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't { *1 '% "~ ~X V ,h . . THE MrHKNRY PLAINDRA1.ER Thursday, January S, 1! wt ' Geme^te Ktipec * Honored on Birthday Gemctte K'upec was honored on her eighth birthday Jan. 4. at t,he home of her parents. Games. Prizes and refreshments were enjoyed by the following guests Susan Clarke, Cynthia, Chiistine and Celeste Doherty, Linda and Clarence Just en, Lawrence Muck, Melanie and Rosalind Rees, Charlene Jenner and Clara Ann and Doretta Noonan. CLARENE FREUND, ROBERT PEISERT WED SATURDAY I'ATHU IA ( OVELL Richmond Girl To Marry MeJvin May Mrs. Dorothy Covell of Mill street,- 'Richmond, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Patricia Ann, to Melvin B. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. May of N. Solon road? McHenry. . Miss Covell is a 1963 graduate of Richmond Burton Community high school and is presently employed by a Crystal Lake firm. Her fiance is a 1961 graduate of the same school. . A July wedding is being planned. Couple Plans Fall Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gritzuk of Spring Grove announce the engagepient of their, daughter, Ahn, to Mr. Raymond Vaselenko, son of Mrs. Sophie Vaselenko of Chicago. An early fall wedding is planned. WANDA TONYAN KAREN LINDWALL Miss Lindwall Plans June Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindwall of McHenry Shores announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Gerda, to Mr. Frank Edward Colomer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colomer .of Sunnyside. Karen and Frank were honored at an open house party on Jan. 1, attended by the family and many friends. Miss Lindwall graduated from McHenry high school in June of 1962 and attended Northern Illinois university. She is presently employed in DesPlaines. Her fiance graduated in'1958 from the local high school\He served in the Navy fromfriat year to 1961 and is now employed in McHenry. A June 20 wedding is planned. £ • COLLEEN MAHONEY &ahohey-Jfetternianii Betrothal Announced Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 'Mahoney of the engagement of their'diaufehter,' "Colleen Jean, "to Mr. Kenneth D. Hettermann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hettermann. v No immediate plans have been made for the wedding. Miss Mahoney is attending Northern Illinois university* at DeKalb, and Mr. Hettermann |s a junior draftsman in the engineering department of a Crystal Lake firm. St. Patrick's Mothers Club Meets January 15 ^ The next meeting of St. Patrick's Mothers club will be held in the church hall on Wednesday, Jan. 15, at 3 p.m. Instead of the regular Tuesday jneeting,. Father Parker will conduct a tour of the sacristy and explain the h various Mass vestments and the altar vessels. There will be baby sitters in the school hall for the convenience of mothers with preschool children. Refreshments will be served by the fifth grade mother^following the meeting. Miss Tonyan Plans Wedding In June Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tonyan of Ringwood announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda, to Wesley C. Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton O. Bruce of Ringwood. Miss Tonyan is a senior in the McHenry high school. Her fiance is a 1959 MCHS graduate and is employed in Crystal Lake. A June wedding is planned. •Xv MERRILY W1LLARD Miss Willard Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herman of Island Lake Estates announce the engagement of their daughter, Merrily Lynn Willard, to David V. Fantus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fantus 31 North Victory, Waukegan, formerly of McHenry. A fall wedding will take place, the date to be announced later. We're Giving "lAway REAL Silver Dollars GET A GIKJUINE SILVER DOLLAR REE I 1 * With Every Incoming DRYCLEANING ORDER , totaling $5.00 or more I I SHIRT LAUNDRY & DRYCLEANING 8701 W. Elm St. - McHenry 385-7656 AT NATIONAL TEA PARKING LOT Open Daily: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.