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PAGE 2, SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAIN DEALER - DECEMBER 22, 1966 NORMA ANDERSON WED SATURDAY TO SAMUEL WOODY The Community Methodist churrh was the setting for a • iovoly wedding ceremony last Saturday afternoon, Dec. 17, which united in Ynarriage Miss Norma Andersons daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nforman Anderson of 5918 W. R|. 120," McHenry, and Mr. Samuel Woody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woody of Grayslake, formerly of McHenry. Rev White officiated at the 4 o'clock nuptial rite. Red and white carnations placed amidst everg r o e n txnighs decorated the altar. The bride selected a threepiece knit suit of pale mint qreen, with which she wore dark green accessories, including a veiled headpiece held in place with an aurora borealis circle. Her corsage was an orchid. Miss Anderson's only attendant was Mrs. Patricia Grandt of McHenry, who wore a twopiece beige dress and a corsage of red and white mums. Dee Woody served his brother as best man and Richard Anderson, brother of the bride, acted as usher. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Anderson selected a gray metallic, three-piece suit, red hat and red and white carnation corsage. Mrs. Woody wore a blue suit and similar corsage. A reception for forty guests followed the ceremony, held at the Anderson home. The couple left later for a honeymoon trip into Wisconsin and upon their return will make their home in Lake Villa. Both young people graduated in 1961 from McHenry high school. The new Mrs. Woody has been employed in the office of Northern Pump company farm, McHenry, and her husband for the Pickett Fence farm, Grayslake. KKA Camp Plans Installation Royal Neighbor Camp, No ?,251, w\U hold installation at the K. of C. hall on Jan. 4 at 6:.">0 p.m Preceding the ceremony, there will be a pot-luck supper. for which each member is asked to bring a dish to pass. All members are invited to brinr; a puest. STRUCK BY CAR Eight - year - old Michael Bmtherton of Fox Lake is recovering in McHenry hospital from injuries sustained late Tuesday afternoon when he was .struck bv a car. ' ena s I; h.i i >t t h> • j i lne This week I wuuld like to mention an eas\ to care for \et highk attractive style, ilie simple oval: Full and rounded with ends turned under, this style i< becoming to all women with one exception those with !n<>un-sha;>ed tuce<. With 'his s t y l e , hail i -y maintained e q u a l ien^th a l l e r w i t h t h e e n d s t a p e r e d i " t ' r e a i e ,i cur\ed eI f e e t b r u - h e d h a c k f r o m a ;«>ini in t h e m i d d l e !<>n h e a < i . w i t h - c r o w n ' U s h e d ! ' >rw i r d f • ; in f r o n t . Your hair style can mean the difference between a usual ordinary you and a smart chic looking you. with a know how for flair Your h.iirsi\li-t can set your type. \our style, your personality They should all blend and be part of your hair style. You should know yourself, what type you are. what style you would !>est fit into Don't fit the hair style to you if \nu are not the type for it. Don't let the trend or style someone said is in na»v throw you into a spin, you might just not be the type for it. We can't all wear what is in vogue all the but on occasion we be Imcky and just he o vopy it a little so can still look sty- In the near future we to run off some piclures on different type facesami hair styles of our customers and operators showing what is the wrong and right hair style, and what it (*an or can't do for you. MERRY CHRISTMAS PS. Have you ever given any 'bought to • buying someone a Gift Certificate from your favorite Beauty Salon She w i l l l o v e v o u f o r i t . time. Modeling School Graduates MARY LYNN JOHNSON CYNTHIA SCHULTZ Miss Mary Lynn Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Johnson of 5415 Thelen drive and Miss Cynthia Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J- Schijltz of 1800 N. Sunset. McHenry. have graduated the professional modeling course at Patricia Stevens Career College and Finishing school. Chicago. The commencement exercises were held at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago on Friday, Dec. 16. Miss