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V IVtotS 2 • I'l.AIXPEAI.ER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1978 ; Art Class For •: McHenn Seniors \V,hanges Location At the Oct 9 meeting of the f- McHenry Senior Citizens club r\-Mr Alf Heggeland reminded r" the art class members that •* otass is now meeting at the r* f irst United Methodist church. ,-^5717 West Main street, from 2 to ' 4pm on Thursdays, instead of £>at Landmark school The newly appointed property custodian. Roland - (irayson gave a detailed report £regarding the club s property 1 inventory, a copy of which will £ .become a part of the club J,-history for future reference Mr .John Doerr reviewed the ^ various trips taking place > N*tween now and the end of the '*->ear. and mentioned that the * date for the luncheon theater outing at Crescent Bay Landing . will on .lan 24. and because • of the short distance no bus will * be involved I Mr Doerr also mentioned a puppet performance in February, an a proposed trip next fall to the Covered Bridge festival in Indiana More details on these proposed ac­ tivities will be given at future meetings The next meeting of the club will be on Oct 23. when the program, given by Rev Her bert Duenow. will be a book review on the "Blue Parade It was mentioned that someone is neeeded to handle the job of chairman of the Nominating committee The program for the evening was a card party, and fine refreshments were served by the social committee Biggest Barbecue World's largest known bar becue took place in 1973 at Brisbane, California, when seven buffalo with a dressed weight total of 3.755 pounds, were cooked on a rotissene with a 12 foot spit More than 4,000 people were fed during the 26 hour feast, says the Na tional Live Stock and Meat Board. 5 % • • ot<_ jjd ! I ! $ $ $ x Christmas Cards f "FOR THAT PERSONAL TOUCH" 111 ALL CARDS HAND SCREENED AT THE Pioneer Center for the Exceptional ^ I I I I I SILK SCREENED SELECTION OE17 EXTERIOR DIFFERENT DESIGNS TO COORDINATE WITH THE INTERIOR VERSE OE YOUR CHOICE IMPRINTING SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE TO PERSONALIZE YOUR CARDS EOR SLIGHT . ADDITIONAL CHARGE Reasonable Prices! Samples available at 6521 Commercial Rd Crystal Lake (815)455-11 10 5005 W. McCullom Lk M McHenry (815)385-3310 4 WORKSHOP HOURS 8:30 AM to 4PM Monday thru Friday ! League Hosts Health Professional Seminar The McHenry county area LaLe^he league will host a seminar for health care professionals Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. at Lundahl junior high school in Crystal Lake The theme for the evening will be "Helping the Nursing Couple". The featured speaker for the evening will be Dr. Gregory White One of the founding fathers of LaLeche league, Dr White is a family practitioner, a member of the professional advisory board of LaLeche league and the father of eleven children Dr White will share his extensive experience in helping breastfeeding mothers and babies Some of the topics which will be covered include the allergic baby; jaundice in the newborn; when mother or baby is ill; and dealing with special circumstances such as twins, cesarean section and the premature baby This meeting is open to all MR. AND MRS. MARTIN KELLER EVENING VOWS - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keller exchanged vows Sept. 29 at a 5 p.m. service in the first United Methodist church, with the Reverend Ralph Smith officiating. "Evergreen", y Wedding Song" and "Annie's Song" were special selections of the couple, and after the ceremony a reception was held for 200 guests in the Johnsburg community club. The bride, the former Jane C. Miller, is tlflMaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller, 310 north Timothy lari£, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. George Keller, 2002 west Clara, McHenry, are the grooms parents. The couple are both graduates of McHenry high school. Double-Ring Ceremony For Wagner-Mencel The church of Jesus Christ of letter Day Saints. Crystal I^ake. was the scene of the Oct 14 double-ring ceremony uniting Sandra Marie Wagner, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edgar Wagner. 