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m JEANINE LYNN DEAVULT ENGAGEMENT-Mr*. Bonnie Mohley of 1M7 Hooks McHcnry, announces the engagement of her daughter. J canine Lynn Deavult, to John Cnrr Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin of 33S3 Fairway drive, McHenry. The bride-elect to a 1977 gradnate of Grant high school and to employed in Roand Lake. Her Ranee to an Industrial engineering student at Bradley university in his senior year. No definite wedding date has been set. HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY HOSPITAL Recent admittances to McHenry hospital who requested that their names be published included from M c H e n r y : K i m b e r l y Waychunas, Gertrude Schmitt, Rose Klemm, Steven Paul Nothnagel, Gary R. Piercej and II AT THE KNICK KNACK SHOPPE PIONEER CENTER OFFERS CHRISTMAS in NOVEMBER" •SILK SCREENED CHRISTMAS CARDS Handmade At Pioneer Center •FREE IMPRINTING With Every $5.00 in Christmas Cards 20% OFF ON ALL CERAMIC AND MACRAME ITEMS OFFER ENDS THANKSGIVING DAY 1328 N. RIVERSIDE DR.. McHENRY Area Couple Announce 1978 Wedding Plans A September, 1978, wedding in Atlanta, Ga., is being planned by Renee Curry of Woodstock and Ed Dschida of McHenry. The couple are both graduates of Georgia Institute of Technology, the bride-elect with a BS in Information and Computer Science and her fiance with a BS in Industrial Management. Miss Curry is the daughter of Robert Lee Curry of Mc- Donough, Ga., and Mr. Dschida's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Dschida of McHenry. The couple plan to make their home in McHenry after the wedding. There were twenty-two members of the disbanded McHenry Kitchen band at dinner recently at the Golden Country inn at Wauconda, 111. Now a social group, this was the last social get-together of 1977; however, a date has been set for a picnic at Petersen park in June, and a dinner in October of 1978. It was a happy occasion, as everyone enjoyed being together for dinner and social time. Two beautifully decorated cakes helped make it a very gala event; one represented the Kitchen band in action, with the leader and band members and the other was inscribed "Happy Bir­ thday" to commemorate everyone's birthday. Farewells were reluctantly extended to Dolly and Rocco Mazzarella as they are leaving for Florida. This group has shared many wonderful times during its almost eight years together and will continue to keep in touch twice each year. Members will be notified as to date and time of the June picnic and October dinner. MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE F. YOUNG OPEN HOUSE-The children of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Young are honoring their parents fortieth wedding anniversary with an open house at the Johnsburg Community club from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Nov. 13. Clarence Young and Viola Stilling were married Nov. 17,1937, in St. John the Baptist Catholic church by the Rev. A. Vollman. They are the parents of three children, David of McHenry, Kenneth of Sterling and Mrs. Roger (Kathleen) Carpenter of Tlnley Park. There are five grandchildren. The family requests that gifts be omitted. Holiday Plans Include Senior Christmas Party At the meeting of Nov. 7, the Wonder Lake Senior Citizen club, will plan for its Christmas dinner party along with other important issues. An in­ teresting program is also in­ tended for this meeting. The final plans for the trip to Woodfield for shopping Tuesday, Nov. 15, will also be made, and the bus trip to the Loop. On Dec. 22, Thursday, at 2 p.m., there will be a Christmas party given by the McHenry Senior Citizen council. A turkey dinner will be served and en­ tertainment will follow. Members are urged to make reservations for the council party at the November meeting. On Sunday, Nov. 6, a group of members are planning to at­ tend the play "Oklahoma" at the Woodstock Opera House. The trip to New Glarus, Wis., Swiss Colony was a great time for all who went. The bus driver went out of his way to enable passengers to view the beautiful scenery. Chairman Charlie Maier and his committee are to be recognized for the wonderful preparations for the "hard times" party. Almost everyone came dressed in costumes and paraded around the tables. The three who won prizes were Sartina Winters, the cutest; Marge Black, most original; and Ed La Course, the funniest. Cider and doughnuts were served and decorations on the tables were' apples, Indian corn, pumpkins and gourds. Wonder Lake senior citizens are invited to the next meeting, Nov. 7. V Share Potluck Nov. 15 Dorothy Weed; from Wonder Lake: Susan Lively. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Recent admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included from McHenry: G e o r g e Z w i e r z y n s k i , Rosemary Schneider, Bud Briggs, Richard Judjera, Diane Weishaupt and Harold Boelter; from Wonder Lake: Carrie Dacy, Refus DeWitt and Ed­ ward Polka. The T.H.E.O.S. group has received an invitation from "Smiles" of the First Baptist church, 509 N. Front street, to a potluck dinner Tuesday, Nov. IS, at 6 p.m. This invitation met unanimous group approval. The dinner will take the place of the usual monthly meeting. Members are asked to bring table service and a dish to pass. After an enjoyable dinner at a local establishment, the T.H.E.O.S. group returned to the First United Methodist church for its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 25. There were twenty-three in attendance for the meeting, which began with several of the ladies reading parts of an ar­ ticle followed by a discussion period after each reading. Newcomers were welcomed to the 'To Help Each Other Smile" group, and members are glad to see it performing the service for which it was organized. Delicious refreshments were served by Florence Berggren and Dorothy Yoeman, Harry P. Stinespring, gave a very in­ teresting talk regarding financial matters, particularly on the necessity of wills being properly prepared. He very graciously answered the many questions, and helped quite a few to understand more clearly some aspects of financial matters. The December meeting of T.H.E.O.S. will be Tuesday, Dec. 27 at the home of Mae Stinespring. This will be a potluck at 5:30 p.m., and everyone is requested to bring a gift wrapped "white elephant" in addition to a dish to pass. Zion Lutheran Chicken Dinner Planned. Nov. 9 The Zion Lutheran Friend­ ship guild invites the public to its annual chicken dinner Wednesday, Nov. 9. The dinner will be served in the church hall from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in the Zion Lutheran church of­ fice, 4206 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, or by calling Mrs. Roland (Fran) Herrmann, 405 N. Green street, McHenry. Even a good thing has a tendency to come to an end. Join Your Friends For Lunch or Dinner TODAY AT. HERITAGE BOUSE Harvard LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NITELY Featuring MICKI KLESPER From Europe In Our New Organ Lounge Hors D'oeuvre Everynite Except Saturdays Noon Luncheon Specials Complete Dinners •Finest of Cocktails Private Dining Room For Parties Phone 943-6153 For Reservations HOURS: LUNCH-Tues- Fri. 11:30-2:00 DINNER Tues. - Sat -6:00- 11:00 PM SUNDAYS 1:00- 10:00 PM CLOSED MONDAY Introduction To *77 Christmas Senior Walk-In Center A child is introduced to the glitter of Christmas with a display of lovely handmade tree •* decorations as the women of St. Paul's Episcopal church prelude the season with > preparations for their Holiday bazaar. Pictured are Mrs. John Koch and her daughter, Bridget, admiring some of the ornaments that will be for sale Saturday, v Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St Paul's parish hall at Green street and St. Paul's %• street in McHenry. X STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD y s J • 1 McHenry Hospital Arrange Awards Luncheon ire served Monday through Friday at the Walk-In center beginning at 11:45 a.m. Reservations must be made by 2 p.m. the day before at 385- 8280. V The menu for the week of Nov. 7 through Nov. 11 is as follows: Nov. 1: Sukiyaki beef-soy sauce, steamed rice, yellow and green beans, iced cake and milk. Nov. 8: Italian spaghetti- meat sauce, french-fried cauliflower, tossed salad, chilled fruit cocktail and milk. Nov. •: Creamed chicken- biscuits, buttered peas, cranberry sauce, brownies and milk. Nov. 18: Meat loaf-onion gravy, mashed potatoes, steamed cabbage, apricots and milk. r Nov. Hi Veteran's day- centers are closed. MARRIAGE , . LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by: Anthony Marzano and Jo Angelyn Taylor, both of Wonder Lake; Clifford P. Dodd and Margaret L. Jones, both of McHenry ; Roland W. Wood and Susan K. Bailey, both of McHenry. James D. Anderson and Patricia L. Drews, both of Spring Grove; Roland D. Schmitz, Hoffman Estates, and Melissa M. Hall, Wonder Lake; Ivan C. Purnell, Woodstock, and Jean M. Morris, Wonder Lake. , Frank fi, Low and Mrs. Myrtle M. Martell, both of