Johnson is a graduate of McHenry Community high school. ECKSTEIN-CON WAY FALL MARRIAGE rs ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eckstein of Chicago announce the marriage of their daughter, Janet, to Mr. Dennis Conway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conway of McHenry, which took place Nov. 23 in Chicago. Both young people are graduates of McHenry high school, the bride in 1962 and her husband in 1958. She also graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1966. He attended Northern Illinois university before spending four years in the Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Conway are residing on Chapel Hill road. McHenry DOWNEY VETS ENTERTAINED AT HOLIDAY PARTY Members of Joyce Kilmer Court. No. 573. Catholic Daughters of America, enjoyed the annual Christmas party at Downey Veterans hospital recently. The early part of the evening was spent in cards and games played, in which the patients participated. A Christmas theme was carried out when the refreshments were served. Each patient received a favor in the form of a candy Santa Claus. Christmas cookies, along with fruit, doughnuts and coffee, were much enjoyed by the men. Ladies to be commended for so faithfully driving to Downey each month include Elizabeth Thompson. chairman: Bert ilia Freund. Ann Rodenkirch. Frances Widhalm, Helen Heuser. Rose Staines, Irene Guffey and Bobby " May • ind Helen Sass. drivers. Robert Nelsen To Take Bride BARBARA SOKOLOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sokolowski, formerly of Detroit, Mich., and now residents of Wauconda, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Joan, to Robert K. Nelsen, former Army paratrooper, son of Mildred E. Kunz of Lilymoor. Wedding plans have been made for June 3 at Transfiguration church, Wauconda. Y1S1TOR8 FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wasielewski and family, formerly of Wonder Lake and now residing at Fullerton, Calif., are spending a two-week vacation visiting in Wonder Lake and Chicago. They hope to visit as many friends as possible during the holidays. Marriage Licenses Foster E. Glorch, McHenry, and Linda Evans, Huntley. JOINS FRATERNITY John C. Bailey of' 2022 Orchard Beach, McHenry, is among -ftewly initiated members of Purdue university's chapter of Eta Kappa Nu, national electrical engineering honorary fraternity. Miss Gregory Becomes Bride One of the season's most beautiful weddings was solemnized Saturday, Dec. 17, in the Community Methodist church of McHenry, when Miss Susan Lynn Gregory exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Robert L. Titus. Miss Gregory of 4130 N. Paulina, Chicago, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory of 3712 W. Young street, McHenry, and Mr. Titus, who lives at 1926 W. Harrison street, Chicago, is the son ,of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Titus^of 10834 Neenah avenue, Worth, 111. Rev. Ernest Carder, former pastor of the local Methodist church, officiated at the candlelight service, for which Mrs. Clarence Keim Vvas soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Larry Thomas on the organ. Altar flowers were white poinsettias, and the church was decorated for the 'Christmas season with two small trees, and red poinsettias, green ribbons and boughs marked on the pews. Miss Gregory was charming in a peau de soje, French reembroidered chantilly lace, empire fashion A-line chapel length gown. It was styled with sculptured neckline, fitted bodice, double tiered kabuki sleeves and band in peau de soie at the waist. A detachable, chapel length train, bordered with French reembroidered chantilly lace, was fashioned with a back trow. She wore elbow length white kid gloves. Her silk illusion, two-tiered fountain veil fell from an alencon lace crown highlighted with pearls. Hie locket worn by the bride was also worn by her maternal grandmother on her wedding day. Miss Gregory's colonial bouquet consisted of white Fugi and feather mums with holly. Her engagement ring and the wedding bands were designed and made by the groom. Attending the bride were Miss Judith Gregory of Chicago, her sister, as maid of honor, Miss Janet Masten, Miss Peg Titus, sister of the groom, and