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PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1971 Ninth Biennial DCCW Convention Sept. 26 ^ j x % ME. AND MRS. JOHN L. FREUND BRIDAL COUPLE -- Kandy S. Thompson was a pretty bride as she walked down the aisle of St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, Saturday, Aug. 14, to meet her bridegroom, John L. Freund. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Thompson of 4024 W. McCullom Lake road and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Freund of 3602 N. Richmond road. The newlyweds are making their home at 4301 Sioux lane, McHenry. The Rockford Diocesan Cou­ ncil of„ Catholic Women will hold its convention this year Sunday, Sept. 26, at Rosary high school, 901 Edge lawn av­ enue, Aurora. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. TWs convention is open to all women of the diocese, both lay and religious, also to pas­ tors and assistant pastors, andu interested men of parish coun­ cils. The theme is "Challenge and Women". Bishop Arthur J. CtNeil, D.D. will be the principal celebrant Great Need For Valley View Girl Scout Leaders Told The first meeting of the Val­ ley View Neighborhood Girl Scout leaders will be held at 9:30 Wednesday morning, Sept. 15, in St. Patrick's church base­ ment. More adult help is des­ perately needed for all levels of scouting. Approximately 100 girls now on waiting lists could be en­ joying all the benefits of the organization if there were more women volunteers. Mothers who can spare some time for these young girls, are asked to attend the meeting Wednesday, or con­ tact Mrs. Robert Weber, Wau- Kegan road, McHenry. 0€I % MR. AND MRS. HOWARD CAIRNS WED FIFTY YEARS -- An open house at5 o'clock Saturday, Sept. 18, at the American Legion home will honor the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cairns of 3701 W. Waukegan road, McHenry. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. No formal invitations will be sent. Theresa Conway and Howard Cairns were married Sept. 21, 1921, at St. Patrick's Catholic church by the late Rev. FY. M.J. McEvoy. Except for two years, they have lived their entire married life in McHenry. The Cairns have one son, Gregory, of North Chicago and two grandchildren, Linda Cairns of McHenry and Patrick of North Chicago. Mr. Cairns is a retired deputy sheriff, and his wife, known to her many friends as "Jimmy", is a retired employee of the National Tea company. SEN0 & SONS Formal Wear Rental Mar Ray Studio 3923 W. Main St. McHenry Phone for Appointment 385-607/ or 385-5543 MUSICAL TRYOUTS The Townsquare Players will hold tryouts for their November musical. "Fiddler On The Roof" next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Sept. 13.14 and 15, at 8 p.m. at the Woodstock Opera House. All persons eighteen years of age and older are encouraged to come. The production will be under the direction of Mancty Malmstrom of Harrington. Vocal Recital Displays Talent Of Eight Singers The pupils of Angela Amici presented a most enjoyable vo­ cal recital Sunday afternoon at the Gene Dobyns home. The program consisted of arias,art songs and gospel songs perfor­ med in a professional manner in various languages. Mrs. Lo­ uis Blomgren was the accom­ panist, assisted by Linda Joyce. Angela Amici closed the pro­ gram with a new gospel song, "Fill My Cup LordP'. Punch, coffee and cake were served to forty-five guests. Appearing on the program were Jeanette Genther, Mari- grace Dobyns, Scott Curry, Ch­ eryl Elbersen, Judy Ranldns, Marilyn Fay, Diane Garner and Kathy Meyers. Marriage Licenses Bruce Edward Koepke, 1005 N. River road, McHenry, and Linda Mae Frett, 2220 W. John- sburg road, McHenry. Kenneth A. Ishman, 1326 May street, Crystal Lake, and Linda K. Knaack, 3312 S. Riverside drive, McHenry. Brian L. VanBuren, 1204 Lin­ coln road, McHenry, and Fred- rica E. Kamensky, 7867 Nordi- ca, Niles. Dennis C. Karmel, 1013 N. River road, McHenry, and Pa­ tricia A. Simon, 4312 W. South street, McHenry. John J. DiTella, 6111 Acorn lane, Cary, and Betty Louise Danko, 332 S. Darrell road, McHenry. What's your Fire depart­ ment's phone number? If you don't know it -- find out, and keep it handy! at a concelebrated mass at 11:- 45 a.m. Dr. Theresita Polzin, Ph. D., educator, author, re­ searcher, traveler and lectur­ er, will be speaker at the 1:50 p.m. session. There will be au­ dience participation. Work­ shops start at 9:45 a.m. and luncheon at 12:15. Reservations may be made through presi­ dents of affiliates in each par­ ish or mailed to Mrs. Wilfred Pillo, 752 No. Edgelawn, Au­ rora., 60506. Affiliates of all parishes are invited to set up a display Saturday, Sept. 25, or on Sunday, before 1 p.m. Judging will take place Sunday at 1 p.m. A bus will be provided for members of societies in Mc­ Henry deanery. Following is the schedule: first stop, McHenry, West high school, 6:30 a.m.; second stop, Woodstock square at 7 a.m.; third stop, Crystal Lake Plaza at 7:15 a.m.; fourth stop, Algonquin, St. Margaret Mary church, 7:30 a.m. Robert J. Freund Wed To Woodstock Girl August 26 A lovely wedding solemnized in St. Mary's Catholic church, Woodstock, Thursday, Aug. 26, united in marriage Miss Laurie Ruth Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy of 306 Dacy street, Woodstock, and Robert J. Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Freund of Wonder Lake. Rev. William H. Regnier officiated at the 6 o'­ clock nuptial rite, with Judge James H. Cooney acting as com­ mentator. A reception for 300 friends and relatives followed in the American Legion hall, Crystal Lake. After a short honeymoon trip to Wisconsin and a visit in Ohio, the couple leaves for Fort Hood, Texas, where the bridegroom is returningto ser­ vice for a few months. Both young people are grad­ uates of Marian Central Cath­ olic high school. The bride­ groom also attended Robert Morris Junior college and his wife attended Northwest Amer­ ican School of Beauty Culture, rtaflPlftinAQ Pre-niqjtial parties werejji- ven by Mrs. Jack Byers, Mrs. Howard Dermont, Mrs. Harvey R. Biggers, Eileen Desmond and Mary Peasley. A rehearsal din­ ner was hosted by Mr. and^ Mrs. George Freund. wiwiJUwtJulu fLm Daughters DIVORCES Sharon Ann Crocker from Ed­ ward G. Crocker, Jr., McHenry Constance Wallstrom from Roland Wallstrom, Wonder Lake. Bethel 98's recent meeting was called "Back To Books" and dealt with the beginning of a new school year where old friendships are renewed and new ones made. At this time of year many of the older Jobies bid farewell as they leave for college and other new experi­ ences. Decorations and favors carried out this theme as did the librarians report which was a series of slides showing the schools that many of our offi­ cers will be attending this fall. This was an inspection meet­ ing which means that an offi­ cial of the state came to ex­ amine each girl on her floor work and understanding of her office. Aunt Elaine Strum of Ar­ lington Heights attended and gave the McHenry Jobies a very good rating. Cider, doughnuts and fellow­ ship followed the meeting. Our hostess for the evening was Na­ ncy Christie. Once, before credit cards, we knew how much we were broke. Wedding Albums Come in 14 Sizes at Leonard Studio We have one that will fit you & your Wedding Studi o • 385-5579 ROLL IHi ft0 -OPEN Friday, Saturday, Sunday S t I V t ' d 1 I I t h R o m a n S t v l O n t h e N o r t h S h o r e o f L o n g L a k e R O L L I N S > K 5 A D * C O C K T A I L S B A N Q U E T R O O M S R E S f R V A T I O N S J U 7 - 0 7 4 1 (Jin if it Prepared in the Old World Tradi t ion F riday w • 1 • j v 1 T~ rjj V n u i n > , • t . J . HI6HT IH mil i l l ! • ! • • • a * H i l l Every Fri. Sept. 10 thru IMov. 19 Per person • •• .$3.85 Children (under 10) $2.50 Ann Frisby Honored On 89th Birthday . Among the many cards and messages received by Miss Ann Frisby cm her eighty - ninth birthday, Sept. 4, was a birth­ day card from Washington D.C. from President and Mrs. Nixon. On the previous Friday her nieces, Leone Lawrence, Rita Ulrich, Pep Davis and Irene Adams, McHenry; Jeanne West, Itasca, Anita Courier, Maren­ go; Arlene Johns, Elgin; and Bernadine Murray, Mundelein, entertained at a luncheon in her honor, at the McHenry Country club. Following the serving of a birthday cake, the party mov­ ed to the Lawrence home. Award Ribbons For Entries In SC Garden Show The annual Flower and Gar­ den show at the McHenry Sen­ ior Citizens club meeting Aug, 23 was successful, with an at­ tendance of 189. The flowers, fruits and vegetables grown by members were outstanding, be­ autifully displayed, and well wo­ rthy of the many award ribbons they won. Morris Crouch and Mrs. Ka- thryn Wagner, the judges , had a very difficult time awarding the prize ribbons as all entries were exceptionally fine. The next regular meeting of the club will be Monday evening, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the East campus cafeteria. The program for the evening will be a free card party for members, with prizes for the winners at each table. The bus leaves the McHenry State bank parking lot at 8:45 a.m., Sept. 22, for the Chica­ go Loop. Call Mrs. Frank Giel for reservations at once, as there will probably be two buses for this trip. Mrs. Giel is also taking re­ servations for the bus-luncheon theater trip on Wednesday, Oct. 13, at Shady Lane, Marengo. The bus will leave the bank parking lot at 11 a.m. sharp. Reservations for the fall smorgasbord Monday, Sept. 27 Sin MILTON WAYNE HOME Artist's Home To Be Seen On Benefit Tour The home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wayne is perfectly sui­ ted in style and setting for an artist. Mrs. Wayne, known pro­ fessionally as Geradline Stern, is that artist in residence. She has an easel on wheels and can move to any location in her liv­ ing room - painting studio, with its two walls of glass, to cap­ ture the light at any time of day. This contemporary rustic home of barnwood, glass and rough sawn cedar will open for Holiday Hospitality Day, Wednesday, Oct. 6. Mr. Wavne is resident director of Wood­ stock center located nearby, and before the couple moved here from New York three years ago, he was a writer of documentary and dramatic scripts for televi­ sion. The home is set at the edge of an oak forest and faces