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r ' 7- . • PAGE? - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1974 McHenry Representative Voter League Member On Housing Authority Slate Speaker For Christian Women s Club I MRS.WM. WERNBERG The second meeting of the McHenry County Christian Women's club is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 12:15 fcfr lunch at the McHenry Country club. Mrs. William Wernberg (Kay) of Rockford, will be the guest soloist and inspirational speaker. Wife of a custom home builder, she is a vivacious hdmemaker and mother, and is area representative for Christian Women's club in the Illinois area. Featured will be, "Cut 'n Blow Hairstyles for Women on Ihc Go." Hints for proper care ihd styles will be discussed and demonstrated. Free nursery facilities for pre-schoolers will be available at the Zion Lutheran church, McHenry. Reservations for the luncheon and-or nursery are essential and can be made by calling, Mrs Warren (Lorraine) Monahan. McHenry, or Mrs. Gunner (Ruth) Anderson, Wonder Lake. All women of the area are cordially invited to attend and bring a friend This club is part of an international organization with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo The organization is inter- church and non-sectarian, having approximately 1,200 groups throughout the United Sates and Canada. The monthly meetings are unique in that there is no formai membership/ or dues AAUW Will Hold Membership Tea The membership tea for the Crystal Lake branch of the American Association of University Women will be held Sunday, Sept. 15, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of Marian Michaels, 6409 Walkup lane. Any woman who has earned a college or university degree is eligible for membership in A.A.U.W. Those interested in membership are invited to attend the tea, and to call the membership chairman, Ms. David R. (Caren) Gardner, for details or for a ride to the tea. All A.A.U.W. members are urged to attend the tea. ^YllccJf ettry / at nJeaL eaier F s ldb l i shed 1875 3812 Wt-s t llm Street Phone 385 0170 McHenry I l l i no is 60050 Publ ished Every Wednesday Hi Fr iday a t McHenry , I l l i no is Second Class Pos tage Pa id a t McHenry , I l l i no is t ! y MrHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY E Lund Pub l ish i Ade le Froeh l ich Ed i to - -MEMBER 1974 NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION fwifet UlV" NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER - 1974 l in Press * SUBSCRIPTION HATES 1 Year $9.00 1 Year $12.50 In M C H I M I I Y and L . ik . Outs ide McHenry and County Lake County Judy Herdrich Wed Saturday Judy Herdrich and Lawrence Kulp, who met while attending Quincy college, were married in St. Mary's Catholic church Saturday, Aug. 31, by the Rev. Joseph Kulak. Special music at the 2:30 afternoon services was presented by soloist Marion Nelson and organist Francie Weigle Miss Herdrich is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Herdrich of 1018 N. River road, McHenry, and Mr. Kulp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kulp of 1227 State street, Alton. The dark-haired bride chose an ivory sata peau gown fashioned with a high neckline, empire waist, long full sleeves and an A-line skirt. The bodice of the gown was highlighted with white and blue Venice lace. Her chapel length illusion veil was attached to a Juliet cap. The headpiece and veil were made by Fran Herdrich. Lin Herdrich of Greenwich, Conn., attended the bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Judy Stankus of Chicago, Sally Hogan of Homewood, Mary Kulp of Alton, Nancy Williams of Alton, Cindy Bolger of McHenry and Colleen Jackson of Woodstock. Little Stephanie Herdrich of Mount Prospect was the flower girl. The attendants were attired in light blue floral gowns styled with empire waists, short puffed sleeves, high necklines and A-line skirts. Light yellow ribbon trimmed the gowns. John Wallace of Alton served as best man. Groomsmen were Bob Saville, Don Williams and Vic Heintz, all of Alton, Mark Waninger of Peoria, Greg Becker of Fieldon and Jim Herdrich of San Francisco. David Fairchild of Malvern, Pa., served as ringbearer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Herdrich chose a yellow chiffon, formal length gown. The groom's mother wore a light blue crepe floor length gown. Following the ceremony, a reception for 185 guests was held at the VFW hall. Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters has as its representative government chairperson. Kay Hutchings (Mrs. James) of 3424 Fairway drive, McHenry She has been active in League work for two years, and this past year conducted a study on Campaign Financing within the Woodstock-McHenry league. At the July McHenry County board meeting, Mrs. Hutchings was appointed for a five-year period to the McHenry County Housing Authority. Mrs. Hutchings has been a Junior high school Social Studies teacher in Glendale Heights for five years. She has two small daughters, Amy, 3, and Emily, 1. She says her interest in housing sprang from the League study on local housing, and the presentations made at unit meetings of the Woodstock- McHenry League of Women Voters. Grandma Mixed feelin's, o' sadness an' gladness, fill this ol' granny's heart, as preparations fer leavin', departin' from me beloved McHenry area, t' go more'n a hunderd miles t' me lovely new home, in th' little farm town o' Granville, 111., t' be near me darlin' daughter an' her family fer a few years. Familiar faces an' voices, '11 be replaced wi' those, not so familiar, but friendly an' kind. A whole new beginnin', a gittin' used t' th' environment, new experiences, an' ever'thin' so different from life in me little "Story, book house," as me friends call it, '11 keep this body busy fer some time t' come. Sortin' out th' glad feelin's from th' sad uns, wi' memories o' all th' lovely people, who've made this ol' lady's life pleasant an' happy, fer th' past thirteen years, fill th' mind, an' a tear slides down th' check. These past years, near t' me son an' his growin' family, my "Lucky Seven," ha been spent, a watchin' their progress, an' nothin' can take away those nice an' happy times, imbeded in me memory. Th' changes '11 be more noticeable 'n e'er, After a wedding trip, the newlyweds will make their home in Long Island, N Y. The couple graduated from Quincy college this spring. The bride is a teacher and the groom is employed as manager for Servicemaster Hospital corporation. V Come in and browse, you'll get ideas for furnishing your bath and discover many charming gifts. 3012 W Rte. 120, McHenry East of New Bridge - Free Parking 385-0048 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30. Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 » Complete planning and installation of fixtures and accessories. MR. AND MRS. WENDELLKALCK Wendell Kalcks Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Kalck of 2514 S. Hyde Park, LeVilla Vaupell subdivision, McHenry, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept. 8. Their children will host a dinner at the Holiday Inn, 3405 W Algonquin road, Rolling Meadows. T T T T T T T T 3!u SPefMe ûibine Chef Alain and Louise are pleased to announce their restaurant is now open Wednesday through Saturday for lunch and dinner. They ojfer a very special Sunday Brunch. 220 S. Rt. 120 in Lakemore (East of McHenry) for reservations: (815) 385- 7495 kil^r kjfc The Kalcks were married Sept. 6, 1924, in Our Lady of Mercy church, Chicago They have two sons, Wendell Kalck, Jr., of Hoffman Estates and Norman Kalck of Worthmoor Estates, McHenry, who with their wives are planning the celebration. The couple also has five grandchildren Both Mr and Mrs Kalck are retired, he from his own office furniture supply business and she as switchboard operator for Kraft Foods They have resided in this community for the past five years. when I see 'em, as th' times '11 be far apart, but th' love in me heart '1! be travelin' dailv t' them an' also, all me friends an' neighbors who've become a part o' me life. here. But, after twenty-five years, since me little girl left th' nest, t' make one o' her own, wi' th' fine young farmer, from down- state, we'll have a chance t' pal about, an' it's their turn t' put up wi' this grandma. Wi' her three young fellers, grown up, there'll be time t' spend t'gether, an' make up fer some o' the' lost t'gethereness. Th' lovely home they've prepared fer their granny, is a waitin', an' their faces tell me they're happy I'm a goin' down there. I'm a wonderin' if me lovely birds '11 git fed, so accustomed t' findin' their dinners a waitin'. No matter who ye are, though, when ye're gone, there's alius another ti' fill th' gap, an' in no time, folks '11 have become used to' seein' th' new faces, at th' little cottage, an' it'll take on the' character o' th' newcomers. One day, someone '11 say, I wonder who used t' live in th' "Story-book house." Now, t' all me good readers, I'll be a writin' ye, same as ever, a greetin' ye, in me little column, soon's ever things straightened about, so's I c'n git me brains in order. No matter how happy an' busy, me life '11 be , they ain't e'er a time this ol' granny '11 not be a thinkin' o' this beautiful country, up here. I took me down t' th' river, t'other day, an' it wuz so beautiful. Th' only water nearby t' me new environment, is th' old, historical, Illinois river. "By thy rivers, gently flowing," came t' mind, an' a tear came an' a big lump in me throat, as th' recent picture o' that magnificent river, so filthy, all its lovliness spoiled at th' hand o' us human bein's. God's beautiful