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Thursday. June 17. 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER - Seciloir Three Page Three SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN 885-8740 CHICAGO CHURCH SCENE" OF KUNTZPERSCHKE WEDDING St. Stephen's Episcopal church in Chicago was the s.cene of a mid-afternoon wedfling on Saturday, June 5, when Carol Kuntz became the bride of John Perschke at a double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Charles Jet was matron of honor. Walter Perschke, Jr., eldest brother of the groom, was best man. ^Following the ceremony, a dinner and dance reception for • fifty guests was held at a north side hall, after which the bridal couple left for a three day honeymoon at a Wisconsin hotel resort. The newly-weds will make their home on Nippersink Creek in Fox Lake. Congratulations and best wishes for a happily married Mr. and Mrs. Perschke. Carol's maternal grandmother, of Florida was among the family niembers who attended the wedding. Mrs. Roy was here for a total of two weeks, most of which time was spent at her son's (Herb Anderson's) home. Sideline: Mary Anderson caught Carol's bouquet !\t the second throw. Lois caught it the first time! Lucky Ladies . . . meeting this Wednesday, June 23, at the Kennebeck home (4209 North Dennis Blvd.) at 8 p.m. Come along and bring a guest. Just for fun. Cards or reasonable facsimilie. Ognib, anyone? McHenry High Graduates On the cool, calm evening of June 10, the 272 graduates of McHenry high school received their diplomas under open and clear skies. The football field was overflowing with spectators: relatives and friends. Mike Major andi Johnny Rau were among that large academic group that looked so impressive in caps and gowns. Following the ceremonies Mike and friend, Mary Larkin, attended not one but two parties given by other graduates in the class. A very fun night. Johnny Rau. was very happily surprised to have his seventy- eight year old Grandma Rau come out for the commencement exercises.. She and a few other relatives joined the Raus for a simple celebration afterwards. Being a linker, Dad of course made Johnny's cake and topped it with a wise old owl holding a diploma. Very a propos: Since Johnny hopes to be a teacher, he's acquired the nickname, "Professor". After a hard summer of^ working to make tuition for the fall semester, Mike will attend the Allied Institute of Technical Trades . and Johnny has been accepted at Wisconsin State College in Whitewat er. Congratulations, boys,, and the l)est of luck in your future. Johnsburg Graduates In their red caps and gowns the eighth grade graduates of Johnsburg created a colorful stage, set off by a bank of peonies in their burst of bloom at the Johnsburg School gym on the evening of June 8. Ted Bierchen, Jr., Elaine Fail, Teddy Jost, and Kenny Roy were among the twenty-plus students who were awarded their diplomas. Besides having merited the Kiwanis awards, Ted Jost and Elaine Fail were cited for being members of the patrol: Ted for two years and Elaine for six years. Elaine also was presented with an honor award, by Mr. Bush, for ranking fifth in her class. Congratulations to each of you, and especially to bright and beautiful Elaine. A ^eco]>ti6n was held in the adjacent room, following the ceremonies. In the weeks preceding their graduation, several parties were held as well as a Semiformal dance at the school, for all the graduates' and ' their parents. Very complete, commencement. St. John's Graduates The graduates of St. John's school received their diplomas during the 8 o'clock Mass on the beautiful morning of Juno 6. All were present b&t one: -^arry Kayler confused the time by one hour, so arrived just in time to be handed his diploma! Among the graduates were Neil Davis, Candy Kobus. and Late Larry. Congratulations to each of you. After the Mass the Kayler family celebrated the event(s) by going out to breakfast. For that, Larry was on time. Candy Kobus looked very lovely in her blue dress of chiffon- and lace, and had just as lovely a day. Her paternal grandparents and several aunts and uncles from the Chicago area -- numbering a total of thirty guests attended the buffett dinner that afternoon. Neil Davis also was honored with some thirty guests, but hardly knew it. He was, in bed most of the day! His complaints of not feeling well the previous day went by with little notice--'till Sunday when he had a fever and had to take to his bed in spite of the festivities. Real Neil. His guests included his paternal grandparents, several aunts and uncles, and the Bute and the Anderson families. IT'S NEW in McHenry HENNY PENNY FABULOUS CHICKEN 3815 W. Elm Street Next to Clark's Service Station You 'IILove Our Chicken! CARRY OUT MENU '4 Pc. Fried Chicken $ Dinner, Full V2 Chicken French Fries, Slaw, Roll 8 Pc. BOX CHICKEN Serves 2 to 3 people 12 Pc. BOX CHICKEN Serves 4 to 5 people 18 Pc. BOX CHICKEN Serves 6 to 7 people 21 Pc. 