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> PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29.1978 Three Pierce Daughters Married This Year Vfr. and Mrs. YVillarct Pierce, 810 W. Barbara lane, McHenry, parents of Mary Margaret, shown above with her husband, Larry F. Vitek, can look back on 1978 as a year of celebrations and of much activity, for within five months of the year, three daughters were married at St. Patrick's church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vitek. 3901 Burton trail. Crystal Lake. The bridal couple entertained fifty people at a luncheon reception in their newly built home. Both are graduates of Northern Illinois university, and teach sixth grade at Coventry school in Crystal Lake. i i . Wearing her mother's own veil, Ann M. Pierce made her promises of marriage to Terry J. Tiffany, Lake Tomahawk, Wise., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiffany, Little Chicago, Wise. A reception for 130 friends and relatives was held in the Pierce home after this wedding ceremony. The bride is a 1975 graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school, and attended Blackhawk Technical institute. The groom graduate<fin 1975 from Tremper high school. Kenosha, and attended Gateway Technical institute. They reside in Lake Tomahawk, Wise. Susan Mae Pierce and Edward P. Meyer, son of Mrs. Margaret Meyer, Downers Grove, and the late Edward P. Meyer, were married by Father Bartel in St. Patrick's. Seventy people attended a luncheon reception at the home of the bride's parents afterward. The bride received her bachelor's degree in education from the University of Wisconsin-Plattevilie in 1971, and has taught at St. John's for five years. The Groom received his bachelor of science in art from St. Ambrose college in Iowa, and is employed as a carpenter in Wausau, Wise. The couple reside in Marathon City, Wise. ^ loeoooocoocooo Community Friendship Club Holds Election At Ch ristm as Party At the Friendship club's recent pot luck Christmas dinner at the First United Methodist church. the Cominating committee slate as read, and all present of­ ficers were re-elected President is Mr Harold Wildhagen vice president. Mr Herbert Rose, secretary- treasurer Mrs Lyda Kadisch. and meditations, Mrs Evelyn Smith After the meal, president Harold Wildhagen called the meeting to order at. 7 20 p m Evelyn Smith chose for her meditations Christ The Light of the World", which members found interesting and in spirational The minutes of the previous meeting and financial report \M*re read, approved and accepted It was unanimously agreed to make a donation to "Fish", and also a donation to the church building fund Then the festivities began with several interesting games, for which prizes were awarded The next Friendship club pot luck dinner and meeting will be on Jan 1:5. with Bertha and Elmer Stange having the program Hosts and hostesses will include Daisy and Harold Wildhagen. Lonah and Fiver Wendlandt. and Ralph and Fvelvn Smith The meat committee will consist of Vivian Bassett, Lilah and Bill Jordan Fsther Sims. Florence Colby Mable Thomas and Mary Butler. Helen and Morris Crouch. Ann l)emke and Gertrude Anderson Reba and Hat "ml < and Shirley and John Hosie Member of the congregation fifty years old and older are most welcome to come to Friendship club This is a very casual group meeting the second Saturday of the month at 6 p m for a pot-luck dinner --antf--program--1 except June. July and August) Homemakers Extension Held Holiday Meeting Guess Algernon-" Fawncy this, Percy, a chap here thinks a football coach has four wheels." Percy--"Haw, haw. And how many wheels has the jolly old thing?" Who Decide* "Who decides where you'll spend your holidays--you or your wife?" "I do. of course-then my wife thinks of somewhere better." The annual Homemakers Extension Association council and representatives Christmas party and meeting was held recently at the home of President Mary Kynell Almost all members were present and also unit representatives, each bringing cookies for a cookie exchange The recipes will be printed for all members of H E A in a pamphlet available soon Discussion at the meeting by twembers centered on February program with the exact date to be printed in Bits of Business newsletter Nancy Moore told members present of the trip to the University of Illinois sometime in March. This is open to whoever would like to go and if enough respond, perhaps a bus may be chartered for the trip Those interested should call the of fice Because of the good response from the membership, the book on "Where to Go" will start taking form after the first of the year, with letters going out to all presidents and Public In­ formation chairman about its format Some information will also be published in the Bits of Business newsletter, which will be sent to members sometime^-., in January, After the meeting was ad journed. a pot luck lunch was enjoyed by all present in eluding the office secretaries and advisers. Dave Plocher. Craig Scheidecker and Kathi Heberer The next meeting will fx* on Jan 8. 