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I I THE MeHENHY PLAINDEALEH Thursday,. May % I0B4 St. Patrick's Club To Hold Election St. Patrick's Mothers club will hold election of officers at the May meeting to be held on Tuesday, May 12, at 3 p.m. in the church hail. This will be the last meeting until school resumes in September.*: Hostesses this month are the mothers of first grade pupils. Sitters are provided for preschool children in the school hall. Girl Foresters To Attend Biverview Junior Girl Foresters, members of St. Clara's Court, No. 659, McHenry, are invited to attend an outing at Riverview Park on Sunday, May 17. A bus will leave the city park at 10 o'clock in the morning. There will be no fare, and six rides will also be provided free of charge at the park. Girls are asked to bring their lunch and extra spending money. Those attending must be in the fifth grade or older. Reservations must be turned in by May 15 to Mrs. Arthur Fenske or Mrs. George Rodenkirch. ! LePetit Salon • Offers Program Le Departmental Chapeaux, ; Loretta Stringer, and La Sec- : ret aire. Marion Nares. were j dinner guests of LePetit Sai jlon of McHenry county at Woodstock, Monday evening. I Edie Myers, Le Petit Chapeau. arranged a delightful program presented by Cathy Ruth and Dolly Myers. The girls were warmly received with their vocal solos and folk songs. There was much fun and merriment afiorderd when Cathy, dressed as a cat, danced to "The Waltzing Cat" played ! by Dolly on ihe violin, j LeDepartmental Chapeau I commended the McHenry j County Salon on the important I work accomplished in tuberculosis and cystic fibrosis in children. Many Attend Bridal Shower A bridal shower was held Sunday afternoon,'* May 3, for Judie Cummings, given by Mrs. Judy Felmeten of Lakeland Park. An enjoyable afternoon was spent in playing games and watching Miss Cummings open many lovely gifts. Cake and coffee were served later. Guests included Mesdames Mildred Mondl, Barbara Hunter, Mary Anderson, Toni Gignac, Lou Hauri, Jackie Ullman, Dorothy Polka, Lydia Hauri, Joanne Smith, Marilyn Haines, Florence Hauri, Bernice Stoner, Mimi Ladd, Yvonne Thillman, Sophie Hauri, Ellen Sharpe, Pat Baettcher, Lena Klindworth and Mary Cummmgs, Miss Diana Klindworth ana Miss Sally Russell. Miss Cummings will be married June 28 to Robert Johnson of McHenry, son of Mrs. Barbara Hunter. Miss Cummings is the daughter of Mrs. William .Hauri of Highland Shores and Clyde Cummings, 6217 S. Seeley, Chicago. Shower Honors Miss Posthuma A miscellaneous shower was given last week by Mrs. Harry Dean, at hor home., honoring a bride of the future, Miss Georgiann Posthuma. About thirty were in attendance to enjoy the social hour and a buffet luncheon. Miss Posthuma will become the bride of Russell Hopp on June 13 at St. Patrick's Catholic church. VVCOF Banquet, Installation St. Clara's Court, No. 659, WCOF, held its annual banquet and installation at the Legion home last Thursday evening, with sixty-five present. Officers for the ensuing year include Catherine Bauer, chief ranger; Marge Hiller, vicechief ranger; Leoda Freund, recording secretary; Doris Andreas, financial secretary; Marilyn Miller, treasurer; Helen Williams, Joyce Weber and Bernice Diedrich, trustees for one, two and three years, respectively; Mary Kay Fenske, Helen Rodenkirch and Loretta Freund, junior directors; Evelyn Freund, outside sentinel; Gerry Hamil, inside sentinel; Mary Freund and Mayme Freund, conductors. High Chief Ranger Lucy Domino of Rocford conducted the installation. Honorary conductors were Linda Blake, Mary Ann Bolger, Nancy Adams and Kathy LaFontaine. McHENRY GIRLJOINS NATIONAL P. E. SOCIETY Mrs. Geoffrey Moss, the former Miss Karen Thompson of McHenry, has been selected for Delta Psi Kappa, national physical education fraternity, and will be initiated into the professional organization at its May meeting. Mrs. Moss, who attends Northern Illinois university at De- Kalb, was graduated from McHenry Community high school in June, 1960. At Northern she is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary education society, Sigma Zeta, national honorary mathematics and science society, and the Rock River Board of Officials. She is "minoring in physical education and will graduate in June, 1964. TELL CANDIDACY Announcement was made Monday of the filing of judicial declarations of candidacy for re-election. They include William M. Carroll of Woodstock and Thomas J. Moran of Waukegan in the 19th Judicial Circuit. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our friends, relatives and neighbors for their visits, flowers, masses, spiritual bouquets and the many acts of kindness shown us at the time of our recent bereavement. A very special thanks to the Reverend Father Pietsch. The Family of 5-7-64 Ralph Schumacher. M M C C S See NYE Drug's Adv. -- Page 3 Under New Management LITTLE CI-aHIF RiSTAUMNT • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinners • Sandwiches COMPLETE CARRY-OUT SERVICE Specializing in: • Chicken • Hickory Bar-B-Q Ribs PHONE 385-5296 1332 X. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. OAK W West Shore Pistakee Bay >TEL Phone 385-0176 'All you can eat!' EVEHY FRIDAY 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. SPECIAL MENU for Mother's Day Dining c'taf:-: K:TH. K X a Dining R@@m and Cocktail Lounge Open Daily Sandwiches Served at All Times May-Popelka Nuptials May 2 Miss Joan Marie May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. j May of 1907 North street, \ Spring Grove, became the bride i of Mr. John* Vincent Popelka. son of Mrs. Helen Popelka of j 2010 Main street Spring Grove, j in a nuptial service performed | at St. Peter's Catholic church last Saturday, May 2, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Edward Lehman officiated at the Mass'^and marriage ceremony. Pauline Brown acted as organist and also sang the Mass with Rita Popelka. Pretty Miss May wore a floor length, chantilly lace dress which featured a scalloped, sabrina neckline and long tapered sleeves. Her bouffant skirt had j tiers of ruffles in back, orna- | mented with sequins. An imported silk illusion, bouffant butterfly veil fell from a small crown fashioned of silk net leaves trimmed with flower shaped sequins and small pearl tips. Her matron of honor was Louise Bleser of Elkhorn, Wis., and bridesmaids were Sally Angeloff, a friend, of Antioch, and Noreen Sanders, niece of the bride, of Spring Grove. The junior bridesmaid was Mona Gosse, niece of the groom, of Wonder Lake, and the pretty little flower girl was Janet May, niece of the bride, of Spring Grove. The adult attendants chose street length dresses of orchid nylon she«a\ styled with oval necklines cinrl short sleeves, featuring bow detail in back. They wore matching headpieces with blusher veils. The flower girl was dressed in a white, street length dress with orchid bow trim, and an orchid veil. William Lennon of Spring Gi'ove, a close friend of the groom, was best man and Kenneth Larson of Spring Grove, a friend, and Joseph Popelka, brother of the groom, were groomsmen. The junior groomsman N\vas Brook May, the bmde's nephew, and Robert Popelka, the groom's nephew, served as ring bearer. Mrs. May selected a pink lace dress, tan accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Popelka chose a Navy blue suit and similar corsage. A breakfast followed at noon at St. Peter's hall, attended by about 100 guests. Later, 500 friends and relatives gathered at Holy Name school, Wilmot, Wis., for a reception. The couple left on a honeymoon trip into the Southwest, and upon their return will reside at 5104 Maiden Lane, Spring Grove. Both young people attended St. Peter's grade school and the bride is a graduate of Richmond high school. She is employed as assistant service manager at the Jewel store in McHenry. The bridegroom is machine operator for Thelen Sand & Gravel. JEROME OLSEN TO HANG ART FAIR IN JUNE Musical Program Features Harrison PTA Installation JEROME OLSEN Jerome H. Olsen, 1915 West I Oakleaf drive, is in charge of hanging the judged show at the 1964 Country Art Fair. He has been associated with the fair both as an exhibitor and aj ; committee member for several: | years. ; Mr. Olsen, his wife and' ' three children live in Sunny-: I side .Estates, where he has] ! served as president of the' ; Sunnyside Estates Homeowners j : association, and as finance j chairman for the Johnsbur-; i Public School District 12 citi- j ! zen's committee. i ; He attended Creighton Prep : : high" school and Creighton university where he studied en- ! L'ineering. He received his formal are training and his architectural education at the University of Illinois. He is now a project manager for an architectural firm in Oak Brook, working principally on schools, churches and commercial buildings. He enjoys fishing, volleyball, tennis, swimming and golf, and much of the same kind of masculine energy can be observed in his large, bold abstract paintings which have attracted favorable criticism and eager buyers at the Art Fair. JOINS SOCIETY Donald Herdrich of 1018 N. River road has been initiated into Scabard and Blade, national honorary student military society at Marquette university, Milwaukee. SUMMER ASSIGNMENT Miss Nancy J. Nichols., reading specialist for the McHenry public schools, has accepted an invitation to teach thre professional courses on the campus of Platteville State college and Institute of Technology at Platteville, Wis. during the summer term. Miss Nichols will be teaching a course in principles and methods of teaching beginning reading, a course in language arts in the elementary school and a course in elementary school curriculum. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved son and brother, Alfred Ritter, Jr., on his 12th birthday. Alfred passed away December 17, 1963. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. Dad, Mother, Sister *5-7-64 and Brother. "Happniess is where you find it", and a, good place to look for it is in a cheerful, well managed home. < Home Improvement pn| Loans Yon can finance home repairs ...improvements .. additions--with a low-cost loan here. • * Gome in] STATE BANK "Always Serving You -- All Ways" Since 1906 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Phone 385-1040 Harison's PTA Closes its pror gram year on the notes of musicians of the school band and chorus, and youngsters from the classes of private piano teachers at Wonder Lake. The meeting, Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m. open to the public also features reports of the recent Illinois Congress of PTA convention, and installation of officers for the new year. The twenty-member Junior high band will be under the direction of Charles Wightman, and twenty-nine-member select chorus under Marvin Wenck. Added features of the annual spring Concert will be piano and organ solos and duets by Sharon Gerry, Cheryl Elbersen, Debbie Cristy, Leanne Brabenec, Sylvia Helm, Barbara Kober, Paul Nitz and John Bixby, pupils studying privately. Charter member and Past President Isabel le Swanson will install the new officers: Mi's. Maxine Bixby, president; Mrs. Nancy Fallow, vice-president; Mi*s. Gloria Freund, treasurer, and Mrs. Jean Decker, secretary. Convention reports will be given by Mrs. Lee Pickrum, outgoing president, and Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Bixby, Mrs. Erika Kober, Mrs. Janet Gianola, Mrs. Doris Peek and Mrs. Gloria Coughlin. McHenry Hospital Patients admitted during the past week to McHenry hospital included Lydia Gallagher, Barrington; Richard J. Juers and Scott Greener, Crystal Lake; Nick Menna, Arleen Alfie Simons, Nolen L. Simons and Frank Arthur Gray, Chicago; Berndt R. Hennig, Patricia Varner, Sandra Betancourt and Michael Husenica, Wauconda; Kenny Cox and Leonard F. Hakanson, Round Lake; Marian Gier and Deena Marie Higgins, Fox Lake; Mary Carsella, Villa Lake; Elaine B. Tychen, Kenosha, Wis.; Vernon Rousey, Jr.; Wonder Lake; Robert Allen Krause, Mary. L. Bowler, Ralph E. Mueller, Viola Krumwiede, Edward Parks, Barbara J. Hulsebus, Marya Czeehowicz, Frances Morris, Edna Iwanski, Margaret Gray, Mariann E. Herman, Brian Creighton, Petra Hansen, Bernadine Wemken, Patricia Barber, Catherine Stilling, Frank Meisner, Richard F. Meisner, Janice B. Wilson, Frances Morris, Gustave Wilde, Jr., Anna Morck, Herbert P. Brossman, Anna La Mountain, Evalena Lowery, Patrick Merkey and Frank Zimmerman, McHenry. Memorial Hospital Woodstock During the ,past week admittances in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included James Kinder and Winifred Jandy of McHenry; George Jaques, Salma Anderson, Eva Huebner, GARDEN CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT NEUHARTH HOME Mi's. John Neuharth entertained the McHenry Garden Club at its regular meeting in April. After enjoying the variety of delicacies that Mrs. Neuharth is noted for, the members settled down to serious business. The agenda was a long one, because twice the weather had foiled attempts to have a meeting in March. Mrs. Fred Svoboda, president, was pleased to have members vote another contribution to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial garden in Springfield. The McHenry Garden club has been consistent in its efforts to enhance the beauty of this memorial. It wasv-also voted to contribute to the fund that provides jams and jellies for public institutions under the auspices of the Fruit and Flower guild. Mrs. George Johnson is the McHenry representative to this worthy organization. Many invitations to participate in flower shows in neighboring communities were received. It was emphasized by Mrs. Svoboda that there are memberships open to residents who are interested in gardening and who would like to join the club, which is affiliated with the Garden Clubs of Illinois. Membership leads to pleasant contacts and enjoyment of the many facets of this organization-- conservation, beaut ification, a study of gardening, and, for spiritual edification, charitable endeavors as they relate to the aims of the club. The next meeting will be an open one to be held at the Pistakee Golf club on Wednesday, May 20. at 1 o'clock. Any one interested in knowing more about the activities and aims of the club is welcome. SPONSOR DANCE The Viscounts color guard is sponsoring a teen dance at the American Legion home on Friday, May 8, from 8 to 11 p.m., adult chaperoned. Girls are asked not to wear shorts or slacks. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, gifts, cards and to everyone who visited me during my recent illness at McHenry hospital. I am especially grateful to the clergy from St. Mary's, also the doctors and nurses at the hospital. "5-7-64 Mrs. Emil Herdrich MISS STEADMAN, cRQBERT MILLER1 ^yED SATURDAY St. Mary's Catholic church was the setting for a beautiful wedding ceremony on Saturday, May 2, when Miss Judith E. Steadman of 322 S. Sheridan road, McHenry, exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Robert J. Miller of 3508 W. Washington street, McHenry. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C, Steadman and the grpom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller. Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the nuptial rite, which was performed at 11:30 o'clock. White satin bows decorated the front pews, and on the altar were two large vases of""white glads. Miss Steadman, escorted by her father, was charming in an imported ^bombazine and chantilly lace, four-tiered chapel sweep gown, styled with sabrina neckline adorned with iridescent sequins and pearls, fitted bodice and long pointed sleeves. A lace panel and alencon lace motifs in iridescent sequins and pearls graced the front of the gown. Her silk illusion, two-tiered bouffant veil fell from an aurora borealis crystal and pearl, two tiered queen's crown. Her bouquet was of white roses placed on her white missal. Christine Hose of Venice road, McHenry, acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Lorraine Steadman, sister of the bride, and Sandra Miller, the groom's sister. They wore street length dresses in light blue taffeta, topped with chiffon. Their headpieces were of satin and net. They had necklaces, gifts from the bride, and carried bouquets of pink roses. The gowns were fashioned by the groom's mother. The flower girl was Janice Steadman, young 1 sister of the bride, who wore k floor length dress of the same color as the bridesmaids artd carried a basket of pink ahd white carnations. Richard Brefeld of Washington street, McHenry, served as best man and groomsmen were John Gable of Pistakee Highlands and Joseph Cina of Dundee. Arnold Huff, Jr., of Woodstock and Edward Steadman, brother of the bride, were ushers. James Steadman, brother of the bride, was the stately ring bearer. Mrs. Steadman wore a turquoise, silk organza dress a- Marie Miller and Kenneth Teuscher, Wonder Lake; Axel Carlson, Ringwood; and Edward Lyons, Solon Mills. Harvard Hospital August Lakeberg and George Colomer were patients during the past week in the Harvard hospital. May 9 Knights of Columbus Spring Dance *--8:30 p.m. -- Legion Home. May 12 Quarterly Meeting of Woman's Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital -- 8 p.m. -- McHenry Hospital Conference Room. May IS Spring Luncheon -- Noon -- Hunter Country Club, Richmond. Ladies Aid Society Salad Bar Luncheon and Style Show Zion Lutheran Church Social Hall -- Serving at Noon. May 17 Junior Girl Foresters Outing -- Leave from City Park at 10 a.m. May 19 Annual Band-Chorus Spring Festival -- M c H e nry High School Gymnasium -- Presented by MCHS Students -- 8:15 p.m. R. N. A. Card Party -- 8 p m. -- K. of C. Home. May 22-23 Rummage Sale 1812 Orchard Lane -- Sponsored by Orchard Heights Property Owners Association -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 23 Ladies of the Lake Rummage Sale - McCullom Lake Beach House 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. SPRING BANQI'ET The McHenry Choral club will enjoy the annual spring banquet on Monday evening, May 18, at the McHenry Country Club. domed with sequins, and a small hat with veil. Mrs. Miler was attired in a pink lace and taffeta dress and white accessories. Both had white rose corsages. A wedding breakfast was served and open house held at the Harold Foss home. A reception at the VFW clubhouse later was at tender! by 300 guests. The newlyweds are enjoying a two-week t rip to New Orleans and Florida, and upon their return will reside in McHenry. Both the bride and groom are graduates of McHenry high school, she in 1963 and he in 1961. She is employed at the Oaks in Crystal Lake and her husband at the Modine company, Ringwood. 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