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b M f f w m y - gfcgA&s^gg^ry ^:i,pr Thursday* March 28, Iffetf? S^S-F* iiilili * *\> -" tiislr XVV*. vxV* - xiS&JLJ* MARIE DOW McHenry Teachers To Slarry June 27 Announcement is being made of the engagement of Miss Marie M. Dow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dow of Arlington Heights, to Henry A. Kenyon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenyon of Williams Bay, Wis. The future bride is a 1961 graduate of Northern Illinois university. Mr. Kenyon received his bachelor's degree from Wisconsin State college, Whitewater, and his master's degree from Northern Illinois university. Both are currently employed by the Junior high school in McHenry. A June 27 wedding is planned. Juvenile Foresters Win Meet March SO Girl Juvenile members of St. Clara's Court, No. 659, McHenry, will have a recreational and social meeting Monday, March 30, in St. Mary's gym from 2 to 4 p.m. Girls not able to participate in gym activities will be asked to make felt bookmarks to be donated to the public library. Money realized from the sale of these bookmarks will go to the building fund. Bfidal Showers . For Janet Sn&th On Sunday, March 15. Miss Janet Smith was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Barbara Schmaling, with ten guests present. Gifts were given to Miss "Smith from a table featuring a bride doll made out of foil and netting. On Sunday, March 21, she was honored by her bridesmaids, Barbara ; Smith and Mary Lou Wakitsch, at the Johnsburg Community club. Forty-five persons attended the buffet luncheon, for which the color scheme of blue and white was carried out. Miss Smith will become the bride of John Schmaling on April 4. Honor Mrs. Meyer At Pink-Blue Shower Mrs. Karl Meyer of Qenoa City, Wis., the former Barbara Krickl, was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower held Sunday, March 22, at the home of her parents on Richmond Road, with Jennifer Krickl as hostess. Fifteen relatives and friends from Genoa City, Chicago, Roselle and McHenry attended and presented Mrs. Meyer with many useful and beautiful gifts. The table was decorated in pink and blue, with the centerpiece a pair of baby shoes on a pink and blue mat, filled with an arrangement of pink sweetheart roses and blue forget- me-nots. A delicious luncheon was served, featuring a cake decorated in the same color scheme. Games provided diversion, with prizes awarded. warn USED TO BU CARS TO UHI? SAAB STILL 01 1895 P-0.& • • ••••••••* EUROPE Meters 8318 W. Pearl Street McHenry, IIL Plione 885-0700 Open Daily pan. Fd. til 9 -- Sunday 12-4 p.m. Discuss State Convention At C.D. of A. Meeting Court Joyce Kilmer, Catholic Daughters of America, met at the K. of C. hall on Thursday evening, March 19. Plans were discussed for the state convention and for a trip to Holy Hill early in May-- Annual corporate Communion of the court, followed by a breakfast, will" be Sunday, May 5. Guest speaker for the"evening was Mrs. Phyllis Wegener of Woodstock, legislative chairman for McHenry DCCW Deanery. A most informative talk on our duties as citizens and how to present our wishes to our congressmen , was presented. ' i - • \ ;> \ KAREN KRALOWETZ McHenry Girl To Wed Wilmette Man The engagement of Karen Alice Krai owe tz to John Wesley Blackwell, son of Dr.* and Mrs. William Blackwell of 1302 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette, has been announced by her parents, Mrs. Julia Kralowetz, 3404 West Fairway drive, McHenry, and Mr. Robert Kralo- \Vetz of 816 Clay street, Woodstock. Mr. Blackwell graduated from Croydon Hall academy and attended Tarkio college^before transferring to Michigan State university in 1962, where he majored in economics. He is Affiliated with the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Miss Kralowetz graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1960, and continued,Iyer, studies,, at Michigan State university^ majoring in elementary education and speech correction. Karen is a member of the Gamma Phi Beta sororty. The couple graduated from Michigan State university on March 13, 1964. Mr. Blackwell plans to continue with graduate school at CRYSTAL LAKE ' WOMAN FASHION MRS. JAMES MCDONOUGH The woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital is fortunate to have amonej its members Mrs. James McDonough of Crystal Lake, who will be fashion commentator for the April 8 spring Card party and fashion show. A popular local personality, Mrs. McDonough began a colorful acting and singing career as a child, attending Chicago's Mulvey School, of Dramatic Arts. Just prior to her marriage, she had a budding movie career under the direction of the now famous Frank Capra. Thirteen years and three children later, she resumed her singing career with supper club and U..S.O. engagements She appeared with the Jimmy Blake orchestra over NBC radio and