Kish- waukee creek. The oaks have been a source of inspiration for the creative Waynes. The terrace has been fashioned of white oak rounds. A chunk of hollow oak has become a hang­ ing lamp over the dining table. Rocks from around the grounds have been chosen for their uni­ que shapes and are delicately balanced on old timbers and placed about the terrace. Vi­ sitors will enjoy the colorful totem poles here painted on old barn beams by Geraldine. The livingroom - studio truly lives up to its name in the Wayne home. It serves as the artist* s work area and con­ tains an open kitchen at one end separated by a divider-ser­ ving counter that also has a hollow oak lamp hanging above. It seems a perfect combinatin of practicality for today's life-, style where cooking and cam­ araderie can be carried on si­ multaneously. The hostess need never leave the room. The room contains a sculp­ ture shelf including some of the artist's assemblages of an­ cient jug handles and pestles found on the shore of the Med­ iterranean at Caesarea, Israel, where there have been impor­ tant archaeological digs. Mrs. Wayne is also a writer and has written a book of pro­ files of Israeli women, "Dau­ ghters From Afar". must be made with Mrs. Giel at once as seating is very limit­ ed. All tickets will be sold on a first come - first served ba­ sis, and when the allotted num­ ber of tickets are sold, reser­ vations will be closed. Teen-Age Panel Will AppearF or P WP Meeting Parents Without Partners, Lake Area Chapter No. 189, will hold its general meeting on Friday, Sept. 10, at 8:30 p.m. in the Yacht club room at the Crystal Bowl, Routes 31 and 176, Crystal Lake. Scheduled for the evening, a teen-age panel will present a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of belonging to a single parent family. Coming events for the chap­ ter include a progressive din­ ner, a White Sox baseball game and a Flaming Fantasy party. To be eligible for member­ ship in Parents Without Part­ ners, one must be a parent with one or more living child- rer.. and be single by reason of death, divorce or separation. Custody is not a factor. The Lake Area chapter meets the second and fourth Friday of every month. For further information write P.O. Box 165, Crystal Lake. Members of the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake distributed posters throughout their community for the annual Friendship Tea to be held Sept. 16 at the Nativity Lutheran church. Mrs. Matthew Paradowski, membership chairman, presents a poster to Mrs. Robert Anderson and her daughter, Angela, for display. New Le Leche League Will Meet In City A newly formed group of Le Leche league will begin meeting in McHenry in September. Le Leche league is an organiza­ tion which is dedicated to help­ ing mothers give happiness and security to their babies through breastfeeding. A series of four monthly mee­ tings includes: 1. Advantages of breastfeeding to mother and babv: 2. The art of breast- feeding and overcoming dif^ ficulties; 3. Labor and deli­ very, the family andthe breast­ fed baby; and 4. Nutrition and weaning. Women need not be pregnant or have a family. Anyone in­ terested is welcome. Pregnant women will find it very helpful to attend before the baby ar­ rives. Mothers with nursing babies are encouraged to bring them to the meeting. The meeting this month be Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. Those who are interested or who may have questions may call Mrs. Robert Humphries. Woman's Club Friendship Tea At Wonder Lake Preparations are being made by members of the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake for their annual Friendship Tea, Thurs­ day, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m., in Nativity Lutheran church, 3506 East Wonder Lake road. Mrs. Matthew Paradowski, member­ ship chairman, extends an in­ vitation to all women of Won­ der Lake. The business meeting will convene at 7:30 p.m. with com­ mittee chairmen outlining club activities and details of the year's program. Dessert and coffee will be served, followed by a wig show by Mrs. Eve Nelson, who will present a demonstration of styling and care of wigs. Special invitations have been issued to Mrs. Welton Luecke, Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, District 11 President, and Mrs. Frank Heinemann, president of McHenry County Federation of Women's clubs. The Wonder Lake Club was chartered by the General Fed­ eration of Women's clubs in 1968, with seventeen members pledged to promote the welfare of home and community and to stimulate educational, civic, charitable and cultural inter­ ests. Membership has now climbed to sixty, with Septem­ ber activities continuing an ac­ tive year's program of speak­ ers each month, projects to improve the community, and special interest groups avail­ able throughout the year. For more information, con­ tact Mrs. Matthew Paradowski. if HELLO! WE ARE OPENING THE McHenry Hobby Shop 3318 W.ELM STREET ON SEPTEMBER 18th COME AND VISIT US! FAIE & JOE WASHBURN •P«wppipipooooooo>O»OO--fH J PRINTERS PUBLISHERS MAKE SEPTEMBER YOUR TIME TO CHANGE..... 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