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"jir ' y 'li'V.'";.' '?T_>X *M THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 9# 1964 SPRING GROVE CHURCH SCENE OF LOVELY WEDDING Amidts a beautiful setting of Kathleen Hunt Becomes Bride A wedding of local interest MARJAN SENIOR > C L A S S P R E S E N T S ' i "KING AND I" ( , • • • Ssite lr ^Complete Plans For Style Show Throughout the past weeks the home advisers of the McHenry County Cooperative Extension service, with the help of the members of the Homemakers Extension association, have been completing the arrangements for the ""Sty'e Show with a Touch of Mink" which will be held at Martinetti's on the evening of April 13 " At 8 p-ni, coffee and pastry wiD be served, after which there will be a showing of the garments made by the members who have been part of the program in beginning and advanced clothing, as well as in tailoring. The garments will show the use of cotton, blends, silks and wooL Some will be enhanced with the use of mink. There will be a musical interlude. Tickets are available' through the unit members and the county office in the Farm Bureau building. GEORGIA Jnle McGovern Shower Guest Miss Jule McGovern of Crystal Lake was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower an Sunday, April 5, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Pries, Jr., with Mrs. Pries, and daughter, Susan as hostesses. Twenty friends and relatives from Chicago. W auk eg an. Crystal Lake, Huntley and McHeniy shared in the pleasant afternoon. Miss McGovern opened her many beautiful and useful gifts from a blue and white decorated table, with Miss Mary Rocco of Chicago assisting with the gift listing and wrappings. Miss McGovern will become the bride of Loren Pries Foster of Huntley on May 2 at St. Thomas the Apostle church, Crystal Lake. Bride Honored At Showers Miss Lynn Sturdy of Woodstock, who last Saturday became the bride of Harold King of McCullom Lake, was honored at two pre-nuptial showers. One was given in Woodstock by Miss Carol Charles, who acted as her maid of honor. The other was held in McHenry, with Mrs. Ted Schaefer and Miss Carol Blake as hostesses. Robert Vavrik To Claim Bride Mrs. George Meagher of West Frankfort, Illinois announces the engagement of her daughter. Georgia Lynne, to Robert Vavrik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vavrik of McHenry. Miss Meagher's father is the late George M. Meagher. Miss Meagher graduated from Southern Illinois university and is presently working on her master's degree at Indiana university. Mr. Vavrik attended the University of Detroit and received his bachelor of law degree from DePaul university. The wedding date has been set for June 20. I Easter lilies, white gladiolus was sol«nmzed 0" Salujrday. - and white carnations, al St.'*""1 £ Tj«« K"WJfn . , , . „ i Anne Hunt, daughter of Mr. j Peters church in spKr ing° Grove ' and Mrs. Wu ri lnli-a m G. Hi tu n.t, Sr.. < , of State Line road. Hebron, be- ! " came tlje bride of Mr. Law- I rence M. Cynowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Cynowa | of 421 W. Riverside Drive, ! Lakemoor. • j Rev. Fr. James Vanderpool j ' officiated at the 10:30 Mass, I j and Edith Kleven. sister of the i bride, sang "On This Day O ' Beautiful Mother" as Miss j Hunt placed her bouquet on the , I side altar. j Bouquets decorated the altar, and white bows enhanced : the pews. j The pretty bride chose a silk I mist taffeta dress with bead and sequin design on the bodice and skirt, which featured a chapel length train. The dress was styled wth scalloped neckline, long, pointed sleeves and a bow at the back of th*? waist. Her headpiece was a crown matching the beads and sequins on the dress, with bouf: fant veil extending to the elbow. She carried a colonial , bouquet of white carnations j and red roses with ivy. Acting as maid of honor was Joanne Bullock of Hebron, wearing a pink dress with over- PANHELLENIC TO HOLD ANNUAL TEA MONDAY, APRIL 13 Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs. Yegge A lovely post nuptial miscellaneous shower was held Sunday evening at Wonder Lake for Mrs. John Yegge, the former Joyce Motulewicz. It was a complete surprise for the new bride and the hostesses were Joan Marke, Ann Sullivan and Mary Jane Gillis. Guests were present from Chicago, Woodstock, Wonder Lake and McHenry to watch Mrs. Yegge open the many beautiful and useful gifts. A delicious lunch featuring a pretty decorated cake was served and games were played. The McHenry County Panhellenic group will hold its annual tea for graduating senior girls from the McHenry area on Monday, April 13, at the home of Mrs. John Johnson. 