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y Johnsburg P.T.A. Set For Saturday, Fun Fair April 25 -r- SPONSOR CARD PARTY -- The annual spring card party sponsored by the Ladies' sodality of Christ the King church in Wonder Lake will be held Thursday evening, April 23, in the par­ ish hall. The Queen of Peace eaillH of so­ dality is in charge of the event. Pictured above are committee members, Mrs. James Bixby, Mrs. George Hartman and Mrs. Chris Rasmus- sen. PLAINDEALER PHOTO The annual Johnsburg P.TJV. Fun Fair will be held Satur­ day, April 25, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the Johnsburg elemen­ tary school. As usual, there will be a var­ iety of games and fun planned to keep everyone busy. The rol­ ler coaster will be back again, by popular demand. The spook hou se promises to be better than ever, with many "Ghosts" to scare children and their par­ ents. Some of the booths to be featured again this year are the shooting gallery, darts and bal­ loons, cane toss, flip the cat, dip the duck, fish bowls and pie-in-the-face. A big selection of articles will be on sale in the Country store. The proprietor, Mrs. Al­ an J. (Edna) Robel, is still looking for items, so those who have anything other than cloth­ ing, in good condition should call her. Mrs. Fred Diedrich or Mrs. Fritz VonBruenchenhein also may be contacted. A new attraction this year witf be "Beat the Champs". This will be played on the basket­ ball court outside, weather per­ mitting. The children will be playing against the teachers, so this will be quite a chal­ lenge. * The Fun Fair bakery will be offering home baked goods. Mrs. Francis (Judy) Oeffling is looking for donations. Those who can shkre their specially should contact her. Food may be purchased on the "Fair Grounds". Mrs. Sharon Gribben has the kitchen stocked with hot dogs, barbe­ cues, potato chips, doughnuts, coffee and milk. There will also be the favorite popcorn and soft drink stand. Crazy hats of all descrip­ tions will be sold In the hat booth. Prizes will be given for all the games, plus other cash prizes. Fish Fry At £ Church Friday There will be a fish fry, '.K sponsored by the Walther Lea- gue of Zion Lutheran church, •* on Friday, April 24, at the church. Serving time will be *•: from 5 to 8 p.m. Children under six will be ad- mitted free. Tickets will be v- i sold at the door. In addition to the fish plate, for others there will be a free salad bar. Pie may be purchased. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD AMANN WED 25 YEARS --Mr. and Mrs. Edward Amann of 1102 PP. River road, McHenry, will celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anni­ versary Sunday, April 26, with an open house from! to 5 p.m. They invite their many friends, neighbors and relatives to attend. Mrs. Amann is the former Julia Garrelts'. PG.2 - PLAINDEALER- WED. APRIL 22,1?70 Cary Glub Hosts All County Women's Groups MR. AND MRS. LEO G. DOBNER GAYLORD PHOTO BLOOD BANK , Interested persons may join 5* the Kiwanis Blood Bank by call- •>. ing Chairman Ed Guettler. MORE THAN FOOD When Tunisia suffered the worst floods in her history last fall, CARE rushed food to 2 of the worst hit regions while a CARE-MEDICO team institu­ ted a typhoid inoculation pro­ gram for 80,000 persons. Sup­ ported by CAKE, New York. tBil'i'iiTM'H'riTITITITITITITITITITITITITrflTia MARINE FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATE ENTRY Name -v; •n Oh Address Phone Birth Date Parent's Signature Please fill out this entry blank and send, or bring, to the McHENRY PLAINDEALER OFFICE, 3812 West Elm street, McHenry , With TWO photos of candidate (billfold size preferred). MR. AND MRS. JAMES E. JOHNSON MARRIED -- Faith Presbyterian church, McHenry, was the setting for a pretty wedding on April 4 which united in mar­ riage Miss Maureen Ann Moore and Mr. James E. Johnson. Miss Moore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P. Moore of 3510 W. Country lane, McHenry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Richard Hunter, 4801 Crystal Lake road, also McHenry. Judie Buss Pretty Bride St. Mary's Catholic church was the setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, April 18, when Miss Judie Buss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buss of 3314 W. Golf View, McHen­ ry, exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Leo