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;V" ! PG. .2, - PLAINDEALER - JANUARY 12, 1968 Bridal Couple emm V.v--s£ V\> 1 r-U ' o "fN ^ *?,4" Married December Plan Wedding CARLA SCHMECHT Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Schmecht of 507 N. Green street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Caria Pauline, to Sp/5 LaRoy E. Remer, stationed at Fort Knox, Ky„ son of Mr., and Mrs. Roy Remer of Rt. 5, Burlington, Wis. A June 1 wedding is planned by the young couple. Renault built a car .for $1747 that.. nobody else builds for $2000. The Renault 10 has 4-doors, 4-wheel disc brakes, a gas. economy of 35 m.p.g., 11 cubic feet of luggage space, reclining seats, 4-speed synchromesh transmission, a top speedpf 85m.p.h., a sealed liquid cooling system, a 5-main bearing engine, rack and pinion steering, a 30 foot turning circle, a separate compartment for spare tire, engine over the drive wheels, 15 inch wheels, a 2-speed hot water heater and double outlet defroster, draft free ventilation, and 4-wheel independent suspension for only $1747 poe ilMil GOETTEL MOTOR SALES 3 MILES EAST OF McHENRY, IIX. ON HWY. 120 TEL. (815) 385-3330 Where German Trained Mechanics Service All Imj * LOW MILEAGE • - • ONE OWNER CABS • 1967 RENAULT, like new, auto, trans, radio, white walls, 60 day warranty . ....... $1 1865 SIMCA, very clean, very economical 60 day warranty $650.00 1965 FORD 6 cylinder, 4 dr.. Custom Special. 60 day , warranty $1150.00 1968 T-BIRD' like new; full power. 60 day warranty ...... $1250.00 1963 FORD GALAXEB, V-8, power steering, 4 dr. sedan ..... .i..... .••. . .. ...... • • 1450.00 ; St. John's Home and School Association is sponsoring its annual fund raising dance on Saturday Jan.20 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Johnsburg Community club. < This gear's dance, "Return to Hawaii" continues the theme of last year's successful "Hawaiian Night". Hie association Ids had a two-year plan to raise funds to purchase necessary television equipment for the dual enrollment program between St0 Johrfs and • Johnsburg school. <• '• -y All are invited to/dance id the music of a popular combo, Jan Rades of McHenry will entertain with Hawaiian dancing. V"- Guests will be wearing grass skirts, muu minis, lava lavas or any casual attire. For an evening of fun while helping to improve educational facilities in the community "Return to Hawaii5',, LEONARD STUDIO PHOTO MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. DOWHIN, JR. Miss Rita M. Nichols of Chicago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Nichols of Dulutli, Minn., became the bride of Mr. James D. Dowhin, Jr., son of the James Dowhins of 3006 S. Elder lane, McHenry, in a lovely wedding solemnized in Trinity Lutheran church, Ingleside, on Dec. 30. Following a wedding trip to Loi^Angeles, Calif.,-the newlywed^ will make .their home at 11517-H Old River School rjnd, in Downey, Calif. The groom graduated from Devry Technical Institute and North Park college. He is now employed as a sales engineer for Capitol Pipe & Steel Products. His bride attended the University of Minnesota, where she was a member of Sigma Psi Gamma sorority. She is a stewardess for United Airlines. mm. j r t f c• r• fVt. t , r ' i v. * 1 V ' * * * r 'JjAu. " if- : Mwmm •X.& Honor Spring Grove Woman At a recent meeting of the board of directors of the Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, Mrs. Louis Kagan of Spring Grove, immediate past president, was {presented with the gold and ruby National Council .. of Catholic Women President's pin by members of the board. She is the first president in the Rockford Diocese to be so honored. The pin was given as a personal gift by the women who served with Mrs. Kagan, as a tribute to her outstanding and successful term as president o^the Diocese Council of Cathie Women. During her two years as president, Catherine Kagan combined talent with dedication and dignity with humor, ijto make each meeting she chaired, and each gathering she attended an enjoyable experience. ' Under her capable leadership Mrs„ Kagan made the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women prominent throughout the diocese, as well as being an influential force in carrying out the decrees of Vatican 11. Catherine Kagan served as an excellent example of the lay leadership spoken of by the Council Fathers. M . FAIR CARCASS CLASS | Plans for the 1968Sesquicanteimial Illinois State Fair have been made by members otthe Land of Lincoln Livestock Breeders association. Aiya Brent, state fair superintendent of livestock has announced an "open to the world" steer carcass show at the 1968 Fair. Two classes are to be shoiin: a junior yearly class of steers born from Jan. 1 to May :1, 1967, 1,000-lb. minimum weight and a summer yearling class born from May 1 to Sept. 1, 1967, of 900-lb. minimum. Illinois purebred carcasses shown for the exclusive Land of Lincoln awards wijl aiso be eligible for openiut MYKELL FREUND . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Freund, 1511 N. Park strett, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mykell Elaine, to Arthur Ronald Olsen, son of Mr. and ifrs. Arthur L. Olsen, 614 N. John street, McHenry. Miss Freund, a 1967 graduate of McHenry high school Patricia Stevens Car6&r college/ is presently' emplpyed in^j McHenry. Mr. Cjisen isi a^senior at Wisconsin ^te 'l^yersity/ Whitewater, Wis. After Ijraduatipnhe will &ttend the Lutheran' School of Theology at ChicJ An August wedding is plunged. liTH New, elegantly slim BIG SCREEN 19" Portable TV Y 2014 The Lake The S/im Line Series New, gracefully slim portable TV. Lightweight molded cabinet Tan color and Off-White color, or White color and Gray color. Deluxe Video Range Tuning System. 20,000 Volts Picture Power. Dipole, Antenna. Cabinet size: 16%' high 22'wide. 12^4'deep. $139.95 * Appliance Inc. 1241 N. Green St McHenry . 385-5550 s'Mfr ' V-v ' Medicare Tal|S The Friendship club of the Community -Methodist church will meet at the church Saturday, Jan.l3at6pi4n;for a '^-luck'iuMKsri. ;be in charge of Vaughn and Daisy Jones. ' Phil Lemery, office manager, the McHenry MediH£ cal groiQ), will give facts cm Medicare and its benefits; also, hair they are arrived at ami the doctor's viewpoint, including how to fill cut Medicare forms. Then there rjill be a question and answer psriod. • The entire program should be very educational for everyone. James J. To Claim Bride LEONARD STUDIO PHOTO \ " ^ MRS. CARL JERLS - Gloria Christi chapel at Valparaiso university, bid., was the sating for a beautiful wedding on Dec. 23 which united in marriage Dolores June Abbott, daughter of Mrs. Ii.W. Abbott of Lansing, Mich., and the late Mr. Abbott, and Mr. Carl Raymond Jerls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jerls of Wondsr^Lake. The couple drove to Charleston, S. Carolina, after spsnding the holiday with the groom's parents in Wonder Lake and with the bride's family in Michigan. They will make their home in Charleston. The bride is, a 1966 graduate of Valparaiso university and is employed' in social v;crk. The grooiti is presently serving with the UJS. Navy at Great Lakes, relocated in Charleston. Tell Engagement km** • V. ;?'y!• • MARY BETH BOIKE Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Boike of 3600 McCormick avenue, Hollywood, 111., announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Beth, to James J. Blum of 15145 N. Nottingham avenue, HChicago, and 1205 S. Blackhawk ^avenue, McHenry, son of .Mr. -and Mrs. Renard W. Blum of Chicago and McHenry. The couple plan an Aug. i0 wedding in St. Patrick's Catholic church, followed fay a reception in McHenry. The groom's parents were married in the same church. The bride-to-be isagraduate of Riverside - Brookfield high school in Riverside, nf., awa is ! now. a senior and candidate for j her B.A. degree in English' from Barat college of the Sacred Heart, Lake Forest, - in June of this year. She plans to do graduate work at Northwestern university* Evanston, and to teach English on the secondary level. Mr. Blum is a graduate of Notre Dame high school, Niles and is a graduate in English from Notre Dame university, South Bend, Ind. He received his M.A.T. degree from De- Paul university, Chicago, and now plans to continue his studies at the University of Illinois. He teaches in Main East high school, DesPlaines. Auditions For Talented Teeps Tour Scheduled Auditions for the sixth annual Talented Teen Europe tour will be held Sunday, Jan. 14, at the Village hall, Itasca, according to George F. Koehnke, president of the organization. This is a student study tour designed for young people who would like to further their education during the summer. Students are coached in the performing arts, and they will perform before many live audiences while they tour Europe. Membership is open to singers, dancers, musicians,batontwirlers, artists, and novelty acts. OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Mike Freund of Richmond road celebrated his eightyeighth birthday anniversary with his family last week. He was surprized by a call from his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Garrett, of Carrollton, Ky. Mr. FreuncPs birthday is on the fifth and his daughter's birthday is the following day. Mr. Freund enjoys very good health. March Of Dimes Benefit Dance Planned Sunday, Only a few days left to make your plans for Mggest event of the year, &e annual March of Dinies teitafit dance at the New Place, Rt. 31, two miles north of Algonquin. The TAP committee has six full hours of entertainment planned on Sunday, Jan. 14, from 3 to 9p.m. Jerry G. Bishop of WCFL will make a guest appearance plus thirteen groups. Debby Dinham and Colleen, Drayer are co-chairmen for this McHenry county event with a group of teens in each community working on posters and publicity. The defensive driver will treat all children on or near the street or highways as caution signs. Remember, there is no substitute for constant attention .to your driving at all times and especially where children are present. A fASSEl. 