4201 W. Ponca in Cooney Heights. The tea is held to familiarize prospective rushees with rushing procedures and proper dress for rush parties. Representatives from many of the national sororities will be present to talk with the girls and literature from their sororities will be available for reading. All graduating senior girls from the McHenry area who plan to attend colleges which have national sororities on campus are invited to attend the tea. If you plan to attend please contact Mrs. Vale Adams at 385-5855. Tell Engagement Of Charlene Guercio Mr. and Mrs. John Stumm of 383 W. Crystal Lake avenue. Crystal Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter. Charlene Guercio, to Waiter P. Reilly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Reilly of Verna, New- Jersey. Miss Guercio attended Northern Illinois university and is presently employed as a counselor for an employment agency. Mr. Reilly attended the University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, and was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He is northern California representatve for a New Jersey firm. Charlene is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charges Herdrich of McHenry. A spring wedding is planned. OX DEAN'S LIST Kenneth Marsh of McHenry has earned academic distinction on the dean's list at De- Pauw university, where he is a sophomore. The scholastic recognition is extended to those students who earn at least a 3:5 < B plus i' grade average out of a possible 4.0 Marsh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Marsh, Route 9. last Saturday, Miss, Judith Thomas and Richard Riedel j were united in marriage by | Father Myers. The bride is j the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Lyle Thomas of Spring Grove and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Riedel of Ingleside. The bridal gown was of chantiily lace fashioned with a sabrina neckline. bridespoint sleeves and a full skirt uith tiers of net with wide lace scallops and trimmed with sequins. Her bouffant nylon net veii was held in place by a crow n of pearls. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet ot stephanotis and white carnations. The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore identical gowns of ice-blue taffeta ( sheaths, with floor length detachable overskirts trimmed with a bow in back. Matching blusher veils were held in place by blue taffeta flat bows. Each girl wore a pair of pearl earrings and a single strand of pearls which were gifts of the bride. | Bridesmaids bouquets were colonial style of white carnations with ice-blue net and ribbons. Maid of honor was Gerry Sheets of Spring Grove. Bridesmaids were Pauline O'Brien of Crystal Lake, Nancy Hall of Richmond and Dorothy Thomas (sister-in-law of the bride) of Richmond. Miss Jean Marie Oxtoby. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxtoby and niece of the bride, was flower girl. Her gown was a copy of the bridesmaids' gowns, in miniature. She carried a lace basket of red rose petals. Serving the groom as best man was Robert Oxtoby, uncle of the bride. Groomsmen were David Wuttke of Pell Lake. Wis., James Thomas, brother of the bride, of Richmond and Herbert Riedel, Jr., brother of the groom, of Fox Lake. Ralph and Raymond Riedel, twin brothers of the groom, served as ring bearers. Mrs. Thomas wore a powder blue and white lace sheath dress with a lght blue flowered pillbox hat. Mrs. Riedel's dress was a sheath of light and dark green figured silk and she wore a beige straw hat. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations and pink roses. The bride is a graduate of Richmond-Burton high school in Richmond and is employed at the Stafe bank in Fox Lake. The groom is employed by the National Tea Co., in Fox Lake. They will live at 59 Hickory drive, Fox Lake. A reception for approximately 300 guests was held at 5 p.m. at the American Legion hall in Richmond. McHenry Hospital A daughter was born March 30 to Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney. A son was welcomed April 1 ; by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Adams. < Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens of Richmond are parents of a son born April 1. Mr. "and Mrs. Richard Sabielny became parents of a son April 1. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kalemba announce the birth of twins, STURDY-KING VOWS EXCHANGED IN WONDER LAKE Christ the King Catholic church. Wonder Lake, was the scene of a beautiful spring wedding Saturday, April 4, at 12 o'clock noon when Miss Lynn Cole Sturdy became the bride of Mr. Harold Leo King. Miss Sturdy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sturdy of 2710 Greenwood road, Woodstock, and Mr. King, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo King of 3810 Mcskirt. a rose of matching material at the waist, three-quarter length sleeves and an oval | Lewis Pitzen of Johnsburg, neckline. She had matching • who plays the part of the King shoes. Her crown headpiece matched the color of her dress and she wore a crvstaline necklace with matching earrings. She