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V< ' - i THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, October 3. 1963 Pfflf :A MARION HOFFMANN Miss Hoffmann Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Hoffmann announce the engagement of their daughter, Marion Kathleen, to Robert R. Messel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Messel of Pistakee Highlands. Miss Hoffmann is a graduate of St. Thercse school of nursing in Waukegan. Her fiance is a student at the University of Illinois in the electriciaJ engineering department. No date has been set for the wedding. Woman'* Ctnb To Hear Author Oct. 4 The McHenry Woman's club will meet Friday, Oct. 4, at 1 o'clock at the Community Methodist church when Mrs. Alice E. Flaherty, author, teacher and lecturer, will present an interesting program, "Where There's A Woman There's Money." Preceding the meeting, Mrs. Frank Beatty and her committee will be in chat^e of serving refreshments. Tell Engagement Of Judl Brough Mr. and Mrs. David Brough Of Shekl subdivision, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judi to Terrence Conner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conner of Riverdale subdivision. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Brough attended McHenry high school and is now employed in Chicago. Mr. Connor also attended the local high school. Dinciiftft Junior College For f'.T.A. The Big Hollow P.T.A. will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 8 p.m. at the Big Hollow school. Togetherness, "Through Good Schools" is the theme for the month. After a short business meeting, a special guest speaker from the Lake County Community College association will be present to discuss a junior college for Lake county. He will also have film strips. Hostess for the evening will be the eighth grade mothers. Elaine Levato Engaged To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levato announce the engagement of their daughter, Elaine, to Mr. Raymond E. Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall of Wisconsin Dells, Wis. The wedding will take place Nov. 2 at St Patrick's Catholic church in McHenry. Home-School Group Opens Season Oct. 7 St. Mary's Home and School association will have its first meeting of the year on Monday, Oct. 7, at 8 o'clock in the school gym. The same program of meetings will be carried on as last year, every other month. With fewer meetings scheduled, members hope that more parents will be able to take an active part in this worthwhile program. Sister M. de Lourdes, school principal, will introduce the remainder of the teaching staff. Refreshments will be served. Cope Infant Is Christened Tlx1 small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cope of Wonder Lake was christened Joy Marie in a baptismal service which took place last Sunday, Sept. 29, in Christ the King church. Rev. Fr. James Vanderpool officiated at the ceremony, with a mother's blessing at the altar following the christening. Acting as godparents for the baby were Mrs. Elmer League of LaQrange, great-grandmother of" the baby, and Lester Smith of McHenry, her greatuncle. A lovely buffet dinner was served at the Richard Cope home to the sponsors and about twenty-five relatives and friends following the baptismal rite. - v ** •, "• i» KATHLEEN HUNT Lawrence Cynowa To Marry Hebron Girl Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hunt of Hebron announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen, to Lawrence Cynowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cynowa of Lakemoor. A spring wedding is planned. ELEVEN FROM AREA ENROLL AT WHITEWATER Eleven McHenry youths are among the 1,307 freshmen who registered for classes at Wisconsin State college, Whitewater. They include Philip Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Opal Destepanis, 133 W. Riverside Drive; Lloyd Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Smith, 1803 W. River Terrace drive; Lisa Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Petersen, 2719 Iroquois Trail; Michael Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Paul, 607 S. Rt. 31; A. Ronald Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Olsen, 614 N. John St.; Judith Meineke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Meineke, 4616 W. Shore drive; Ronald Marshall, son of Mr. and Mi's. LeRoy H. Marshall. 