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fM'-y: MRS. PHILIP HEL WIG Philip Helwig Claims Bride -A 4ovely spring wedding was Solemnized Saturday, June 14, at 4 o'clock in the Bethlehem Xutheran church, St. Charles, jirhen Miss Sally Jane Harper 'exchanged nuptial vows with VMr. Philip Theodore Helwig. ,fttiss Harper is the daughter ,of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harper of St. Charles and her hust> and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Helwig, Greenfield, -Wis. The Rev. Arthur Holmer and the Rev. Donald Johnson .; were the officiating clergymen, Floral arrangements ofdais- •&C*and gladiolas decorated the Traditional music was tfurnishet^ by the choir of Shelve rd of the Hills Lutheran ^p&urch, McHenry, which is dij^ cted by Mr. Helwig. They giatng "Christ Holds My Hand" Composed by the groom and his . pother. The soloist, Miss ijette Crouse, from Chicago, &£ng "The Lord's Prayer" by ^VLalotte. The organist was Cf&rs. Charles David of St. C harries. Hie choir was accompanied by the organist and two ;fhrtists, Miss Gail Anne Mak- •Jr and Miss Karen Lundgren 'jwth from St. Charles. The bride wore a white Kork'ite and Venice lace, princess . fashion gown. The sculptured ^ieckline was adorned with Venice lace which was repeated tpk the Kubuki sleeves and on otiie border of her gown. The ~5&tachable, chapel length train ^wjis graced with Venice lace ^motifs. Her nylon illusion, two tiered, bouffant veil fell from a ;<ifeearl shell crown, highlighted >with 'Venice lace motifs. She -^carried a cascade arrangement Jjk daisy mums, white roses ' juna stephanotis. Attending her classmate at " ttie American Conservatory of ^Jijlusic in Chicago as maid of . *3ronor was Miss Sue Russell, •JJlgin. Bridesmaids were Mrs. •Jtialph Minard, St. Charles, Miss ttSeraldine Helwig,Greenfield, t'Wis., sister of the groom, Mrs. ^illiam Helwig, Jr., East Troy ^Wis., sister - in - law of the r'fcroom. Miss Russell wore a Nile --green, Attaman, fashion gown, ' ','altwo tiered green bouffant veil ^Sgll from a cluster of pearls, ^ajid she carried a cascade^Er- "icangemenf of yellow daisies -with yellow ribbon. Thebrides- -ftiaids were attired in maize, ; ^Attaman empire fashion gowns -with two-tiered maize bouffant jreils falling from a cluster of •^jearls. They carried cascade Arrangements of yellow daisies with green ribbon. The groom's brother, Wil- ;^tam Helwig, Jr., of East Troy, '3yis„ was best man. Groomsr^ nen were Marvin Helwig and Richard Helwig, both of Janes- ':yille, Wis., cousins of the groom --^ruce Ian Robinson, Menomo- Wis. Acting as ushers were. £Tom Anderson, St. Charles and ^l^ouis Behm, Grayslake. y.t'The bride's mother chose a VjJiint f-eci ensemble with a ^rbrs^ge of pink roses. For her •^rflwedding Mrs. Helwig wore ^aqua lace ensemble with a -~©OFsage of white roses. Immediately following the ;* ceremony a reception for 200 •"guests was held in the church <h8ll. In charge were, Mrs. Er- !>3iest Stdeckle, Mrs. A1 Regelr. brugge, both of St. Charles, and ladies of the Lois Circle of the Bethlehem Lutheran church, St. Charles, Mrs. J. Kenneth Clauson, St. Charles, cut the bride's cake. Mrs. Charles Stuart of Chicago and Mrs. Mitch Rucinski, co - worker at the American Dairy Association in Chicago presided at the coffee table. Miss Kristina Anderson of St. Charles was in charge of the guest book and Miss Elaine Clauson of St. Charles served the punch. The young couple will reside in McHenry where the groom is music teacher in McHenry public schools. He has a bachelor of music education degree from Milton college, Milton, Wis. The new Mrs. Helwig has a bachelor of music degree from Drury college, in Springfield, Mo., and is doing graduate work at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. She is a member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, Daughters of the American Revolution and Delta Omicron (filternational, honorary music fraternity for women). Thorn Low Claims Bride A wedding of great interest Was solemnized in Immaculate Conception church, Chicago, (Mi last Saturday, June 14, when Miss Barbara Chieroexchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Thomas Low. Rev. Fr. J. McGonigle officiated at the 2 o'clock nuptial rite which united fn marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Chiero of 5511 N. Neenah, Chicago, and.the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Low, 3707 W. Maple street, McHenry. The attractive bride approa- " ched the altar wearing a silk organza gown with modified empire, full A-line skirt, long, puffed sleeves and detachable court train. Her headpiece of pearl and crystal leaves held in place a floor length veil. Acting as maid of honor was €arol Zimny of McHenry and" bridesmaids were Marie Kas, Kathy Hoffert, Marge Masonick, Lynn Peterson, Sandy Hoffert, Kathy Jolie and Sandy Maertens of Chicago and Pam Zimny of McHenry. They were attired similarly in lime green dresses featuring linen skirts and chiffon bodice with natural waistline, long puffed sleeves and linen collar and cuffs. On their heads they wore chiffon leaves trimmed with pearls. Each