gifts, mutilated an' ruined. May He show us th' way t' save, an' revere th' gifts, so wonderful, which we take fer granted, unappreciated. So, wi' a goodly amount o' excitement, seasoned wi' th' nostalgia left b'hind, a fond farewell, trom Grandma Radtke Friends Honor Mary McCabe On 92nd Birthday Mrs. Mary McCabe was honored on the occasion of her ninety-second birthday Aug. 29 when friends visited her at the Pistakee Bay home, where she resides. They brought with them a birthday cake, complete with candles, and refreshments. She was presented with cards and gifts as her friends sang "Happy Birthday". Mary (Gibbs) McCabe was born and raised in McHenry, then left her home community to reside in Chicago. She returned several years ago and assisted the Sisters of Mercy at their convent on Washington street. Mrs. McCabe remains in good health and takes great pleasure in visiting with her many friends CARIBBEAN CRUISE-FROM J399* CARIBBEAN CRUISE FROM >399 Includes Round Trip Air via Delta Air Lines, Transfers, Choiceof3 Different 7-Day Cruises to the Caribbean. » Per Person Double Occupancy Chain - O - Lakes Travel Service 3405 W. ELM 385-7500 McHENRY The League of Women Voters of Illinois supports legislation to secure equal housing opportunity for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry; to prohibit housing discrimination by real estate salesmen and brokers, lending institutions, residential land developers and owners; to cover apartments, private homes and vacant land. The League supports stale permissive legislation empowering municipalities to prohibit unfair housing practices but views this as complementary to state housing legislation and not a substitute. League membership is open to all citizens of voting age, and the community is invited to join the local league and share in its studies and action. For further information or publications contact Carol Jean Smith (Mrs. James) 303 N. Green street, McHenry, Membership chairperson. La Leche league Tells Advantages nf i) #/•--/• _ *' I f i t fmung The monthly meeting of La Leche league will be held Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. "Good Mothering through Breastfeeding" is the goal of the organization. This session will deal with the advantages of breastfeeding. The league said it would be a good opportunity for all interested in breastfeeding to acquaint themselves with the organization and obtain information of the subject. The meeting is an informal discussion between mothers who have breastfed children and persons who desire more information on the - topic. Persons attending are encouraged to ask questions to clear up any problems they might have. Along with the personal support of other mothers, there is also a lending library. In the library there are many outstanding books on breastfeeding and childbirth. Persons interested in breastfeeding or having any questions about the organization are asked to call one of the leaders. There is an open invitation to members of the medical profession in the area to attend the meetings. Members believed La Leche league could possibly be a source of information that could be used for their patients. For further information, persons may call Mrs. Richard (Marcia) McGowan or Mrs. Robert (Julie) Jessup. Kitchen Band Congratulated By Governor The McHenry Senior Citizen club kitchen band was the guest of the Walworth County Fair at Elkhorn, Wis., Thursday, Aug. 29. This was the opening day of the Fair and was designated as Senior Citizens day. The band was delighted to see how many were in the audience in the grandstands before the program began, and how many more came as the program began. There was a large outdoor stage and it was the first time the kitchen band had played in the open. Members enjoyed the experience very much. The program progessed well under leadership of Dolly Mazarella, with the able assistance of pianists, Eleanor Crawford and Lucille Deitz, and the entire band. The applause at the end of each selection was most gratifying. The band was happy to have Governor Lucey come on stage and compliment and thank the band for the program, and shake hands with each member. It was the second time this season the band has been greeted by a Governor. The first time was at the Illinois State Fair at Springfield where the Kitchen Band gave an outstanding performance. The band also appeared at the Walworth County Fair at Elkhorn, Wis The band has quite a few more programs to give before the end of this season, and it has already booked a MR. AND MRS. JOHN J.SHERBERT Candlelight Service For Miss McQueeny In a candlelight service performed in Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, Saturday, Aug. 31, Miss Peggy Marie McQueeny became the bride of Mr. John Joseph Sherbert. Pastor Roger Schneider officiated at the 6:30 p.m. nuptial rite which united in marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McQueeny of 3315 Fairwav drive, McHenry, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sherbert of 2321 Southeast 15th street, Pompano, Fla. The bride's brother, Patrick McQueeny, sang "Wedding Song" with his own guitar accompaniment. Another brother, Scott, lighted the cnadelabra. The blonde bride was pretty in a white satin dress trimmed in lace and pearls. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a pearl tiara and she carried a bouquet of daisies and roses. Jill Purcell of Janesville, Wis., a close friend, was maid Photography By Gaylord of honor and Diane McQueeny, sister of the bride, and Linda Sherbert, the bridegroom's sister, were bridesmaids. Miss Purcell wore a pale yellow, nylon jersey dress and the bridesmaids were in pale green. All carried white daisies. Joseph Belotta of Pompano Beach, Fla., served as best man. Ushers were Patrick McQueeny of McHenry and Darryl Einhorn of Mount Prospect. Mrs. McQueeny selected for her daughter's wedding a blue organdy and jersey dress and a white daisy corsage. Mrs. Sherbert wore a pale green, nylon jersey jacket dress and had a similar corsage. A reception for seventy persons was held at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake, after which the newlyweds left on a trip to the Florida Keys. They will reside at Gainsville, Fla., where the bridegroom is a senior at the University of Florida. The bride is a secretary at the same school. Both are graduates of Pompano high school, class of 1971. Children's Rights Subject Of PUP Meeting Do children have any rights at all9 Is a day care center the best thing for a child of a working parent? These and other questions will be explored at the next general meeting of Parents Without Partners, Chapter 189, Friday evening, Sept. 6, at 8:30 p.m., at the American Legion home, Woodstock and Oak streets, Crystal Lake. Marlene Dannehy, director of Friendship House Child Care center in Crystal Lake, will be the featured speaker. Her topic will be, "The Rights of Children and Day Care." Friendship House has grown from an enrollment of eight children in 1965 to its current 125 children. Ms. Dannehy, a lifelong resident of Crystal Lake and mother of five children, taught in the Headstart program for McHenry county. She has also taken many child-oriented courses and is a member of the Illinois Association for Education of Young Children, National Association for Education of Young Children, and the Early Childhood Education Council for Lake and McHenry Counties. Children have a few basic and-or legal rights, which Ms. Dannehy will explore along with the topic of child care performance for the 1975 season The McHenry Senior Citizens kitchen band was the only kitchen band to perform, but members were most pleased as the kazoo band from Janesville, Wis , congratulated them on their performance OAK PARK HOTEL 801 GROVE on PISTAKEE BAY NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MONDAY SPECIAL! SPAGHETTI All You Can Eat *1.50 SANDWICHES DAILY TO lam Weekdays 2am Weekends centers. Some slides will be shown concluding with a question and answer period. All "newcomers", those not attending PWP previously, should plan to arrive at 8 p.m. for orientation. Parents Without Partners is an international non-profit, non-sectarian educational organization devoted to the welfare and interests of single parents and their children. For more information concerning Parents Without Partners write P.O. Box 165, Crystal Lake. Homemakers Plan Member Tea Sept. 11 Homemakers who find it difficult to keep their education up to date may find an answer by joining the Home and Hearth Homemakers unit. One evening each month is spent in learning through varied programs These may include Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition, Family Life and E c o n o m i c s , H o m e management, Housing and Equipment, or Home Furnishings and Decorating There are also special social and educational events in addition to the monthly meeting. Those who find this of interest will be welcomed at the membership tea Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 7:30 It will be held at 3116 Eastwood drive, Wonder Lake. Those with a special craft they would like to share, should bring it at that time. For more information, call Mrs. John (Joanne) Liggett, Wonder Lake, or Mrs Neil A (Louise) Watson, McHenry The most overworked thing in life is th<> jaw, both dur­ ing and after meals. • * * * People who violate the sound laws of nature will pay the penalty without fail. Itti IT IS.. FIJLI. * SERVICE ' \ 3 NIGHTS A WEEK! | (Appointment not necessary but appreciated) WE STYLE & BLOW DRY. Don't Forget We're Open 6 Days Per Week!. RIVERSIDE HAIKSTYLING STUDIO ?020 W. Rte. 120 McIlenry,111. PHONE 385-7010