--Thurs. & Fri Eves to 9 p.m. Teen Club To Sponsor Dance The Teen club of Eastwood Manor will sponsor a t "hard times' dance on Saturday, Jan. 11, from 7 to 11:15 o'clock at the barn in Eastwood Manor. Joseph Miller Family Holds Christmas Party The Joseph J. Millers had a Christmas family party at the home of the Gerald J. Millers on Crystal Lake road on Sunday, Dec. 29. Present besides thelifboye mentioned were Mrs Claric& Purvey, sons, John, Mike, Allan, and daughter, Peggy, Mary Ellen Nye, Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan, son, Joey, and Terry Becker, and Bonnie, Kathy Jo and Cindy. Christen Daughter Of Robert Millers The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Miller of Barreville road, McHenry, was baptized "Kerry Jean, Sunday, at St. Patrick's church by Rev. Fr. Eugene Parker. Acting as sponsors were Mrs. Jeanne Saelens of St. Charles and Le- Roy Conway. Entertained at an evening dinner at. the Miller home were Mr. and Mrs. "LeRpy Conway; Mr. and Mrs. Saelens, Steve, Diane, David, Peggy and Eileen of St. Charles; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. (Eleanor Miller, and daughter, \Mary; and the paternal srandpar&nts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Freund. The baby's sisters and brothers, Barbara, Jane, Colleen, Doreen, Brian and Kevin, were also present to honor their new sister. St. John The Bap^st Catholic church" was the setting for a beautiful winter wedding last Saturday, Jan. 4, when Miss -Clarene Freund became the bride of Mr. Robert L. Peisert. Miss Freund is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Freund of 3817 N. Spring Grove road and Mr. Peisert is the son of Mr. and Mrs., Edward Peisert of River Terrace. Rev. Fr* A. Weideman officiated at the 11 o'clock double ring wedding ceremony, for which the children's chojir sang. The high altars were decorated with bouquets of deep blue and white mums and gladioli, and the bride placed a bouquet of white mums on the altar of the Blessed Virgin. Pretty, blonde Miss Freund wore a floor length, gown of ehantilly' lace over bridal taffeta, featuring a bodice decorated with an oval, scalloped neckline, and long, tapered sleeves. Her botiffant skirt had a scalloped edge extending into a chapel sweep. A double crown of pearls and aurora borealis held in place an imported illusion veil, and she carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy to which white ribbon streamers were attached. NJrs. Junilla Schaft of Waukegjan, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids vfrere Mrs. Janice Pieroni of McHenry, a friend,, Mrs. Marilyn Freund, her sisterin- law, and Miss Linda Blake; niece of the groom. They were attired similarly in sapphire blue satin, street length sheath gowns with basque waists, three-quarter length sleeves and sabrina necklines. Detachable floor length over-skirts featured wide waistbands and large bows lending back interest. Their headpieces were of matching color and held blush er veils. The young ladies carried bouquets of white and blue mums. Mary Jean Pieroni of McHenry was the miniature bride, Wearing attire identical to the bride. Gerald H. Freund, brother of the bride, served the groom as best man and groomsmen were Edward Buss, a friend, Stanley John Freund, brother of the bride, and ~Robert P. Freund, a friend. Ushers were Norman R. Freund. a brother, and Robert Schaft of Waukegan. the bride's brother-in-law. Little Bobby Buss was «the ring bearer. ^ Mrs. Freund wa$ attired for her daughter's weddipg in a -^yacinthr blue, ehantilly lace Tell Betrothal^ Of Karen Lee Hauser Mr. and Mrs. George Hauser announce the' engagemertt of their daughter, Karen Lee, to Mr. Kenneth Lishamer, son of Irving Lishamer of Johnsburg Plans for a fall wedding have been made. jacket dr£^|, ./jvith which she wore blaeK§|i*ccessories and a yellow and white rose corsage. Mt;s. Peisert chose a turquoise and metallic sheath dress, black accessories and a similar corsage. A breakfast for forty guests immediately followed the ceremony, served at the Johnsburg Community dub, which was also the scene of a reception attended by 325. The couple left for Miami, Fla., for a two-week honeymoon trip. When they return they will make their home in the Peisert residence on River Terrace and the groom's parents will move to Chicago. Both the bride and groom are graduates of McHenry high school. He is employed as a ceramic tile fitter in Chicago. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards, gifts and offered prayers while J was in the hospital. Clarence F. Young *1-^-64 Ringwood Man Claims Bride Bouquets of blue and white carnations and chrysanthemums decorated (the altar- at Christ the King/ church last Saturday when / Ann Shirley Arendt of Hebron and Gerald Gaylord of Ringwood were married at 11 :.'