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5 *" i "iv » ~»"A :•• ; :' .."• .. '-. '. i - PU1NDEALER - WED., AUG., 28, 1968 * > ha* 'fa fJ?" *J Illitl: Married ? * t Is* GAYLORD PHOTO MR. AND MRS. LEE V. BEACH Miss Deborah S. Kuhlman of 3817 Waukegan road, McHenry,, w$s a radiant bride on Saturday, Aug* 24, whan she approached 41ft attar of Zion Lutheran dQirch to exchange nuptial vows imh Mr. Lee V. Beach of Cry stal& pake* Pastor Gail Rabe of CE|k&1 Lake officiated at the 2 -o'clock ceremony amidst a of two bouquets of white and light blue asters on «Miss Kuhlman is the daughtar^ of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Klihlman of McHenry and Mr. Bfcach is the son of Mr. and B|r8. Allen E. Noonan„ Jr., of 283 Ellsworth, Crystal Lake. Jane and Jo Macdonaldprovid vocal music for the occaiging "Whither Thou st" and ** One Hand, One from "West Side Story*'. Honde Miss Kuhlman wore a ivelessa white, floor length za dress with train, sheer m the bodice to cowl collar, #h white daisy lace running Vertically on the sheer area. Her chapel length veil fell from ft! roaring 20* s skull cap with Surge organza loops on the sides dpd her flowers were pink asi| rs, white pomps and white 1 (proses set in a small nose- I £y, with large loop ribbons suri funding it to match the cap. *Miss Jennifer Kuhlman actin as maid of honor for her lister and bridesmaids were Patricia Hansen of Wonder Sake, Beth Scheele of Evansen and Charlotte Sutclifie of iSaskateen, Saskatchewan, Can- &a. Small Nancy Jo Kuhlman icted as her sister's flower jbrL t The attendants were attired j) brown linen sleeveless, floor Sngth dresses, pleated down the Ixlice and ending in a soft ijdsed waistline. They wore jatural straw picture hats with Jght blue moire ribbon. Each idult attendant carried an arrangement of garden flowers, Including pink asters, white K>mps, and yellow tearoses set {together in a small nosegay Ityle. Nancy Joe carried abasof matching flowers with se petals for the ceremony. Charles Pattin of Paramus, Tew Jersey, served as best man groomsmen-ushers were [el Fulton of Columbus, O- .0, Frank Piccione ofRoch- N.Y., and Karl Andreas Sterling. Mrs. Kuhlman was attired ATTAINS DEAN'S LIST Steve Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blake, of 724 Country Club drive, McHenry, has been placed on the dean's list for the second semester at Bradley university, Peoria. He attained a grade point average of 7.20 earned while enrolled for 15.0 semester hours of credit. Ju»s a fact... the photographer is an important part of any wedding and should be chosed as carefully as the wedding party. - Pkoiofraptf If Cjaftord. "Tkt IkwmM Pftatefnykr" fer an appolntmnr call - 385*0170 •v«nIn0i-385-7l56 , Hospital Snack Bar Provides Fine Service The Snack Bar, one of the important services rendered by the Woman's auxiliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry county, is placed in a most conspicuous spot in the main lobby of the hospital. Not very large, its volunteers make up for size by the warm, friendly atmosphere they create. Now that Holiday Hospitality Day (Wednesday, Oct. 2) is not far away, each worker is keyed to an even greater service in anticipation that many of the visitors of that day will come to see this pleasant spot. The real purpose of the Snack Bar is to have hot coffee, fresh sandwiches, candy and small gifts available to the friends, relatives of patients, hospital personnel and the medical staff at all times. Manned seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on week days and 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Sundays, it takes quite an organizing ability to keep it running smoothly. The general chairman, Mrs. Harold Schultz IRTHS in a dark beige crepe, a-line dress with which she wore an orchid corsage. Mrs. Noonan wore a light blue, sleeveless sheath with matching blue coat and an orchid corsage. Following the ceremony a reception for 120 guests was enjoyed*,# McHenry Country clubV*'". „ After a weekend trip, the couple left on Tuesday for Crete, Nebr., where they will make their home for the school year. The former Miss Kuhlman graduated from McHenry high school in 1966 and attended the University of Denver for two years and will be attending Doane college in Crete this fall, majoring in art education. Her husband graduated in 1965 from Crystal Lake high school and is now entering his senior year at Doane college, working toward his degree in business law. Waterfall House Tour Benefits Home-School. The Parent-Teacher association of Johnsburg School District 12 will be giving orchids to the first 100 women to join the PTA. The enrollment will take place at the Johnsburg grade and junior high schools and the Ringwood school on the first day of school, Sept. 4, according to Bill Neumann, PTA president. Mrs. Virginia Boomfield, membership chairman, and her committee will be stationed throughout the schools so that everyone has a chance to sign up. "Open House" and "Welcome Ringwood" will be the theme for the September meeting to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 17. More details will appear at a later date. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. John Casey of Lake Zurich are parents of a girl Aug. 17. On Aug. 18, a daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. David Moran, Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Siepmair announce the birth of a son on Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs. James Peloquin became parents of a daughter Aug. 19. A son was born Aug. 