carried a basket of blue carnations. of Siam in one of the casts. "THE KING AND I" will be presented by the senior class of Marian Central high school on April 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. Other attendants were Celine ! in *he school auditoriUm-gym Schneider of Sunnyside in mint I nasiumgreen with yellow basket. Su- ; The lead role Pf the king is san Miller of Palatine, yellow j P,a>ed by a McHenry young dress w ith orchid basket, and ! man nights. One night it Sara Hunt of Hebron, junior : wil1 ** taken by Charles Kupbridesmaid. who wore sky blue stis 311(1 the other night by dress and had a pink basket. I Pitzen. Jerry Danko of Darrel road. Others starring in the double Lakemoor, served as best man | cast Production will be Pat and groomsmen were Charles j P*erce. Diane Diedrich, Gene Able of Lakemoor and LeRoy i Bolda« Tom Brefeld, Sue Cynowa of Lakemoor. Ushers i Pavvlikowski, Linda Welter and were Raymond L. Cynowa of Mike Me<*o of McHenry; San- Eastwood Manor and Paul dy Hettermann, Jeff Kenton. MARRIAGE LICENSES John Schmaling and Janet Smith, both of McHenry. William Neumann and Irma M. Holtz, both of McHenry. Melvin Bernard May. McHenry. and Patricia Covell. Richmond. Harold L. King. McHenry. and Lynn C. Sturdy, Woodstock. SHOP IN McHENRV BENEFIT SALE Lakeland Park Boy Scout Troop 459 will hold its second annual rummage sale on Friday. April 10. from 7 to 10 p.m.; Saturday, April 11. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free coffee and cake will be served. Proceeds will be used for the Scouts' needed camping gear, training materials and Indian dance outfits. The dance team has plans under way to provide an evening of entertainment for one of the veteran's hospitals. Kleven of Marengo. Mrs. Hunt chose a Navy blue suit, white blouse and light blue accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses. Mrs. Cynowa wore a turquose chiffon over flowered taffeta dress, white accessories and a similar corsage. A reception was held at the Legion home in McHenry followng the ceremony, attended by 120. The couple plan to make their home in McHenry. The bride attended grade school in Hebron and is a 1962 graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school in Woodstock. The groom graduated from McHenry high school m 1961 and is a chemical technichian with Pure Oil company in Crystal Lake. IN CONCERT GROUP When the Illinois State university women's chorus and treble choir present a spring concert on Thursday. April 9. in Capen auditorium. Karen Bush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bush of 2117 W. Church street, McHenry, will be among the singers. Karen is a junior at the university. Janis Ansell, Mike Tallman, Lewis Pitzen, Ed Streich, Kathy Hettermann. Charles Kupstis, Duane Schmitt and Jim Palmer of the Johnsburg- Pistakee Bay area; Phil Sheon, Colleen Russell, Pat Todey, Carolyn Arnold and Richard Sheon of Spring Grove. Musical director for the Rogers and Hammerstein production is John Forbish of Harvard; acting director is Joseph Grimm, Harvard. SUPERIOR STUDENT A total of ninety-two students in the University of Illinois college of pharmacy in Chicago have been named to the dean's list of superior students for the past quarter. Among them was Thomas R. Jessie of 410 Main street road, Spring Grove. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank my relatives, many kind friends, the doctors and nurses at the McHenry hospital and the McHenry priests for the many kindnesses shown me while I was a patient at the hospital. 4-9-64 Gertrude Wagner _ Cullom Lake road. Rev. Faa boy and a girl, April 4. Mrs. i ther Jamefi A. Vanderpool of- Kalemba is the former Phyllis I ficiated at the ceremony fcr Smith, daughter of Mr. and ' which Mrs. Fuentes was organ- Mrs. Peter Smith of Johnsburg. j »st and Russel Gibbs, vocal- T h e p a t e r n a l g r a n d p a r e n t s a r e j Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kalemba of Lakemoor. Mrs. Anna Brown is the maternal greatgrandmother! A daughter was born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Williams of Crystal Lake. . Memorial Hospital, Woodstock Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderwiel of Wonder Lake announce the birth of a ion April 3. On April 4 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schroeder of Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Covtor Scalfaro was a patient during the past week at Harvard hospital. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pearson. Jr., • Jackt of 525 N. Crawford ave., Norman, Okla. announce the birth of their first child. Kathryn Marie, on April 3. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waist on of Lawton, Okla., are the grandparents on the maternal side and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pearson of Ringwood are the paternal grandparents. A daughter. Jacqueline Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weber March 27 at Sherman hospital. Elgin, weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. At home to welcome her are sisters. Grace. Jane, Janet, Mary Jean, Jean, and a brother, Guy. The only grandparent is Mrs. Kate Weber. INSTALL McHENRY WOMAN COUNCIL PTA HEAD MAY 21 Stanley Blumberg, president of the McHenry County Council of P.T.A., has announced that the new officers for the year 1964-65 were elected at a meeting of the Council which was held at the Spring Grove grade school recently. Mrs. John L. Boehm of McHenry will serve the group as president for the coming year, with an able assist from Mrs. Lorraine Kerschke of Harvard as vice-president. The secretary's position will be ably handled by Mrs. Frances Kirchhoff of Harvard and the treasurer's position goes to Leonard Buresh of Fox River Grove. These new The lovely bride wore a traditional gown of ivory peau de soie, fashioned with fitted bod i c e , t h r e e - q u a r t e r l e n g t h sleeves of alencon lace and a bateau neckline with a deep yoke of the lace. Unpressed pleats extended the skirt at the sides and swept back into a wide train. A cap of matching alencon lace held a triple tiered veil of ivory silk illusion. Carol Charles of Woodstock was the maid of honor. Mrs. Ted Schaefer and Caroline Blake of McHenry and Marie Shimek of Union were the other attendants. They were dressed in peacock blue peau de soie, long sheaths with tie on overskirts. They wore matching pill box hats and veils, matching mitts and shoes and carried white carnations. The groom was attended by Eugene Blake as best man and Wesley Bruce of Ringwood, Tom King, the groom's brother, and David Sturdy, the bride's brother, were groomsmen. Ted Schaefer and Gary Freund acted as ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Sturdy wore a three piece griege suit with matching pill box and accessories. Her corsage was made of bronze cymbidium orchids. The mother of the groom was attired in an aqua shadow embroidered gown with matching hat and accessories. Her corsage were shell pink cymbidium orchids. Following the ceremony a dinner and reception was held at the Woodstock Country club for 225 guests. During the reception Mrs. Dora Thornton (the bride's old nurse) cut the cake. Bonnie Mastin passed the guest book. The cake was served by the Misses Carol Stoddard, Karen Shook, Shirley Schultz of Woodstock. Ruth Beard. Hebron and Pat Dominicki of Davenport, Iowa. The young couple will be at home at 3907 W. Ringwood road, McHenry, after a honeymoon trip to Louisville, Ky. Many guests came from out of town; Col. and Mrs. Clement J. Woll, Fairfax, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crichton and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rockford; Mr. and officers will be installed on May 21 at 8 p.m. at the regu- j Conklin, lar meeting which will be held ! Mrs. David Dillman, Evanston; at the Cary grade school. In- j Mr .and Mrs. Gerard Cole, L. stalling officer will be Mr. Wil- j G. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Gorlard Carlson of Algonquin, who don Ewen of Winnetka Mr. and will be installed as new Direc- , Mrs. James P. Conway, Mr. and tor of District 26 at the P.T.A. j Mrs. Ed Kandlik, Mr. and Mrs. convention on April 24. Gordon Rice, Frank Long, Mrs. VOTER LEAGUE ANNUAL LUNCHEON SLATED APRIL 22 Pleasant ' Valley farm in Woodstock will be the scene of the annual meeting of the Woodstock - Mt Henry League of Women Voters on Wednesday, April 22; Luncheon will be served in the. farm dining hall at 1 p.m. The 1964-65 slate of officers will be presented to the membership and they will adopt a subject of local interest to be studied during the coming year. Following this, Mrs. Regina Saxton will speak to the group on "The Effects of Segregation on Public Welfare." Mrs. Saxtion is an eminently qualified figure on welfare and social service. She was educated at the New York School of Social Work, received a Ful bright scholarship to study welfare services in France, participated in the Volkscule in Denmark and worked in the Cameroons under the Crossroads Africa program. She has served, in Chicago as director of the South Parkway YWCA for several years and has been on the research staff of the Joint Youth Development Commission. The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting. Pleasant Valley Farm is located on Pleasant Valley road in Woodstock, west of the junction of Routes 47 and 176. Dora Thornton, Eileen Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitzdorf and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corpon, Chicago; M. and Mrs. Tom Callahan, Berwyn; Mr. and Mrs. Erling Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. William Connelly, Mrs. Edna Kell and Ruth Kell, Mrs. Olive McDowell, Barrington. 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