*() a.m. Mass. The bride was loveiy in a gown of white satin, with a chapel train, featuring,, lace bodice and long pointed sleeves. Her lace edged fingertip*5 veil was held in place by a rhinestone Crown. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls. She carrtejl a cascade bouquet of white carnations. Shirley Gaylord; sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Junior bridesmaid was Bobbi Arendt, sister of the --bridr-.- Both girls were attired in street length dresses of regal blue brocade, with short sleeves and bell skirts, and had regal blue shoes and hats to match. They Carried colonial bouquets of blue and white carnations and blue and white net. Rev. James A. Vanderpool officiated at the ceremony. A reception was held immediately following the Ceremony in the school hall, attended by 125 guests. The bride is the daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Colnruin of Hebron and the groom is McHENRY AREA WOMEN AMONQ FASHJON MODELS A number of models have been selected for the fashion show of spring and summer styles, to be held in connection with the annual McHenry County United Cerebral Palsy drive kick-off dinner on Jan. 11 at ' Martinetti's, Crystal Lake. Mrs. John Boehm of McHenry is director for the county. Local models include Dorothy ' Miller and Jerry Boehm of McHenry and ,Van Sells of Wonder Lake. Commentary for the show will be -given by Mrs. Eve Levesque of McCullom Lake. Theme of the revue will be "Around the World in Twenty Ways," and will feature,such .i.t.ems as casual dresses, bathing suits, slacks and , other accessory items necessary to complete the picture. Those who wish tickets may contact Mrs. John Boehm and tickets will be placed in the mail at once. the son of the Wilbert Gaylords of Ringwood. The new Mrs. Gaylord attended Allien- Hebron high school, while her husband attended Richmond- Burton high school. After their honeymoon, the young couple plan to reside in Woodstock. Nancy McNulty Wed In Methodist Church Miss .Nancy Ann McNufiy" of Burton's Bridge became the bride of Mr. James A. Potter of Crystal Lake in a lovely wedding ceremony performed at 2 o'clock-Saturday, Jan. 4, in the Community Methodist church of McHenry by Rev. Ernest Carder. Miss McNulty and Mr. Potter were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hart of Harvard. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my family, the priests at St. Mary's, my many good friends and neighbors for Masses, -'cards, prayers, flowers, gifts and all the goodies received at Christmas time and during the past year. May God bless everyone for their kindness to me. Gert Barbian 1-9-64 CARD OF THANKS The Woman's Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital wishes to thank the following merchants who contributed gifts to the" first baby born at McHenry Hospital in 1964: Ace Hard- ^afe^Store, McHenry Savings aryl Loan Association, Riversifle Hairstyling Studio, Rudi J., The Toddler Shop, Vycital's Hardware, Wahl Jewelry and Agatha Gifts and CandieSV 1-9-64 Tell Betrothal Of Highland Shores Girl Mr. and Mrs. William Haurij of 8710 Shady Lane, Highland Shores, announce the engagement of her daughter, Judith A. Cummings, to Robert R. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter of 4901 Crystal Lake road, McHenry. No definite date has beenset for the wedding. Sandra Whiting's Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Sebre Whiting of 812 N. Center street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to William Stilling, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stilling, Sr., of Tryon Grove road, Richmond. Miss Whiting is a senior at St. Mary's school of nursing, Rochester, Minn., and Mr. Stilling is a teacher at Glenbard West high school in Glen Ellyn. ' The wedding will take place in AugUst. DANCING arainer s ance Member and Teacher for the Dance Masters of Wisconsin and the Chicago National/Association of Dance Masters. SECOND SEMESTER REGISTRATION Instruction for Elementary and Advanced Students Lessons In Ballet -- Tap -- Baton -- Toe -- Modern Jazz Adult & Teenage Ballroon^-^- 10 Week Course in Fox Trot -- Rumba -- Swing -- Waltz Polka -- Cha-Cha -- T&ngo -- Bosa Nova Beginners and Intermediate Classes The Number of Students is limited per class to assure maximum individual attention. Phone 385-4006 Studio Addxegf: 1811 N. 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