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> ' Ev3'v>< Section One -- Paqe Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 25,1%6 Wedding Bells Married Saturday Photo by Gaylord MR. AND MRS. TERRY HAGEMAN Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake, was the setting for a pretty wedding on Saturday, Aug. 20, when Miss Judy Malochleb of Wonder Lake exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Terry Hageman of Kalamazoo, Mich. Miss Judy Malochleb of Wonder Lake selected a floor length, white organza wedding gown for her marriage last Saturday, Aug. 20, to Mr. Terry Hageman of 3310 W. Main street, Kalamazoo, Mich. The couple exchanged .vows at the altar of Christ the King Catho- COUPLE EXCHANGE NUPTIAL VOWS IN JOHNSBURG CHURCH St. John the Baptist Catholic church in Johnsburg was the setting for a lovely wedding on Saturday afternoon Aug. 20, when Miss Ruth Ann Schmitt and Mr. Donald F. Kibbe exchanged nuptial vows. Miss Schmitt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard N. Schmitt of 3802 N. St. John avenue, McHenry, and the bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kibbe of 132 W. Sunset, McHenry. Rev. Fr. Dording officiated j at the 3 o'clock ceremony in a church decorated with bouquets of white carnations. The bride was charming in a silk organza A-line dress which featured Swiss embroidered lace. It was styled with empire waist, elbow sleeves and boat neckline. A chapel length veil fell from a crown headpiece. Mrs. Richard Hiller acted as matron of honor and bridesmaid was Miss Roberta Donnelly. They wore rayon and linen dresses, with light pink skirts and a darker shade bodice. They were styled A-line, empire, with cap sleeves and boat neckline, featuring t)raids at the bodice and bows in back. Both young women carried pink carnations and red roses. Cindy Rasbaugh was the pretty flower girl. James Thompson, Jr., served as best man, Jerry Freund was groomsman and Henry Freund and Jesse Freund acted as ushers. For Miss Schmitt's wedding, her mother selected an aquac o l o r e d j a c k e t d r e s s w i t h which she wore black accessories and a white tearose corsage. Mrs. Kibbe was attired in an aqua dress and had a similar corsage. A reception for 150 guests followed the ceremony at the Johnsburg Community club at 6 p.m. The newly weds left later for a week at Rockton, 111., and upon their return will reside on Main street, McHenry. The bride graduated in 1965 from M.C.H.S., where her husband received his diploma in 3960. She is employed in the office of Illinois Bell Telephone Co. in Chicago and he is an employee of Metlex Corp. Libertyville. lie church Wonder Lake, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, with Rev. Fr. James Vanderpool officiating. ' Miss Malochleb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Malochleb of 4104 E. Lake Shore drive and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Meinard Hageman of 242 W. Allen street, Kalamazoo. The church was decorated with two baskets of glads, and following the wedding the bride placed her bouquet before the altar of the Blessed Virgin. The bride's gown was styled A-line, trimmed around the bodice and sleeves with reembroidered alencon lace. Attending her as maid of honor was Linda Allegrezza of Grand Rapids, Mich., and bridesmaids were Joyce Adent of Sun Prairie, Wis.. Karen Feilen of Elk Grove, 111., Judy Frederick of Wonder Lake, Randi Jenicek of Portage, Wis. and Mary Jane Joosten of Wonder Lake. They were attired in yellow, A-line, floor length dresses, the taffeta topped by lilac sheer, and wore matching flowered headpieces. Martin Murray of Kalamazoo, Mich., served the groom as best man and groomsmen were Brian Allegrezza of Grand Rapids, Mich., Leonard Adent of Sun Prairie, Wis., Michael Anderson of Traverse City, Mich. Ron Hageman and Richard King of Kalamazoo. Small Jolene Hageman of Parchment, Mich., was the pretty flower girl, and Daniel Malo of Wonder Lake, the stately ring bearer. A reception for 300 guests followed the ceremony at the V.F.W. clubhouse in McHenry. The couple left later on a trip around