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlson of Ingleside became parents of a daughter Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marshall welcomed a son Aug. 21. . A son was born Aug. 21 to Mr. and Mrs. William Mathews of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindberg became parents of a son Aug. 22. Twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cooper on Aug. 23. A Cary couple, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madalinski, became parents of a daughter, Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. EdwardStrauel, Jr., are parents of a son Aug. 23. » MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK On Aug. 25 a son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Walter Bendinelli* A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wardwell on Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kloepfer are parents of a son Aug. 25. and the co-chairman, Mrs. Richard Walrath, have about seventy - five people manning the Snack Bar which includes approximately twenty-five valuable and indispensable high school girls. These young ladies take over on Saturday and Sunday and are always ready to substitute for the women of the Auxiliary in the summer months. When you see a hospital volunteer in her "Cheery Cherry Red" uniform you know that it is the standard pattern and color for hospital auxiliary workers throughout the United States. When she has a ffaily Orchids To PTA Members The Home and School association of St. John's church, in Johnsburg, is sponsoring a tour of the Waterfall House on Sunday, Sept. 1 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Waterfall House, which is located in Dutch Creek Woodlands in Johnsburg, was built by its owner at a cost of over $100,000. The pagoda type structure contains two indoor waterfalls, a picturesque hanging bridge and stepping stones of volcanic rock across an indoor wading pooL The landscaping both indoor and out is comprised of many tropical plants and shrubs which lend to its Caribbean charm. CAMP WONDERLAND Bible study and fellowshiD with all the fervor of an old fashioned camp meeting will be featured during the Labor Day weekend at the (Salvation Army's Camp Wonder rand, six miles northwest of Antioch. Inspirational meetings .combined with outdoor recreation are. planned for the nineteenth annual pilgrimage beginning Friday, August 30, and continuing through breakfast on Monday, Sept. 2. Enjoy Cruise HARVARD HOSPITAL Ernest Tieman, Mrs. Allen Raiford and John Hose, McHenry; and Alex Meinke, Wonder Lake, were patients in Harvard hospital, during the past week. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week included Master Keith Holmes, Winfield Pietsch, Anna Hughes, Raymond Clark, David Brough, Eleanor Mulligan, McHenry; T. Henley, Joseph Tompkins, Robert Hester, Austin Reed and Chezzira Bell, Wonder Lake. > "f' : . v| .fcij. > j • T1:#4 A three-day cruise aboard the Norwegian cruise ship, M/S Sunward, was part of a Florida vacation for Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Traina of McHenry. The couple spent three days in Nassau between their cruise from Miami and back across the Gulf Stream. Aug. 22- Sept. 7 Berkshire Ultrason "" Stockings Reg. Sale 3 Pri^e Price Pairs $1.75 JI.3S $4-15 STkEETMAii Rurifi£i% For Title colored badge sewed to the front of her uniform she has given 50 or more hours of her work to the project. Lynn Mangold Tuckpointer At Clarke College Miss Lynne Mangold of McHenry will be among 200 tuckpointers who help acquaint new students with college life this fall at Clarke college, Dubuque, Iowa. Borrowing their name from the building trade, tuckpointers "cement" relations between Clarke and the new students, orienting them socially to campus living. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mangold, 1321 Bayview, Miss Mangold will enter her jun* for year, majoring in Spanish. A happy Miss Belvidere, left, smiles as she is announced as Little Miss Peanut for the Illinois - Eastern Iowa district. McHenry5 s loal winner, Loriann Do well, at 6 years old the youngest contender in the district, was second runner-up. She is shown at right. DIETETIC MEETING At the beginning of this, the fifty-first year of the American Dietetic association, the North Suburban Dietetic associatioh will be interested in developing the dietitians role in a variety of community and professional services. The first program of the fall will be Wednesday, Sept. 4, 7:30 p.m. at East Maine Junior high school, 8955 Greenwood avenue. Lee Block, Director of Community Relations at Michael Reese hospital and a member of the Public Relations society of America, will speak on "Public Relations and the Dietetic Profession". All interested dietitians in the area are cordially invited to attend this dynamic speaker. Toothpaste was first packaged in a metal tube in 1892 by Dr. Washington Sheffield, a Connecticut dentist BUS SCHEDULE The legend defining the various schools in last week's bus schedule inadvertently Emitted the V.V. for Valley View when given to the Plaindealer. Parents of school children in Districts 15 and 156 are urged to clip this bus schedule from the Friday, Aug. 23 Plaindealer and save. Use The Classifieds f a n '§ distinctive apparel- ^ w A i 1 * Vr If pr-^-n ! ^outiq^ in ! are presenting \ *jj | their fall & winter bridal fashions IB 3RIOE& II r / 'I • * * ' ' V/ | |" ^ rv^4- \ As seen in MODERN BRIDE BRIDAL GOWN--The Wistful Look inspired by Victorian ruffled elegance ... the bell skirt sweeps to a Chapel train. BRIDESMAID'S DRESS by SYLVIA ANN--The perfect complement in a large selection of colors. Both Bridal Gown and Bridesmaid's dress are tailored in Repette', a luxurious surface interest fabric. Mothers of the wedding party are given special, attention too . . . we have lovely dresses and costumes to enhance their happy day. Come in and discuss your wedding plans .with our Bridal Consultants ... We have fashions for the budget minded to the most discriminating. 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