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Each year the Estates adds more to the annual Country Art Fair being held this weekend at the Junior High in McHcnry. More what? More man houi-s of labor. Mote persons who put in those hours. More exhibitors. And more pieces of art. Cecil Kanter is again this year the chairman of the photography section in which he and Ron Siepman will exhibit. Favorite Husband (one Jerome Olscn) is again chairman of the hanging committee (while this reporter has been an art widow). This year Florence Kelso and Norma Gunn will help hang the show -- and not in the usual slang sense, unless .things really get desperate'! But seriously: A commendable representation from this" small area. Hi ho. The Fair. Sissy's Here! Mr. Stork finally made it! After some very turbulent months the ole bird showed up much later than anticipated, keeping whole flocks of people on edge. Cynthia Lynne Schellc arrived at Woodstock Memorial hospital on Tuesday, June 8. wrapped in a blushing pink 7 lb. 5V2 oz. bundle. Gean and Ron couldn't be more pleased, and should you ask three year old Steven what his new sister's name is he'll say, "Sissy." Congratulations, Gean and Ron. Lovely family. Spring Formal In a powder blue full length gown which matched her date's powder blue sports car, Lil Kelso was vision of loveliness leaving for the Elgin Junior College Spring formal. Bob Kelso was a picture of the latest fashion in his rented tux: all too tight and all too short! That's trend. Both couples had a splendid evening at their first college formal which was a dinner held at the Olde Orchard Country club on the evening of June 5. Welcome Home . . . Jim Stevens. Jim returned from his Texas trip last Saturday in fine spirits and excellent health. After his seven day hospital stay, after which he was. given a clean bill of heaLth, Jim visited his brothers in Dallas and Houston and witnessed his niece's graduation from high school. In spite of the fact that he and his brother had frightful colds during his visit, he had a grand time, and more: Jim is planning to build a home down there, and in a few years Texas will What happened to the water ? Who's taking a shower? If taming on the water in one part of your home reduces pressure in another peat, this is one tiling yoa don't have to tolerate. All yoa need do is ask v to end youc water •apply problems with a Red Jacket Town 'n Country Submerga Pump. It will give yoa fill the water you need... all tb» time • • • at every outlet. And only Red Jacket features engineered simplicity ... fewer moving parts, compact design, longer life with little maintenance. Capacities to provide abundant water for homes or farms. Selflubricated motor and pump are down in (he well... out of sight; out of mind. Stop in and see m soon. Ever happen to yoaff Someone always seems to be tnUny a shower just when you're ready to do dishes or wash clothes. And yon haven't enough water pressure. Well, that feeble stream of HiO is a sure symptom that- your pump is pooped, or jost plain too small for your family. The cure? A Red Jacket Jet Pump, of course, featuring moving parts for unfailing operation -- and the capacity you need to have all the water you need--a/Z the time! Stop ® and see ub soon -- start getting all the water you need whenever you need It low cost Red Jacket Jet--installed so fast yon "wouldn't believe it} McHENRY COUNTY RED JACKET WELL & PUMP FLUID SYSTEM PRODUCTS WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS Located in the Village of McCullom Lake -2Vi Miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Road j Phone McHenjry 385-5252 or Residence 885-0718 be his permanent home. Happy Anniversary To Jim and Laura McGowan who celebrate their ninth on the eighteenth. To Leys and Katherin Bute who celebrate their twentyninth on the 20th. And Katherine still looks 29! Marvelous. God love you all and continue to bless your lives together. Anniversary Activities Three for one! A1 and Velma Stephens celebrated their thirty- tourth anniversary by goin^ out to dinner Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Thoughtful triple treat. , - • I{ AIT . . . o