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V PAGE 2-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY J8, 1973 \ * HEAD WOMAN'S CLUB-Mrs. Don W. Gerlitz, right, acted as installing officer May 9 when the three ladies in center officially took over their duties in the McHenry Woman's Club. The May meeting was held at the McHenry Country club. From left, Mrs. Christopher J. Quinn, past president; Mrs. Leonard J. Nelson, president; Mrs. Donald Doherty, recording secretary; and Mrs. Elmer E. Stange, first vice-president. (Staff Photo - Wayne Gaylt *d) MOTHERS' BANQUET GUESTS-Mrs. Mary Jean Lahs, second from right, president of Court Joyce Kilmer, Catholic Daughters of America, greeted three state officers at the annual Mothers Day banquet held Monday night in St. Patrick's church hall. They are, from left, Madeline Schroeder of St. Charles, formerly of The annual Mothers' day banquet of Court Joyce Kilmer, --•-------------------- No. 573, Catholic Daughters of America, attended by eighty- three on Monday, May 14, inSt. Patrick's hall was a gala event. The banquet motif was in the Catholic Daughters' colors of purple, white and gold. Mrs. Maurice (Catherine) Clark and Mrs. Earl (Alvina) Walsh were co-chairmen for the evening. Regent Mrs. William (Mary Jean) Lahs welcomed all guests and Father Edmund Petit offered grace. En­ tertainment was by the "Daddy Girls", a barbershop quartet out of the Woodstock chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc. Lynn Tomlinson, Pam Messel, Pam Ryden and ' Nancy Blake won most enthusiastic applause for their renditions. Other highlights of the program were readings by Mrs. James (Oliva) Clucas and Regent Mary Jean Lahs, piano selections by Mrs. Carl (Dorothy) Weber and an original mothers' quiz. Miss Catherine Wiegman, state regent, spoke briefly on the activities of state Senior and Junior courts. Awards for mothers of the evening went to McHenry, state secretary; Josephine Vocht of Naperville, state second vice-regent; and Catherine Wiegman of Dwight, stage regent. At right is Father Edmund Petit, pastor of St. Patrick's. (Staff Photo - Wayne Gaylord) Grandma Sez , MCC, Secretar ies Offer 'Seminar Double Header' Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs. Michael (Barbara) Diedrich. Out-of-town guests included Miss Catherine Wiegman, state regent; Miss Josephine Vocht, second state vice-regent; Mrs. Madeline Schroeder, state secretary, Miss Josephine Wiegman, regent of Court Our Lady of the Rosary in Dwight; Miss Loretta Foley, regent of Court Elgin; Beryl Dougherty, first vice-regent of Elgin court: Katherine Paul, recording secretary of the court; and Rita Winkler, financial-secretary of Court Elgin. Charter members of Court Joyce Kilmer who were recognized were Miss Nellie Doherty, Miss Laura Weber. XQfMIHem-y £>L;J,aUr Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 385^)170 McHenry. Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Adele Froehlich Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER uiT NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER - 1973 Larry E. Lund Publisher ASSOCIATION 1973 r a "^MEMBER S UriilCDADCD Fi l l Pr i l l A Ki r SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year S7.50 In McHenry and Lake County 1 Year S9.00 Outside McHenry and Lake County Mrs. Carl (Dorothy) Weber, Miss Genevieve Knox and Miss Gertrude Weber. An interesting statistic of the banquet was the presence of three sets of twins: Miss Josephine «ind Miss Catherine Wiegman, Mrs. Joan Murphy and Mrs. Jean Neumann, daughters of Mrs. Carl Weber, and Mrs. Ardis Miller and Mrs. Arlette Cable, daughters of Mrs. Frank (Constance) May. Following community singing, cards were played and winners went home with lovely begonia plants which had served as table decorations. Kathy Brown Soloist With MCC Chorus The spring concert of the McHenry County college chorus will feature Kathy Foster Brown of Crystal Lake as soloist. The event is spon­ sored in cooperation with the Northern Illinois Choral association May 20 at Central grade school auditorium. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Ms. Brown is originally from Monmouth, 111., and has studied voice for several years. She will sing "Sons of", by Jacques Brel. The evening will consist of show tunes, folk songs and other light musical en­ tertainment. The public is invited and there is no admission charge. Offer Seminar On *Marr iage And The Family" McHenry County college and Family Services and Mental Health Clinic of McHenry are offering a seminar on "Marriage and the Family." The seminar is designed for those who are planning to be married, who are married, or who are interested in marriage and family relationships. The seminar will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. May 22 and 29, and June 5, 12, and 19 at Bethany Lutheran church in Mother's Day sort o' crept up on us this year, seems like. Like me young grandson said, "You wouldn't hardly know it was May, the way the fields look, Grandma." Jist havin' returned from a real nice visit at the farm, down-state, an' a stop t' see me own mother, on th' way home, th' realization o' th' plight th' farmers 're in, sort o' fills th' mind wi' concern fer th' plantin' time, an' didn't seem like time fer Mother's Day, yet. As I sat there a visitin' wi' Mother, a lookin' forward t' her Crystal Lake. Discussion leader is James Kurtz, A.C.- S.W.,-a supervising social worker. During the five sessions, the discussion will center on marriage and the family and what happens in these relationships and what people can do to help them­ selves. For further information, call the office of community ser­ vices at the college. MICKEY'S DELIVERS! Two radio-dispatched cars now deliver our tempting food to your door in heated containers. 11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily 11:00 A.M. - 10.00 P.M. Fri. Phone 385-1600 or 385-9743 MICKEY'S VIENNA RIVERSIDE & PEARL in, McHENRY MR. AND MRS. DONALD HILL NEWLYWEDS - Catherine Bruser of 817 Finch, McHenry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myk of Carpentersville, and Donald Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Philipsky of 5218 Amby, McHenry, were married in a nuptial rite solemnized in All Saints Lutheran church, Fox Lake, Saturday, April 28. The newly weds are now residing in McHenry but will move soon to Holiday Hills. DeWANE STUDIO PHOTO f Or tomo*! SPECIAL LECTURE ON MIND CONTROL AND STUDENTS REPORT BETTER CONTROL OVER • Health • Memory •Habits •l Concentration- •Weight • (E.S.P.) •Smoking • Productivity • Drugs • Salesmanship •Sleep. • Problem-Solving • Headaches •' Fears • Sports OVER 125,000 GRADUATES THE SCIENCE OF TOMORROW-TODAY YOU READ ABOUT IT IN: • Life • Newsweek • National Observer • Mademoisell • Harper's Bazaar • New York Times • Los Angeles Times •Washington Post •Sales Management •Many Others. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF 3720 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Phone: 385-7030 osco V Jb/UM y. Store Hours: Mon-Fri 9-9 Saturday 9-6 Sunday 9-2:30 WEEKEND SPECIAL MILLER HIGH LIFE 6 Pack 12 Cans tt. FRIDAY • SATURDAY & SUNDAY ninety-sixth natal day, week after next, I thought o' all th' Mother's days we'd celebrated t' gether, an' also all the years afore we thought o' a "Mother's Day", t' celebrate th' most wonderful thing a woman c'n know. X, God's gift t' womankind, babies t' shape into th' kind o' human adults they'll turn out t' be. No woman knows th' joys o' bein' a mother, 'til she has th' experience. I'll tell ye it's worth all th' hardships one en­ counters, along th' way, an' most o' us elders ha' seen many. I think there's no pride t' be compared wi' that we find in reapin' th' harvest o' years invested in doin' $ good job o' rearin' younguns f be proud o' their own accomplishments, considerate o' th' elders an' others, t' be dignified an' clean, anxious t' impress others wi' their ability t' stand on their own two feet, an' not depend on th' generosity o' society. But, Mother's day c'n be every day. Most mothers work hard fer th' family, 're sort o' taken fer granted, along wi' all th' things they do, day by day. Many times she's so hard- pressed t' git all th' necessary things done, she can't find time t' rest, but