1979 Wonder Lake Actor To Star "Under Papa's Picture ", a comedy by Joe Connelly and George Tibbiets, will be presented by .the American Repertory Theatre Systems dinner theatre at Andre's Steak house in Richmond Ed Fish Oakwood drive.Wonder Lake, has been cast in the leading role Fish is a newcomer to ARTS, but not to the stage His theatre experience covers a broad range of characterzations in Chicago, at Me Henry County college, and most recently he appeared as Gooper in "Cat on The Hot Tin Roof" at the Woodstock Opera House In "Under Papa's Picture Fish will portray John Francis O'Connell. a young'status conscious executive who is married with one child and is on the verge of solid success with his company when he discovers that his widowed mother is pregnant In his concern for his image, he at tempts to get the father, an Italian artist, to marry his mother Co starring with Fish will Ik * Yvonne Alton of McHenry. as his wife Janice Mrs Alton, an ARTS regular has appeared as Isolde Poole in "Tunnel of I»ve", as Annie in "Ready When You Are C B ",as Bobbie Michelle in Last of the Red Hot Lovers", and most recently as Ellen in "Any Wednesday". jflNUflRK GEflRgnCE SAVE $ $ $ $ as well as a variety of roles for the Lincoln Park. Maragate Park and Gompass Park theatres of Chicago The spotlight will be shared with other veteran actors like Ann Marie Cina of McHenry. w ho is an ARTS regular and the 197H P N &L award winner Outstanding Actress for her role as Linda in "Death of a Salesman". "Under Papa's Picture", directed by Barbara D Miller, will be presented at Andre's Steak House opening Jan 12 flK'iiefit for the Faster Seal) and running Fridays. Satur days <6 p.m., and Sundays (matinees 1:30) through Jan 28 Since seating is limited and reservations necessary it is advisable to call (>78 2671 at an early date In case of doubt, don't borrow and don't lend. !{ Calendar uooooocooooooccoooocS JANUARY 4 McHenry Barracks 1315 Veterans of World War I- meeting at 2 p.m Delta Psi meeting-hostess, Pam Doherty-topic: Teaching Others. JANUARY 8 Blood Pressure check- Whispering Oaks community center 4513 Front Royal drive-l to 3 p.m St Patrick's Ladies' Guild meeting, followed by silent auction-l p.m. U M W Mission Team executive committee meeting-9 a m First United Methodist church McHenry Senior Citizens club meeting 7:30 p m.-West campus cafeteria-Election of officers. JANUARY 9 Koinonia Study group-First United Methodist church-10 a in . and each Tuesday at the same time Ruth Circle-First United Methodist church-meeting, noon home of Mrs Bea Nuziard new members welcome McHenry chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star 547 stated meeting-1309 N. Court- Masonic Temple Bible study class. First United Methodist church 11 a.m.. and each Tuesday at the same time Marcia Mary Ball circle m e e t i n g F i r s t U n i t e d Methodist church-noon JANUARY 10 McHenry Pigtail League meeting McHenry firehouse- Bring markers to make posters interested parents welcome JANUARY 11 "The Glass Menagerie"by McHenry high school drama club at West campus library- curtain time. 8 p m.-tickets on sale at East and West campus starting Jan 5. and at door McHenry Senior Citizens club "Drivers Refresh^ Course"- FirstSession-10 a m to noon- McHenry city hall council chambers Lakeland Park Women's club potluck dinner 6 p m - Lakeland Park community house 1717 N Sunset avenue. JANUARY 12 "The Class Menagerie" by McHenry high school drama club-at West campus library- curtain time. 8 p.m -tickets on sale at East and West campus starting Jan 5. and at door JANUARY 13 "The Glass Menagerie" by McHenry high school drama club-at West campus library- curtain time. 8 p.m -tickets on sale at East and West campus starting Jan. 5. and at door Delta Psi Snow Party Friendship club potluck dinner and meeting-6 p.m - First United Methodist church. 3717 West Main street JANUARY 17 Whispering Oaks Women's club-1 p.m JANUARY 18 McHenry Senior Citizens club" Drivers Refresher Course" -second session-10 a m to noon McHenry city hall council chambers Delta Psi meeting-hostess. Cheryl Brock-topic: Love. U.M.W General meeting- no o*n-potluck luncheon- installation of officers. JANUARY 22 McHenry Senior Citizens club meeting-7:30 p m.