McHenry; Phillip A. Kennedy, St. Charles, and Carol D. Truckenbrod, McHenry-, Robert J. Dobbertin Jr. and Donna L. Humann, both of McHenry. The committee in charge of arrangements for McHenry hospital's annual Awards luncheon are standing, from left, Helen Smith, chairman; and Jean Linden berg. Seated are Susanna MarshaU and Maureen Frantz. Mrs. MarshaU also wrote the skit; "If It Works, Why Not?" which was presented at the luncheon. Baby's Arrival To Be Topic Of Discussions DIVORCES Decrees and judgments of disolutions of marriage recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Nancy A. Morgan vs. Eugene N. Morgan; Patricia Skaja and Robert John Skaja; Paula C. Schwarz and Eldon W. Schwarz; Dixie Dell Graske and Marvin Lewis Graske. ' e e o o Big words do not al­ ways convey big thoughts. The McHenry and Fox Lake groups of La Lecfie league will meet this month to discuss the topic: The baby arrives-the family and the breastfed baby. The McHenry group will meet Thursday, Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. and the Fox Lake group will meet Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. The purpose of the league is to offer mother to mother help with breastfeeding. Mothers who wish to can nurse their babies given the correct in­ formation and support. Some of the points of discussion for the meeting will include the advantages to mother, father, and baby, of prepared educated childbirth and how to prepare for the arrival of a new baby. Also included will be mothers' thoughts on the fathers' role in relation to the nursing couple and the adjustment of siblings to a new baby. The league has an extensive lending library which is available to anyone who at­ tends the meeting. Some of the topics * include nutrition, childbirth and general family care. Any woman who is interested is welcome to attend and nursing babies are always welcome. Pregnant women will find it very helpful to attend meetings before the baby is born. For further information about the meetings or for breastfeeding help, call Mrs. Kenneth (Chris) Dems in Fox Lake, 312-546-0320, or Mrs. Gerald (Mary) Chatham in McHenry. OPENING THIS WEEK I "JIMMY ALEMAN TRIO" SMOOTH, EASY LISTENING MUSIC ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES Holiday entertaining? Dates still available in Crescent Bay's new private dining rooms. 3309 ' (Groups up to 300 accommodated) Chapel Hill lid. Reservations 385-8899 Newcomers Plan November Silent Auction The November meeting of the Town and Country Newcomers will take place Tuesday, Nov. 8 at St. Paul's Episcopal church at 7:30 p.m. The program for the evening will be in the form of a silent auction. Club members will donate craft items, homemade or baked products, and selected "white elephants," and members and their guests will submit written bids. All proceeds from this event will be used for future club activities. Items for the auction may be dropped off at the home of Mrs. James Weakman prior to the meeting. Further information may be secured from Mrs. Joseph Wilcox. Doubles In Festivities For Natal Day An eleventh birthday celebrated with two parties must have been just about all Mike Cox could have asked for. A family gathering Friday, Oct. 28, included his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox of 1505 N. Beach, McHenry; the families of his three sisters, Mrs. Larry (Beverly) Lawniczok and Michelle, Mrs. Chuck (Sue) Muse and Mike, and Mrs. Forest (Cheri) Wright; two brothers, Donny and Jimmy; cousin, Patty Ludwig, and his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Smith of McHenry. Halloween cupcakes, soft drinks, candy and ice cream were the fare when younger guests congratulated him Saturday, Oct. 29. A neigh borhood scavenger hunt and bobbing for apples occupied the guest of honor, Regina Jern- burg, Frank and Candy Kline, Ronny Goebel, Rubin and Dominic Pedraza, Scott Hebert and brother, Jimmy. . *¥ HEALTH BOARD MEETS The next regular board meeting of the McHenry County Mental Health board is scheduled Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens council, 113 Newell street, in Woodstock. McHenry, Illinois HOLY REINDEER! -k ONLY 51 DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS NOWlS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON BANQUET RESERVATIONS FACIUTES FOR 25 TO 200 PfSSONS CALL 385-0333 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. HILLCOLFC McHENRY. ILLINOIS 1 PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1977 i Kitchen Band Reunited For Social Dinner