his way to the priesthood in the Congregation of Holy Cross, the Holy Cross Fathers. USE CLASSIFIEDS The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced this past week the suspension of the driver licenses of Charles E. Adams and Frederic E. Lee of Cary: Bni'-c E. Malahn of Crystal Lake and Thomas R. Phillips of Woodstock, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to Richard A. Meyers of- Rt. 9, McHenry. and Ronald R. Welke of Woodstock. The average book will give us information: the Bible gives us transformation. Jewel Pastry Shop Speelal Thurs., Fri., Sat., Only! CHOCOLATE SUNDAE Cake AVAILABLE NOW AT. 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