8 COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTED A total of 376,554 pounds of federally donated commodities having a retail value of $115,- 142, was distributed to 27,381 persons in 25 downstate counties during November, according to Harold O. Swank, director of the Hlinois Department of Public Aid. The estimated cost of distributing the foodstuffs, including work relief labof yaltied at $771, «$s $18.- 751." ^ 'Tlief! "are filings' for': loft;] -Feiaftil W«»ls District, spots and grpiq9 acts;th» dik)r^s the band and the dance groups'. This is a good-will tour, and character is as important as talent, Koehnke said. f The troupe will leave O'Hare' airport, July 22, and fly on a BOAC jet direct to London, England. In Europe they will travel by a special motor coach, they will visit Ireland, England, Holland, Germany, Switzerland and France. Qualified teachers and chaperones will be with the troupe at all times. A few scholarships are available. This is not a contest, each member pays the same price for the student study tour. Teens or parents who are interested Should write Talented Teens, Itasca, or call Mr. Koehnke, 773-1080. A color movie of last years.tour will be shown at 2 p.m. with auditions at 3 pan. From one spot in Yellowstone National Park, a visitor may observe 12 separate forests, each buried in volcanic dust, each standing Above the ruins of the one below, and all exposed in a 2,000 foot vertical cliff. FREE Beginning January 22, for 10 weeks by qualified tegchers. Registration January 15 through 19th. Only requirement -- $5.00 beginner's kit. D^y or evening courses. I#! 18Q4 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. BEPORT OF CONDITION OF IMUNIIY STATE SANK of McMeasy, Illinois' 60050, at the dose of ibsnSsaco Deeem». to S®, 1967, a state hanking Mltntlon organic cad opercii ® under the banking lawo ®f tills State ami a, member of Federal' Beserve System. IPoSrilshed in accoMaaee with c, ©all made by tla© State Banking Authorities and by the 1. Cash, balances with other banks, and caih items in process of collection ............. $ 3,351,915.07 2. United State Government obligations 10,459,706.44 3. Obligations of States and political sididivisions 4. Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 5. Other securities (including $36,000.00 corporate stocks) 7. Other loans and discounts, 8. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and7 other assets representing bank premises... 601,222.88 9. Real estate owned other than bank premises 11,108.12 il. Other assets 5,149.09 1,297,877.17 1,274,946.56 36,000.00 15,985,566.38 12. TOTAL ASSETS $33,023,491.71 L I A B I L I T I E S 13. Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations 9,521,191.54 ,14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, v? partnerships, and corporations .....' 18,788,297.21 15. Deposits of United States Government .. • • 217,803.78 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1,115,683.76 19. Certified and officers' checks, etc. 309,854.87 20. TOTAL DEPOSITS iitezmJS to 19) $29,950,831.16 (a) Total demand deposits.. 10,964,533.95 (b) Total time and savings V deposits 1 18,986,297.21 24. Other liabilities (including $ NONE mortgages and other liens on bank premises and other real estate) 265,654.54 25. TOTAL LIABILITIES $30,216,485.|0 C A P I T A L ACCOUNTS 26. (c) Common stock--total par value 400,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstanding 4000 ' 27. Surplus 800,000.00 28. Undivided profits 857,008.01 29. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves 750,000.00 30. TOTAL CAPITAL/ ACCOUNTS • • • 2,807,006.01 31. TOTAL LIBIUTIES AND CAPITAL AC- ~ _ -qOUNTS $33,023,491.71 MEMOBANDA leverage of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date $29,209,225.20 2 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar \| days ending with call date 16,307,998.12 3 Loans as shown in "Assets" are after deduction of valuation reserves of ............ 381,261.74 I, Thomas F. Bolger, V. President and Cashier,, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. THOMAS F. BOLGER We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been <*v«nHn«i by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. RICHARD J. ZIEMAN W. A. NYE, M.D. GERALD J. CAREY Directors State of Illinois, County of McHenry ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of January, 1968. ; : LENORA E. FRISBY r • j ; \ Notary Public• • r*---- ' (Pub. Jan. 12,1968) I