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I - KAINDEALER - MAR. 23, 1967 Wedding Bells MARRIED MARCH 11 McHENRY COUPLE EXCHANGE VOWS IN OKINAWA RITE A wedding of local interest was solemnized Saturday, March 11, at noon in Naha, Okinawa, when Miss Rita Thurlwell became the bride of Mr. James J. Thennes. Rev. Smolinski officiated at the nuptial rite performed in the chapel at Fort Buckner. Miss ITiurlwell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurlwell of 3611 W. Main street, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thennes of 3310 W. 1st street ,*McHenry. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Goforth. The newlyweds will make their home for the present in Naha, OMnatva. The bride is a 1965 graduate of McHenry high school, the same year her husband graduated from Marian Central. He is a private first class stationed in Okinawa, iSE THE CLASSIFIEDS PANHELLENIC TEA Plans are progressing for the Panhellenic tea to be held March 28 at the home of Mrs. Vale Adams. At this time, questions and answers about sororities an& the Greek organizations on different campuses will be discussed. .caBtDif. FOR EASTER SMART EASTER BUNNIES GIVE OUR CANDY! Thrill any youngster with a delightful Easter Gift Basket - a Treasure of Easter Candies. Priced From $1.50 up • Solid Chocolate Rdbbit • Assorted Cream Eggs • Chocolate Coated Marshmallow Eggs • Complete assortment of colorful bulk Easter Eggs -- EASTER SPECIAL -- 2-lb. Mrs. Stevens • Reg. 3.35 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES . . . $3.10 Easter Cards - Stuffed Bunnies Party Goods - Sifts Agatha Gifts 1 Cn 1242 Green St. McHenry 385-0007 "Try the Agatha Shop first... You'll be glad you did" The Lions Roared Frederic \mour of Island Lake acted as master of ceremonies for the 1967 Lions club R-O-A-R held in Elgin recently, in which forty-nine clubs participated. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD C. SCHULTZ Zion Lutheran church was the setting for a lovely wedding on Saturday evening, March 11, which united in marriage Miss Tamara Clendenin and Mr. Edward Carl Schultz of McHenry. They will make their home in Peru, Ind., while he serves with the Air Force at Bunker Hill,, Ind. LADY FORESTER COURT TO HOST DIOCESAN MEET The Lady Foresters of St. Clara Court, No. 659, McHenry, will be host to the thirteenth diocesan conference to be held at St. Mary's Catholic church April 2. A low pontifical Mass at 10:45 o'clock will be celebrated by the Most Rev. Loras T. Lane, bishop of the Rockford diocese. A dinner and a program will follow at the Legion home on Ringwood road. Dinner reservations must be made by March 27 by contacting Mrs. Duane Anfreas 'oar filrs. Ilobert G. Miller. Any Junior girl members who would like to serve in the honor guard for the Mass should contact Mrs. Edward Buss or Mrs. George Rodenkirch. The Blue Moon club in Elgin was rocking with laughter and excitement recently as the Lions clubs of District 1 - J "roared" into action. The Island Lake Lions club, sponsoring its 1967 R-O-A-R, played host to most of the forty-nine clubs comprising District 1-J. Governor John Oberweis called the R-O-A-R to order, and Jim Costello of Streamwood gave the invocation. Andrew Davidson, president of the Island Lake Lions, gave the welcoming address and Deputy Governor Elmer Buhs made the presentation of bowling trophies for the January - February district bowling tournament. Lt. Governor Les Peat of Island Lake, who is a candidate for the governorship, wastoastmaster. Frederic Amour of Island Lake acted as master-of-ceremonies, heading, up a two-hour show of side-splitting entertainment. The all-male Elgin Choral group, under the direction of Russ Foris, and the "Valley Fourgers" barber shop quartet, led by Walter Martin of Island Lake, gave several renditions of old time favorites, and blues singer Shirley Smith of McHenry, "broughtthe house down" with her version of "Bill Bailey." The zany antics of the "Unpredictables", musical and comedy foursome, also of McHenry, kept everyone on the edges of their seats, and comedian Whitey Roberts from Washington, D.C. amused the audience with his wit and audience participation antics. A roast beef dinner was enjoyed by several hundred hungry Lions. District Governor Oberweis complimented the Island Lake