Lake Michigan, with a few days' stop at Mackinac Island. Upon their return theyj will reside in an apartment at | 1105 N. Prairie street, Kalamazoo. The new Mrs. Hageman formerly attended Whitewater university and her husband is a senior at Western Michigan university. REPORT GARDEN CLUB CARD PARTY AS FINE SUCCESS The August meeting of the McHenry Garden club was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Charles Wagner, with two guests, Mrs. Jeannette Albery and Mrs. Clarence Mueller, attending. A deliciouns frozen dessert and cake were served by our hostess. Mrs. George Johnson, chair- ! man of the annual card party I reported that it was a big success. Mrs. G. T. Sriivley, chairman of the Chicago Plant, Flower and Fruit guild, gave a very interesting talk about the annual meeting which she attended with Mrs. Fred Dodge. •Coming even;s of interest are the President's Council meeting .on Sept. 19 at the Edgewater Beach hotel and the Garden CliSb of Illinois Flower show, "Holiday Splendor," to be held Nov. 1, 2 and at the Palmer House. It will be composed of outstanding table exhibits and holiday decor through the home. At the close of the business meeting. Mrs. Wagner gave an interesting talk on the care and culture of Phlox. The next meeting will be held on Thursday Sept. 29, at the home of Miss Mary Burdahl, 806 Red Bud lane, Wilmette. Luncheon will be served at noon. Service Awards Presented To McHenry Hospital Candy Stripers . •-- ! asset to the hospital because' The nnnuhl McHenry Hospi-; they fill an important role in tal Candy Striper swimming I the comfort of the patients, party was held on Wednesday. I The following girls ^ceiyed Aug. 17. at the home of Mr. and service awards: 500-hotir pins Mrs. Anthony Corcoran of M<-j to Shirley Tomlinson and Cheryl Henry. Twenty-two girls atten- Patterson, both of McHenry, ded enjoyingoswimniing, games and box lunches. Mrs. Peter. Grirsbich. director of the Candy Striper program, commended the girls for their loyally and devotion to duty. She said the Candy Stripers have -been a tremendous ANNUAL OUTING OF YOUNG GOP CLUB AUG. 28 The Young Republican club of McHenry county will hold its first annual outing at Veterans Acres Park in Crystal Lake this coming Sunday, Aug. 28, at 1:30, according to Tom Henley, the club's president. "It's really a picnic," Henley continued, "but all you have to bring is your family and. friends." The YR's will furnish hot dogs, buns, charcoal beer, pop and dessert. "Although membership is supposed to be open only to those between the ages of 18 and 35, we welcome anyone with an interest in campaigning this fall or in just talking politics," Henley stated. Henley, an assistant state's attorney, has been club president since Jack Shaffer resigned prior to his enlistment in the U.S. Armed Forces. McHENRY GIRL AMONG STATE FAIR DELEGATES MARRIACiK LKENSKS Thomas Michelsen and Darlene Vanderwiel, both of McHenry. Walter Foerster and Michelle Moriarity, both of McHenry. George McGann and Beryl Sullivan, both of McHenry. Joseph Mayersak. Superior, Wis., and Dianne Dyslin, McHenry. G.D. Kielisch and Peggy Lunsford, both of McHenry. PLAN "LORD'S CELLAR" T h e R i n g w o o d M e t h o d i s t church will have a "Lord's Cellar" dinner and fellowship of churches early next month. At six o'clock on the morning of Aug. 17, 15 girls and 3 chaperons met at the Farm Bureau building to leave for the Illinois State Fair. Upon arrival at the Fairgrounds, 4-H home economics girls were checked into the dormitory, where they stayed with several hundred girls and chaperones. At 3 p.m. Wednesday the girls representing the couning classes which were held ty in clothing reported to clotheach afternoon. Good grooming. carriage, modeling, accessorizing, and plans for the allimportant dress review were discussed. The dress review for Ihe group of counties of which McHenry county is a part, was held Friday afternoon. The following were selected by judges to attend: Valerie Garrett, Hebron: Fran Donahue, Huntley; Pat McCullough, Harvard; Bobette Adams. Algonquin; Kathleen Hallisy, Hebron; Kathy