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PG. 2, - PLAINDEALER - JANJJARY 10, 1968 » * "mmk I • ' s'^TTTi • •' > ' :&$J' :y • , U-o* .. •,;i• ' '• ' •-Wi s*.- . •' ' ' ; - ;," Betrothal Announced Club Of YACA 11 Marriage Of Wonder take Girl Announced /Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Pedersen of 7609 Beach drive, Wonder Lake, announce the marri^ age of their daughter, Kathleen Helen, to Thomas Anthony Kacprowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeWitt of Sarasota, Fla. The wedding took place Dec. 16 at 3 p.m* with Pastor Donald Johnson of Shepherd of the Hills church officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. John Lange of Hebron. The newlyweds are making their home in McHenry. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS PRESENT PROGRAM ^ Alfred Wolff, world traveler and photographer, will conduct a grand tour of four worlds in one Thursday, Jan. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Larkin high school auditorium, Larkin avenue aiid McLean boulevard, Elgin. His "Four Worlds of Switzerland" the next offering in the travel film series co-sponsored by Elgin Community college and the Elgin Woman's club, will take the viewer through the German, Romansh, Italian, and French sections of Switzerland. MARRIAGE LICENSES William O. Mann, Wonder Lake, and Letty Wolford, Three Rivers, Mich. Carl Jerls and Dolores Abbott, both of Wonder Lake. * Donald Jaschke, Jr., McHenry, and Sheryl Dowell, Woodstock. Married December 29 ANTJE THODE Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thode of 502 W. Sunrise drive, McjEJenry (Pistakee Highlands), announce the engagement of their* daughter, Antje Katharine, to Dale E. Steffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra W. Steffen of Cropsey, 111. Antje is a 1966 graduate of McHenry Community high school snd is Stiiplcyed by aiioiucys in Chicagu. Her fiance is a graduate of Fair bury Cropsey high school and Illinois State university. He teaches basic business at Lake-Park high school in Roselle, Ul. After a January Wedding, the couple will reside at 2425 N. Drake avenue, Chicago. Open Royal Road Into History Take the royal road into en- ' tertaining history, only 80 years . ago, by attending the program ; "The Magnificent World of the ; Mountain King" as filmed in ' color and narrated by the Howard Meyers of Chicago fame. Hear about and see this fabulous country and its impact on ' history. This, the third in the Creative Living series, as pre- Mrs. Pearsall teaches in the sented by the women's guild of ' rilgiVftlgH- s'chdot tystetit, lsva the fine Arts-association - of commentator for Beatrice Dor- Woodstock is an exciting adven- ' ' sey fasHibh shows and she' is ture from start to finish. The also president of the Dundee Woman's Club To Hear Bool$ ^ Review Friday The regular monthly meeting of the McHenry Woman's club will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 12 at the Zion Lutheran church. The book "Vessel of Wrath" by Robert Lewis Taylor, will be reviewed by Mrs. Ruth Pearsall of Dundee. A graduate of the speech department at North - western university, cum laude, ; 'program takes place on Jan. 18, * at 10 aum. in the Woodstock I Opera House. > The Meyers were given great t assistance by Prince Constan-. I! tine of Bavaria and his family. I Through their aid, they were * able to photograph the private | apartments at Nymphenburg, * especially the room where King * Ludwig H was born, occupied * at the moment by Crown Prin- * cess Editta. They were given permission to shoot at Rosen- > insel, or Ross Island, in the ;• middle of Starnberg See where Ludwig and the cousin he lov- * ed, Elizabeth, later Empress of • 'Austria, enjoyed royal rendezl vous. This green island, but aV I block square with the old royal* * villa still standing, is forbidden | to visitors as it is the summer * outing oasis for the royal famj ily. * For the first time in the » royal box in the theater of the ;< palace in Munich, was filmed as •I Ludwig saw it for his solitary > performances, candlelit and at !; night. 