G. Dobner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dobner of 1544 Hillside, Berkeley, 111. Rev. Fr. Eugene Bauiiihofer officiated at the 1 o'clock tial rite, for which Mr6. ian Nelson was soloist. Steve Buss and Jeffrey Dob­ ner served as acolytes. Pretty Miss Buss wore a floor length gown of white satapeau and Venice lace. The bodice was fashioned with high neck- Sand Juliet sleeves and the •t was A-line with detachable pel length train. Her head­ piece was of pearled leaf de­ sign with fingertip veil. Attending her were Patty Pit- zen of McHenry as maid of honor, Dianne DiPirro of Wood­ stock, a cousin^ponnie Buss and Patty Buss of McHenry, her sisters, as bridesmaids. The attendants were attired in dresses of lime green and hot pink color. The floor length gowns were of lime with print bodice which was fashioned with oval neckline and cavalier sleeves. The A-line skirt fea­ tured a hot pink faille bow and streamers. Their headpieces were of matching pink braid rosettes with blusher veils. Tom Pezdek of Wheeling ser­ ved as best man and groomsmen were Michael Dobner and David Dobner of Berkeley and Bill McGuire of Oak Park. Ushers were Paul Dobner and Robert Buss, brothers of the young couple. Mrs. Buss selected a mint green dress-coat ensemble and corsage of yellow gold roses. Mrs. Dobner wore a pale pink crepe dress with pink lace coat. Her corsage was of pink and white roses. Gary Woman's club was hos­ tess to the Woman's clubs of McHenry county recently. Mrs. Arthur Schnur, president of the Cary club, extended the wel­ come to fifty ladies present. The resignation of Mrs. Karl Buerlein, International Affairs department, was regretfully ac­ cepted. The report on the C.I.P, project revealed that the 11th district was 100 per cent and had been awarded $50. Mrs. Donald Gerlitz, direc­ tor at large, was presented by Mrs. Jerry Ernst. Mrs. Ger­ litz is a candidate for first vice-president of the northern region. The election will take place at the I.F.W.C. conven­ tion to be held on May 5, 6 and 7 at the Sherman House. A tea in honor of Mrs. Ger­ litz was given on Wednesday, April 15 at the home of Mrs. M. Hult in St. Charles. Mrs. Lambert Miller, 11th district president, reported on the convention and reminded those present that all delegates must be present for two days if they expect to vote. Mrs. Miller also spoke of the dis­ trict meeting which will be held at Floyd's in Carpentersville on Thursday, April 23, with being a discussion on drugs. Mrs. Olson presented the re­ port on contributions of cloth­ ing, food and monies made to The Saint Augustine Indian school in Chicago. Mrs. Gerlitz expressed her appreciation for the fine response of the clubs in the gifts of cookies, cards, games and other items for the Diagnostic center at Joliet. Brief reports were given by presidents of the clubs repre­ sented; Algonquin, Cary, Crys­ tal Lake, Lotus, Marengo, Mc­ Henry, Pistakee Highlands, Richmond, Woodstock and Won­ der Lake. ^aDoat» Grandma Sez , I been a rantin' on, about wo­ men's revolt fer freedom, t' live their lives after a fash­ ion which'd bring a better sense o' "Fulfillment". Now, I must clarify my in­ tention, t' be fair t' all, an' not give the impression that I don't condone the ventures, o' women, inter the many oppor­ tunities which our society pre­ sents, these days. I ain't referrin' t' the un­ encumbered numbers o' women, a sittin' about, jist awaitin' fer time t' go by. Seems ter me, that nature intended that the females wuz meant t' care fer the young, until they're able t' fend fer themselves. This brings the average woman t' the age o' the forties, and then she finds herself wi'out all the family t' worry about. I agree that time hangs heavily on the shoulders, and many git t' feelin' that their youth wuz spent wi' the menial tasks, in a bringin' up the family. I don't blame 'em fer wantin't' git interested in things that keep the mind active an' alert. The thing I worry about, is that many young women will be influenced by the unwise things they hear an» read, an' will try t* live up t' the image set by these women who* re makin' sich a thing o' their revolution. A wise woman will take sich an active interest in the young­ sters, an' the things which in­ volve 'em, these days, that it cain't help a rubbin' off on 'em, a keepin' their outlook young, an* their minds keyed t' the times. Then when the young