club on its full participation in making the affair so successful. COMMUNION SUNDAY Hie Altar and Rosary sodality and the Catholic Daughters of America will receive Holy Communion on Sunday, April 2, at the 8:30 Mass. After Mass, there will be light refreshments served to the ladies in St. Patrick's hall. Wed Forty-Five Years KIWANIS SETS NEW RULES FOR SCHOLARSHIP The Kiwanis club of McHenry has had a scholar ship program for many years. When it was felt the rules for awarding the scholarship did not seem to accomplish the purpose the club had intended, a study was conducted. As a result of this evaluation, the present rules have been set i?) to more fully fulfill the intent of the program. The Kiwanis club of McHenry has established a $400 scholarship to be awarded to a graduating senior from McHenry Community high school in order to perpetuate what the Kiwanians feel is one of their main goals, aiding needy children. By requiring the recipient to major in special education or teacher education, this goal will be met more fully. Also, the Kiwanians feel that by making money available to the student in the second quartile (25 per cent - 50 per cent) of his graduating class, they are aiding the student who is worthy but is often overlooked and in need -of assistance. The deadline for receiving applications will be April 15. The committee will review applications to be sure the six rules for applying are met. The committee will make their final decisions on character, leadership and future goals as recorded on the application forms and recommended by the senior counselor. The winner and alternate will be announced by a member of the scholarship committee on Honors and Awards Day atthe McHenry Community high school. If the winner uses only part of the scholarship, the. remainder will go to the alternate (in the event the winner drops out of school). Hie applicant: 1. Must be a graduating senior boy or girl of McHenry Community high school. 2. Must be in the upper half, but not in the upper quarter of his class. 3. Must be accepted to a college or university. 4. Must be planning on majoring in special education or teacher education (mentally or physically handicapped curriculum). 5. Must not be a child of a member of the Kiwanis club of McHenry. 6. Must "submit his or her application, along with an official transcript by April 15 to the Kiwanis club of McHenry. Applications may be obtained from William Perry, senior counselor at the high school, or any Kiwanis member. "FRIENDLY TOWN" ASKS SUPPORT IN THIS COMMUNITY The nominating committee has been named for the McHenry* County Historical society with Mrs. Marjorie Frye, Woodstock,? as chairman and Mrs. Vernon Kays of Marengo and Miss Lenora Frisby of McHenry assisting. The slate of officers will be presented to the general membership at the annual meeting of the society, to be held at the Opera House, Woodstock, on Monday, May 8, at 8 p.m. The society has recently been given a number of items from the estate of James E. Fuller, Hebron, by his widow. Among them are a 1935 Oliver tractor, the first in the county, iron kettle, hand cultivator; wood barrels, coal scuttle, wagon springs, laundry stove, double trees for 5 horse hitch, milk pail and stool, hog gambles which were made about 1880, jockey stick, saws, butter pressor and crocks, field jugs, molasses jug and a folding cot bought in 1900 for Mrs. Fuller. Also a bob sled from 1919. The hoe, crow bar and fork go back to 1880' s and belonged to Mr. Fuller's father, Henry Fuller, and brought by him from New York state when he came to McHenry county in 1908. The mail box was handmade by a farm hand back in New York and the senior Mr. Fuller paid ten cents for it in 1903. Many of these items will be on display during the county fair at the site of the log cabin on the grounds. MR. AND MRS. CLINTON MARTIN Relatives and friends from Illinois, Wisconsin, Georgia, Florida and New York gathered at a popular restaurant in Ocala, Fla., recently to honor Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Martin on their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. The surprise event was given by their children, Frank Martin of Belleview, Fla., Charles Martin of Atlanta and New York and Ferol Tomlinson of McHenry. Minnie Tremere and Clinton Martin were married in