1- The brilliance of the Bavarian crown jewels, the old world I pageantry of Corpus Christi when villagers living on Frau- • eninsel in the middle of the I Chiemsee celebrate the mass ' from barges decked with green- ^ ery and flags as they circle the - ancient, island, its shores set • with temporary altars; the priri- * cipals and the color of the recent t Passion Play at Oberammer- * gau; all are part of the picture's ! panorama. * Tickets for this performance ; may be purchased at the Opera * House 'on that day and those !; having series tickets may use ;• those for admittance. The boxoffice will be open on Jan. 18 ;• one-half four before the perfprv mance. An opportunity to meet *; Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will take I place in the Green room immel diately following the program, * where a buffet luncheon wili be k served. Woman's club. Mrs. Harry E. Dubsky will be on hand as tea hostess. I I Junior High Dance Planned A dance for the Junior high school boys and girls will be held on Friday, Jan. 12, as a kick-off the winter quarter program activities of the Lake Region YMCA. A musical group, will play for the dance. Youth in junior high schools in the Lake Region YMCA service area are invited to attend and bring their Mends. Large groups make the dances more exciting for everyone. The doors open at 7:10 p,m. and the dancing begins at 7:30 p.m. and continues until 10 p.m. Adequate adult supervision is present for every dance. School dres s must be worn by youth* Parents are requested to make provisions to see that their youth are picked up at the conclusion of the dance, since the Village Hall is in a secluded area. , Refreshments are served during the dance free of charge. Dances are free to members of the YMCA, and the nonmember charge is nominal. Interested participants in the Lake Region YMCA's Young Adults club are invited to attend when the group meets on Jan. 11 at 8 p.m. at the apfurtment of Miss Mary Ann Bock, 50l2 W. Northwest Highway, Fox River Grove, for refreshments and sociability. At 9:15 p.m. the group will travel to Crystal Lake for the evening's entertainment which is bowling at the Crystal Lake Crystal Bowl. The newly formed club is open for membership to any single man or woman, aged 18 to 35, residing in the Lake Region YMCA's service area who is looking for companionship and activities geared to their interests. The group has decided on a regular meeting schedule of the second Thursday and the fourth Friday of every month and are looking for additional members to help make the club more varied and interesting. Information about future activities or membership in the club may be obtained by contacting Miss Kathy Battles at 459-1911 or James Zoellick, YMCA executive director. "" 4 „ _ t. tAA' • JANICE CHARLES .THS OPERA AUDITION How would you like to be an integral part of an elite and talented group of performing artists that is the pride of Chicago opera, to see every production of Lyric Opera's forthcoming 1968 season from a close-up vantage point the Opera House stage itself --and earn $1,100 in the process? If s simple - just become a member of Lyric's widely acclaimed chorus. All you have to do is audition and be accepted. The 1968 auditions will be held beginning Wednesday, Jin. 10, on the Civic theatre stage, Washington and Wacker drive, Chicago. The company's renowned chorus master, Michael Lepore, personally hears each auditioner. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kinch of Island Lake are parents of a son Jan. 4. A son was born Jan. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. David Peters. A Wauconda couple, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hughes, be camerarents of a daughter Jan. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wetzel announce the birth of a son Jan. 5. On Dec. 23 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kutjak. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rischer of Ingleside welcomed a son Jan. 6. A son was born Jan. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Aloysious Zaremba, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plack of Ingleside are parents of a son Jan. 7. Mrs. Vincent W. Charles of 4004 West McCullom Lake road McHenry,-^ announces the engagement of her daughter, Janice Elizabeth, to Joseph Geoffery Mach Of Detroit, Mich. Miss Charles is the daughter of the late Vincent William Charles. Graduated from Marian Central Catholic high school in 1961, Miss Charles received a B.A. degree from Rosary college, River Forest, in 1965 with further study at the University of Michigan, Northern Illinois university and National College of Education. Miss Charles is currently employed as a teacher at Hilltop school, McHenry. Joseph Mach, son of Mrs. Joseph Mach and the late Mr. Mach of Detroit, was graduated from Marmion Military academy, Aurora, in 1961, and from Georgetown wiiversity, Washington, D.C, in 1965. He plans to receive his Doctor of Medicine degree from the'University of Michigan next year.v A June 22 wedding is planned. Children seldom have higher ideals than the homes from which they come. , MRS. ARTHUR GUM KOTALJK STUDIO PHOTO Miss Sandra Sue Josserand of McCullom Lake exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Arthur L.GumofTallula, 111., in a candlelight service at the McHenry Community Methodist church on Friday Dec. 29. The couple will reside near Petersburg. ^ ON DEAN'S*IIIS9 9NW •&> * <? «.*•« *"4 ^ , Gary J. Anderson, ^oar oi. 'Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. O. Anderfion, 3905 W. Kane avenue, McHenry, has been named on the dean's list at Parks. College of Aeronautical Technology of Saint Louis university for the fall trimester which ended Dec.... 16. He is a graduate of Marian Central high school, Woodstock. An 8 lb. 11 oz. daughter, their fourth child, was born at McHenry hospital Jan. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Jensen of Sunny side Estates. She has beop° pamed; Ro.Me; CJurlotine. The'little giT^wiU vy^jjpmed homesrfcy tW# fethewfcRayinond,; Jr., 8 and Donald, 5, and by a sister, Debra, 2. Mrs. Jensen is the former Donna Barger. HELEN WORST Funeral services were conducted last Thursday from the K.K. Hamsher chapel in Fox Lake for Miss Helen ^forst, 76, of Spring Grove, who died Jan. 2 in her home. Burial was in St. Boniface cemetery, Chicago. Survivors are a brother, iFred, of Spring Grove and two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Galvinof St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Gertrude Ingwersen of DesPlaines. thers preceded her in death. There are no immediate survivors. Miss Fahey 'made her home with Mrs. Loiq Gonyea. A funeral Mass was sung Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at St. John the Baptift church, with burial in Calvary cemetery, Evanston. , Sao Paulo (St. Paul) Brazil is larger than Cleveland, Detroit, and Pittsburg, combined. MARY T. (MAYME) FAHEY Miss Mary T. (Mayme) Far hey, 89, of 2207 Fair view avenue, JohnSburg, died Jan. 4 in the Aurora Borealis nursing home, Aurora, where she had been confined for two months. Miss Fahey, a seven-year resident of the area, was born in Chicago July 30, 1878. She was a retired medical secretary for a Chicago clinic. Three sisters and three bro- WESLEY WILSON Last rites were conducted Monday afternoon in the Suerth funeral home, Chicago, for Wesley R. Wilson, 63, of 4706 Gregory street, Whispering Hills, McHenry, who died Jan. 12 in McHenry hospital. A member of the Pioneers of America, he was also past master of the Ben Hur lodge, AF & AM, Scottish Rites Bodies Valley of Chicago and Medinah Temple, A.A.Q.N.MJS. Survivors are the widow, Gwendolyn; two sons, Wallace and David; three sisters, Mrs. Jeanne Hubert, Mrs. Doris Cantwell and Mrs. Judith Belmonte; twenty-one grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. : PLAN CLASS REUNION The M.C.H.S. class of 1958, ; preparing for a class reunion, ; is interested to1 learn the whereabouts of the following class members; Bonita Bazler, Sharon Bielecki, John Bjork, Mary Giddens, Don Kice, Ken May, Mary Lynn Murphy, Ed CPGara. George Peterson. Charles Hutchinson, Gordon Ross, > Kay Smith, Nancy Thornton and Bill Wilier. The Sale You Wait For... THE BIG ONE! BEN FRANKLIN'S MNUAIY CIEAMNCII ALL SALES CASH NO LAYAWAYS NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS . 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