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'0 \7^^^^tr^l^\"^yifir. f; 1 . : >G. 2, SEC. 1 - PLAIN DEALER - MAY II, f - 1967 Wedding Bells V Married April 15 MR. AND MRS. BRIAN E. CMALLEY A wedding of local interest was solemnized Saturday, April 15, in St. Thomas the Apostle church, Crystal Lake, uniting in marriage Miss Kathleen Fnrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Fruin of 35 N. Caroline street, Crystal Lake, and Mr. Brian Edward O'Mai ley of Mc Henry, son of Mrs. June O'Mai ley of Chicago and the late Edward CH Mai ley. ; Mr. CK Mai ley is also the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brecht of McHenry. His bride graduated from Marian Central high school in 1962 and attended Northern Illinois university. She is now employed as secretary at Cary-Grove high school. Mr. (? Mai ley is a graduate in 1962 from McHenry high school and is a member of the Crystal Lake police department. After a short honeymoon trip into Wisconsin, the newlyweds are residing in McHenry. I*re-nuptial showers for the bride were given by Mrs. Richard Finn of YVilmette Qinen) by Mrs. Frederick Johnson and Mrs. Leo Powers of Crystal Lake (miscellaneous), fay co-workers at Gary Grove high school (kitchen) and by Mrs. Ken Kollenkark and Mrs.Sharon Lopez of McHenry (kitchen). Engagement Of Miss Frett Told ROSEMARY FRETT |Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frett of 2919 W. Victoria avenue, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosemary, to James Boeing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boeing of Lone Tree lane, Lake Zurich. No date has been set for the wedding. Both young people are employed in Barrington. Mr. Boeing will report for naval training at Great Lakes in July. Hold Family Dinner For Jennifer Yegge A family dinner party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Motulewicz in honor of the first birthday of their granddaughter .Jennifer Yegge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yegge. A Donald Duck birthday cake was the center of attraction for Jennifer and she received many lovely presents. Included in the guests besides her maternal grandparents and parents were her great-grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Motuiewicz, Wonder Lake; her godmother, Diane Trzesniewski, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trzesniewski, Dennis and David, and Mrs. Val Svustkiewicz, all of Chicago; Mike Szewczyk and her uncles, Wayne and Mark Motuiewicz, of Wonder Lake; and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Yegge, and her brother, Jeffrey Yegge, of McHenry. ON DEAN'S LIST Word is received here that Donald C. Cameron, son of Sirs. Robert A. Cameron, was Earned to the winter quarter dean's list at the University of Denver, with a straight "A" average. Donald is a student in the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in sociology. J? *i • Grade Musical May 18 A music festival will be held Thursday, May 18, at 8 p.nv in the McHenry Junior high school by choruses and bands of the McHenry grade school*}, Choruses will include the fifth and sixth grades of Edgebrook school and the Junior high school chorus. The instrumental part of the program will be performed by the grade schrol junior band, cadet band, and the concert band. Special numbers by the band will include a flute trio with band accompaniment and a cornet trio with band accompaniment. The chorus and band will join for (me number. There is no admission charge. Following is the tentative program: JUNIOR BAND The Crusaders - Erickson Join The Parade March -Weber Soldier Boy - Erickson Aura Lee - Erickson Krazy Klock - Pioyhar CADET BAND Captain Kidd - Erickson Greensleeves - Erickson Festival March - Bowles This Old Man - Pioyhar Service Medley - Osterling CONCERT BAND Flirtation - Clare Grundman Variation Overture - Clifton Williams Bubbling Brass - S. D. Eisch Mambo Band - Bill Klitz Homage To Youth March - Olivadoti 5th GRADE CHORUS Swinging Along - French Folk Swig Edwin Reids Wed 25 Years Mr. and Mrs. Edwiri Reid celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Saturday evening with a party, in their home. Their children cooked and served the family dinner. Other guests were Sue Reedy of Grayslake and Chris Cipriani of Fort Sheridan, Victor and Marie Howe, of Mc- Cullom Lake. Later in the evening, the couple was honored at a charivari by a group of friends,. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Borcovan, Jack Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Grothman, A1 Bianchi and Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer/ Edwin Reid and Eleanor Rankin were married *MSy 7, 1942, at St. Patrick's Catholic church, McHenry. They have lived all their married life here, where Mr. Reid conducts his business. Their children are Edwin, IIL Bernadine, Charlene, Ronald, Cindy and Noelle. An exchange student from Brazil, Paulo Lopes, has made his home with them this past year while attending McHenry high school. A niece, Patricia Harris, is also a member of the family. Plan For Art Fair Plans for the eleventh annual McHenry Country Art Fair June IS to 18 are underway with the help of many persons such as this group. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Walton Beasley, Crystal Lake, Airs. Pat Strom, Mrs, Robert Wieland, both Woodstock. Standing are Weg Thomas and Cecil Kanter, both McHenry. Mrs. Strom and Mrs/ Weil&nd are in charge of the children* s show, while Kanter is handling the photography show and Thomas is assisting in this and a number of other aspects of the show. The Trunk Showing for fine arts will 'be open to the public, with proceeds being used for the' McHenry hospital. Young Couple Set Wedding Date "Wig Party" Program To Be Presented For Woman's Club KAREN KELLNER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellner of McHenry announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Jeanne, to Michael Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schaefer of McHenry. Hie young couple plan an Aug. 5 wedding. MARRIAGE LICENSES John Vivicondi, Spring Grove, and Julie Lombardo, Ingleside. Ronald Paulson, Harvard, and Sherry Flynn, Wonder Lake. The monthly meeting of the McHenry Woman's club will be held at the Community Methodist church at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 19, instead of May 12, due in part to the annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs which is being held at the Sherman House in Chicago, beginning May 9. Members can look forward to some "heady" excitement as Karen Zoephel of Park Ridge ' presents a program entitled "Wig Party." Mrs. Zoephel will bring with her a variety of pieces, including machine wefted wigs, hand tied wigs, wiglets and falls, in a variety of shades.. Several models will also be present. Mrs. Zoephel began her career in cosmetics over twenty years ago and introduced hair goods to her line several years ago. All of her pieces are 100 percent human hair. A blend of the top quality grades of hair are used to give a soft silky wig yet one with body which will hold a style through many wearings. Mrs. Florence Svoboda will conduct the installation of officers at this meeting. Mrs. George Swindler, chairman of the Home Life division, will be chairman of the day, with Mrs. Frank Prem on hand as tea hostess. Prom JLing-Queen Parties Honor Cathy Ann Weber Cathy Aim Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber, of Waukegan road, was guest at Jwo lovely parties Sunday held in honor of her First Communion day. Following Mass at St. Patrick's breakfast was served at the home of her godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dobyns, for relatives and Mends. In the afternoon a dinner party was held at the Weber home where the young lady greeted members of her family. Cathy Ann received many beautiful presents on her /special day. *&'; HOLD SALAD BAR -LUNCHEON AT ZION CHURCH On Wednesday, May 17, a Salad Bar luncheon and flower demonstration will be the attraction at Zion Lutheran 'church, Rt. 120, west, starting at noon. Tickets are available at Ae door. 1* 'Walter Bender will present a floral demonstration and arrangements will be given away. Both fresh and artificial flowers will be used. The event is sponsored by the Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid society. Hettermmnn Baby Baptized Recently The infaitf son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hettermann was baptized April 30 at St. Patrick's church at 2 p.m. by Father David Beauvais. His godfather is a cousin, Daniel Hart, of Elmhurst, and the godmother, an aunt Theresa Hettermann of Chicago. A buffet dinner was served following the ceremony at the Hettermann home to twenty guests including the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hettermann and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mahoney. Jeffrey Kenneth was born March 30 at Memorial Hospital, Woodstock, and has a sister, Traci Lynn, 17 months old. His mother is the former Colleen Jean Mahoney. ELECTED TO BOARD The Mothers and Dads association of Illinois State university at Normal, in their first annual meeting Saturday, elected officers and voted to undertake new projects for the „year. Elected as an at-large member of the board was Mrs. Alford Johnston of McHenry. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS vf T ' 1 * » r * i' ! . •:> 1 •"fit • V# JM i Wabash Cannon Ball Tru Hart Swiss Yodal Song - Wiedmer Clementine - American Folk Song ^ j 0th GRAD)E CHORUS Plenty Good Room - NegroSpiritual The Rhyme of the Chivalrous Shark -- arr. Krones All Day on the Prairee-American Cowboy Song Oh .Hie Deacon Went Down - Camp Song 7th and 8th GRADE CHORUS Down The River - arr. the Rineharts Jacob's Ladder - Negro Spiritual The Happy Wanderer - Friedrick Moller Rock-a-My Soul - Spirtual Combined Choruses and Concert Band --God of Our Fathers. --George Warren " Phil Helwig is director of the choruses and Carl Kohrt is director of the bands. COLLEGE BOARD CANDIDATE Cal Skinner (Sr.) of Lakewood was among the final ones to file as a candidate for the McHenry County Junior College board election on May 27. In announcing his candidacy, Mr." Skinner said that when he proposed the idea of renewing a consideration of a Junior College for McHenry County in October 1965, he had nothought that he would be seeking a position on the board if the proposal proved to be acceptable. fot/Motketo NURSE MATES TED'S BOOTERY salute Sue Conway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conway of John street, McHenry, and Bill Pokorney of Algonquin were crowned queen and king of the Marian Central high school Junior prom held last Friday evening at Lake Lawn lodge, Delavan. They were crowned by last year's title holders, Joe Moerschbaecher and Kris Chilini. Shop In McHenry 1. Are You The Oldest Mother? 2. Do You Have The Most Children? 3. Do You Have The Most Grand children? REGISTER NOW! | McHenry Merchants j $45.00 in Prizes i I'm on top of The World Since ... RICHARDS' CLEANER came to town! • Quality Controlled Dry Cleaning 9 Same Day Service V RICHARD'S (UANERS 1208 N. 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