Miss Barbara Hirte of Chicago. They were attired in long, red- velvet dresses, empire style, with elbow length sleeves. Each wore a white fur hat and carried matching muffs to which was attached a sprig of holly. Their wrist length, white kid gloves were gifts of the bride. John Titus of Chicago served his brother as best man and ^oomsmen were William Ayer and John Grabow of Chicago and James McWetby of Palos Heights. Mrs. Gregory chose a gold, silk and wool, two-piece dress, white kid gloves and matching cage veil with gold bead trim. Mrs. Titus wore a green brocade dress, had a small hat of matching veiling and gloves. Following a short honeymoon trip, the couple will make their home at 4130 N. Paulina avenue, Chicago. The bride is a graduate of McHenry high school and is now a dental assistant at the University of Illinois. Tlie groom graduated from Blue Island high school and received a B.D.S. degree from the University of Illinois, where he is a senior dental student. A rehearsal dinner for the couple was held Thursday, Dec. 15, in McHenry. NOW AT NYE'S 50 Extra S £ H stamps on any Midwest Bank charge over $2.00 till Dee. 25th. Town & Country Agent NYE DRUG 1325 N. Riverside Dr. s 05PITAL ilotu McHenry Hospital Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included; Clyde Palmer, Annabel Aichor, Harold Moreau, Phyllis Kupczyk, Eleanor Kupczyk, Andrew p. Anderson, LaVerne Noah, John Korber; Also, Kay Nixon, Anton Malochleb, William Wener, Eric Kentzel, Catherine Stilling, Rondi Cunat and Tamara Gribben, McHenry. Ajad, Hal Nelles, George Rakushin, James Rizzp and Marjorie Bastie, Fox Lake; Dorothy Stanell, Glenview; Sophie Krumwiede, Elgin; Patricia Corder and James Thillen, Ingleside; John Riccobene and Randall Bailey, Wauconda; And Robert Kranz, Joseph Wilbins, qenny Millash, Carlton Palmer, Jacqueline Scionti, Peter Brenner and Mary E. Jones, Wonder Lake; Ralph Hunter, Arlington Heights; Robert Wilson, Barrington; And John Larak and Ann Maloney, Cary; Henry Garczynski, Woodstock; Jewel Wells, Frank Costanza, William Ottley, John Trask and Rose Falk, Crystal Lake; Lois Deschauer, Lake Zurich; and Nella Hamlin,Solon Mills. Memorial Hospital Admittances during the past week in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Leontine Baxter, James Meyers, Elsie Goss, Eric Weiss, Ethel Cajthaml, Cyprian Wagner, James Meyers, and Harlan Ernst, McHenry; Orville Gosse, Edwin Dornbush, Alan Gignac and Anna Reymann, Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Howard Nielsen, Sandra Basel, Mrs. Frank Immekus, Kathleen Dede and Patricia Lunsford, McHenry, were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. ANNIVERSARY TRIP Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes of Island Lake returned recently from a tenday trip to Hawaii, which was a belated celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. McHenry Hospital Name Baby Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien have named their new daughter Ann. She was born Dec. 11 in McHenry hospital. Two brothers, Steven and Matthew, and three sisters, Sarah, Becky and Sharon, welcomed their new sister. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steinbrecher of Chicago and Mrs. GrsLce O'Brien of McHenry. Memorial Hospital Or Dec.- 13 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beccard of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Benson, Wonder Lake, became parents of a daughter, Dec. 15. Mr. and xMrs. Dennis Diedrich announce the birth of a son Dec. 19. Harvard Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nootbaar became parents of a son Dec^J.8. ^ December 22 LadyjQForesters' Christmas Party -- St. Mary's Hall -- S p.m. December 28 Rivervj^.w Camp, No. 6818. Christmas,, Party -- Pot-Luck at 6 D.m. --Dollar Gift Exchange. January 4 R.N.A. Camp, No. 3251, Installation --K. of C. Hall- - 6:30 p.m. Pot-Luck. January 15 Social Meeting-Card Tournament --C.D. of A -- 8 p.m. - - K. of C. Hall. JUNIOR GIRL FORESTERS HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY Junior girl members of St. Clara's Court, No. 659, of the National Catholic Society of Foresters (formerly WCOF) enjoyed their annual Christmas party held in the new Legion home. Prizes were