folks 're established, in the pursuits o' their own lives, "Mom," kin be free t' do like­ wise, as long as she don't fer- get the importance 0* realizin' that her man is in the same boat, an' a hangin' on t' his job, in spite & his yearnin' t' go fishing*, 'er play golf, 'er jist be lazy, fer a change. Women seem t' be fer ever conscious o* their own feelin's, fergettin' that a man, jist like a woman, may need understandin' an' comfortin'. - Now, fer the woman, who de­ cides she wants a career, more power to her. At least it would help t' reduce the birth rate, if more women 'd decide t' be interested in professional, political, an' any other careers they may like. Perhaps it'd be good f get the women's point o' view, in managin' govern­ mental affairs, to a greater ex­ tent. But, t' try an' do a good job o' raisin* a family, a givin' the attention that is needed, an' carryin' on a career, too, ain't practical, 'r just. One job, done well, is most important, an' Pd hate t' see the family neglect­ ed, in order f satisfy the whims o' women. Grandma Radtke i.a.m. The state V*F. W. clubhouse; McHenry. -iwflTbe the guest of honor, there Later, the couple left on a short wil1 be a most interesting pro- trip into Wisconsin, after which fir*™, one of the highlights they will return to their studies _______________________ at Northern Illinois university. The new Mrs. Dobner is a graduate of Marian Central high school and her husband grad­ uated from Fenwick high, Oak Park. Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHen­ ry hospital during the past week included Randall Lyons, Anna Cuda, Everett Schreiman, Peg­ gy Tomlinson, Virginia Ogden, Ronald Meurer, Alvina Miller, John Biggerstaff, Karen Pe- ping, Emily White, William Fis­ cher, Alice Prochaska, Robert Wahoski,- Harold Frett, Rob­ ert Sundby, Irene Cons ago, Wanda Wick, August Uttich, Manuela Vonasten, Julie Leo­ pold, Eric Braenne, John Cu- nat, Patsy Norton, Janet Mor­ ris, Theresa Ann Dolenski, Ed­ na Phillips, Joseph Gamen, all of McHenry; Ellen Holdt, Mi­ chael Bunij, Robert Morissetti, Spring Grove; Frankie Beers, Island Lake. New Arrivals McHENRY HOSPITAL Mrj and Mrs. James Laursen are parents of a daughter Ap­ ril 15. A daughter was born April 16 to Mr. and Mrs. James Gianola. On April 18 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bukowski became par­ ents of a daughter. CHARITY BALL Mrs. William Lundholm, co- chairman of the third annual spring charity ball was hostess of the meeting of the Ball com­ mittee. Hie excitement is mounting as plans progress. This year the charity ball will be held in the Durante room of the Arlington Park Towers on the evening of May 16. There will be cocktails and a gourmet dinner followed by dancing. The proceeds from this very enjoy­ able affair will go to the support of the Joint Committee for an Area Hospital. The Car^Grove hospital auxiliary 9fls elaborate eve­ ning. bn" 3 • s I Women'S sponsors OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SPORTSWEAR Slacks Skirts Blouses Jackets DRESSES Coat & Dress Ensembles 40% OFF RAIN N' SHINE COATS Call 385-0170 TODAY! MARY MARGARET SHIMOTA ENGAGED -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shimota, 601 Algonquin - road, Fox River Grove, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Margaret, to James Patrick Kunzer, son of Mrs. Helen Kunzer of 3020 Crescent drive, McHenry, and the late George ; H. Kunzer, Sr. Miss Shimota graduated from Marian Central Catholic high school in 1967. She attended the University of Illinois at Urbana and the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, each for one year. Presently, she is enrolled in the College of ; Nursing at the University of Illinois Medical center in Chicago. Her fiance is a 1967 graduate of McHenry high school. James * attended Eigin Community college and McHenry County college. ; He is an apprentice plumber in McHenry. A September wedding is - planned. SPECIAL SALE! Girl's Shoes $2°° Girl's Summer Sandals ,350 (Sizes To 3J0 Sale Starts 1 April 22, 1970 Diane's Shoe Closet Crystal Lake, 111. 47|02 Highway 176 East 815-459-3750 DIAL-A-DEVOTION PHONE Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. THE McHENRY AMERICAN LEGION POST 491 Is Pleased To Bring You The Sensational JOHN BERNEZ and his C0RD-0-V0X This and Every Friday 9p.m. to 1 a.m. 1303 N. Riverside McHeniy 385-8320 WDoc* I $