had a fifteen minute shew over WILA, Woect^ijck, some years ago Now the mother of eight, Mrs. McDonough is very active in the Twilight Ridge stock players, appearing in their third season at the Plays on Rt. 31, Crystal Lake. She has had roles in "Bell, Boole and Candle", "The Importance of Being Earnest" and many others. This winter she completed a successful run in "Come Blow Your Horn" for the DesPlaines theatre, and in June will appear in "Front Page" at the Plays. CANCEL P.T.A. MEETING The McHenry Community P.T.A. meeting scheduled for tonight, Thursday, March 26, has been cancelled. Michigan State. Miss Kralowetz will be employed in the area as a speech correctionist. tiitfafjed To Marry Mrs. June O'Malley, 501 S. Emerald drive, announces the engagement of her daughter, Patricia, to Mr. Kenneth Kollenkark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kollenkark, 2017 Lamb road, Woodstock. No definite wedding date has been set. To feel your best. LOOK 'Botany* 500 recommends Sanitone Drvcleanine For that grand, well-dressed feeling, let us give your clothes professional Sanitone Service. Using the most advanced methods, our skilled operators carefully clean, press and reshape clothes to their original fit. Try usl D 385=@f27 For PICKUP SERVICE at CASH and CARRY PRICES INB0W 1304 N. Front St., McHenry Across from A. P. Freund Ball Park Store Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There's Always Plenty of FREE PARKING AT RAINBOW'S DRIVE-IN At Johnsburg Whatever your age, whatever your pocketbook, there will be fun for the entire family at this year's Johnsburg School PTA Fun Fair to be held Saturday, April 4, from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Johnsburg school. Food at the Gourmet's Delight, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Florence McCormick, will feature moderately priced barbecue, hotdogs and a variety of other fixings. The soft drills and pop corn stand will open with Mrs. Frances Dak as chairman. Penny candy will also be sold. A The artist's studio, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Lois Leuth, will present Mrs. Nancy Barnings, Mrs. Lori Wilhelm and Mrs. Jane Weiss, three well known McHeniy area artists, who wfill provide quick portrait sketches. A polaroid camera will be used in the photograph1- er's shop under the direction of Mrs. Claudia Gam for pictureswhile- you-wait. A The nickelodion will provide additional diversion with a program of comedies and cartoons. James Bush is chairman,-.While waiting to eat, or for a relaxing moment with the younger ones, the games section, chairmaned by Mrs. Grace Vylunda, will feature the new ride-a-roller, and the old favorites, dart and balloons, gold fish bowl,, beanbag toss, weight guessing and the fish pond. Other attractions will include the Beauty Parlor, Mrs. Marge Peterson, chairman; War Paint, Mrs. Barb Zamastil, chairman; Ye Olde Bakery, Mrs. Janice Janquart, chairman; Pick-a- Pocket, Robert Prince, chairman; Saks Fifth Avenue shoppe, Mrs. Betty Tuft, chairman; and the Country Store, Mrs. Gayle Long, chairman. Prizes will be awarded by the committee headed by Mrs. Ruth Petrov. Decorations will be designed by Dick Morley. Mrs. LaMarr Wlliams is general chairman of the. annual event. JOAN ADAMS RATES DEANS HONOR USTMSIG , • " ' Miss--Joan Lynn - Adams', of Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams of 3406 W. 1st avenue, McHenry, has been named to the dean's honor- list at Lewis Towers, Loyola university, Chicago. Joan is a Spanish major at the University and a graduate of McHeniy high school. $he maintained a 3:35 average on a four-point grade systerri. She also had the honor of having a poem, "Transience," written under the pen name ol Patricia Lynn, published in the University's quarterly pubr lication, "Cadence". Wed March 14 JOIN CHURCH At Faith P r e s b y t e r i a n church's Palm Sunday service of corporate worship four young people were received into full Communion and church membership. Received by profession of faith and baptism was John A. Carter of Lilymoor. Received by order for the confirmation of baptismal vows were Josephine O. Macdonald of McHenry and Richard D. Hansen and Dennis A» Moore, both of Eastwood Marin or. Each young person received a special modern speeci translation ^of, tha ment from the church. Kotalik Studio Photo THE JOSEPH TINCHISS A lovely wedding solemnized in Zion Lutheran church on Saturday, March 14, united in marriage Miss Judith Seifert of Lakeland Shores and Joseph Tinch of Crystal Lake. The couple will make their home in Crystal Lake. DEANERY WORKSHOP The deanery workshop date will be changed due to a conflict of dates with the diocesan "Rural Life Pay." The date for the workshop, sponsored by the Council, of Catholic Women, has wen changed to May 3 at Marian Central high school in Woodstock. A detailed program ^ill appear at a later date. IN MJE&fORIAM In loving memory of my beloved husbatj^ Dr. William Hepburn, whby passed away tnree years ago on Palm Sunday. Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall You bad a kindly word for each d died beloved by aU. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn *3-26-64 My Hair Needs To Be Done I'll Call C^iaire d^eautu Sal. 1220 N. Green Street • CLAIRE • MARLENE on 3854010 • ELEANORE MARY ANN r Baskets High ScKool Mr$.Ruth Redman o der Lake, who is field supervisor of the state of Illinois school, lunch program, will direct a School Lunch Clinic to to h«?ld at Woodstock High School on April 2 from 5 to 9:30 p.m. Attending will be personnel from, the 165 school lunch programs o| McHenry, DeKalb, Kane and Lake counties. , ' Theclinic Is sponspred by the Illinois State Department of School Lurches. Co-sponsors are Woodstock High School District 152 and tpe School Food, Service Association of McHenry County. Dinner will be prepared and served to the attending personnel. The guests are directors, managers, and cook-mahagers ~>f the school lunch programs. Mrs. Helen Corey cafeteria manager at Woodstock high school, will be hostess. The welcome address will be ziven by Mr. Shoberg, superintendent of Woodstock high school, and Richard Tazewell, county s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of schools. The main address of the evening will be given by Ray Suddarth, who is school lunch director for the state of Illinois. Other guest speakers will be Mrs. Martha Wajlbaum, dietician, and Joe Splendoria, auditor for the state school lunch program; Mrs. Mildred Rianca, director of the Elgin program and president of the Illinois Food Service association; Mrs. Peg Johnson, director of school lunches for the elementary schools of the city of Wilmette; and Mrs. Geraldine Koch, director of school lunches for the Libertyville and Mundelein high schools. Mrs. Wallbaum will conduct a class on nutrition in school lijbiches. Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Jphnson will hold a round t^ble discussion on menu planning in high schools and elementary schools. m h: yvzw* MARRIAGE LICENSES James Myk, DesPlaines, and Be mice Koehler, McHenry. Ronald Nelson and Dotty Freeman, both of McHenry. Harry Becker, Ingleside, and Rosalie Haagenson, McHenry. Richard Riedel, Ingleside, suid Judith Thomas,~ Spring Grove. fy Wed Fifty Years t : * ! , >„<*, 'J? •W. THE CLYDE WRIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Wright of Barnard Mill road, RingwoOd, will observe their golden wedding anniversary,; on April 8. Open house will be held April 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiser at Volo from 2 to 5 o clock. FOUR SEASONS STYLE SHOW IS PLANNED APRIL 13 A four seasons style show with a touch of mink is being planned by the McHenry Cooperative Extension Service in home economics, under the direction of Mrs. Katharine Neumann, Home Adviser. The association is sponsoring the evening's program which will be held at Martinetti's in Crystal Lake Monday, April 13, at 8 o'clock. Coffee and pastry will be served, after which the beginning construction classes which have been held the past two months under the direction of Mrs. Neumann will model their garments. The women who have advanced clothing and tailoring with Miss Esther Sieman, clothing specialist of the University of Illinois, will then show their dresses, suits and coats. Mitzie Schnittke will demonstrate the use of mink with the handmade garments. It is expected that planned McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. James Andrew of Crystal Lake are parents of a daughter born March 15. Mr. and Mrs. William Ayers became parents of a daughter March 15. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Dehn announce the birth of a daughter March 16. ON HONOR ROLL Harry Stinespring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinespring of 3329 N. Bayview Lane, McHenry, was among twenty students from the Chicago area to have been named to the honor roll at MacMurray college for the semester which ended recently. musical features will add much to the enjoyment of thosje in attendance. Tickets can be obtained through a unit member or at the office in the Farm Bureau building. Mar Hie fey cmd promise ol Easier uplift your spirit and gladden your heart g* _55oo or made to order Auklet Eggs Bunnies Egg* EttDtUorcup Eggs Peacock Eggs ALL Brown Thrush Eggs 4d* .$2.79 Choice assortment of hand-dipped fancy creams, nougats, caramels, nut clusters 20 oz. loafer Gil Special assortment of old fashioned butter & fruit creams, toffee and nut clusters, plus chewy nougats & caramels Gayest Assortment of Stuffed Easter Bunnies EASTER CARDS THA Sifts & Candies McHenry -- 385-0C31 $ fay'ZMXCC-. 1242 N. Green Street McHENRY STATE BANK Established 1906 Corner Green & Elm Streets Phone 385-1040 The Bank Closo At Noon On Good Friday t (,•' M