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PG. 2, SEC. I - PLA1NDEALER - JUNE 8, 1967 M'i Married June 3 MR. AMD MRS. DANIEL KENNEBECK Miss Jeame Marie L&rot . of McHenry selected a floor length, white silk marquisette gown with tiny seed pearl adorn-' meat when she walked tp the aisle; last Saturday, June 3, to meet her bridegroom, Mr. Done Daniel Kennebeck. Pearls highlighted the bodice and full skirt of a dress styled with wrist length sleeves, detachable train with lace and pearl trim. A short veil with Sorehead cluster of seed pearls, sequins and lace made up her headpiece, and she carried a bouquet of white orchids and starburst pom poms, with mint green loops mixed in bouquet. Miss Liptrot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert G. Liptrot af WAUCONDA GIRL IS MARRIED TO RO|ERT NELSON Saturday, June 3, was not only an important day for oae particular bride and groom bat alsov for his aunt, Mrs. Paid Bastie. Mrs. Bastie, confined to McHenry hospital and unabfte^ o attend the wedding, was irisiMd by her nephew, Robert Nelson, son of Mrs. Mildred Runs of 306 N. Cresthill, McHenry, and his bride, the former Barbara Sokolowsld, of 410 S. Barringtan, Waucooda, and their entire wedfflns party. The marriage took place £t 2 o'clock in the afternoon in Transfiguration Catholic church, Waucooda, with a reception in the Waucooda V.F. W. clubhouse. McHENRY MAN TAKES GALESBURG GIRL AS BRIDE MRS. RUSSELL PHILLIPS Announcement has been made of the marriage last Thursday, June 1, of Miss Maribeth Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Jones of Galesburg, 111., to Mr. Russell M. Phillips, son of Mr. asd Mrs. Russell M. Phillips, Sr., of 3319 W. Elm street, McHenry. Hie we&wtg was solemnized at 4 o'clcclt in the afternoon in a ceremoay taking place inSt. Paul's Catholic church, Macomb, with Fr. Joseph Kelley officiating. Acting as maid of hooor was Miss Kathie Kucera of Fox River Grove, a sorority sister of the bride. Frank Livorski of Elmwccd Park, a fraternity brother of the groom, served as best man. A reception followed the ceremony at the Showboat in Maeomb. Hie couple will make their home at 323 W. Adams street, Macomb. Both young people are studot Western Illinois university, where the groom is affiliated with Sigma Tau Gamma social fraternity and his bride with Deltz Zeta sorority. 3705 W. Maple, McHenry, and Mr. Kennebeck, son of Daniel J. Kennebeck of 3916 W. Maple, McHenry, and the late Darlene Kennebeck, exchanged mgntial vows in St. Mary's Catholic "Church at 12:30 o'clock, with Fr. Eugene Baumhofer officiating. The children's choir offered fgpropriate music. Mrs. Menillee Tronsen of McHenry acted as matron of honor for her sister and jimior bridesmaids were the Misses Jane and Ann Liptrot, also her sisters. Mrs. Tronsen chose a floor length, mint green satin dress, with net overlay to the floor, styled with three-quarter length sleeves of net. A mint green satin tow with streamers fell from the back neckline to the waist. She wore a mint green circle veil on her head and carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations andtinted mint green starburst pom poms tied with matching ribbon.' The junior attendants had short dresses of mint green, cotton eyelet embroidery, A-. Jina style, with matching satin bows and streamers at the back of the* neckline, reaching to the waist. They carried ball bouquets of white carnations and mint green starburst pompoms and matching bow on top. Dean Kennebeck of McHenry served as best man and Master Brian Kennebeck was groomsina, Mrs. Liptrot was attired in a jonquil yellow, sleeveless, street length dress with standup collar, matching shoes and flowered bat' in shades of yellow and green. Other accessories were in white and she hM a- white orchid corsage. Following the service, a reception was held at George Diamond's, near Antioch, Cor fifty guests. After a week's trip to the Ozarks, the couple will rssMe liter the summer at 4222 W. Sioax lase, McHenry. Tfea bride graduated in 1964 from McHenry high school, a£teM®d Northern Tlllnrrfa university for a two-year business administration course aid is secretary for the Chicago and North Western railway. Her husband graduated from McHenry high school in 1332, received Ms associate's dsgree from DaVry Technical school in Chicago and is now in his junior year at Marquette university. Tha couple will move to Milwaukee next £alL MARRIAGE LICENSES Michael K. Noooan, McHenry, aad Sharon Hoffman, Wonder Lake. Roasrt Vassar and Patrida Ko-za, both of McHenry. Clyde Francis Hahaj, Arlington Heights, and Judy Lynn Postlewait, Rt. 1, McHenry. John J. Neuharth and Rose K. Schiddell, both of McHenry. Robert W. Smith and Susan Murray, both of McHenry. ARTS - CRAFTS FAIR What began as a neighborhood garage-sized art exhibit seven years ago has attained impressive multi-city proportions with the announcement that the seventh annual Cary Arts & Crafts fair will be taken over by the women* s auxiliary of the proposed Cary- Grove Community Hospital, and rim as a fund-raising event to benefit that institution. Fair days Will be Aug. 18, 19 and 20 at a site to be announced. NANCY HOWE, PAUL RENOVITCH WED SATURDAY Rev. Richard N. Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church officiated at the afternoon wedding on June 3 which united in marriage Miss Nancy Kathleen Howe and Mr, Paul David Renovitch. The ceremony was ' solemnized at 2 o'clock in a church decorated for the occa- ' sion with floral arrangements of yellow glads and white mums. Miss Howe is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Gilbreath Howe of 7318 W. Rt. 120, McHenry, and the bridegroom is the sonof Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Renovitch of Glenham, New York. The pretty, young bride selected a long, fitted gown of white satin peau de soie, in princess style, with lace bodice, long sleeves and scalloped neckline, fi featured a chapel length train. Her fingertip veil fell from a lace pillbox designed and made by her mother-inlaw, and she carried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Linda Kay Diedrichwas soloist, singing "A Wedding Prayer." Attending Miss Howe were Miss Barbara Jean Howe, her sister, as maid of honor, Mrs. Roger Howe of Milwaukee, Wis., a sister-in-law, and Miss Joy Brabenec of Wonder Lake as bridesmaids. They wore long, fitted gowns of ice blue peau de soie in princess style, with lace bodices and short sleeves. On their heads they had short, blue veils and each carried long stem yellow roses. Miss Lori Anne Howe of Milwaukee, 5-year-old niece of the bride, was the pretty flower girl, wearing a short, white lace dress and a circlet of daisies in her hair and carrying a basket of daisies. Gordon Renovitch of Syracuse, N.Y., served his brother as best man and groomsmen and ushers were Roger Howe of Milwaukee, brother of the bride, and Sheldon Hurst of Chicago. Mrs. Howe selected a lavender and blue flowered linen suit and corsage of white roses and carnations. Mrs. Renovitch wore an aqua satin suit covered with white lace and a similar corsage. A reception far between 100 and 125 guests was held in the social hall of the Wonder Lake Bible church following the ceremony. Hie young cot^le will make their home in Deerfield. The former Miss Howe attended Wheaton college for two years and transferred her junior year to Trinity college, from where she will graduate next June. Her husband, a student at Trinity Evangelical Divinity school, graduated from Wheaton college June 5. Mary Jane Joosten Engaged To Marry. ®s June Trip Takes Garden Club To Whitnall Park • DAR LISTENS TO REPORTS AT ANNUAL MEETING Recently, the Daughters of the Americah Revolution, Klshwaukee Trail chapter, held an annual luncheon-meeting at the Timbers in Woodstock. * A business meeting was called at 11 o'clock, with the! Weirich-Blades Betrothal Told MARY JANE JOOSTEN 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S, Joosten of 7412 Cedar drive, Wonder Lake, announce the en*; gagement of their daughter,: Mar^, Jane, to Tony A. Mogdans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mogdans of 1613 N. Knoll avenue, McHenry. Miss Joosten is a 1964 grad-^. uate of McHenry high school' and is now employed in Chicago. MT. Mogdans is a 1963 graduate of the local high school. He is employed in Crystal Lake. The McHenry Garden club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry McMahon. The meeting started with a plant sale from those members donated from their own gardens and homes. Following this, the business meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Charles Wagner. Plans were made to go on ia picnic lunch and tour of Whitnall Park, Hales Corners, Wis., on June 28 in lieu of a regular meeting. Members will meet at the Methodist church at 9 a.m. Mrs. Vaughn Jones was appointed chairman of the annual card party to be held July 19 at the home of Mrs. J.T.Grunnwald, 510 N. Clement Lodge road. Seeds were collected to be sent to Downey hospital for the patients to plant and tend as a part of their therapy. This is an annual project of the CMcago Fruit, Flower and Plant guild, of which the Garden club is a member. The Garden club has been invited to place an arrangement in the Country Art Fair, June An Oct. 21 wedding is planned.^, 16 to 18> ^ G.T.Snively •f will make the arrangement, w- The Bull Valley Garden club held its Flower Show "Country Cousins" on May 18 and 19. - The McHenry Garden club entered a buffet table entitled "Pow-Wow" in the Rancho Grande class and took a third place ribbon. Mrs. Robert Pet- BENEFIT HOUSE SHOWING Mt. Hope and Spring Grove Methodist churches will benefit from a showing of the Waterfall House in Dutch Creek Woodr lands, Johnsburg, June 11 from noon through 4 o'clock. Donations will be taken at the door. Bridal Couple CELEBRATION HONORS 25th ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider were honored recently with a buffet supper in celebration of thsir twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Many Mends and relatives gathered at the home of Dennis and Celine Sima to surprise the couple. Attending were Bemadette, Pauline and Leonie Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Frank May and Frandss, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vcasivik and scan, Marc and Victor, .Mr. ani Mrs. Alfred May and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nischan, Mrs. Anaa Schneider sod Mrs. Gertrude JuGten. A daughter, Mrs. Mary Tfcsrese Johnson, was unable to tea present. Many lovely gifts were presented to the couple. The Schneiders t?ere married twenty-five years ago in St. Alphonsus church, Chicago, by Rev. Charles Schneider. SL