Lacy, Harvard; Susan Wells, Harvard; and Mary Alice Pihl, Harvard. Five girls represented the county in foods demonstrations. This is another important area in 4-H training. It gives each girl an opportunity to speak before groups while doing a pratical demonstration. Donna Schmclzer of McHenry gave the demonstration which she had selected in the yeast bread a r e a . H e r d e m o n s t r a t i o n w a s "Braided Coffee Cake." On Thursday, Aug. 18, Vickie Haswell of Richmond represented McHenry county as AI.C. for the Share-the-Fun performances. Also on Thursday, the Community Clovers of Richmond presented their act in the Sharethe- Fun contest. McHenry Hospital During the p a s t week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Louise A. Neumann, William Adams, Deborah Mathis, Steven Chambers, Crystal Lake ; Henry Lindenberg. Algonquin; Ruth Hunter and Hilda M. Ot •osz, Wonder Lake; George Rakushin, Jr., George Nichols, Jr., and Ella Stefek, Fox Lake; Marguerite Klingenberg and Gail Strand, Lake Villa. Also Gustav Adams, Christopher Lynn and Francis Matthews, Jr., Ingleside; Bruce G. Fomwall. and Rebecca Demco Cary; Bruce Preston and John Powers, Barrington; Edward M. Slotowski and John Kwilinski, Jr., Wauconda; Robert V. Anderson, Round Lake; Gerald Olcott, Zenda, Wis.; Richard Knisely, Richmond ; Robert Wade, Grayslake; Donna Appleberg, Woodstock; Joseph Ziegler, Chicago. Also Eva M. Hirsch, Gary R. Lamoureaux, George E. Remer, Linda J. Bender, William H. Walter, Theresa H. Mack, John Cale Atherton, James Doran, Ronald White, Lillie Hamiker, Joyce Lawniczak, John Moss. Also Mark Ritthaler Stephen Boomfiled. Rajesh Aiwa, Arthur G. Smith, Ann Steinbeck, Emil Weber, Ursula Flic horn, Wayne Maszahn, Gary Gilpin, William Pinkonsly and Josephing Bartelt, McHenry. Memorial Hospital Patients admitted during the past week at Memorial hospital, Woodstock included Henry Aissen and Marion Peet, Ringwood; Yvonne Whiting, Marquette Healless, Claire Nielsen, Master Jeffrey Brink, Betty Newel, Anna Kasper and Barbara Leman, Wonder Lake; Master Robert Weyde, Theresa Weingart, Margaret Barth, Jos ephine Bartelt , Master Ronald Miller, Norman Anderson, Anna Wagner, Nickolas Weber, Elmer Spielman, Sr., and Marlyn Johnson, McHenry. 250-hour crescent emblems to Kari Ehlen of McHenry, 100- hour star emblems to Barbara Jesky, Carlotta Olson and Carolyn Pollock of McHenry, Barbara Parker, Peg Peterson and Joy Hettermann of Johnsburg and Tina Topp and Judy Maxstadt of Wonder Lake. Honored For Service The board of directors of the woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital honored Miss Bonnie Exline of Holiday Hills for out- I standing service. They presen- I ted her with a bracelet with a Candy Striper charm for her service of over 850 hours since she began her volunteer work in October, 1963. Bonnie has been employed in the McHenry hospital business office this summer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Exline. Miss Mary Ann Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Meyers of Woodstock, has been working as a Candy Striper since May 1963, and during this time has accumulated over 415 hours of service. Mary Ann graduated from Marion Central high school last June and will enter the Convent of the Holy Cross, South Bend, Ind., in September. She has been a very loyal worker and all the girls wish her luck. The next Candy Striper training course will be given in October and applications are now being accepted. Forms may be obtained at the hospital switchboard and should be sent to Mrs. Peter Griesbach, 3705 West Clover ave., McHenry. To qualify as a C.andy Striper, one must be at least 14 years of age and attending high school. Many former Candy Stripers have been employed by the hospital in a variety of positions. j BIRTHS A McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Hart are parents ol a daughter born Aug. 16. -T. A daughter was born Aug. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Borst, Antioch. On Aug. 17 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mack. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Steadman announce the birth of a son Aug. 20. An Algonquin couple, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marks, became parents of a son Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Freund .welcomed a son Aug. 21. Complete Church Survey AT¥iNHfll©N! Hearing Aid Users OUR AlTGl'S/r SALE IS NOW IX PROGRESS. Bring: in your old aid regardless of make for a big allowance. Also reconditioned aids like new. Batteries, cords, service for all makes. Molds made to order. Pre-hearing tests. Rena Schaid O T A R I O N Hearing Service 1407 N. Green McHenry V/z Blocks North of Bank, PHpNE 385-0125 AFTER September •>! Luncheon is served - Zion Church Social Hall -- Sponsored by Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church-Noon. September 28 Fashion show and Dessert Luncheon - - Professional Models - - V.F.W. Clubhouse - - 11:4.r) p.m. - - Given by Women's Auxiliary of Lilymoor and Lakeland Park Women's Club. September 29 McHenry Garden Club Luncheon Meeting - - Noon - - Hostess, Miss Mary Burdahl, 806 Red Bud Lane, Wilmett. HAWAIIAN LI"AI' New summer residents of Oakland subdivision enjoyed a gala Hawaiian luau on Saturday evening. They were Chicagoans Jo Harder, Dora Dae Porto and Joan Gonzini. About fifty guests, including friends and neighbors, attended the festive party. BEFORE WHO SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE? THE AGE OF MIRACLE IS HERE FOR MY LADY. DYING TIME CUT IN V2 TOUCH-UP IN 5 TO 10 MIN. McIIenry's First I'ltra New Color Treatment Process by Our Tiniespeed Machine "BLONDS HAVE MORE FI N" OR "REDHEADS LIVE DANGEROI'SLY" RIVERSIDE HAIR STYLING STUDIO 2020 W. Rf. 120 McHenry 385-7010 H. Rischards Observe. 45th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rischard of Whispering Hills celebrated their forty-fifth wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Aug. 17, with dinner at an inn in Lincolnwood. Joining in the celebration were their son, Robert, his wife, Christine and two granddaughters, Chrissie and Susan. A most enjoyable evening was reported by the family. Girl Receives First Communion Miss Mariannett Schmit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schmit of Lakemoor has s a t i s f a c t o r i l y c o m p l e t e d h e r home parent studies in religion and received her first Holy Communion at St. Mary's church on Aug. 21. Working for ten weeks to absorb her Christian facts under the direction of her parents, she has been accepted as a member of her family parish. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY A son was born Aug. "21 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smego. Memorial Hospital On Aug. 19 a son wa3 born to Mr. and Mrs. James Argy. A son was born Aug. 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pipkin. Mr. and Mrs. Tifrax Canady are parents of a .daughter born Aug. 22. Harvard Hospital Mrs. John Connors, Wonder Lake, Monica Morris, M<Cullom Lake Teresa .Licastro and Mrs. Charles Anderson, Tic- Henry, and Joseph Jung, Solon Mills, were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger of Harrisburg, Pa., are the parents of their first child, a daughter born Aug. 17 at Holy Spirit hospital. Named Michelle, she weighed 6 lbs. 11 oz. at birth. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. John Bolger of Richmond road, McHenry, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Moore of Schuylkill Haven, Pa. A daughter, Mary Katherine, was born Saturday, at St. Luke hospital, Kansas City, Mo., to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Davis of 1302 W. River Terrace drive, McHenry. The baby, measuring 20 inches in length weighed 5 lbs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Pierce became parents of a daughter at Sherman hospital.. Elgin. As the P.M.B. team of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church flew to their various homes this week, they left behind the results of the church survey they conducted. The four young people called on 1.700 families in the McHenry area. Three hundred arid thirty three families had no church affiliation. Others showed interest in numerous