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fe&r x -> 8*-~?H ' "*JpS Surprise Shower Held For Bride-to-be A surprise miscellaneous bri dal shower was given in honoi of Miss Adrienne Fontaine at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Harplri Foss. About, thirty guests enjoyed buffet luncheon. Miss Fontaine received many lovely gifts for her new home. She will become the bride of Edward Steadman Juno 5 at St. Mary's Catholic church: Mellenrv. Young Ladies To Perform Missionary Service Here THE MeHENRY PLATNDEALER Dr. Robert Ort Claims Bride CYNTHIA DKEMEL Frederick Hornby To Claim Bride Cynthia M. Dremel's engagement to Frederick T. Hornby is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dremel of Racine, Wis. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Fred Hornby of McHenry and the late Mr. Hornby. The couple has not set a wedding date. An engagement dinner for the couple was held last Sunday at a Kenosha, Wis., restaurant. That evening a burfet supper was given by Mrs. E. A. Erdman in Racine, Wis. KIIIKLEY' MOKKIS ! Announce Engagement j Of Shirley Morris Mrs. Marie Morris of Idyll : Dell Road, McIIenry, announces I the engagement and approach- i ing marriage 'of her daughter, | Shirley Jean, to James L. Cas- j sens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred j Cassens of 205 E. Park, Har- j vard. The wedding will take place; June 26 at 2 p.m. in the Assem-1 bly of God Church, 240 Mc Henry Avenue, Woodstock. MURIEL FRETT Tell Engagement Of Muriel Frett At a recent dinner party, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frett of 801 N. Allen Avenue announced the engagement of their daughter, Muriel Antoinette, to Bruce •Hans Bohuslav, son of Mrs. Carl Voorhies, 2505 N. Villa Lane, and the late Hans Bohuslav. Miss Frett attended Northern Illinois University, De- Kalb, and Wright Junior College, Chicago. Mr. Bohuslav graduated from Ripon College, Ripon, Wis. He is presently doing graduate work at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. A September 4 wedding is planned. WOMAN'S CLUB Newly elected officers of the McHenry Woman's Club were installed Wednesday, May 12, at noon at the annual spring luncheon at the McHenry Country Club. Mrs. Hugh Locker officially take office as president; Mrs. Donald Gerlitz, first vicepresident; Mrs. Frank Gans. second vice-president; Mrs. Carl Rietesel, recording secretary; and Mrs. Harold Padgitt, treasurer. Mrs. Raymond Spohr, the retiring president, automatically becomes a member of the board of directors. Others are Mrs. Richard S. Anderson and Mrs. Daniel W. Knapp. Mrs. Fred Svoboda will act as installing officer. Hostess for the day will be Mrs. George Spindler. The program will include vocal solos by Mrs. Clarence Keim and a special offering, "So You Think You Have Problems, given by Janet Morelli, dramatist. SHEKYL NELLIS Couple Flan For August Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frisby, Jr., announce the engagement of her daughter, Sheryl K. Nellis, to Harold L. Hell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Bell, Sr. An August wedding is planned. WSC8 To Hold May Meeting The monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Community Methodist Church will be held on May 20. Prayer service will bo in the sanctuary at 11:45, followed by luncheon at noon served by the Alma Eriksen circle. The budget for 1965-66 will be presented. Mrs. Herbert Engdahl will conduct the pledge service. Mrs. Theodore Dass is in charge of the worship service. Buenzli Baby Christened Recently The new son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buenzli was christened, Randal John in a service performed by Rev. Eugene Parker,' Sunday, May 2. Sponsors were Mrs. Penny May of Oswego and Eugene Miller of McHenry. Among relatives who enjoyed a dinner and spent the day at the Buenzli residence were the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. May and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buenzli; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller, Lisa and Annette; Mr. and Mrs. James Jamrock. daughters, Mary, Lynda and,. Jane of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Ron May of Oswego; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth May and daughter, Cynthia Ann, of Rockfurd; and Everett Mav of DeKalb. Horenbergers Name New Daughter The second daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horenberger, Jr., has been named Rae Ann Louise. The little miss was born April 30 at McHenry hospital and weighed 5 libs., 11 ozs. She lias two brothers, Mark 9, and Timothy, 3, and a sister, Susan, 6. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horenberger, Sr., of Mason Hill road, McHenry. Sewing (Juild Met At Country Club At the monthly meeting of the Sewing Guild to McHenry hospital fifteen members and two guests were present |o enjov a salad luncheon at the McIIenry Country club last Thursday. The birthdays of four members, Marian Carlson, Lilah Jordan, Mildred Kennedy and Tillie Ahrens, were celebrated. Following the luncheon a business meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Walter Carlson. Besides the honored celebrants, members present wer,e Ruth Young, Helen Lundigan, Mae Siadek, Margaret Moreth, Isa Braenne, Celia Blake, Dorothy Olson, Margaret Bolin, Tess Kelly, Helen Pepping and Esther Knapp. Mrs. Lillian Breading of Michigan and Eva Bacon Sparks werg guests. Shower Honors Miss Pat Hamil Miss Pat Hamil was guest of honor at a personal shower given recently by Mrs. David Zank, who will be matron of honor at her wedding. About eighteen were present to enjoy the social hour. A buffet luncheon was served from a table which had a centerpiece of a bride and groom. Miss Hamil will be married May 29 at St. Mary's Catholic church to Thomas Bitterman. Margaret Mullen Engaged To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen, Sr., announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Theresa, to Robert Nordmeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nordmeyer of Twin Lakes, Wis. The young people have set June 26 for their wedding in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to the Johnsburg. Rescue Squad for their promptness, courtesy and kindness in our recent need. God bless them. Kate and George Duesler 5-13-65 PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY Miss Chrys Levesque, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Levesque of McCullom Lake, was initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta fraternity, MacMurray chapter. This is a national freshman women's honor fraternity and students qualify by holding an average of 3.5 on a 4.0 grading system for the first semester. On Saturday, May 15, four young college age girls will arrive in the McHenry area to begin" two weeks of work for the Chain O'Lakes Evangelical Covenant. Church of this area. These four young ladies have given a year of their lives to labor for their God in local churches throughout the midwest area. They have postponed their college and plans for the future so that they could give themselves in this missionary service. These girls have worked in many churches throughout the past. year. They come to the McHenry area church to help in a calling program. The subdivisions surrounding the church property north of Johnsburg on the Wilmot Road will be canvassed. They will spend their days calling in these areas to introduce the church to the community. They will be leaving material that will help neighbors to become better acquainted with the church and its program. Rev. Robert E. Hirsch, pastor of the church, says, "We look forward to the work of these girls as a valuable asset to our church program." We are trusti: g that they will be welcomed by the folk they meet. We pray that as they go forth to acquaint the neighbors with our church, many will respond to an invitation to come and visit, with us. These girls are working In the Covenant Youth Caravan Program. Karen Aust comes from Minneapolis and has one year of college. Janice Carlson from Batavia, 111., has been doing secretarial work and left her job to enter this program. Margery Kisby is from Clifton, Kas., and will return to college after this year. Anna Yurs is from Belvidere, 111., and is a nurse. Each of these girls has a deep sense of dedication to God and has been willing to give of herself and her talents for the small amount of $5 a week. The girls will be presenting a special, program at the regular Sunday afternoon Vesper Service on Sunday, May 16, at 5 p.m. This will give the congregation an opportunity to become acquainted with them. All members of the church are urged to share in this special service. They are talented musically and will present the whole service. Fellowship hour will follow the service. Anyone interested in their activities and program is invited to call the pastor at 385- 7533. CARD OF THANKS Many thanks for cards and well wishes shown during my recent illness. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. 5-13-65 Mrs. Diane Neiss CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to relatives and friends who sent cards and visited me in the hospital. Your thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated and will be remembered. 5-13-65 Clarence Regner. Rlverview Camp Plans Card Party Riverview Camp, R.N.A., will sponsor a public card party on Tuesday, May 18, at 8 p.m. at the K. of C. hall. A business meeting will • be held at 7 o'clock. BEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS CAMERA BARGAINS GEO. W. KOTALIK CAMERA CENTER 1313 X. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. PHONE 385-0273 Buy -- Trade -- Rentals Our Studio Specializes in Fine Portrafure Child Photography Weddings -- (iroii|>s Passports -- I.D.'s Exclusive Showing In McHenry "JHANAK, JHANAK PAWAL BAAJE" (Twinkling Feet) Benefit Movie For -- AMERICA-INDIA DISPENSARY Wednesday, May 19 8:00 P.M, McHenry Theatre $2.00 Donation Under Sponsorship Of Dr. Rathna Aiwa, House Physician, McHenry Hospital Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Long Lake, III., was the setting for a beautiful wedding last Saturday, May 8, uniting in marriage Miss Alice Caroline Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Johnson of Crockett Estates, Ingleside, and Dr. Robert William Ort, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ort of Pistaqua Heights, McHenry. Rev. Harold Knappe officiated- at the 6. p.m. nuptial rite. Miss Johnson was radiant in an ivory silk organza dress styled with empire waist, AHne skirt with attached train, and a bodice of alencon lace featuring long sleeves. On her head she wore an alencon lace mantilla. Miss JMancy Carlson of-Chicago acted as maid of honor ancl Miss Kathleen Johnson of Northbrook was bridesmaid. They wore floor length dresses in maize silk oifganza, styled with empire waistlines. Their crescent-shaped bouquets were of cymbidium orchids. Glenn Bergman of Park Ridge, cousin of the bride, was the ring bearer. Dr. William Kohl of McHenry served as best man and groomsmen were Donald Bergman of Park Ridge and Dr. Leslie Krieger, Jr., of McHenry. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Johnson selected a floor length dress of blue silk organza. Mrs. Ort wore a floor length dress of pink organza. Following the ceremony, 100 guests enjoyed dinner at the McHenry Country Club. Later, the newly weds left for Washington, D. C., on their wedding trip. They will return to take up housekeeping in Worthmore Estates. Miss Johnson is a graduate of Lutheran General and Deaconess School of Nursing, Park Ridge. She has been acting as head nurse at Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. Dr. Ort is a graduate of the Northwestern University Dental School and is a practicing dentist, in McHenry. SELECTED FOR HONORS Kenneth Earl Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson, 2720 N. Orchard Drive, McCullom Lake, will be honored by Southern Illinois University tonight at the Scholastic Honors Day convention. The ceremony will be held at Shyrock auditorium in recognition of high scholarship. A reception for honors students, their parents and the university faculty will follow in the Roman Room of the University Center. Mr. Nelson is a second year student taking a pre-med course. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved son and brother, Alfred Rittei\ Jr., on his 13th birthday. Alfred passed away Dec. 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 and Brother 5-13-65 Does it matter where your prescriptions are dispensed? It does! Try Nye Drug and see. 5-13-65 SPRING GROVE GIRL MARRIED LAST SATURDAY A wedding of local interest took place last Saturday, May 5, in" Spring Grove, when Miss Geraldine Sheets, of 1714 Main Street, Spring Grove, became the bride of Mr. David Wuttke, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^Reynold Wuttke of Genoa City, Wis. Rev. Fr. Meyer officiated at the 11 o'clock nuptial ceremony performed in St. Peter's Catholic Church. Spring Grove. The church waf decorated with bouquets of white carnations and gladioli. Miss Sheets approached the altar, lovely in a floor length gown of chantilly lace, with fitted bodice modified sweetheart neckline and elbow lengt^, arched sleeves. The full, bell skirt featured a chapel length train and the pearlized crown held in place an imported, illusion, bouffant veil. Mrs. Judy Riedel of Fox Lake acted as matron of honor and bridesmaids were ^Miss Karen Sheets of Spring Grove, sister of the bride, Miss Helen Hohn of Richmond and . Miss Germaine Diedrich of Chicago, friends. They wore acqua crepe, floor length sheath gowns with back panels featuring satin bow streamers which accented the empire waistlines. Their headpieces were open ring pillboxes to match the dress, with blusher veils. They carried while carnations and white daisies with yellow centers in round bouquets. Little Cathy Smith, of Dyer, Ind., niece of the bride, was attired in an aqua crepe, floor length dress. Ken Wuttke of Milwaukee, Wis... brother of Ihe groom," served as best man and groomsmen were Virgil Wuttke of Genoa City, another brother, Mike Sheets of Spring Grove, brother of the bride,' and Rich Riedel of Fox Lake. Larry Sheets of Rockford, nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. Mrs. Sheets wore a turquoise sheath dress with beige accessories. The groom's mother was attired in a light blue sheath with matching accessories. Dinner followed at the Sail Inn, Fox Lake, at 1 o'clock for twenty-four guests. Later, 250 friends and relatives gathered at the Richmond Legion hall for reception. The newlyweds are enjoying a trip to the Smoky Mountains and throughout Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia. Upon their return they will "reside in Genoa City. The bride graduated from Richmond Burton high school in 1962 and is employed by the Western Insurance Company in Crystal Lake. The groom graduated from Lake Geneva high school in 19.58. He is a tool and die employee for a Delavan plant. ATTEND DEDICATION Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nischan, accompanied by their daughter Sister Florence Mary, of Holy