awarded to winners of games played, under supervision of Court President Martha Freund, and Judy Buss. Cupcakes and pop were served by Junior directors, Joan Buss, Loretta Freund and Helen Rodenkirch. A special award was presented by the fifth grade teachers of St. Mary's school, Mrs. Kiggins and Si^|er Roberta, to two Juniors, Debbie Schabow and Mary Rodenkirch. Their essays won honorable mention in the contest sponsored by the National Catholic Society of Foresters last year. The awards were announced at the society's national convention held in Denver, Colo., in August, which President Martha Freund attended and accepted the ribbons for the winners, along with the Junior court scrapbook which also won an honQrable mention ribbon. The girls made 125 napkin rings for the' hospital trays on Christmas day. Santa made his appearance and the girls sang "Jingle Belfs," after which Santa presented to each'girl a stocking full of candy and a gift. 4 food gift was presented to the nuns at St. Mary's and St. Patrick's schools for their pantries. A man with six kids is happier than the man with six million --HE doesn't want any more. Sewing Guild Enjoys Christmas Party On Dec. 14 the Pink Lady sewing guild met at a local restaurant for their annual Christmas party. A delicious buffet was the menu. After luncheon nine members and one guest went to the Daniel Knapp residence where Christmas gifts were exchanged, refreshments served, Christmas carols sung and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Lilah Jordan was the happy recipient of the lovely Christmas tree skirt made by Nellie Bergener. Members present were Marion Carlson, Mae Siadek, Celia Blake, Lilah Jordan, Isa Braenne of McHenry; Nell i e B e r g e n e r , W h i s p e r i n g Hills; Tillie Ahrens, Mildred Kennedy and Esther Knapp of Johnsburg. Mrs. Ellen Wende of McHenry was a "g«^st. SHOP IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO TAKE VACATION A number of l^cHenry students at the University of Illinois begin their annual Christmas holiday at 1 p.m. - on Thursday, Dec. 22, and will not resume classes until the same hour on Jan. 3. They include William Stamer, Robi- rt Beck, James Benson, Dennis Blake. Terrence Brady. Janice Bush, Michael Cooper. Terrance James Doran, Robert , Dowe, Carl Easton, Arthur Eberhardt, Robert Fleck. Deborah Francke and William Funk. Also vacationing will be Sherry Gehrke, Anne Gonseth, Kathleen Justen, James Koepke, Jerald Koepke, Barry Leibsohn. Elizabeth Liebman, Paul Liebman, Stephen Marchi, Paul McDonald, James Meeker, Paul Nitz, Valerie Peterson, Raymond Pollock, Bruce Potratz, Susan Prawl, Duane Schmitt. <Thomas Schmitt, Lon Smith, Kenneth Sternickle, Cynthia Stiller and Roger Thompson. From Wonder Lake they are Carolyn Green, Charles Habich, Jeanette McCall, James Perry. Richard Paul and Jane Stendebach. GARDEN CLUB ENTERTAINED AT HOLIDAY PARTY On Thursday evening, Dec. If), the Wonder Lake Garden club held its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Charles Kopp, 4317 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. Eleven Ladies attended, Mes dames, Fiala, S. Johnson, Kinzie, Kopp. N. Margolis, R. Mii^hy, Nelson, Ottoson, Pose, Sanders, Vlatvsky and a guest Mrs. Anne Nagel. There was a short meeting by the ladies. President Ottoson announced a few places of interest to attend, among them, the Flower Show at Mc- Cormick Place in Chicago in March. Mrs. Kopp had her home decorated beautifully. After playing games, a grab bag was held. Mrs. Kopp served coffee, tea, cookies, cake and candies which were enjoyed by all. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS . i f j . y U 9 I I J We pause "mid tin* holiday bustle to count our many blessings, and to express deep appreciation for the patronage you haye given us. To you and yours, our fondest Christmas greetings! BOARD OF DIRECTORS -(Jerald J. Carey William M. Carroll •\Vm. A. Nye MD Robert L. Weber Thomas F. Bolger Richard J_ Zleman William J. Cowlln OFFICERS Gerald J. Carey Richard J. Zleman Alan M. Meyer Robert L. Weber Lenora E. Frisby Ronald J. Vacula Thos. F. Bolger Donald Wattles Albert G. Vales James EvLarkln Lillian Calms Edwin J. 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