2111 W. Fairview avenue; William Jorgenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jorgenson, 3508 Oakdale avenue; John Hiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hiller, 3701 St. Johns avenue; Theodore Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Freund, 2115 W. Johnsburg road; and Timothy W. Farr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Farr, 505 N. Baulevard. Wed Sept. 21 Marriage Licenses Dennis Taylor, Jr., and Pen ny Sue Scholtz, both of McHenry. A. QiiHrmn nnrt Father L. Prell, I'-.ii. i>t McHenry Kotaiik . ,.u<lio Photo THE KENNETH VOUNGS A lovely wedding at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake, on Sept. 21 united in marriage Miss Sandra Schmunk and Mr. Kenneth L. Young of McHenry. HARRISON PTA OPENS SEASON NEXT TUESDAY It's back-to-school night for parents at the Harrison P.T.A. meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 8 p.m. In cooperation with the school staff, the P.T.A. is sponsoring an open house to enable parents to become better acquainted with school facilities and teachers, and find out how well students have settled into the new school year. Parents need not be P.T.A. members to attend, and all are invited, as well as other interested persons who want to see how the school is functioning, said Lee Pickrum, president. The P.T.A, open house is not to be confused with the school's official teacherparents' conferences that will be held later. P.T.A. began its new year with enrollment of members. Parents of all 453 Harrison students are invited to join. Early indications point to another record membership year as greater numbers show interest in school-P.T.A. affairs. Last month's meeting featured introduction of the Harrison staff and school board, plus a discussion of the school's reading program by consultant Samuel Long. The reading theme continues at the November meeting with speaker Stuart Brent, widely known teacher, philosopher, book-reviewer, lecturer, writer a n d t e l e v i s i o n p e r s o n a l i t y . Brent's subject will be, "How to enjoy and interest children in reading books." The Brent meeting is free to the entire community, as well as teachers and P.T.A. members who are being invited from surrounding areas. CARD OF THANKS Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and help we received in our recent bereavement, and to Rev. Carder, relatives, friends and neighbors, we are truly and deeply grateful. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Dowell, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Harris And Harold Dowell •10-3-63 OES MEMBERS, GUESTS WELCOMED ON ADVANCE NIGHT McHenry Chapter, No 547, Order of the Eastern Star, welcomed many members and guest officers from other chapters as they observed Advance Night on Tuesday evening, Sept 24, at the Masonic temple. Serving were worthy matron, Stella Chamliers: worthy patron, Clifford Chambers; ami Edith ^Dowell, secretary. Guest officers presiding were, in the East, Josephine Swanson, associate matron, Duane Overton, pastron patron of McHenry; in the west; Phyllis Kochler, conductress, Theodore H. Guy, a member of McHenry chapter; in the south, Grayce Swanson, associate conductress; Frank Moravee, Richmond chapter, secretary; Harold Darg, Lounsbury chapter, treasurer; Edith Buehert, Richmond chapt^j associate conductress; Ruth Kraft, Nunda chapter, chaplain; Lorenz Goetze, Algonquin, marshal; King Hearth. Nunda chapter, organist; Genevieve Heyward, member of McHenry chapter, Adah; Florence Knell, Bensenville chapter, Ruth; Helen Engeldinger, Day Star chapter, Esther; Arlaine Besser, Woodstock chapter, Martha; Marian Peter, Algonquin, Electa; Herman Besser, Woodstock, warder; Carl Swanson, member of McHenry chapter, guest sentinel; Harry Hansen, past patron of McHenry chapter, sentinel; Carold Enell, Bensenville, color bearer. Soloist for the evening was Clarissa Melen, Milburn chapter, and pianist was Edith Grant of Richmond. Elsie Reiker, a past matron of McHenry, was escorted, intrcWuced and seated in the I$st as Josephine Swanson's guest of honor. Harriet Dodd, grand lecturer of McHenry, was escorted and introduced, as were members of the Grand chapter committee, worthy matron and worthy patron, past matrons and past patrons. Escorts for the evening were Theodore H. Guy and Carl Blomquist, members of McHenry chapter. The beautiful table decorations in the dining room were made by Josephine Swanson* associate matron. Refreshments were served by Marie Milbrandt, Joan Brasky, John Brasky, Florence Larson^ Leetha Glorck and Anita Hansen, all members of McHenry chapter. Garden Club Makes Plans To Expand Memberships This Fall FALL CONFERENCE OF DISTRICT 26 PTA IS PLANNED NEXT MONDAY DEADLINE FOR CHORAL PROGRAM The deadline for registration of new members of the McHenry Choral club has been set for next Monday, Oct. 7. Meetings are held each Monday in the high school music room in preparation for the holiday concert the first weekend in December. The club this fall numbers about fifty-five, and members are deep in the rehearsal of music appropriate for the season. Any adult will be welcomed into the organization, but altos and basses are especially