R"deemer, Evergreen Park, attended the dedication, of the Postulate-Juniorate building, St. Mary's Notre Dame, Ind., last Saturday. Open house followed the 11 o'clock Pontifical Mass of Thanskgiving and the blessing at 2 o'clock. FINANCE A NEW '65 AUTOMOBILE WITH US AND GET A SECOND ONE FREE 1965 MODEL (• IN.) AUTOMOBILE We have 8" repficas of many of the 1965 automobiles ^ind will be glad to present one to those who finance a new 1965 car with us. Let your youngster enjoy the new car, too, with a 1965 model of his own. Thursday, May 13, 156$ "Bank Rates Are Cheaper ff MeHENRY STATE BANK "Always Serving Yon -- All Ways" Since 1900 Phone 385-1040 - Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cor»oration Attend GOP Luncheon Attending the annual spring luncheon of the 12th Congressional District Women's Republican Club at the Waukegan Inn, where Congressman Robert McClory gave his annual "Report from Washington," are ladies from McHenry: Mrs. Darlene Garner, Mrs. Earl J. Rees, and Mrs. Henry Nell, assistant treasurer of the club. JANET WEINGART, RICHARD HUEMANN MARRIED SATURDAY Miss Janet Weingart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weingart of 3808 N. Weingart Road, McHenry, became the bride of Mr. Richard Huemann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huemann of 2411 W. Johnsburg Road, McHenry, in a beautiful nuptial rite solemnized in St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johrtsburg. last Saturday, May 8. Rev. John Dording officiated at the wedding, performed in a church decorated with pink and white carnations on the altar. Pretty Miss Weingart chose a peau de soie dress with alencon lace decorating a full skirt. It was styled with bodice of alencon lace enhanced with sequins and pearls, long sleeves of lace and a bustle in back, with long train. The scalloped neckline was also of lace. Miss Weingart had a wreath of sequins and pearls for her headpiece, to which was attached a three-tier veil, and she carried a bouquet of two orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Marilyn Smith of 3807 N. Spring Grove Road. McHenry, acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mary Jo Weingart and Karen Huemann, both of McHenry and Mrs. Carol Kephart of Champaign. The pretty flower girl was Sharon Pitzen of Round Lake. All of the adult attendants were attired in silk organza sheaths in light pink, with chiffon panel attached by a bow in back from the empire waistline. Their headpieces were pink bows and veils. Sharon's attire was the same except for short cap sleeves. She carried a basket of dark and light pink rose petals. Joseph Hettermann of Chapel Hill Road, McHenry, served as best man and Ken Hettermann of Richmond, Tim Marshall of Fairview Drive, McHenry. and Ira Kephart of Champaign were groomsmen. Ushers were Bill Huemann and John Reinboldt of McHenry. The ring bearer was young Billy Huemann of Eastwood Manor. Mrs. Weingart was attired in In addressing more than 250 members of the 12th district Republican women's club at the Waukegan Inn, Congressman Robert McClory praised the Republican women for the significant part they play, in behalf of the Republican party and of the nation. Congressman McClory declared in part: "Just as the women of America provided the margin of victory in the successful republican campaigns of 1952 and 1956, so also" do the women of America represent the hope for Republican victories in 1966 and 1968." Congressman McClory discussed the basic principles which distinguish the Republican party. He criticized the great society's programs of federal aid to education, Appalachia and the political maneuverings taking place in the administration's poverty program. GARDEN CLUBS TO HOLD SPRING MEETING MAY 16 The Men's Garden Club of Woodstock will be host to members of the men's garden clubs from throughout northern Illinois on Sunday, May 16, at the annual spring meeting to be held at the Timbers in Woodstock at noon. Guest speaker will be Floyd Swink, naturalist at the Morton Arburetum, near Lisle, who will lecture on "Wild Flowers." an ivory sheath of crepe and lace, with which she wore mint green accessories. Mrs. Huemann wore a three-piece light blue knit suit with matching accessories. A reception for 500 guests was held at the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Later, the couple left on a wedding trip to LasVegas and Denver, Colo. They will make tK6!l£ home at 1121 River Terrace Drive, Pistakee Bay. The bride is a 1962 graduate of McHenry high school and the year following from the Muel* ler Beauty School of Waukegan. The groom graduated from M.C.H.S in 1961 and is <?ri£" ployed in the well drilling busi- .4 n. Setting, in an old place "Port O' Call" Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS! Served Daily 4 p.m.-11:30 p.m.--Sunday 1 p.m.-9:30 p.m. TUESDAYS -- CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE $1.50 Soup or Juice. Salad, Potato, Roll & Coffee. WEDNESDAYS -- POT ROAST $1.50 Soup or Juice, Potato Pancake. 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