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Wmm McHENRY PLAINDEALER FR. KENNEDY WILL ADDRESS HOLY NAME MEET The next meeting of St. Patrick's Holy Name society will be held Monday, Sept. 25, ate the church hall at 8 p.m. Fr. Phillip Kennecty will speak on the subject, "Should We Continue With Catholic Schools?" All men of the parish are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. Easter Sea I Benefit Re-Sale SEPT. 21, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 1, PG. 3 EotabllNhed 1875 3812 Went Elm Street McHenry, IllinolH -- 60050 Phone S85-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY CLUB MEETING CHANGED The 11th district county meeting of the Woman's clubs has been changed from Oct. 10 to Oct. 17, with luncheon and an afternoon meeting at Shady Lane. Luncheon begins at 1 p.m. and reservations may be mailed to Mrs. Raymond Arnold, 623 W. Washington, Marengo, by Oct. l6. The Marengo Woman's club will act as hostess group. Larry E. Lund --Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Subscription Rates 1 Year $5.00 , 1 Year $5.50 6 Mos. $2.75 6 Mos. $$00 3 Mos. $2.00 3 Mos. $2.25 In McHenry County Outside McHenry County LUNCHEON - CARD PARTY * The Richmond Garden club will hold its annual salad luncheon and card party on Wednesday, Oct. 4, at Hunter's Country club, Rt. 173 east, Richmond. Luncheon will be served from 11:30 to 1:30*81x1 tickets may be purchased at the door or from any club member. Mrs. Bert Heuvelman and Mrs. Nello Orsolini are chairmen for the event. Hospitality Day Tour Home mm iptpsgip^ •!%yssm u. i: IPS m mtmL THE WALTER WANGER HOME The Walter W. Wanger home at 419 Blackberry drive, Woodstock, will be open for Holiday Hospitality Day presented by the woman's auxiliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Basically a contemporary, simple country house, ranch style, it has cedar as its outside covering. Built on a hill, two sides of the house allow a two story effect and the front is ground level, one story. There's ample room for gracious living - three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, a large kitchen with dining area, a recreation room, guest room and garden terrace. Former 8 Engagement 43: * ? 5 Ml ... CATHERINE COLMAN Mr. and Mrs. William Colman of 4810 N. 69th drive, Phoenix, Ariz., announce the recent engagement of their daughter, Catherine Bernadette, to Douglas Parfilio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parfilio of Phoenix. The young couple plan a July 5, 1968 wedding. Miss Colman graduated from St. Mary's parochial school and Phoenix high school* Later she attended both Elgin community college in Illinois and Phoenix college. Her fiance attended Phoenix college and is now serving as an interpreter with the Marines In Vietnam. Catherine's mother is the former Elaine Landgren of McHenry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Landgren. No plaster or wall board at all was used in construction of the house. Everything is wood panelled, even to the ceilings, where cedar planking is used. Ceilings throughout the house are beamed which gives an interesting and unusual effect. Even the bathrooms are panelled in cedar and have cherry wood cabinets. To carry out the effect they Honor Marie Gorgo On 77th Birthday Sunday, Sept. 17, was a perfect day for a lawn party given in honor of Marie Gorgo by her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wi^iam Gorgo, of LaGrange Parlvr celebrating her seventyseventh birthday. Attending the festivities were her sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gorgo of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gorgo of Chicago, James Dercole, son-in-law, and son, Greg, of McHenry, and the following grandchildren: Messrs, and Mesdames Andrew Dercole of DesPlaines, George Motto of Elmwood Park, Jack Reese, James M. Dercole and John Mascari of McHenry. Friends present were Mrs. Charles Auriema and Florence of Chicago, Mr. andMrs. Seep of LaGrange Park. Linda Marie Gorgo and Mike Turner gave a helping hand in making the party a success. The lawn gave the appearance of a sidewalk in Paris, with tables and diners. A huge table was complete with roasts, various other foods and desserts of all description, as well as, coffee and punch. Those who attended said it was reminiscent of a famous chuck wagon. Mrs. Gorgo said it was well worth the trip from McHenry to enjoy the family reunion, and particularly to hear the laughter of fourteen greatgrandchildren. She also commented: "I have the most wonderful family in the world." She came home laden with gifts and "greenbacks" from her family and friends. Mrs. Gorgo is the same person who is beloved for her work at McHenry hospital snack bar. She volunteered 5,641 hours, from January of 1962 through October of 1966. She is by no means a newcomer to McHenry county. She came here as a summer resident in 1925. Mrs. Gorgo says she feels this is a fine place to meet fine people. Mrs. B.B. Neuchiller, general chairman of the benefit re-sale sponsored fay the Easter Seal women's auxiliary for McHenry county is shown in center addressing folders to be sent out in the county concerning the event. Assisting her at the left is Mrs. John Eggum and at the right, Mrs. Karl Koch. It's the big event of the year. The Re-sale benefit sponsored by the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, Inc., Easter Seal auxiliary. The place is the Recreational building on the shores of Crystal Lake. The date is Tuesday Oct. 10. The GcU&ncLcuc SEPTEMBER 20 McHenry Women's club Fall Luncheon -- Chateau Louise -- Noon. McHenry Garden club meeting -- Mrs. Mary Burdahl home, 806 Red Bud land, Wilmette -- Noon -- Reservations requested. SEPTEMBER 21 C.D. of A., Court Joyce Kilmer, Business Meeting -- K. of C. Hall -- 8 p.m. SEPTEMBER 23 Leagus of Women Voters Annual Membership Tea -- 1p.m. Rummage and Bake sale -- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. -- 2618 Walnut Drive, Wonderview Subdivision, Wonder Lake. SEPTEMBER 26 . O.E.S. Stated Meeting acia Hall ~ 8 p.m. -Acwished to create the Wangers have used antique furniture augmented by older personal