needed. Your Health and Chiropractic by Dr. Carleion Smith McHenry, 111. SACRO-ILLAC STRAIN A condition the public is hearing a lot about. V.J It causes, in most cases, ' intense pain in the lower back and leg. Proper adjustments of the joint usually brings instant relief. An enthusiastic group of members attended the SflJtem- Itor meeting of the McHenr Garden club at the home M Mrs. Vaughn Jones on Pistakee Hay. After the women had enjoyed the delicious (lessen while admiring the beautifu view, Mrs. Fred Svoboda, president, started on the' agenda at hand. She gave a stimulating report on the president's council meet in/ of the Garden Clubs of 111 nois. It was stressed that ga: den clubs must drop their e> elusive and social aspects ar<i enlarge their memberships an i scope of activities. The members were in complete accord with this. While they have enjoyed the intimate meetings, they realize that a larger membership is necessary to fulfill their obligations to a growing community and immediately made plans to do this. One of the deterrents to a larger group has been the problem of accommodating it in a private home. This has been resolved by planning to hold the meetings in one of the central quarters, which will also allow for programs by authorities in the various fields of gardening. As a first step, it is planned in November to have an open meeting at which a well known teacher will demonstrate the making of Christmas decorations. Details of this meeting will be announced later. All will be welcome. Anyone interested in joining the Garden club may make application to any one of the members at any time. There are many ways in which McHenry can be served by an interested horticultural group, and it is felt that a large active garden club can fulfill these needs. WOMEN'S CLUB FEDERATION TO HOLD COUNTY DAY Wed Sept. 14 The McHenry County Federation of Woman's Club is planning a county day on Wednesday, Oct. 9, to be held at the Harvard Trinity church. Registration will take place at 1:15 p.m. and the meeting will begin at 1:30. Mrs. Marion Gould, president of the 11th district, will be guest speaker. All members are invited to jettend. DeWane Studio Photo THE ROBERT OT1SES Miss Elaine Weber of 2517 W. Johnsburg road, McHenry, exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Robert Otis of Crystal Lake in a beautiful ceremony performed in St. John the Baptist church Saturday, Sept. 14. HARVEST TEA The International Order of Jobs Daughters, Bethel Number 98, will entertain prospective members^~at a harvest tea on Sunday, Oct. 6, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The tea will be held at the Harry Stinespring residence, 3329 Bayview road. The annual "fall conference of District 26 of the Illinois Congress of Parents and teachers will be held Thursday, Oct. 10, at Forrestal school, Washington street in Forrestal village, scuth of Buckley road (Highway 1311 Great Lakes. 111. P.T.A. members, teachers and school administrators from Lake, McHenry and Boone counties will attend the afternoon and evening sessions, according to Mrs. Lester Keepper, director of District 26, who is in charge of the meeting. Theme of the conference, "Mental Health - the Joy of Discovery," will feature outstanding speaker# heard by Dr. Freda Kehm, mental health chairman for the Illinois Congress. Dr. Kehm is director of t he Association for Family Living in Chicago, a position she has held since 1948. Captain Richard R. Waite, head of the psychiatric branch of the recruit evaluation unit at Great Lakes, will also speak. A panel moderated by Dr. Kehm at the evening session will have as its members Stanley Blumberg, director of the McHenry County Health Clinic; Mrs. Edward Matson, director of Grove school; Calvin Savage, consulting psychologist for Waukegan School District 61; and Charles H, Gardner, assistant principal, Zion-Bention Township high school. Wonder Lake Youth Enrolls A^t Blackburn A young man from the McHenry area has recently enrolled as a n£w student at Blackburn college, Carlinville, 111. Freshman Douglas Jack Sellek recently underwent a week of orientation as part of the one hundred-and-forty-fivemembers class of 1967. He also began work at the college un* der the "work-study" program, celebrating its fiftieth annivet^ sary this fall. Sellek, a June 1963 gradual of McHenry Community high school, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Sellek, 4608 E. Lake Shore Dr., Wonder Lake, While in high school he received ttye Illinois state scholarship. CARD OF THANKS I Wish to thank my and all my friends for tt visits, cards, flowers, gifts and many kind deeds during mj illness. I also want to thai Father Holmgren, F a t h e Coakley and Father Parker. 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