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FACiE 2 -FLAlNDKAi.l.K - KKIDAY, AUGUST4. Ii»78 '58 Class In Reunion Meet-Eat Program First Birthday Party Popular \IR. AND MRS. GERALD B. BECK WAUKEGAN HOME-Newlyweds Gerald B. and Diane L. (Haug) Heck are making their home in Waukegan following an exchange of vows at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Richmond. The Rev. Thomas Neville officiated at the mid-afternoon nuptial ceremony assisted by the Rev. Paul Cull. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lorraine Meisinger of Richmond and Lawrence Haug of Park llidge. After a reception in Twin Lakes. Wis., the couple honeymooned in the Bahamas. The bride is a legal secretary at the *aw firm of Hall, Meyer, Fisher, Holmberg, & Snook in Waukegan. Mer bridegroom is employed at the Veteran's Administration hospital in North Chicago. 'The birthday party for the Meet and Eat program at the various senior citizen walk-in centers in McHenry county was a happy occasion," says Linn Olesen, nutrition project director Those of you who were able to join us on our first birthday will long remember what a grand occasion it turned out to be " This is not the only Title VII program in Illinois. The state boasts of forty-seven projects. Some serve one county and others serve as many as fourteen Each project has its own character and caters ;to individual needs of the location. Those who are traveling throughout the state are welcome to share a meal along the way For location of these projects, call the Senior Citizens council and someone will help plan ahead All sites in McHenry county welcome reservations. Simply tall by 1:30 the day before. Phone numbers at the council office include 338-6075. Ms Olesen suggested that seniors call in for the new yellow flyer the Nutrition program is circulating at the McHenry County fair and at the Senior Citizens council on Newell street The circular lists all Meet and Eat walk-in centers in McHenry county, their telephone numbers and times of serving, along with information on other services provided by the project. The Meet and Eat logo- clasped hands in the center of a meal service-is on the cover with a poem entitled "We All Care," by Alberta Dodson, secretary-coordinator and "poet in residence " % MR AND MRS. DOUGLAS McHALE OITDOOR CEREMONY - The ground surrounding Crescent Bay l.aiiding provided the beautiful setting for the wedding ceremony which united in marriage Douglas McHale of Fox Lake and Susan Yewchj n of McHenry, July 8, at 5 p.m. The Rev. Irving Stangland officiated. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Gail Wyman of Santa Monica. Calif., and John McHale of Pekering, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Yewchyn, Sr., of McHenry are parents of the bride. Following the service a reception was held at Crescent Bay Landing. The young couple will make their home in the Los Angeles, Calif., area. spurgeons, ADVANCED FAMILY Winter Coat Sale Ends Sunday, Aug. 6 DON'T DELAY-HURRY IN TODAY And Save 20% MENS-WOMENS-BOYS-GIRLS USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Debra Walter Is Married By Candlelight The Rev Ruth Wickershaw officiated at the Saturday, July 29. wedding uniting in marriage Miss Debra L Walter and Mr Brent B Lane Miss Walter is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Walter of 3711 W High street. McHenry The bridegroom's parents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lane, 2536 37th avenue. Rock Island, 111 The double ring, candlelight marriage ceremony was solemnized at the First United Methodist church at 4 :30 in the afternoon The church was decorated with baskets of peach gladioli with white spider mums and the pews with white satin bows centered with peach colored carnations Special music included Wedding Song" and We've Only Just Begun The pretty bride selected a floor length long sleeved dress of ivory quiana It was styled with scoop neckline with satin thread applique at the neck, sleeves and waistline The A line skirt had a chapel length train Miss Walter 's headpiece of two tiered fingertip veil in ivory color repeated the satin thread applique of the dress She carried antique ivory roses with stepanotis. baby's breath and ivy and wore matching pearl earrings and necklace belonging to her mother She was attended by Mrs Cindy Diedrich of McHenry. a close friend, as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs Sheree Walter of McHenry, a sister in law of the bride. and Mrs Dawn Sanders of Rock Island. sister of the bridegroom All three attendants wore floor length gowns with spaghetti straps, styled with full gathered bodice, empire waist and A line skirt with deep ruffles on the bottom The gowns were of ivory colored cotton batiste with shades of peach floral design and they had matching lace trimmed shawls Each carried one long stemmed pearl colored rose with ivory streamers Ted Scott, a close friend of the bridegroom from Rock Island, served as best man Groomsmen were Mark Dvorak of McHenry, a friend of the groom, and Bill Powers of Crystal Lake, also a friend 1'shers were David