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N5. 2, - RAINDEALER- DECEMBER 29, 1967 Talent Sh6w Win ner j ' **?" ' ±AtjL, Miffed! ' "* > teJ& 3®s* - <s> «- - -• Vtzk - r«\ t . . . " ;;asprc.'";fcfcr-..; £»"• - «S^t -^-1 • ••P . >. ..*U . . »*V£- » .,«vS£ ' ' < " "• * "js^.4». , . '^: ^. -jfc* % ^ ^ j lid" ... *>43 Pers v Recent winner of a talent show at Marian _ Central high,school was Pat McAndrews, son of > Mr. and Mrs. James Mc/ytidrews of 7212 W. !• Bull Valley road, McHenry. The show was pre- : sented by the Mission club. Pat, an accomplished organist, was first place winner in the music division of the annual show. Other participants from this community were Terry Huck and Judy Strorigl, vocal soloists, Gary Guzzardo and Mary Ann Brzerinski, instrumental soloists. I ST ART PARENT i€LASS JAN. 8 AT [AREA HOSPITAL "i The next session of the free »"Preparation for Parenthood" * class at Memorial Hospital for £ McHenry County will begin 'Monday, Jan. 8. A second session will be held beginning Jan. »15, Mrs. Caroline Stratton, R. "N., in charge of the program, Zhas announced. _ Hie sessions begin at 8 p.m. ^and are held in the hospital's ^dining room. Those planning to attend should obtain the routine •permit slip on their next visit to their doctor. Fathers-to-be 'are encouraged to attend. ' The first class concerns pre- . natal care with a film on the 'topic, followed by discussions. '.The second session includes ; mbvies on labor and delivery •and care of the mother and new- born baby are stressed in the 'final class. I Staff doctors and nurses take ;part in this program, giving *their time and service to aid parents-to-be. This course is *part of a continuing service •program at Memorial hospital, and is held quarterly. Announce Engagement OSPJ • Thirty years ago.thedepres- -sion made us wear old clothes jand eat soup. Now, itfs the Internal Revenue Service. May the coming \ year bring you an ^ abundance oi! joy. J McHenry Floral Co. 508 S. Rt. 31 McHenry VICKIE GRAHAM Senator and Mrs. John A. Graham of 715 South Cook street Barrington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vickie, to Ronald Vycital, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vycital, 3301 West Crescent drive, McHenry. Miss Graham is presently a student at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and will be graduating in June., Mr. Vycital is a military policeman in the United States Army stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. Prior to the service, Ron also was a student at Southern. Upon his discharge next fall, he plans to finish his education. No wedding date has been set. Amy Ann Bassi Is Christened Amy Ann Bassi, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bassi, was christened atSt. Mary's Catholic church Sunday, Dec. 24 by Rev. Father Matthew Rudden. Sponsors were her sister, Victoria, and brother, John. A delicious turkey dinner was served at the home of her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schmitt. The paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lee Bassi, was a guest. The baby also met all of her uncles and aunts, as well as all of her cousins. A special treat was a visit from Santa Claus who brought, gifts. MCHENRY HOSPITAL During the past week patients admitted to" McHenry hospital included Herman A. Selchow, Elva Colcord, Woodstock; Layton D. Hubbard, Grayslake; Chester L. Coker, Jr., Carpentersville; Dorothy M. Wilkinson, Ellen M. Oesterlund, Wonder Lake; Leo A. Funk, Modena I. Lucius, Genevieve A.Knigge, Wauconda; Also, Adolph Bohnenberger, Cary; Dorothy J. Heitman, Robert S. Jablonski, Lake Villa^ Richard A. Prather, Antioch; „ William J. Stupar, Clyde G. ~ Vought, Tracey Ann Piatt, Crystal Lake; Marcella M. Daus, Round Lake; Lillian E. Woods, Greg R. Olson, Doris E. Grant, Gail E. Grant, Robert G. Filwett, Spring Grove; And, Arthur H. Priegnitz, Huntley; Richard A. Beers, Island Lake; Lea J. Ludwig, Thomas Hamilton, Barrington; William V. Lennon, Ingleside; Huston Beauchamp, Georgetown, Ky.; John L. Holley, Richmond; Harry C. Gielow, Lake Zurich; And, Keith D. Schaeffer, Gladys Lokay, Steven S. Chadderdon, Michael R. Worthington, Steven C. Wijas, Eva Blake, Caryn Schmitt, Michael Tonyan, Sarah Typper, Vernell A. Foley, Ronald W. Jahns, Stanley V. Basak; Also, Kari I. Ehlen, Larry A. Sword, Carol R. Sallaz, Ervin P. Eckes, Delores G. Bourbon, Eraldine Nicolai, Alma H. Schmeing, Ella I. Jeschke and Todd A. Stanley, all of McHenry. Miss Gertrude Clemens of San Francisco, Calif., is spending the holidays in the Robert Thompson home. Other visitors on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. ^BIRTHS MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Shoots are parents of a son Dec. 18. On Dec. 18 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Messamore. A son was born to Mr.jmd" Mrs. Robert Donovandf Wonder Lake on Dec. 17. On Dec. 21 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lauer. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bentley of Ingleside are parents of a son Dec. 21. A Fox Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kohl, became parents of a daughter Dtec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Sanchez announce tHe birth of a daughter Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Glyzewski of Crystal Lake welcomed a son Dec. 24. JLJ^Ed^^JL "JtM. NORMAN A. MACDONALD.SR. £ Services were held Wednesday afternoon in a Joliet funerals home for Nornian A. Macdonald, Sr., 86, of 204 N. Raynor avenue, Joliet, who died Dec. 24 in Silver Cross hospital, Joliet. He was a retired vice-president and secretary of the Kaiser-Ducett Construc- > tion Co., of Joliet. Besides his widow, Josephine, he is survived by two sons, Norman A., Jr., and John J.t eleven grandchildren; four great -grandchildren and one sister. SILENCE G. MOLLENAAR A funeral Mass will be siug at 11 o'clock Friday morning in St. Ann's Episcopal church, Woodstock, for Mrs. Silence G. Moolenaar. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery, Barrington. Mrs. Mollenaar, a resident of 3205 Hilltop drive, Wonder Lake, died in her home early Wednesday, Dec. 27. Survivors are her husband, Peter; three daughters, Mrs. Richard (Ida May) Otto of Chicago. Miss Delores E. Robinson of Joliet and Mrs. George (Maxine) Wold of Wonder Lake; two sons, George D. Robinson of Chicago and Hugh A. Robinson of Addison; also ten grandchildren. Arthur Gafke of Fort Atkinson, Wis., and dinner guests that evening were Miss Villa Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Granger Smith of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan were Christmas eve guests in the home of their son, William, in Downers Grove. Tom Blake, who has been .serving in Germany for several months, was released from service and returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Olsen entertained at a family gettogether on Christmas. Their guests were the Junior Leslie Olsen family of Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. James Kline and son of Woodstock, Misses Myra and Edna Speaker of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low and Bobby. Mrs. Robert Conway was happy to receive a holiday telephone call from her daughter, Judy, from Stockholm, Sweden, in which she wished to be re1- membered to her many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patzke and children were visitors in the Feltz - Patzke home Tuesday. They were enroute from a visit with her parents in Eagle River, Wis., to their home in Champaign. Mrs. A.M. Dohm was in Chicago Saturday where she attended the silver wedding of Dr. and Mrs. Dale Rold of Oak Park held at the Conrad Hilton hotel. Dr. Henry Freund, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Wirtz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Freund and Joann spent Christmas in the Jack Wirtz home in Elgin. Other guests were Father Hettermann of S. Beloit, Wis., Mrs. Ernestine Christian of Chicago and Jack Leonard of St. Charles. Holiday gue&ts in the Leo Thompson home are their son, Ensign Roger Thompson, of the naval air base, Pensacola, • Fla".',. and their daughter, Susie, a student at Champaign. 'Mr. and MrsS\ L. Antonson and son, Mike, of Martins- Lilymoor Man To Claim Bride Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gram of 2051 E. 93rd Street, Chicago, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Lawrence Schuerr, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schuerr, Sr., of Lilymoor. The bride-to-be is a senior at Northern Illinois university, DeKalb, and Lawrence is stationed at Beaufort, S.C. with the Marines. No definite wedding-date has been set. HENRY M. KOENIG, SR. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon for Henry M. Koenig, Sr., of McHenry, who died Christmas Day. Interment was in Acacia Park cemetery. The deceased had been an employee of the Rollins, Burdick, Hunter Co. Survivors are his widow, Eleanore; one son, Henry M., of Pistakee Highlands; two grandchildren; and one sister, Pauline Parduhn. The body rested at the Lain and Son chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. McHenry Savings OVER MILLION 1209 N. Green St. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS We Will Be losed All Day On Wednesday anuary 3rd. or Inventory 'l 1219 N. Green, McHenry , 385-0182 Gonstrruts is ouer... jBanjauts jBegin... ter-()liristmas pavings Get Your New Year's Eve Cocktail Dress Mow & Save! 1 /3 OFF 1 Come early for the best selection 1216 N. Green St. McHenry Church Ladies To See Coke Decorating Demonstration Because of the holiday filling on Monday, the Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church will hold its next meeting on Monday evening, Jan. 8. ville, N.J., are spending the holidays with McHenry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert.Engdahl spent Christmas in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Jack Pepping, and family in Glenview. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knox and children of Rock Island were Christmas over-night guests in the home of her sister, Mrs. Hubert Smith. Mrs. Albert Vales, son, Albert, and Mr. and Mrs. James Glosson and son, Jimmie, ate Christmas dinner in the Frank Kempfer, Jr., home in Genoa. Miss Betty Bauer and Miss Ruth Irwoin returned to Detroit, Mich., Wednesday after a few days visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bauer. Attorney Joseph Bauer of Oshkosh, Ms., was also a guest for Christmas. Sister Mary Tauliss of the Sisters of Mercy, Chicago, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Stella Graham. Mr. and Mrs. William Stilling, daughter, Beth Ann, and Miss Nancy Whiting of Glen Ellyn spent several days in the Sebre Whiting home. Miss Joann Whiting, a student at Whitewater college, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sebre Whiting. Mrs. Cathy Speckman was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Murphy, is Chicago forScliristmas. Mrs. Mabel Powerk spent the Christmas weekend \with her daughter, Mrs. George Freund, and family in Woodsto< k. Mr. and Mrs. William Doherty were Christmas guests in the Peter Weuigart Home in Arlington Heights. Mr. and Mrs. James R.Spindler, Mark and Niki of Chicago were Christmas guests of his mother, Mrs. G.R. Spindler. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins, former McHenry residents entertained at a family get-together on Christmas in their new home in Sanford, Fla. Mrs. Burnis M. Cochrane, widow of Eugene H. Cochrane, wu a guest. Mrs. Collins will be remembered as the former Zoe Cochrane. Bonodictlon at 7:45 clock in the church will be followed fay the mooting. Later, cards and visiting will be enjoyed. A special feature of the meeting will be a demonstration of cake decorating by a local baker. Cakes will fee given away. Mrs. Helen Prine is chairman of the committee in charge > of the'meeting. JANUARY 9 O.E.S. Stated Meeting - 8p.m. Acacia Hall. ) JANUARY 23 O.E.S. Stated Meeting - 8p.m. Acacia Hall. LET'S LOOK AT THE ^ <1 K£C0m */M V' BY LINDA MORRIS <0f<5>i ) Traffic Tickets " The following traffic tickets were issued by city police from Dec. 18 to 24: ^ James L. Walters, Spring Grove, driving while under the influence of liquor. Allen R. Hill of Cary, driving while under the influence of liquor. Edwin J. Heim of 4505 Parkview, McHenry, improper display of license plates, driving under the influence of liquor and leaving the scene of accident. James Mike Walter of 5010 West Shore drive, McHenry, for driver's license being appended. ON HONOR ROLL One hundred and seventy-six students, all freshmen in their first quarter at Western Illinois university have achieved the honor roll at Western Illinois university. They include Michael J. Schumer, 2437 S. Highwood drive, McHenry, and Willard Robert Stahl, 4402 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. To give life bn th^rriotion picture screen to these conpelling themes from the world's most beloved stories, demands the outstanding talents from virtually every field of creative endeavor . . . Miklos Rozsa fulfills the musical demands (and then some) with his self-penned themes from Ben Hur, El Cid, Quo Vadis, and King of Kings . . . For Quo Vadis and Ben Hur, Dr. Rozsa spent weeks in Rome studying and gathering material on every phase of lift in ancient Rome, making sure that his music not only underscored the storie8j|With complete authenticity but captured the atmosphere of the Forum, die Circus MaximuB, the pinestarred heart of the city and the Italian countryside. Over the long and rewarding Louvin Bros, era which came to a tragic end upon Ira's death, Charlie and Ira Louvin won great acclaim for their ability to interpret and project the enormous meaning and consuming spirit of Roy A cuffs finest music . . . In The Great Roy Acuff Songs, the Louvins give their greatest performances of AcufPs best -- both the songs he wrote and those he popularized . . . They include Wait for the Light to Shine, Wabash Cannonball, Low and Lonely, Stuckup Blues and Branded Wherever I Go. ^ A Bakersfield Dozen, featuring Red Simpson, means a dozen varied songs presented Red Simpson style -- more than just the regular 12 songs in the album. . .It comes out sounding like an extra-special country entertainment bonus. o,Q © Best wishes, our thanks and gratitude for your generosity. ANGELO'S SUNSET INN 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 CAREY'S YEARAPPLIANCE CLEAR OUT..... wmrw -.v.'yri See Us For Reduced Prices On 1967 Models A Few Still Left TWO-DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER »Coppertone, colors or white • Only 28" wide Big Zero Degree Freezer .Automatic Defrost Refrigerator Model TB - 12MB V APPLIANCE, INC 1241 N. Green Phone 385-5550 I