carried an L-shaped bouquet of yellow pom poms and baby's breath. Tim Low of McHenry served as best man. Groomsmen were Mike and Kelly Cow, brothers of the groom, Larry Chiero, and Keith Chiero of Chicago, brothers of the bride, John Zimny and Roy Moss of McHenry, Neal McCauly of Iowa, and Jeff Panzica of Chicago. Mrs. Chiero chose a light blue dress with bugle beading. Mrs. Low was attired in a yellow lace dress with matching coat. Following a champagne hour at the bride's home for sixty guests, 250 friends and relatives gathered at the Johnsburg Community club for a reception. The newlyweds are now enjoying a motor trip to Colorado Springs and upon their return will reside at 8260 Jambouree Circle, Colorado Springs, Colo. The bridegroom is a member of the Air Force Drum and Bugle corps at the academy. MR. AND MRS. DENNIS SYENS LEONARD STUDIO PHOTO Pamela Clark, Dennis Syens Wed Saturday , St. John's Lutheran church, Island Lake, was the setting for the ceremony performed by Pastor Lehmann which united Miss Pamela Lee Clark and Mr. Dennis Allen Syens in matrimony, on June 14 at 3 o'clock. Miss Clark is the daughter of t Mr. and Mrs. NormanE. Clark, 217 Cedar Dell street, McHenry, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Syens of 432 South Main street, Wauconda. Janice Bush Married In Moline Church ! Miss Janice M. Bush, 3901 Taft road, Kenosha, Wis., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bush, 4421 Poplar Leaf, McHenry, became the bride of Mr. John M. Boy&% 3906 24th street, Kenosha, Wis., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Boyer 3225 13th avenue Court, Moline. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Harvey Gaither at the Bethel Methodist church at 2 "o'clock, June 14, in Moline, Special music for the service were the Song of Ruth, Shadow of your Smile and One Hand, One Heart. White gladiolas and white candles were used as decorations in the chuEciw Miss Bush chose an A-line silk organza goWn with lace and seed pearls on yoke and leeves, with a lace stand . The skirt had embroidered ktee medallions with seed pearls „ 15°The mantilla veil was embroidered with lace medallions to match the skirt and was anchored with two lace flowers edged with seed pearls. She carried violets with ivy streamers. The bride's sister, Miss Karen A. Bush of Ottawa, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Sharon Horn, Oak Lawn, and Mrs. David A. Boyer of Kalamazoo, Mich. They wore sleeveless A-line floor-length navy blue gowns, edged with white lace daisies around neck and arms. The veils were attached with white daisies with navy blue veiling. They carried multi colored flowers of yellow daisies, purple and pink carnations, a red rose and ivy. Attending the groom were David A. Boyer, Kalamazoo, Mich., as bestman and David Keeler and John Corelis, both of Moline as groomsmen. Mrs. Bush wore a yellow A-line linen dress with jeweled collar and matching accessories. A camelia corsage was pinned on her purse. The groom's mother was attired in pink lace, street length, short sleeved sheath with matching accessories and she also had a camelia corsage on her purse. A reception was held at the church parlors following the ceremony and a buffet dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents. , The young couple will live in Kenosha, Wis., where the bride is a fourth grade teacher, having graduated from Carthage college in Kenosha. Her husband is a graduate of the University of Illinois, Champaign, Urbana 'and is a junior high science teacher in Kenosha. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS H. SCHAFFER GAYLORD PHOTO OSRITAL McHENRY SENIOR CITIZEN'S KITCHEN BAND Kitchen Band Enjoys Gala Lunch, Outing The McHenry Senior Citizens club kitchen band were invited recently for a gala luncheon and outing at the home of Dolly and Rocco Mazzarella, at Wood Chuck Point, Wonder Lake. The day was beautiful, and the band members and their spouses enjoyed themselves strolling around the grounds, admiring the flowers, watching the men on the water, visiting and partaking of the delicious lasagna, salad and other goodies. Later in the day the ladies were invited; into the "little theater" and were treated to viewing the trip the Mazzarellas took on the "Oregon Bear" which was very entertaining and gave a much cleaner picture of the habits and customs and terrain of the Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese people. The group feels very fortunate in having Dolly as its leader and director. Members PG. 2 - PLAINDEAIER FRI. JUNE 20, 1969 are looking forward to getting "back to work" in the near future. Patients admitted to McHenry hospital this past week included Shirley Holder, Clark Havens, Dr. William Kohl, Jr., Santa Lorio, Rose Stateczny, Mary Ramoska, Monica Morris, Petra Rangel, Yvonne Kuiper, Theresa Jonas, Arthur Semi sch, Diane A1 vary and Elizabeth Pintozzi, all of McHenry; Ruby Shepard, Ringwood; Evelyn Lilja, Frances Shotliff, Spring Grove; Catherine Broehl, James Delelio, Lillian Hayes, Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL- HOSPITAL During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Chester