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PAGE2-PLAINDEALER- FRIDAY. AUGUST $. 1877 i. - f t M ' •• -s 14 -x<* ? • i i ft nk,M y r- *':.i m n m, r % j• <J:"4' ' m " ~rs:<- - ;v ' t : 7i H „ & "l %Wt^ mmm - 5 > " ? M " ft' - . :. ' .fS' - • ' < . b : MR. AND MRS. F. DAVID MEYER JUNE NUPTIALS - F. David Meyer of McHenry and Bonnie Jean Egan of Rolling Meadows exchanged nuptial vows at St. Mary's Catholic church, June 18, before the Rev. Eugene Baumhofer. The (ride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barish of Mount Prospect, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer of McHenry. The young couple are living in McHenry. * Homogenization > Homogenization is a blending process which reduces the size of milkfat globules and distributes them evenly throughout the cream product preventing a separation of cream rising to the EVERY SATURDAY GIANT BUFFET STARTS 5:00 Beef & Ham 7 HOT ENTREES Adults $550 Children *3## Plus our regular menu NIGHTLY BUFFET MOIK thru Thurs. 5 pm til 10 pm Plus our regular menu ADULTS 84.25 CHILDREN 82.50 SATURDAY NITE • AUGUST 6 "SPRING FEVER" FOR YOUR DANCING 8 LISTENING PLEASURE WO covin - NO MWHMUtt INDIAN MANOR RESTAURANT ft LOUNGE OPEN 7 DAYS RT. 31, Vt Mil* So. of Rte. 120, McHenry 815/385-8600 On Tuesday, July 26v sixteen of the ladies of T.H.E.O.S. (To Help Each Other Smile) en­ joyed a delicious buffet dinner at a local restaurant and then went back to the First United Methodist church for the meeting. There was a short period of meditations, and then a most interesting game was played which took concentration and memory. Prizes were awarded the top winners. Hostesses Betty Richardson and Mae Stinespring thdn served very delicious refresh­ ments. The next meeting and dinner for T.H.E.O.S. will be Tuesday, Aug. 30, meeting at the First United Methodist church at 5:3Q p.m. "'W-' - ; m New "Smile** Group July Dinner Meeting T.H7EO.S. is a warm, friendly group, non- denominational, for widows and widowers, meeting the fourth Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m., eating dinner together and then sheriff fellowship, and usually a devotional period. Members have been able "To Help Each Other Smile" by sharing experiences and supplying needed information and support. ' f Widows and widowers are welcomed into this group, all of whom have experienced the loss of their mates and are willing to help others over some of the rough times. 125 Attend *Nutrition And , JOHNJORGENSEN KATHRYN EHREDT - PLAN WEDDING DATE - Oct 8, 1877, is the date chosen by ^Kathryn Miriam Ehredt and John Alfred Jorgensen far their v wedding in Zion Lutheran church, McHenry. Kathy, who lives in > Decorah, la., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Metvin Ehredt of ' Round Lake. Her fiance of Madison, Wis.. Is the son of Mr. and ;-Mrs. Leo Jorgensen of Ringsted, la. Kathy Is a 1978 graduate of Luther college where she is employed. John Is a 187S graduate of 3he same college and is presently a graduate student and research >ssistant at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Phalin Family T°Pic Reunion Sunday The seven brothers and sisters of the John Phalin family enjoyed their first reunion last Sunday, held in the city park. In all, there were 125 in attendance, including children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The children are Mrs. Edna Knox, Thomas Phalin, George Phalin and Marjorie Mahoney, all of McHenry, Howard of Wilmette, Harold of Waukegan and Ruth Anderson of DesPlaines. Others came from as far as Afghanistan, Arizona, Virginia, California, Tennessee, and in Illinois from Westchester, Bloomingdale, Elk Grove V i l l a g e , S c h a u m b u r g , Bollingbrook, Crystal Lake and Chicago. A picnic dinner was followed by games for the children and happy hours of reminiscence for the adults. im in McHenn<. istian^ About Your \ Wedding... in order to serve McHenry area brides, the Plaindealer sends wedding forms to all those whose engagements have been announced and carry a definite date. We ask that these completed forms .be returned three days prior to the wedding. Complete details will appear only during the week following the wed­ ding except in the case of out-of-state weddings, where an additional week is allowed. Photographs will be printed any time later, or will be included with the wedding information if they accompany the story. If your engagement announcement has not published, or if the date of the wedding was not known at that time, please call our office and request that a marriage form be sent. Chrisf. Women Offer Fine Program The McHenry County Christian Woman's club will hold a luncheon Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Martinetti's restaurant on Rt. 14, Crystal Lake. Reservations are essential and cancellations necessary by calling Mrs. Warren (Lorraine) Monahan. A special feature will be the Nancy Heimer Imports, Trade Winds Cove. Mrs. Nancy Carlson of Evergreen Park will be the speaker. She is an ac­ complished musician, mother and teacher. There will be a free nursery from 11:30 to 2:30 at the crystal Lake Evangelical Free Church, 290 W. Crystal Lake avenue. Reservations necessary. The club will hold a summer prayer coffee for McHenry County area women, Aug. 3, at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Jolene Frazier, 948 Sheffield Ct. Crystal Lake. Everyone is welcome. • • • • A match is a little thing but it can start a big fire. spurgeons 7(9 ijWi HURRY! Pre-Season Family Coal Stilr ends Sunday Shop now Save 20%! " ' ' • i ' i l ' " * » C h o o s e I t a n d C h a r g e I t IRO I6S6 9 * o a t S p u r q p o n s Even though a clown has entered Into preparations for St John's church fourth annual picnic, Aug. 14. the sponsors promise there'll he no clowning around on the big day. The picnic will continue from noon until 18 p.m. and an old fashion, roast beef sit-down dinner will be served between 1 and S p.m. Preliminary testing In the For those seeking a place to Clark; Eva Schaefer, Dording. Proceeds will kitchen down, Marie OeffUng and tho Rev. Father Ji benefit St John's restoration fund. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD -- LaLeche League • < The McHenry and Fox Lake groups of La Leche league will have "Nutrition and Weaning" as the topic of discussion for their August meetings. The McHenry group will meet Aug. 11; the Fox Lake group, Aug. 10. Both meetings are at 8pjn. ^ W • s La Leche league , is : an organization of women in­ terested in breastfeeding. It offers information, moral support, mother-to-mother contact, and help with breastfeeding problems. Each group has a lending library available for participants to use. All women interested in breastfeeding are^n vited; babies are always welcome with their mothers. For further information call Heather (Mrs.\ Walter) Carpenter in Fox Lake, or Mary (Mrs. Gerald) Chatham in McH take the entire family, parishioners of St.John's Catholic church suggest the scenic countryside of the Johnsburg area. They invite the public to join them in the festivities of the chureh's an­ nual family picnic scheduled Sunday, Aug. 14. A delicious, sit-down dinner will be served by hostesses attired in German attire. They will give special attention to children under 8 invited to eat free of charge. Good food, soda, beer, ice cream, homemade desserts, a vegetable stand and country store will round out the at­ tractions to satisfy hearty appetites. Activities planned are numerous. There will be supervised £ames and prizes for the young folks, as well as pony rides and carnival type games. Contests for all ages will be provided. Sports, square dances and a polka band are all in the plans. Hold Garden Party At Island Lake August 17 Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the date of the Island Lake Woman's club's annual sum­ mer garden party and lun­ cheon. This annual party has been very popular in the past and is anticipated eagerly by many who attend eveiy year. The location will be at the home of Helen Larski, program chairman of the club, at 4621 Giant Oaks drive, Giant Oaks subdivision. Notices will be posted along the way to assist any who are unfamiliar with the area. In case of really adverse weather conditions it will be held at Hard hall in the Community Congregational church of Island Lake. Luncheon will be served at noon, with card playing following. Table prices will be awarded, as well as special prizes. For tickets please contact any member of the club or call Mrs. Helen Mikulic, Ways and Means chairman, at 538-7186. In order to carry out the club's philanthropic program, a large portion of the funds realized are set aside for that purpose. % THERESA DIANE OURTH TELL ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ourth of 3887 Blue court Crystal Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Diane, to Joel K. Saynor, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Saynor, Sr., of Genoa, III., former residents of McHenry. A Sept 84, 1877 wedding will take place at St Pad's Lutheran church. Crystal Lake. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL PERCH DINNER WITH SALAD BAR COME JOIN US i CULL0M KN01L TAVERN MeCUliOMUCRO. 385-9712 JOE & JIM FALLON PROPRIETORS . } m • • Daughter Of Local Couple Wed In Normal Barbara Morons, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morons of McHenry, became the bride of John Laub of Normal, 111. during a Saturday, July 23, ceremony. Marital promises were ex­ changed in the First United Methodist church of Normal in the early afternoon., The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Laid) of Bishop Hill, m. Sister of the bride, Kathy Michaels, attended as matron of honor with the groom's sister, Kathy Goasard, and M|LANDMRS.J6Htfi£ufe "T> RON NASS PHOTOGRAPH* Brenda Roberts acting as bridesmaids. Stephanie Goasard, the groom's niece, was flower girl. Handling best man duties was Ken Milliken and Steve Gossard, the groom's brother- in-law, and Gary Baker were groomsmen. Chosen as ushers were Ray Reed and Chris Jakulski. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Sinorak Smorgasborg in Bloomlngton. The couple plan to make their home at 16 Norwood drive, Normal. The bride is a graduate of McHenry Community high school and the ' groom graduated from Galva high school. Both are employed at the State Farm Insurance Co., Bloomlngton. Mothers Of Twins Club Plan Party The Double Dilemma Mothers of Twins dub will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 8 at the home of Bernita Nesbitt, 719 Dartmoor drive, Crystal Lake. This month a game party has been planned and mothers are invited to enjoy a night out with others of multiple birth children. It is also announced that the Double Dilemma annual picnic will be hdd Thursday, Aug. ll at 10 a.m. in Barrington park. Children are invited so pack a lunch and have a fun time. The dub is open to ail mothers with multiple birth children. If one is interested in joining or have any other questions concerning this month's events, please contact Claudine Schiefelbein, mem­ bership chairman, at 4Sh3>97 DIVORC1 Judgments and decrees^of divorce recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Deborah F. Bentley vs. Brackenridge Addison Ben­ tley, Harold F. Steege vs. Virginia Steege; Joseph Magerl vs. Lillian Magerl. Teresa M. Foust vs. James A. Foust; Ruth E. O'Quinn vs. Robert Lee O'Quinn; Jerry J. Bailey vs. Deborha Ann Bailey. Karen Jo Mains vs. Roy N. Mains; Janna L. Henningsen vs. Michael L. Henningsen; Janet Kay Tomal vs. James E. Tomal. Roberta Ann Emerson Irs. Jay Allen Emerson; Janet Joan Freund vs. Stanley John Freund; Debra Lynn Roeske vs. Herbert P. Roeske Jr.; Denise L. Peters vs. Gregg G. Peters. WE SERVICE Ail MAKES Of COLOR T. V.'S 8 STEREOS •COMPUTE! 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