773 Windsor drive. Crystal Lake, and Randall A Mencel, son of Bernice Mencel, 2916 Oakwood, McHenry The church was furnished with arrangements of flowers and a wedding candle, as Bishop Alan Warnick officiated al the 2 p.rn exchange of vows "The Wedding Song" was sung by Beth O'Reilly and Michael Amandes, accompanied by organist Barbara Thorsen The bride chose a quiana gown with a full circular skirt ending in a chapel length train It featured a bodice and sleeves of sheer chiffonella. edged in quiana. and adorned with motifs of alencon lace The matron of honor was Nancy McDonald of Crystal I>ake, and the bridesmaid was Wanda Wagner of Cambridge, Ohio, sister in-law of the bride The attendants were attired in blouson-style dresses done in soft shades of peach, featuring bishop sleeves and tatted yokes John Goettsche. McHenry performed the duties of best man Mike Wagner, brother of the bride, from Crystal Lake, was the groomsman Richard Mencel, brother of the groom, from Marengo, was the usher The mother of the bride chose a blue gown of polyester and THE Furniture Hospital CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP ~ REPAIRING ft REGLUING Larry ft Jim Seymour 815/459-0653 Georgette chiffon, accented by a scarf An aqua chiffon with an overlay was chosen by the mother of the groom. After the ceremony, a reception was held for 110 guests in the Old Towne hall, Crystal Lake The couple will reside in McHenry after a wedding trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Both the bride and the groom graduated from McHenry county college Pi Alpha Enjoys Cultural Talk The Oct 5 meeting of PiAlpha. held at the home of Mrs Lorene Farr, featured a stimulating cultural program entitled "Learning to Learn", presented by Mrs Cheryl Brock Mrs. Nora Siefqrt visited the meeting as th • McHenry chapter's guest Plans were made for a bake sale on Oct 21 The Oct. 19 meeting was a costume party at the home of Mrs Deanna Gardner Mrs Lorene Farr gave the evening's program. "Finding Our Place' Zion Bazaar Features Many Unusual Items Zion bazaar, sponsored by the Zion Ladies Aid, to be held Nov 8. from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Zion Lutheran church 42(X> West Waukegan road. McHenry. will feature a "Fancy Goods' table this year, with many beautiful and novel handmade things There w ill also be a Bake Sale booth, with many delicious homemade goodies; a Plant booth, for those with a green thumb; a White Elephant table with new and like-new items, and a Country Store, featuring homemade candies and preserves Three crib quilts and three full-sized quilts will also be for sale through a silent auction Coffee and cookies will be offered while you browse The ladies have once again worked very hard to make this an enjoyable experience They will have something for evervone Ktondez Xlake 9nn ANDIOHNCE Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH! FROM 11:30 to 2:00 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Serving Sandwiches and Special Combination Luncheons FEATURING • Chicken Chop Suey Fried Rice A Egg Foo Younb L • Roast Pork Fried Shrimp, Fried Monton, Fried Rice ft Egg Roil 2 - Friday Special - FISHERMAN'S WHARF Shrimp Chop Suey Fried Rice A 99$ Egg Roll ' • Beef Chop Suey Fried Rice A Egg Roll L *2 95 includes Beaded fish (Cod1 f lam Strip Served tnes Scallops a"d| cole sla* dinner < CARRY OUT ORDERS! 