Gabrysiak, William Gordon, Wonder Lake; Patricia Lescher, Margaret Thompson, Genevieve Oeffling, Edna Phillips of McHenry. Thfomas Schaffer Claims Bride In June 14 Nuptial A late spring wedding uniting Miss Kathleen Ellen Kozicki and Mr. Thomas H. Schaffer in marriage was solemnized Saturday, June 14, at 2:30 p.m. in St. Mary's Catholic church. Two vases of spring flowers decorated the altar. The pretty bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kozicki, 4320 W. Clearview drive, and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schaffer, 3613 W. Waukegan road. For her wedding Miss Kozicki chose a floor length white gown designed with raised.waist with thin satin ribbon around it and dainty bow in back with thin streamers, a controlled skirt, long puffjed sleeves ending in tiny tucks at the wrist and bordered with dainty nosegays, a high Victorian neckline with tucks in front of dress from top to bottom bordered on each side by nosegays, full train starting at raised waist to floor bordered with nosegays. A three tiered illusion veil with flowered headpiece of lace petals and organdy flowers with interspersed tiny pearls completed the costume. She carried a round bouquet of white daisies, carnations and baby's breath. Attending as maid of honor was Miss Merri Schaffer of Chicago, sister of the groom, Mrs. Cindy Ciura of McHenry, close friend of the bride, and Mrs. Mary Lou Shepski, Chicago, cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids. They were attired in floor length aqua chiffon over satin dresses with long tapered sleeves ending in tiny ruffles, and four small satin covered buttons, raised waist surrounded with thin aqua satin ribbons with bows at back and long thin streamers, controlled skirts, simple round necks with tiny stand-up ruffles. Their headpieces were four daisies with delicate net petals and interspersed with pearls. Their round bouquets were of white HEARING New & Reconditioned ear molds, cords - Mai lory and Dura - cell Batteries for all makes. PHONE 385-0125 1407 N. Green St. ' FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. 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Mrs. Ruth McQueeny ofWauconda was the matron of honor, The bridesmaids were Georgia Clark, Wauconda, sister, of the bride, Judy Clark, of Cary, aunt of bride, and Karen Syens of Wauconda, sister of the groom. The attendants wore nylon over satin powder blue dresses which were empire waist with long sheer sleeves. The waist and cuffs were embroidered with little blue flowers with green leaves. The groom's brother, Peter Syens, of Wauconda, was bestman and another brother, David Syens, Hans Wolter, Wauconda and Tom Lewandowski of Crystal Lake were groomsmen. A pink brocaded coat dress with white accessories was the choice of the bride's mother while the groom's mother was attired in light blue crepe Aline dress with beige accessories. A reception for 250 guests was held at the Wauconda Legion hall, after which the young couple left on a short trip and will make their first home in Wauconda. The bride is employed at Harvey Manufacturing company off-set ^rinterat tte°Cteitec^ * ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3929 W. Main St. PH. 385-4777 McHenry, KL daisies and aqua carnations. The bride's brother, Dennis Kozicki, McHenry, was bestman and Thomas Miller, McHenry, close friend of the groom and his cousin James Skoney of Elmhurst were groomsmen. An A-line aqua dress with mandarin collar and front panel of white daisies with matching coat was worn by Mrs. Kozicki. Her corsage was of white daisies and aqua carnations. Mrs. Schaffer was attired in French blue sheath with matching jacket with three - quarter length sleeves. The dress had an attractive jeweled neckline and her corsage was white carnations and yellow roses. Approximately 135 guests attended the reception at the American legion hall. After a week's trip through the northern states the young couple will live on Third street in McHenry. Both young people attended McHenry high school. The bride is secretary to director of public affirirs for the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, Chicago, and Mr. Schaffer is a welder for Jemison Electric Box and Switchboard, Inc.. Crystal Lake. St. Agatha Initiation St. Agatha Ct. 777, of the Catholic Society of Foresters at Johnsburg, will meet at the Community club hall on Tuesday evening, June 24, at 8 o'clock. All new members joining the court during the past year are to be present for formal initiation. Mrs. Paul Pitzen will be in charge of the following committee for the social hour, Mrs. Luella Schultz, Mrs. Anthony Freund, Mrs. Leland Nelson, Mrs. Joseph Hiller, Mrs. Lenore Miller, Mrs. Daniel Miller rs. Richard Schneider. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence was a patient in Harvard hospital during the past week. rporation in Libertyville. They both attended Wauconda high schools. Sunday June 22 2 to 5 \, LADIES BRING YOUR HUSBANDS HE CAN WIN A FREE SHAMPOO SET FOR YOU (Sri Door Prizes 1. 2. 3. 4. Wig Wiglet. 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