pieces they have loved and have brought up to date. One especially interesting piece is a hand carved, two-seater couch, once owned by Mr. Wanger's mother, and now in their bedroom. Since the whole Wanger family is so interested in art a portion of the house is a workshop studio. Mrs. Wanger is a fine artist, working in enamelled pictures on copperall of which are framed. She sells many and will probably do a landslide business after her art is represented in a gallery in New York this fall. The Wanger son, Walter, Jr., is a graduate student in easel art at Cornell university. Not to be outdone, Mr. Wanger with no formal art training, makes jewelry of sterling silver and gold. In the last two or three years he has been sculpturing In silver with great success. He still thinks it's great fun to have someone ask to buy one of his pieces. The auxiliary hand knit baby wear, under the direction of Mrs. Frank Mishler, will be on sale at the Wanger home. Two other's open on Holiday Hospitality Day, Oct.4, are the Gerald Donahues on Jackson street where the "Wonder Weed" workers will have their arrangements and dried materials for sale, and the Thomas Byrnes home, Bull Valley road, where the "Coners" will sell pine cone wreaths, both large and small, cone Christmas NEXT G€M PICI 'WjQLL DAY Y AREA. 15-0863 Agnes T. Addama For a Goodwill track t6 stop at you? homow Help the Hanrtcapped t® help themselves by giving First Baptist Church 509 Front St. (So. Rt. 31) Tender, Loving, Care NURSERY SCHOOL "The School with the need of your child in mind" Dally: 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Opening l>ate: Sept. 5, 11)67 Pre-enrollnieiit at ChuiHi: Aug. 12. 10 a.m. - 'I p.m. Aug 24, i - 4 p.m., 1 - 9 p.m. • State Licensed and approved • A Christian atmosphere for your child • Hot Noon meal • Juice in morning and afternoon • Spacious play area (inside and outside' • Constant supervision • Teaching period both morning and afternoon • Full-day and naif-day provision • Ages 2 years through 5 years time is from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. TTiere is a floor plan for different items so there will be no problem in locating what you desire whether it be records, books, furniture, toys, appliances or knicknacks. The entire net proceeds will be used for the benefit of the Easter Seal Therapy center where treatment is given week days for the crippled. Although the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Association for the Crippled has been in operation for seventeen years the auxiliary did not come under discussion until November of 1963 when Mrs. Chester Gould, one of the energetic workers of the Easter Seal board, introduced the idea. This idea became the Easter Seal Women's Auxiliary for McHenry county. By 1964 the auxiliary was in full swing and a plan to develop a project to realize funds for the Easter Seal society became the main objective. It was Mrs. Gould also who asked the Easter Seal auxiliary* s board to consider a re-sale and two years ago this program was launched and not will be a two-year event. The first re-sale was such a success under the direction of Mrs. Gould and the auxiliary INFORMATIVE MEETING OPENS PARENT GROUP The first in a series of five educational and informative meetings, of the Marian Central Parents association proved to be a^success. Over 250 parents andNmembers of the faculty were present on Monday, Sept. 11, to hear Rev^Robert E. Schneider, superintendent, report on the educational and physical improvements of the school. Improvements have been made in the language lab and the religion department; a remedial reading program has been added to the curriculum; a video-tape recorder has been purchased for both scholastic and athletic purposes; and the ratio of students per teacher has been reduced considerably.- New faculty members have been added in the Mathematics, English, Sociology, Foreign Language, Athletics, and Art departments. Physical improvements include the paving of the parkihg lot, the repainting of, the interior of the school, the purchase of new chairs for the cafeteria and the construction of a remedial reading center. A guidance center will be constructed in the near future. Father Schneider introduced the Rev. Phillip Kennedy, who is the new spiritual director as well as teacher at Marian. Father Kennedy briefly discussed the purpose of the relivolunteers that it was thought advisable to repeat it. Heading the general committee for the Oct. 10 re-sale is Mrs. B.B. Neuchiller of Woodstock appointed recently by the president, Mrs. Jack Williams, of Crystal Lake. gion program and the continuity of the program from freshman to senior levels. The introduction of the faculty, both new and old, was made by Sister Scholastics, C.- S.C., principal. Sister Scholastica, who has a doctorate in administration, is also new to Marian's staff. Any parent who was unable to attend this first important meeting may become a member by contacting the president of the association, Thomas Bolger of McHenry, or the membership chairman, Mrs. Albert Blascovich, of Woodstock. DAY AN! DSDAY HEARING AIDS Batteries and Service Call ,Vtr>-0125 SEPTEMBER 30 Annual Rummage Sale, St. Peter's Parish Hall, Spring Grove -- Sponsored by Christian Mothers Society. OCTOBER 5 Public Card Party and Games --K. of C. Hall, 1304 N. Park Street -- 8 p.m. -- Sponsored by Court Joyce Kilmer, C.D. of A. OCTOBER 11 Day of Recollection -- St. John the Baptist Church, McHenry. OCTOBER 12-13 Rummage sale -- Zion Lutheran Social Hall, Rt. 120 West Sponsored by Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society -- 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. trees, and other original gifts. The tour will start at 10 a.m. from the Gift and Thrift shop in the center of Woodstock and continue until 5 p.m. V» <*** vs c*> Lycra Power Net LEMON PINK BLUE WHITE BLACK Sizes Small Medium X-Large 'V/VV mm 511 ifStSpi? (M ».* mmtm W&i RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET McHenry, Illinois e9« Daily 9-6 Fri 9-9 Sun 9-5 Phone - 815-385-5900 West End of the Old Bridge - 1 Block North of Route 120 on Riverside Drive