Belleview, Fla., March 12, 1922. Mrs. Loren O. Martin witnessed the ceremony and also attended the surprise dinner. Mrs. Harry Golding of Tampa, the only sister of Minnie Martin, and Loren Martin of Jacksonville, the only brother of Clinton Martin, were both present. Their three children and six grandchildren along with sixty-five other friends and rel-, atives attended. Two birthdays were celebrated during the evening. Nancy Gayle Martin, granddaughter from Atlanta, was honored for her seventeenth birthday and Mrs. Vinton Thompson of Ridge road, McHenry, a close friend, were both presented withlarvely cakes appropriately decorated. Clinton and Minnie Martin made their home at 2505 North Martin road, McHenry, Mr. Martin's birth place. He was an active dairy farmer here until his recent retirement. They now spend winters at their home Lake Weir near Summerfield, Fla. NURSES' WEEK Gov. Otto Kerner has proclaimed March 26 to April 1 as Illinois Nurses' Week in "recognition of our modern Florence Nightingales who seek . significant progress toward economic recognition of their essential nursing services through the Illinois Nurses' Association." Chiefly known for her life-long crusade to establish high standards in nursing education and quality nursing care for everyone, regardless of economic status, Florence Nightingale was equally conscious of the need to attract qualified nurses through just and equitable salaries and working conditions. PLAN ELECTION OF HISTORICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS A comparatively new project locally, called "Friendly Town", has Christ the King Catholic church of Wonder Lake as a sponsor. However, the program is non-denominational. "Friendly Town" gives people the opportunity to share summer joy with a child from the inner city. It is a program sponsored by the Chicago City Missionary society which brings these children to live for two weeks with "host" families. In effect, the society and its volunteer helpers serve as a "bridge" between inner city churches and church related social agencies and the members of suburban and out of town churches and synagogues. The children are between the ages of 6 and 11 and hosts may specify the age range desired and also whether they prefer a girl or boy. All children registered for "Friendly Town" receive a doctor's examination. Families that participate learn that under the skin, all little boys and girls are pretty much alike except for certain niceties. It is hoped that families may ask to have the child back another year, or may want to ask for a new child. Local folks who wish more information concerning the project may contact Pat Dusthimer, 653-6310, or Kathy Matesi, 653- 3826. Easter Program For OES Chapter Chapter No. 547 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting and Easter program in Acacia hall on Tuesday evening, March 28, at 8 p.m. Everyone attending is asked to bring two colored or decorated Easter eggs for an egg hunt. There will be prizes for the person who finds the most eggs and also for the one who brings the best decorated egg. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS ^pu|c)|e«4c9Me4e4e3|uSs4e4(^^^£|c}ie}|e^)|e9|{j|(^9|e))(4e^^ WEDDINGS - FORMAL and CANDID 12 WEDDING STORY ALBUMS TO CHOOSE FROM motor, trailer and liability coverage •H in our boatowners policy! FREE - GUEST BOOK FREE - 11x14 DECORATOR SPECIAL FREE - FASHION & MAKE-UP ASSISTANCE PHONE 385-5579 % LECMARD i STUDIC -- £ fllC* ® McHenry 18 yr». in Creative Photography DENNIS CONWAY Phone 385-7111 3315 W. E^m, McHenry Stale Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home~Qffice: B/oomingion. Illinois * on top *of the * world ( * RICHARDS CLEANERS came to town! Quality Controlled DRY CLEANING same day CLEANERS 11208 Green St. 385-1712 McHerny; ; OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hughes announce the birth of their first child, a son, born March 20 at the Carle Clinic in Urbana. He weighed 7 lbs., 5 oz. Mrs. Hughes is the former Patricia Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Ingleside. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes of McHenry. The new baby is the first grandchild for both sets of grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Einar Clauson of Island Lake are rejoicing Over the birth of their first child, a son, Michael Alan, on March 8 at Lake Forest hospital. He weighed 5 lbs., 12 oz. His mother is the former Cheryl Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Adams. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Einar Clauson of Lake Forest. On March 8 a daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ort. She weighed 7 lbs. 2 ozs., and has been named Kristin Alice. Colleen Christine is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nellessen of 2922 Lincoln road, McHenry, for their third daughter. She weighed 6 lbs., 6oz.on making her arrival at Sherman hospital, Elgin, at 9:30 a.m. March 15. Colleen has two sisters, Paula, 3%years, and Jaqulynn, 13% months. Mrs. A. P. Freund is a proud great-grandmother for the eighth time. The latest arrival in her family is a little daughter, Ann Marie, born to Mr. and Mrs. John Petitclair of Waukegan at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan on March 12. She was welcomed home by a sister, Debbie, 14 months old and her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larsen and Mrs. Evelyn Petitclair of Waukegan and other greatgrandparents are Mrs. John O'Brien and William Larsen also of Waukegan. ~ BIRTHS MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are parents of a son March 13. A son was born March 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuhns announce the birth of a son March 13. On March 14 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodiek. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahlgrim announce the birth of a son March 15, A son was born March 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lorio of Lake-in-the-Hills. A Fox Lake couple, Mr. and- Mrs. Robert McCashin, are parents of a son March 17. A daughter was born March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hanson. On March 19 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller. ELECT ALTAR ROSARY OFFICERS MONDAY, APRIL 3 The Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church will have a very important meeting oh Monday, April 3, at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Election of officers to serve for the next twoyears will be held. The history of the sodality will also be rend at this meeting, which should be of special interest to members. OSRITAt McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Charles Brody, Evariston; Susan M. Remy, Carlton A. Palmer, Jack J. Young, John J. Arndt, Wonder Lake; Metvin Anderson and Constance M. Jun, Harrington; Edna I„ Popp, Melinda Hempstead, Steven C. Walters, Noreen M. Gallagtyef, Crystal Lake; And Charlotte C. Ames and Ralph W. Dake, Lake Villa; George E. Kleinfeld, Woodstock; Steven Bailitz; John R. Vierke, Patrick C. Wittnebel, Robert C. Sacks, Spring Grove; Bernadette R. List man and Alfred C. Minuth, Round Lake; Ruth A. Turner, Gerald V. Schimmel, Jr., Patricia J. Mitchell, Wauconda; And Patricia C. Wietor, Clarence J. Karls, Everette E. Goodwin and Jacqueline F. Basil, Ingleside; Dorothy I. Abhau, Arlington Heights; Leslie W. Dunn, Island Lake; Mary Sue Guthrie, Fox Lake; Victor L. Stanek and Daniel W. Holian, Richmond; Helen A. Robinson, Harvard; Martha Helley, Fox River Grove; And Anna T. Zelous, Cecelia V. Nlelubowski, Peter J. Engels, Peter J. Kasper, Anthony A. Zemont, Mona M. Eddy, Elmer C. Foerster, Jean L. Gagnon, Evelyn M. Hans, Mary Irmo, Kathleen M. Shafer; Also John L. Frey, Agnes B. Stanley, Phillip J. Miller, Lisa M. Ritter, Elwood R. Whitney, JR., Martin Serbin, Renee C. Buchholz, Kathryn Smith, Sylvia A. Foute, Carol A. Leigh - ty and Stella Amanda Rartvet, all of McHenry. WINNERS IN CDA TOURNEY ARE ANNOUNCED Court Joyce Kilmer, No. 573, Catholic Daughters of America, members who participated in the card tournament during the winter months have concluded the tourney and winners have been announced. First place winner in pinochle was Ann Rodenkirch; bridge, Alvera Nye and Rita Ulrich, first, and Helen Dobyns and Helen Mori arty, second; canasta, Evelyn Justen, first; Stella Graham, second; and Frances Widhalm, third. SHOP IN McHENRY % SPRING I MAIZE I $14.00 hUji HAND BAGS TO MATCH on c with the intriguing open look HAND BAGS TO MATCH BONE WITH PATENT STRAP $12.00 TEH BOOTERT 1246 N. GREEN ST. 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