5506 E WONDER LAKE RD. WONDER LAKE ILL PHONE 115 721 0411 f AOllftfS t v Al l Af t i t ro« • AMQUHSi WEDO»NGS 1SLUSL Community- Calendar health professionals who help the nursing mother and-or baby including doctors, nurses, hospital and office staff. There will be no fee for the meeting, and books and information sheets will be available. LaLeche league, which was founded in 1956, offers help on a mother-to-mother basis through group meetings and phone help. The leader shares her own experience, en­ courages discussion, and supports the mother in un­ derstanding the needs of her baby The basic philosophy of the league is "Good Mothering Through Breastfeeding". It believes that close mothering of infants has far-reaching effects on the family and society. For further information on the seminar, group meetings or help with breastfeeding, per­ sons may call Mrs. Richard (Marcia) McGowan. or Mrs. David <Sue) Elmore Northland Area Art League Holds Annual Winter Fair OCTOBER 20 St. Margaret chapter of NAIM-meeting-Oak room-St. Mary's school-7:30 p.m. Newcomers club-"Frank N' Stein "party-details-contact Mrs. Ron Bisiewicz. Northland Area Art League program-Art Department McHenry county college-8 p.m. OCTOBER 21 Moose members Halloween party. Johnsburg PTO Fall dance-9 p.m.-community club. "Harvest Fling"-Johnsburg PTO dance-9 p.m. to 1 a.m - Johnsburg community club Bake sale-Cub pack 454- McHenry Market Place. PiAlpha bake sale OCTOBER 22 NAIM Diocesan Mass-4 p.m.- St Gall's, Elburn. "4-H Is More Than Cows And Cookin' " Faith Presbyterian church-Chapel hill and Lincoln roads-by Lincoln Cloverleafs. OCTOBER 23 Al-A-Non family group meeting-8:30 p.m.-First United Methodist church. McHenry senior citizens' club meeting-7;30 p.m.-West campus cafeteria-program: book review- 'Blue Parade"-by the Rev. Herbert Duenow. St Clara court 659-Juvenile Girl Foresters Halloween party-7 to 8:30 p.m.-Mary hall- Montini middle school. Families Anonymous-First Congregational church, 461 Pierson street, Crystal Lake. Halloween party-NCSF Juniors-Johnsburg community club-6 to 8:30 p.m. OCTOBER 24 Order of the Eastern Star- McHenry chapter-Acacia hall- initiation. McHenry high school fall play-Senior citizens per­ formances p.m.-west campus auditorium N e w c o m e r s C l u b - Babysitters' cooperative meeting-8 p m.-Home of Mrs. Robert Aleckson Johnsburg high school Booster club meeting-7:30 p m Johnsburg high school- main entrance OCTOBER 25 St Patrick's Ladies' Guild public card party-7:30 p.m -St. Patrick's hall. Retired Teachers .*of- McHenry county-Fall lun­ cheon Branded Steak House 12 30 p.m program-Mr Poge of Rockford-Legislation.and Mr Richard Huber-Lightening and Its Effects St Peter's Halloween Card Party and Luncheon-11 a.m.-St. Peter's hall-Spring Grove OCTOBER 26 McHenry senior citizens' club-bus, dinner, theater trip to Fireside restaurant and theater. Fort Atkinson, Wise - buses leave McHenry State Bank parking lot-4 30 p.m. Girl Scout neighborhood meeting-9:15 a.m.-St. Patrick's church hall McHenry high school fall play-West campus auditorium- 8 p.m McHenry garden club meeting 10 a m.-home of Aldona Cepulis OCTOBER 27 McHenry high school fall play-'Harvey "West campus auditorium 8 p m OCTOBER 28 Women of the Moose- members'children's Halloween party-2 to 4 p m St Margaret chapter of NAIM-cards Oak room-St Mary 's school 7 :30 p m FoxRidge Women's club- children's Halloween party-11 am to 1 p.m.-Faith Presbyterian church McHenry high school fall The fourth annual Winter Dimensions Arts and Crafts fair, sponsored by the Nor­ thland Area Art League, will be held Nov. 3, 4 and 5, at Veteran's Acres Nature Center. 330 Main. Crystal Lake. The fair offers colorful, unique, high quality works of art in fibre, jewelry, painting, ceramics. photography, scratchboard and graphics. Kathy Freund of Crystal Lake and Wendy Foran of McHenry. two area artists at this year's fair, together produce slab construction pottery. Unique vases, pots and wind chimes are but a few examp1 *s of their work. Kathy is an art and Spanish teacher at Grayslake high school Wendy is employed by an area insurance company and learned her craft at a private studio in Hollywood, Fla. "How does one decorate an empty slab of clay? Nature offers an infinite number of ideas if you just look around and take advantage of them", relates Ms. Freund. Artist interested in securing space at the fair should contact Lena Wells, 4014 Deep Cut road, Woodstock, or call 815 338-0171. Refreshments will be served on Patfon's Night. Nov. 3, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 