th' other members o' th' family have time fer fun an' personal int'rests. I jist hope that, now Mother's day celebrations 're o'er fer another year, families don't McHenry County college and the McHenry County Legal Secretaries' association will present a "Seminar Double Header" Tuesday and Wed­ nesday, May 22 and 23. Estate Planning, the Tuesday session, will be conducted by Barbara J. Walters, attorney for the law firm of Joslyn and Green. On Wednesday night, a session on Probate will be conducted by James H. Cooney, circuit judge. Both seminars will be con­ ducted from 7 to 10 p.m. at Lenzi's restaurant at 9604 Route 14, between Crystal Lake and Woodstock. Ms. Walter's seminar on Estate Planning will cover documents used in estate planning and an explanation of clauses and definitions of terms. A brief question and answer period will follow each topic. Judge Cooney's seminar will cover such topics as the dif­ ferent kinds of probate estates and the function of each, a look at forms used, non-form pleadings, statutory fine limits and deadlines, the courts essentials in documents, and improved techniques in drafting documents. r* For further information about either seminar or about the "Seminar Double Header", call the Office of Community Services at McHenry County college. Observe Anniversary Of Alpha Theta Group The thirtieth birthday of the Alpha Theta chapter, McHenry county, Delta Kappa Gamma society international honorary organization for women educators, was celebrated recently at the McHenry Country club. The evening was enhanced by an excellent dinner and a scenic view of the fergit t' let "Mother" know she's appreciated. A good mother is God's gift t' childern, as well as childern 're His wonderful gift t' mothers. Grandma Radtke Fox river enjoyed by sixty members. The tables were decorated with red and gold maypoles, the colors symbolic to Delta Kappa Gamma. Miss Marie Patton, president of Alpha Theta chapter, and Miss Edith Newcomer led the business meeting wtih a most interesting report of their recent trip to the state convention in St. Louis. The McHenry County Historical,, society expressed appreciation for the chapter's recent contribution to the renovating of a classroom in the old Union school house. The correspondence also included an invitation to the chapter to view the work completed to date at the Union school. Misses Frances Brand and Diane Pavler and Mrs. Mary Veeck led the society in renewing the seven purposes of Delta Kappa Gamma. Con­ tinuing with the birthday theme, Miss Janet Vierke asked the chapter to renew the pledge to Delta Kappa Gamma. „ Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Dorothy Ullrich, Mrs. Lillian Bolger, Mrs. Diane Miller, Misses Carolyn Bauer and Leta Clark, all of McHenry. The next full membership meeting will be Oct. 1 at Central school in Harvard. MARRIAGE LICENSE John C. Rupp, 7107 Wain- wright, Wonder Lake, and Peggy Tomlinson, Columbus, McHenry Patrick J. Faunt, Southgate, McHenry, 805 809 and CYNTHIA JEAN SMITH ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. C. Marvin Smith of Sciota, III., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Jean, to Robert O. Swartzloff, son of Mrs. Ruth M. Swartzloff of Richmond and the late Edward F. Swartzloff. Mr. Swartzloff is West campus principal and his bride-to-be is an English teacher at McHenry high school, West campus. HARMONY RESORT OPEN AGAIN April & May Dinner . Cards Will Be Honored Thru First Week of June . 385-1488 Barbara J. Albright, 3019 W. Crescent, McHenry. Warren L. Carlson, Jr., 451 Bancroft, Rockford, and Deborah T. Oziminski, 302 Burr, McHenry. Kevin A. Freund, 4319 N. Pioneer road, McHenry, and Colleen Diane Bottlemay, 12310 Price, Hebron. Robert W Adams, 1038 Boxwood, Mount Prospect, and Christine A. Mrozek, 8520 Ranble, Wonder Lake. Pablo Vara, 7608 Brook, Wonder Lake, and Carmen Lopez, Wonder I^ke. DIVORCES Norb J Konczak from Jane F. Konczak, McHenry Penelope S. Gedda from Hans Gedda, McHenry. Bonnie Belle Morris from Gary L .Morris, McHenry. 'Ihornus J Diedrich from Penny C. Diedrich, McHenry. 614 Bald Ml Knob Rd. KH HEARING AIDS R(!tia Schaid