churches in the community. Pastor Donald _D. Johnson of Shepherd Of The Hills, will be contacting the local churchmen with the names of people interested in their congregation. Shown above are three members of the team, Arne Ranta, Betty Clare Johnson and Barton Begin. HOSPITALITY DAY Plans are nearing completion for Ihe annual Hospitality Day sponsored by the woman's auxiliary to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. Ttys fest've event is to be held Wednesday, Oct. 5, from 10 a.m. until 5 o.m Many other projects sponsored by the woman's auxiliary during the past nineteen years have contributed some S27r).000 to the hospital for building purposes and the purchase of much equipment. All donations and receipts from Hospitality Day, however, are placed in the building fund for the sjiecific use in future expansion plans for the hospital. FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fot and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold with this guar- | antee by: BOLGER DRUG STORE 1259 Nor til Green Street Bauer Family Holds Reunion A Bauer family reunion has been held this past week, uniting members who had not been together for several years. On Aug. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bauer and five children arrived from Tulsa, Okla., to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Bauer, at 1511 N. Green street. Sometime later, a call came from Bro. Paul Bauer, S.D.S., from Tanzania, East Africa, advising them that he was at O'Hare airport. Surprised to find him nicely settled at home when they arrived from Detroit were Dr. Ray Bauer, who had come with his wife and three children and Miss Betty Bauer. Bro. Paul has been in Africa for ten years and in that time this is only his second visit home. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. N. Bauer and daughter came from Oshkosh and joined others for a picnic in the woods near the home occupied by the Joseph LBauers until less than a year ago. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Bauer and five children and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinsdorfer (Mary Bauer) all from McHenry. Sunday afternoon, a family reunion of the Michael Bauer and the Peter M. Freund families was held in the city park attended by 100 members. This was the first time in five years that the Jos. L. J Bauer family had all been, to- | geMier. I On Monday, they returned to their respective homes, happy to know that Bro. Paul will be on vacation until January. Society Martin Ruperts Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rupert of 221 Emerald drive, McHertry, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 21, with forty-three guests present at a gathering held in their home. The party was arranged by their daughfrr. Donna Lee. Others present were another daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William (Myrtle) Johnson, Mike and Bobby; two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brewer and children Jeff, Denise and Kevin, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rupert: also Mr. Rupert's mother, Mrs. Joe Cox. Dinner was followed by a social day. The couple was married Aug. 2.'S, 1941, in Chicago. Donna Luciano's Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Luciano of Wonder Lake announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Marie, to Richard Franzen of McHenry. A late April wedding is planned. Shop In McHenry It's a Gay Gibson Frock CONVERSATION . . piece sleeve . . . tucked & trimmed with matching Victorian - sofa fringe on a float of eggplant or . . . Hollvberry Wool and I Nylon smaruy ^ darted for a bit of bodice fit $20.00 sizes 5 to 15 O.K. you want to buy a house. do you do first? others Choose From »S; ll llti ^Jhe Addition *Shoppe "Women's & Teen's Apparel" 1007 N. Front Street (Rt. 31) McHenry VISIT US NOW Get details about low-cost Mortgage financing. And--let us help you in many ways as you approach each important step in home buying. WALK-UP & DRIVE-IN WINDOWS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. "Where Family Money Matters' PHONE 385-1040 j