4 and 5, 11 to 6 p.m There will be no admission charge. Sayonara Serenade" Theme Of Dinner Dance At Marian Marian Central Catholic high school will sponsor its annual fund-raising dinner dance once again on Saturday evening, Nov. 11. "Sayonara Serenade" has been selected as this year 's theme and the decoration committee is headed by Louise Casey of Crystal Lake. A popular dance orchestra has again been engaged to provide the entertainment and music for dancing. The evening will begin with the cocktail and hors d'oeuvre hour at seven o'clock with dinner served at eight and nine o'clock Dancing to the orchestra will continue from 9:30-1:30 a.m. Chef James Norton of the Marian staff will prepare a delicious prime rib of beef dinner and the meal will be served by members of the Marian student council Reservations are now being accepted at the school (338- 4220). Tables are arranged in parties of four to seven couples per table This dinner dance has an­ nually attracted close to five hundred parents and friends of Marian, and a cordial in­ vitation is extended to the general public to join in this fun-filled activity in support of Marian play-"Harvey"-West campus auditorium-8 p.m. Book sale-McHenry-Nunda library district, Lily Lake road and Columbus drive-385-6303. OCTOBER 29 McHenry county Historical Museum-program-Marlys Talidis of the Mink Barn. McHenry American Legion auxiliary-Semi-annual chicken dinner-Legion post home- Ringwood road-serving noon to 4 p m.-public invited St. Agatha court NCSF- pancake breakfast and bake sale-Johnsburg community club hall-starts 7 a m McHenry high school fall play-"Harvey"-West campus auditorium-8 p.m. Pancake Breakfast and bake sale NCSF Johnsburg com­ munity club-7 a m to 1 p.m OCTOBER 30 Al-A-Non family group meeting-8:30 p.m.-First United Methodist church. McHenry Women's club board meeting-city hall-10 a m i!M-J 1 *' . NOVEMBER**!" McHenry BPW-book review by Martna Hopkins-at Faith Presbyterian church, 2107 west Lincoln road refreshments- proceeds to scholarship fund for tickets call 385-0258, or purchase at door NOVEMBER 2 Mass for deceased members of CD of A-Christ the King church. Wonder Lake-8 a m Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters-board meeting-St Paul's Episcopal church-9 a m PiAlpha regular meeting- Mrs Fawn Vail, Hostess- program-MrS. Aleta Gemmell- "Establishing Ourselves" NOVEMBER 3 Northland Area Art League Winter Dimensions Arts and Crafts fair Nature center- Veterans acres. Crystal Lake NOVEMBER 4 Women of the Moose Christmas bazaar-space available for crafts 10 a m to 4 p.m FoxRidge Women's club- progressive dinner-7 p.m Sixth Holiday Hills Women's club Christmas bazaar-VFW hall east of river on 120-9 a m Northland Area Art League- Winter Dimensions Arts and Crafts fair-nature center- Veterans acres, Crystal Lake NOVEMBER 5 Northland Area Art League ^•*4H4H^I, T USTIC ARBOR Restaurant and Lounge SERVING: BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER DAILY LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS FRIDAY FISH FRY - SUNDAY BRUNCH N i i THE HARBOR LOUNGE FEATURES DOUBLE BUBBLE HOUR MONDAY-FRIDAY 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M 12 0Z. COCKTAILS ,ln TUES. IS LADIES NIGHT! DON'T MISS RYAN PETERMANN GREAT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURS.. FRI., & SAT. NIGHT! oooooocrooootteooooooooociooooooooooooooli [OPEN FOR INNNEt: WES. THURS. 4 to 9, FRI. 4 to 10, SAT. 1 to 10. SUN 1 to 9 217 N. FRONT (RTE. 31) McHENRY, ILL B MCKHT. ILL (815)385-8600 m m I I / ' / I I y . p . i r n S ' S V s1 s s s s , s s S 11 S 1 Winter Dimensions Arts and Crafts fair-Nature center- Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake NOVEMBER 6 McHenry Senior citizens club executive meeting-3:30 p.m - Landmark school Al-A-Non family group meeting-8:30 p.m.-First United Methodist church NOVEMBER 7 Whispering Oaks bus to Chicago Loop leaves com­ munity center 8 45 a m -Rides available for senior citizens and residents-call 385 8518 by Nov. 3. UMW Mission Team- executive committee meeting- 8:45 a.m.