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\ Wedding Bells Wonder Lake Girl Engaged To Wed BRIDAL COUPLE « •r-^' Jfe. _ N ,s Births Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans welcomed a daughter on Dec- 22. McHenry Hcpltal BROWNIE TROOP Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pat- MEMBERS ENJOY naude of Alden became par- MUSEUM VISIT ents of a son Dec. 21. A Son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bengston Miss Whiting Engaged To Wed KATHY SMITH Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smith of 4508 E. Wonder Lake drive. Wonder Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy , to Wayne DeSuttor of Atkinson, 111. Miss Smith attends Western Illinois university, where •she is a member of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority. Her fiance also attends WIU, but is presently playing' professional football \yHh the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo, New York. The couple plans to be married Jdn. 28 at Christ the King jchurch, Wonder Lake. ) Couple Plans July Wedding Christen Hoc in Baby At St. Patrick's The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hocin, Jr., was christened Annette Rose at St. Patrick's church Dec. 18. Sponsors were her uncle, Joseph DiMaggio, of McHenry, and her cousin, Qiarlotte Carlisi, of Chicago. Following the ceremony a gathering was held at the home of the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Antoinette DiMaggio. for forty guests. The outfit and jewelry worn by Annette Rose were given to her by the god parents. * Sixty girls from" Brownio Dec. Troops 415 and 461 visited the Museum of Science and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vavrik announce the birth of a daughter Dec. 23. A daughter was born Dec. 2;; to Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. Industry in Chicago, Tuesday. Mrs. Richard Peterson was in charge of the group. At the Museum, the girls heard how their telephone speaking voice sounds to oth- MR. AND MRS. ARLYN TURNER St. Mary of Celle Catholic church, Berwyn. was the setting for ajj^ovely wedding on Nov. 19 that united in marriage Miss Georgette Benes of Berwyn and Mr. Arlyn H. Turner of Harvard, formerly of this community. TEENS ORGANIZE MARCH OF DIMES BENEFIT JAN. 15 The teens of McHenry county are working to organize a benefit dance for the March of Dimes. Profits made from this dance will go toward the fight against birth defects. All entertainment, facilities, and help for this benefit dance are on a volunteer basis. As of this date, entertainment includes the famous "Cryan' Shames." Two disc jockeys from Radio Station WCFL will make gues appearances, and six local groups will be featured, including. The new Villagers from Lake Zurich. The date selected for this "dance of the year," is Jan.; 15. from 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. The place is the New Place, familiar teen-age night club, located on Route 31. two miles north of Algonquin. Debbie Dinham and Colleen Drayer, of Crystal Lake are co-chairmen, with Robert Denny and Mrs. Richard Dinham as adult advisors* The committee includes Pat Mc- Atee and Jody Ann Morgan of Crystal Lake high school and Dick Reynolds, from Marian Central high school. Volunteers are needed to help on various committees. Anyone interested in helping please call either 459-2720 or 459-3945. Elena's Beauty Hints m lRDEN CLUB )LDS POT-LUCK CHRISTMAS PARTY The McHenry Garden club held its annual pot-luck and Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Robert Petersen. The quantity of t o o d consumed proved that the members are excellent cooks as well as <;ood gardeners. Following a short business1" meeting, the program was turned over to M r s . G . T . S n i v e l y , w h o m a d e b e a u t i f u l t a b l e a n d door arrangements for the Christmas season. On Jan. 16 the District II annual meeting of the Garden Club of Illinois, Inc.. will be held at the Hyatt House in Lincoln wood. It will include a luncheon and work shops. Mrs. Charles Wagner should be called for reservations. It is important that all attend to make a good showing. Plans were finalized for the next meeting on Jan. 18 at 1 p.m., which will be a "guest day" at the Community Methodist church. The program will bo a one-hour colored film. "A Year of Gardening," shown and narrated by Robert Elich, noted horticulturist. There will be a tea table following the program. The Wonder Lake and R i c h m o n d G a r d e n c l u b s have been invited as special guests. To everyone interested in the Chicago World Flower and Garden show at McCormick Place, there will be a bus leaving McHenry on Tuesday. March 14, at 8:15 a.m. Watch for further details on bus and ticket reservations. NANCY WHITING Mr. and Mrs. Sebre Whiting of 812 N. Center street, McHenry, announce thes engagement of their daughter, Nancy Grace, of 2341 Badger parkway, Madison^Wis., to Van Volk of Corvallis, Ore. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Garth W. Volk of Worthington, Ohio. Miss Whiting, a graduate of St. Mary's hospital school of nursing in Madison, is a registered nurse at University hospital. Mr. Volk received his BS and MS degrees from Ohio State university and his Ph. D from the university in 1965. He is an assistant professor in the Department of Soils at Oregon State university, Corvallis. A spring wedding is planned. EVENTS ARE PLANNED BY GARDEN CLUB Two events are being planned by the McHenry Garden Club. One is attendance at the District II annual meeting of the Garden Club of Illinois at Hyatt House, Lincoln wood. Mrs. Charles Wagner should be called for reservations. Two days later, on Jan. 18, the local club will hold "guest day" at the Community Methodist church at 1 o'clock. Robert Elick, noted horticulturist, will present "A Year of Gardening", a colored movie with narration. January 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. January 5 McHenry Barracks. Veterans of World War I, Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- New American Legion Home. •January 16 District II Annual Meeting, Garden Club of Illinois, Inc. Hyatt House, Lincolnwood. January 18 McHen r y G a r d e n C l u b Guest Day -- Community Methodist Church -- 1 p.m.. On Dec. 25 a daughter was crs in the communications born to Mr. and Mrs. James hall, were enchanted by Col- Ahern of Wonder Lake. leen Moore's glittering fairy Mr. and Mrs. Robert castle, and walked through a Brown are parents of a son giant replica of a human Dec. 25. heart a****************************** M. ^ tWu& jlew- (JM CAMERA CLUB SPEAKER The Vext meeting of the Barrington Heights Camera club will be Friday, Jan. 6. at the Marine Industries field office on U.S. Highway 14, near Kelsey road at 8 p.m. Richard Matt of Mattco Associates, Inc., of Johnsburg, will present his owrf Snap Shoot" a 16mm movie. Mr. Matt has taken professional film in most of. the countries of the world. * * * * * * * * * * * * t * * * * * * * * * $FH. *^Da. ^ 7 a.m. - 6 p.m * & 1208 N. Green Street Quality Cleasmag Laimdzry Shirts * * * * Specialists in • KNIT DRESSES • FORMALS • DRAPERIES • LEATHER • FURS WE CHALLENGE , COMPARISON ! TRY US AND SEE SS8-1712 McHenry. Ill * * * * * * * * * * S ft ft * * * * * * * * * * w I £Uo i>- lirrrii 4 ' • *IT jl a MARY BLRRAFATO Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Burrafato announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary, to Earl Dowell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dowell, Sr. A July wedding is planned. * * 3k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RECEIVES HONORS Carla Dietz was one of 421 Eastern Illinois university students who received aca- -d^mic Jronors for the fall quaiTer at Eastern Illinois university. A grade point average of between 3.75 and 4.0 is necessary for honors. Sheet Tip To help lengthen the life of sheets and pillowcases, vary the way you fold them. Constant creases in the same place weaken the threads. there' s no »B titi E in a bank THE McHIMRY BAKERY will be OPEN SATURDAY,DEC. 31 till 6 p.m. CLOSED -- New Year's Day and MONDAY. Jan. 2 \ J beauty' BAZAAR There is no euda thing as emphasizing too often the importance o? hair care. There are literally dozens of practices requiring little In terms of time, talent or money that can add appreciably to your hair's health and beauty. For example: Don't follow a strict, unvarying schedule of hair washing. Hair should be washed when it needs it, not because wash day rolls around. Don't keep your hair pulled back tightly in a chignon or ponytail. Also, vary the part at reasonable inter vals. Your hair . . . any hair, for that matter, will react beautifully to the small luxury of an expert salon shampoo. set and shaping. All attentions, basic and beneficial, expert end luxurious to the smallest detail, are but a few of the specialties given at the best salons in your community. TIP OF THE WEEK: If your eyebnow pencil is not the self-sharpening type, an emory beard may be used for this purpose. Many good wishes for all the happiness that Christmas and the New Year can bring. From BEAUTY BAZAAR Elena McGtary Cheri Janquart Eleanore Just en Nick Vellas Jean Grisv^old Barbara Valentine Florence Weber Sharon Wagner Diane JohmoR PLAN REUNION All high school graduates who a t t e n d e d St. Mary's school are invited to attend at get-together in the lounge of St. Mary's school on Thursday, Dec. 29, at 7:30 p.m. There will be records played, and refreshments will be served. OPEN -- Tuesday. Jan 3 Xmas Cookies ^Holiday Stollen * * Fruitcake PHONE 385-0190 * * * r»3X N. (.HKKN STKKET PKONE 385-3510 B A N K i N you can withdraw your savings with no delay and no formal application, explanation or extra cost. Our financial statement shows why there's no substitute for "Money in the Bank." 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