n t h e d o o r a t 1 7 1 4 W e s t Grandyiew is a name, not a misspelled suggestion! Richard and Krna Rapp moved into the up-hill side of the Steven's house about two years ago, when Davy was . but. a newborn. Now he "and threeyear- old brother. Mike, make •good use of that large yard each day and mischievous us;e of the'garden every other day, or so it seems to mother. Since Dick and Erna both hale from PLstakee Highlands, the Estates is quite like home. Dick is a member of the unofficial Daily Forty Mile Dash" Club: Skokie is his morning finish line, where he is a screwmachine operator. Erna is a member of the unofficial "Daily Duty Dash" Club, otherwise known as "Motherhood". Both Dick and Erna are gun enthusiasts, and spend much time hunting and trap shooting. Dick is training their Brittany Spaniel, "Lady" for hunting. Haunting job. Erna also enjoys horseback riding and bowling, both very readily available. RAPP on the door, little Rapps on the floor, the total is four. Happy Birthday To Ray Jensen, Jr., who will be six years old on the 19th. To Carol Wegner who" will 1)0 eight years old on the 22nd. Slim week for birthdays. SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND 678-7185 HOLD CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEETING THURSDAY JUNE 17 The June meeting of the Christian Mothers will be in Ihe hall on Thursday, June 17. at 8 p.m. A board meeting of all officers and committee chairman, those who are going out. of office' and the newly appointed, will be held before the meeting at 7:1.V Plans will be discussed fur a Christmas bazaar'. - There wjl.l be entertainment and lunch. This is the last meeting for the summer. The next meeting will bo held in September. ' • Luncheon >Jnne 22 A c;ird party and 'luncheon, j sponsored by the Christian,' Mothers,, will l>e held in St. : Peter's parish hail .on Tuesday. ; .Tune 22. Serving w'.ll be.'gin ' at 12 noon. Card games and1 bunco 6mav be played thii.:u h out 'the afternoon an I a pri/'"; for each table is being offered. ' Many other prize- will b;- -jiven j away.. Open to the public, ev-; eryone invited. ^ Honor Father Lehman J A party in honor of Father; Lehman was held in the ha 1 i j on Saturday night, June 12. A nice crowd turned out for a social evening. A lunch was served which included a beautifully decorated cake. Charles Gerbig, president of ihe Hoiy Name society, presented Father with a gift from the parishioners. Father Lehman will leave for his assignment at St. Joseph parish, Richmond, on June 18. The Rev. John Kilduff will be the new pastor at St. Peter, Spring Grove. Father Lehman went out to dinner with the officers and committee chairman of the Christian Mothers Society as their guest on Thursday night. Steaks, • chicken and shrimp were on the menu and greatly enjoyed by all. Birthday Club Member of the birthday club were entertained at the home of Mis. Alice VanEvery on Tuesday. Prize winners were Annie Sanders, Minnie Pierce, Beulah Karls and Susie Rudolph. - - Hospitalized - Paul Weber is a patient at McHenry hospital. He will undergo medical treatment. - FAIR AWARDS Premium awards, trophies and ribbons for the 1965 Illinois State Fair will total $890,- Hi 775. Cash awards are derived ^ from the agricultural premium fund through a tax levy on wagering at Illinois racetracks. No general tax monies are used, either for the State Fair or the 100 and more county fairs. The annual exposition. will be Aug. 13 through Aug. 22 at the State Fairgrounds, Springfield. SHOP IN McHENRY ' Have a fun, fun day kids. Summer Scribe So glad to report that Velma Stephens has agrecjd--k> write the'column . during July, while1 this re[x>rter and offspring go to visit Grandma and Grandpa in O m a h a . Be g e n e r o u s w i t h your news. Keep her line very | busy. We both thank you in i advance. | * <" if; V1 iiv < ( y Chef's choice Gas cooking is fast, easy to control, brings out food flavor--choice of 95% of chefs in our area. 4^e high style gas ranges at your dealer's or Northern Illinois Gas showrooms. Look Again and You'll Buy Gas!. MS j* -v MWffi "-v front, 1965 Sedan de Viile; rear, 1963 Sedan de Villa. People on the go... go Cadillac! If you have considered moving up to Cadillac, vacation time is the perfect time to act. Whether you travel across town or across America, nothing can equal a new or used Cadillac for luxury, comfort, value and performance. This summer could bring you the greatest motoring pleasure of your life -- if you put a Cadillac in your plans. 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