Walter, brother of the bride, of McHenry and Steven Brinn of Rock Island, a friend of the groom Mrs Walter chose for her daughter 's wedding a floor length knit jersey dress • in pastel peach color and had a corsage of white roses with peach ribbon Mrs Lane wore a floor length dress of silk organza and a corsage of white roses with . -:li vtriiuw i iuuuii. A reception for KM) guests followed the ceremony at the Plum Tree Country club after which the couple left on a trip into Wisconsin They will make their home in McHenry The parents of the bridegroom will host a wedding reception at their home in Rock Island for about 200 guests Saturday. Aug f> Not That Wife--I have a surprise for you, dear: there soon will be another in our family. Hubby--My angel. Are you sure? Wife--Yes, I just got a wire from mother that shes' coming to live with us next week. CLEANING SERVICE INC PROFESSIONAL Small Office & Household CLEANING Weekly •Light Housekeeping Bi Weekly • Inside Windows Monthly • Carpet Cleaning •General Housekeeping or Maid Service • Upholstery Cleaning • Wall Washing CALL 385-0283 TODAY USTIC MONTH OF AUGUST Baek-to-ltfork and School Special! ARBOR Restaurant and Lounge SERVING: BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER DAILY LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS f RIDAY FISH FRY - SUNDAY BRUNCH N THE HARBOR LOUNGE 1 Now Featuring x Complimentary Hot Hor's D'oeuvresS 3:00 6:00 Monday thru Friday S N Tuesday Is Ladies Night LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURS., FRI. A SAT. NIGHTS | s TNI MUSK MATES 8 ? 217 N. FRONT IRTE. 31) McHENRY ILL. 1815) 385 8600 Shear Honesty Beauty Salon 3325 W ELM STREET (RTE 120) McHENRY 315-4347 COME IN NOW AND SAVE! •Perm tfwes 20%m •Haircuts with B'owDry^oo WE ALSO HAVE SPECIAL SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS TUES THURS. HOURS: TUES. FRI. 9 4; SAT. 8 3 * (SPECIAL DOES NOT APPLY TO SENIOR CITIZEN RATES) Sixty-six members of the MCHS Class of 1958 and their spouses gathered at the Chapel Hill Country club Saturday, July 29, to enjoy their second reunion since graduating from the local high school twenty years ago. Following dinner, dancing was enjoyed. Senior Citizens Club Present Petition To Move Meeting Place For Seniors A petition to move from the VFW. clubhouse to West campus high school for regular meetings was discussed by the McHenry Senior Citizens club July 24. It will be brought up for further consideration and voted on at the next meeting at the V F W hall Monday, Aug. 14 It is hoped all members will at­ tend to enter into the important discussion One Hundred sixty-four members were in attendance when President Henry Rahn called the McHenry Senior Citizens club meeting to order Monday, July J4, at 7:30 p.m at the V F W hall. , After the , Pledge of Allegiance waS recited a moment of silence was ob­ served for ill members. The minutes of the previous meeuo| \*ere read and ap­ proved A letter was read from the McHenry .Senior Citizens Council regarding the ob­ servation of the one year celebration of the Walk-in centers, inviting our members who wish to attend Three new members were introduced, and received a warm welcome. Bowling Chairman, James Zednik, issued an invitation to come out to the bowling sessions, Tuesdays, 9:30 a m. and 12 30 p.m., and on Fridays at 12:30 p.m. He reports the bowling is going good and hopes to see some of the new mem­ bers attend Mrs Alice Wilke reported the sewing group has donated 966 lap robes. 861 bibs, 93 bed jackets to local nursing homes Recipients of these items were Valley Hi at Hartland Town Hall Estates at Wauconda, Woodstock Residence and Sunset Manor at Woodstock; Crystal Pines and Fair Oaks at Crystal Lake; and Carestoel at McHerirv This sewing group has been very busy, and is doing a very fine service to our community. John Doerr introduced his sister from Chicago, a guest at the meeting and then went into his report The trip to the Fireside restaurant and theater at Fort Atkinson, Wis., Wed­ nesday, Aug 23, has one bus filled, and there is a probability there will be a second bus. The bus will leave the McHenry State bank at 10:30 a m If interested, contact Mrs Giel at once Mr Doerr reported a trip to the House on the Rocks in October; a trip to Shady Lane at Marengo for lunch and a play in October; and the Ice Follies on Nov 15. Mrs. Giel will be taking reservations for these events Mrs Esther Heard reported the annual flower and garden exhibit will be the program for the meeting Monday, Aug. 14, with Mrs Kathryn Wagner and William Wilson as the judges; Bob Lake, soloist, will give the program Aug. 28; and the Union 76 chorus will entertain Sept. 11. One Hundred thirty-five members attended the annual club picnic at Johnsburg Saturday, July 15, and enjoyed a very good time. Mrs. Esther Heard in­ troduced the Keen Agers band from Wauconda who gave the program for the evening. Although happy birthday and happy anniversary had been sung earlier - the Keen Ager band sang a special an­ niversary song for Hildur and Harry Symonds who were celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary today. The executive committee meeting will be Monday, Aug 7, at 3:30 p.m. at Landmark school. Nutrition, Weaning Topic Of League Meet The McHenrv group of La Lecbe League will hold its next meeting on Thursday, Aug 10, at 8 p m The topic for discussion will be "Nutrition and Weaning" Some points to be discussed are: what is good nutrition, nutrition during pregnancy and nursing, when to introduce solid food to baby, what foods to introduce first, and how long should breast­ feeding continue La Leche League is made up ol mothers who have happily nursed their babies, and who wish to offer mother-to-mother help to other women who want to breastfeed their babies The meetings are informal, and babies are always welcome There is also a lending library, with many interesting books on childbirth, breastfeeding, and childrearing. For information about the meeting or breastfeeding, call Mrs Gerald (Mary) Chatham Present Flower Show "Come Into Our Garden ' is the name of this year s Flower show that the five garden clubs of Crystal Lake are presenting Wednesday, Aug 9, from 2 to 8 p m Thursday. Aug 10, from 12 to 7 30 p.m This Standard Flower show, to be judged by nationally accredited judges, will be presented in the large and cheerful Union of McHenry County college, 8900 W Rt 14 Local garden clubs wfll exhibit One new feature of this show will be that there will be no admission charge The public is urged to attend and also to participate in displaying their prize specimens of plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables For information on entering adult horticulture, call 459-0904 and for Juniors (under 17) call 459-3248 Besides the Artistic and Horticulture Divisions there will be a conservation display featuring a miniature working model of a solar home, displays by the Audubon society and the McHenry County Defenders THE Furniture Hospital CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP S REPAIRING & REGLUING Larry & Jim Seymour 815/459 0653 Hartland Church Observes 64th Homecoming St Patrick's church in Hartland is having its annual homecoming dinner and festival on Sunday, Aug 13. A family style roast beef dinner will be served from 11 30 a.m. to 3 p.m A festival including games, booths. prizes, and refreshments will be a part of the day's activities The public is invited to attend this sixty-fourth annual homecoming Let him make use of in­ stinct who cannot make use of wisdom. -John Ray. July Nuptials Repeated At Lutheran Rite The commitments of marriage were pledged before the Rev E J Rossow by Kay Bowen and Jeff Blake at Zion Lutheran church, Marengo, Saturday, July 29 Altar bouquets of flowers in peach and white with touches of green graced the altar for the 5 o'clock ceremony Musical selections of the couple were offered by vocalist Darrel Bowen, the brother of the bride The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bowen of 17709 Meadow lane. Union, and the parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Wilfred Blake. Sr., of 806 S Lily Lake road, McHenry. The bride made her gown of white satin fashioned with a high neckline and a lace- trimmed yoke featuring pearl buttons from the wedding gown of the bridegroom's grand­ mother, and long illusion, sleeves with deep cuffs Satin- buttons accented the back of- the bodice and the cuffs A wide fabric belt tied at the back and her full skirt fell into a short train Her illusion fingertip veil was held by a lace cap The bride was attended by her sister, Janet Bowen of Oak Park, as maid of honor while bridesmaids included Kathy Konstanzer and Sandy Red- dersdorf, both of Marengo, and Martha Keller of California The attendants were gowned in long dresses with scoop necklines, high waisted belts which tied at the back, short sleeves, and A line skirts The maid of honor was in a peach floral print with the bridesmaids in solid peach Each attendant had made her own outfit McHenry brothers of the bridegroom assisted with Dave Blake handling the duties of best man, and Ron. Larry and Bill Blake acting as groom­ smen The mother of the bride was attired in a formal length gown of light blue knit with a chiffon cape while Mrs Blake chose a floral print floor length gown with a complementary cape Two hundred and fifty friends and relatives gathered at the Union Legion hall to congratulate the bridal couple after the ceremony A camping honeymoon trip was planned to Galena, 111 The bride is a 1976 graduate of Marengo high school and the bridegroom graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1976 Both attended McHenry County college for 2 years and will enter the University of Illinois, Cham­ paign, as junior students in the fall The bridegroom is majoring in accounting and the bride, in mental health DINNER THEATRE COMES TO CRESCENT RAY LANDING Matinee & Evening Performances TUES. -WED.- THURS. FOXFIRE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS NEIL SIMON'S COMEDY "Barefoot in the Park" For Theatre Reservation*. 4 Infocna'^n Call 3859053 GR£SCENT cBA\r -XANPINQ 3309 N. 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