-First United Methodist Church Koinonia group meeting 10 a m -parlor, First United Methodist church every Tuesday. Bible study-11 a m First United Methodist church parlor-every Tuesday Marcia Mary Bal l c i rc le meet ing-noon-Firs t United Met ho l is t V^KfrrCih-Lbnah Wendlandt. hostess "Holiday Boufique" demonstration-1:30 p,m -First United Methodist church-Circle members, friends, guests welcome Free blood pressure screening First United Methodist church-7 p.m. Johnsburg PTO^xecutive board meeting Bush learning center-8 p m. * NOVEMBER 8 Day of Recollection-Joyce Kilmer court CD of A Mass at St Mary's church-10 a m Annual Fall bazaar-Zion Lutheran church-1 to 7 p m NOVEMBER 9 Lakeland Park Women's club meeting-7 30 p m-Lakeland Park community house-1717 north Sunset avenue NOVEMBER 10 Woodstock McHenry League of Women voters-monthly meeting-topic-McHenry county college-9 a m -St Paul's episcopal church NOVEMBER 11 Friendship club pot luck dinner and meeting-6 p.m - First United Methodist church dining room Annual Roast Beef Dinner and bazaar at Ringwood church St Paul's episcopal church Annual Bazaar-9 a m to 4 p m NOVEMBER 13 McHenry Senior Citizens club meet ing-7 : 30 p.m.-west campus . cafeteria Program- McHenry Choral club Al-A-Non family group meeting-8:30 p.m.-First United Methodist church NOVEMBER 14 Newcomers club monthly meeting "Silent Auction "7:30 p.m.-St. Paul's Episcopal church NOVEMBER 15 McHenry Senior Citizens club bus trip to Ice Follies-buses leave the McHenry State bank parking lot at 5 p.m. NOVEMBER 16 Mt Hope Methodist church. Pistakee Highlands, annual Christmas bazaar and lun cheon-noon to 3 p.m United Methodist women- general meeting noon-First United Methodist church Meeting of Joyce Kilmer court CD of A-K of C hall-7:30 pm PiAlpha regular meeting Mrs Stacia Russell, hostess Mrs Dorothy Haddick giving program "Living". NOVEMBER 18 Veterans of Foreign Wars post 4600 and ladies Auxiliary annual membership kickoff dinner 7 30 pm -cocktails-6 30 pm Annual Turkey Trot dance Johnsburg community club benefit of St John's restoration fund Mount Hope Methodist church-Pistakee Highlands- annual bake sale, bazaar, and rummage sale noon to 3 p.m PiAlpha progressive dinner McHenry Grads Exchange Vows Two graduates of McHenry high school. Deborah J Wisniewski and William J Brogan III, made their promises of marriage to the Rev Raymond Kearney at St Patrick's church. Oct 14 Standing bouquets of greens and mums graced the church for the 3 pm ceremony. Special musical selections chosen by the couple were "One Hand. One Heart", and "The Wedding Song". The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Matrisciano, 2511 south Vaupell drive Mr and Mrs William Brogan Jr., 1403 Eastwood lane, are the parents of the groom The bride chose an old- fashioned gown of lace, with train, three-quarter length sleeves, high neckline, and peplum Her lace veil was secured with a high crown, and she carried a bouquet of roses and baby's breath Nancie Anderson of McHenry, the bride's sister, was the matron of honor Other attendants were Dolores Theiss, Tamera Tomaszewski, and Francesca Brogan, all of McHenry Attendants were attired in peach quiana v-neck dresses with peplums, and each wore a carnation on the left side of her dress Completing the look were bouquets of mums and greens David Page of McHenry performed the duties of best man Groomsmen were Terance Wisniewski from Chicago, brother of the bride; Gary Durkin, McHenry; and Skip Mette, Fox Lake The bride's mother wore a silver-biege long gown with an open back, while the mother of the groom chose a long silver gown with a matching coat A reception was held from 4:30 to 10 p m for 125 people at Crescent Bay Landing After a wedding trip to Orlando and Cocoa Beach, the couple will be residing in Crystal Lake ONE-STOP lr!!!!.HD32 mnIAMTKAK TICKETS WklUY-W ah Chain-O-Lakcs TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. 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