Francis Will Hold Sunday Picnic St. Francis P.N.C. church will hold its annual picnic Sunday, June 11, following the 11:30 a.m. Mass which will be celebrated by Rev. John' Strzalka. There will be delicious meals, games and music for dancing. Everyone is invited to enjoy the day in good fellowship at the Spojnia Grove on Flanders road, just north of Route 120 on Ringwood raod. 1 I m?ATOT<n>ra HEAMNG AIDS Also Reconditioned Aids like new. Molds - Batteries - Cords Repair work all makes. Loaners Available. REN A SCHAID Otarlon Hearing Center PHONE 385-0125 1407 N. Green St. McHenry Bsy Camp In McHENRY STARTING JUNE 12 We now have Day Camp facilities here at Fantasy Farm for boys 6 to 12 years old. The daily program will include baseball, swimming, hiking, gardening and a weekly trip to some point of Interest. On rainy days indoor activity will be provided. All activities will be well supervised, and can assure you that your child will have an interesting and rewarding time. The enrollment will be only 12 boys for each week so that each boy will get personal attention and supervision. If yon are Interested in having your son Join our group call immediately for the date you want your son to be enrolled. For further information. Call.. . FANTASY FARM Phone 385*2499 $15.00 Per Week ersen entered an arrangement entitled "Wahine" and also won a third place ribbon. Ten ribbons were won in the Horticulture class, four blue, three yellow, two red and one honorable mention. The next regiflar meeting will be held Aug. 16 at noon at the home of Mrs. Charles Wagner. A light luncheon will be served. The business meeting will be followed by a Garden Walk at various members' homes. Following the business meeting, slides of Japan, China and the Philippines were shown by Mrs. Henry McMahon. Mark Motulewicz Honored Sunday Mark Motulewicz, a member of the graduating class at Marian Central Catholic high school, was honored at a family party Sunday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Motulewicz, in Wonder Lake. Twenty-two guests came from Chicago, Wonder Lake and McHenry to enjoy a spaghetti dinner. ALICE MAE WEIRICH x Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Weirich of 1411 N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Mae, to Leonard Lee Blades, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blades of 238 W. Rand road, also McHenry. Both young people are 1966 graduates of McHenry high school. No wedding date has been set. rtgfcrt, MTs. Lester Edtnger, presiding. The year's reports : were given by officers ami committee members. Mrs. Charles Wright asked for approval of the purchase of , a piece of furniture for the Green room in the Woodstock Opera House. At a previous meeting it had been voted to spend the profits of last summer's card party toward the renovation of this room. It was announc ed that the card party this summer would again be held at Mrs. Wright's home on South street on Aug. 22. At the conclusion of the business meeting, luncheon was served, with Mrs. Cleland Leaman of Kenilworth as honored guest. Mrs. Leaman is past regent of the Fort Deartorn chapter, Evanston, a chapter of 500 members. She now holds the office of state recording secretary, Mrs. Leaman attended fiie recent Continental Congress in Washington, D.C., and gave a most interesting account of all the meetings througi that week. A musical rendition of the pledge of allegiance concluded the program. The luncheon committee consisted of Mrs. A. B. Enerson, Mrs. Kenneth Fiske and Mrs. George Johnson. White lilacs with red and blue accessories provided patriotic decoration. The lilacs were grown and arranged by George Johnson, McHenry. •i* READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Wins Nurse Scholarship Peggy Vojta, Crystal Lake, Marian Central senior, Cleft) plans to use the Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Turner memorial scholarship to attend Northern Illinois university. Peggy plans to seek a degree in nursing. The Turner scholarship is presented in cooperation with the woman's auxiliary of McHenry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Turner, right, live in McHenry but formerly lived in Elgin. DON PEASLEY PHOTO MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE KLAPPERICH Miss Constance Lempera, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lempera of La Grange, was married to Mr. David Klapperich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klapperich of 3405 W. 2nd avenue, , McHenry, on 'Saturday, May 27, in a 5:30 o'clock afternoon ceremony solemnized in St. Cletus church, LaGrange. Among the attendants was Charlene Klapperich, sister of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the LaGrange Highland Community center far about 200 guests. The bridegroom is a June graduate of Culver Stockton college, Canton, Mo. specializing iif physical education. wm FOR THE GRADUATE Appropriate for Junior High thru College Graduate Lljpiick Holder aad Pin Cushion Craay Calif. PIffy Iqe&i C@tefeL FIOWO5?C4 Flsa, 8c & Slagstag ifoft ChosmQ §©s dsads Femsae-Us© Ulumhiaiod Handl H@f al Crest Wallets Ff©sacl| Purses Pierced Eassiag Trees Swinger Earrings ALL Big? SEEULiiS OUR BOOK BEPAITMENT imm us GIFT SHOP SNOOPY SWEAT SHIRTS BOYS Tie Tacks Money Cuff Links 1206 N. 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