-West campus cafeteria-installation of officers JANUARY 24 McHenry Senior Citizens club bus-luncheon-theater trip to Drury Lane North-bus leaves McHenry State Bank parking lot at 11 a m JANUARY 25 McHenry Senior Citizens club "Drivers Refresher Course"- finalsession 10 a m to noon McHenry city hall council chambers JANUARY 31 Delta Psi anniversary "© hav« a nice weekend. ^ ENTHUSE A LITTLE Large Crowd At Seniors9 Party The annual Christmas dinner party of the McHenry Senior Citizens club, attended by 232 persons, featured a very delicious buffet dinner. The social committee had the tables decorated with an individual table favor for each member, plus beautiful centerpieces of various kinds, making a very festive apperance. A few items of importance were annound Mr .John Doerr reminded the members that the bus-luncheon-theater trip on Jan. i4 is on and will be to Marriott 's Lincolnshire (Drury Lane North) instead of at Crystal Lake There will be an additional charge because of the bus. so contact Mrs Louise Giel at once to confirm your reservation. The bus will leave the McHenry State Bank parking lot at 11 a.m Mr James Jansien reported he has scheduled another "Drivers' Refresher Course" series to begin on Thursday. Jan. 11, from 10 a.m. to noon at the McHenry city hall council chambers Any senior citizen having a birthday between now and March should take this series There will be another sometime in March It is not necessary to be a member of the club in order to participate in the course Any further in­ formation desired can be secured by calling Mr Jansen at 385-7475. A collection was taken among the members for Fish, and a total of $160.00 was collected All club dues are due and payable as of Jan. 1; so if 1979 dues have not been paid, one can <|o this atsThe January meetings^ / There will be no executive committee meeting in January because of the holiday A very nice musical program was presented by the Crystal Notes of Crystal Lake, and the members particularly enjoyed the part where they were in­ vited to sing along The next meeting of the club will be on Jan 8 at 7:30 p m at West Campus cafeteria, when the 1979 officers will be elected The officers elected will be installed at the Jan 22 meeting Senior Walk-In Center MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by: Robert John Howell and Alice Lorraine Wheeler, both of Woodstock. Jeffrey G Thompson. Chicago, and Susan Marie Meyer. Cary. Clifford E Chally and Margaret Ann Caveny. both of Algonquin Bobby D Waldrop and Georgia A. Ziller. both of Huntley; Kenneth James Adams. Genoa City, Wis., and Kathleen Marie Bulger. Lake Geneva. Wis ; Lester M Tertany and Jacqueline G. Anderson, both of Woodstock Eugene L Ostrander and Connie S Fisher, both of Williams Bay. Wis.; Tomas R Molina and Christine J Streit. lK)th of Woodstock; Arthur J Moon. Baytown. Texas, and Karen M Kinne. Crystal Lake Keith S Moline and Nancy J Johnson, both of Woodstock. Richard Paul Meipt. Crystal Lake, and Renee Susan Terrian. Lake Zurich, Marc W Turner. Elgin, and Rosemarie Nolan Bump, Algonquin Michael Thomas Evertsen and Sharon L Stermer, both of Crystal Lake; Thomas J Ryan, Port St Lucie, Fla., and Helen R Bingham. Crystal Lake. Harry P. Black and Lynda K Flowers, both of Highwood. Robin R DeWeerdt. Fulton, and Charlene M Gaylord, Crystal Lake; Robert A Soberg and Melody S Zimmerman, both of Crystal Lake; Wendell Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning at 11:45 a.m. Reservations must ^ be made by 1:30 p.m. the day before at 385-8260 The menu for the week of Jan 1 through Jan. 5 is as follows; Jan. 1: HAPPY NEW YEAR! All sites closed. Jan. 2: Ham and scalloped potatoes, indian corn, wheat bread, apricots and cookie, and milk. Jan. Beef stew with vegetables, waldorf salad on lettuce, biscuits, yellow cake, and milk Jan. 4: bven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, peas and pearl onions, rye bread, jello with fruit and milk Jan. 5: Beef and noodles with gravy, gren beans, pickled beets, corn bread, sliced peaches, and milk Seliga Baptism Held Recently At the recent christening at St John the Baptist, Michael James Seliga was the name bestowed on the first child born to Darrell and Sally Seliga of Ringwood Michael was born Nov 1, weighing 8 lbs. 5 ozs. The new baby 's grandparents are Sam and Patricia Tomasello of Pistakee Bay, Irene Beran of Sunnyside. and Chester Seliga of Chicago. Sally's brother and sister. Vince and Maria Tomasello. are the godparents Mary Seliga. Emily Brya. and Doris Roberts are Michael 's great- grandmothers Ray Feltner and Brenda S Espy, both of McHenry Gregory L Foreman and Carol A DesCamps, both of McHenry; Theron L Young, McHenry. and Mildred L Kennedy, Fox Lake; Ralph V. Robinson Jr.. McHenry. and Donna M Salerno. Cary Frederick F Shepstftn and Donna M. Peterson, both of McHenry: Richard D Zeoli and Dawn R Shaw, both of Rich­ mond; Jeffrey W Meyers and/ Alison D Boyer, both of McHenry. Howard Leon Cornwall and Laura Lea Lupo. both of McHenry; Marvin A Fell and Theresa C. Hodyl. both of McHenry James R Fritz and Cynthia Anne Johnson, both of Marengo Richard C Sanders. Elgin, and Catherine A Fitzgerald. Union: Thomas Hagar Orr and Susan Marie Peaslee. both of Harvard; James E O'Neill and Ingrid A Geisel. both of Harvard Joseph C Rohe and Ann M Pajak, both of Marengo. Jeffrey C Stiles. Grinnel. Iowa, and Lauren A Gelinas, Har vard. Gordon P Wells. Har vard. and Kathleen J Dykstra, Burlington. Wis LITTLE KNOWN FACTS Some baby specia l i s t s recommend taking your baby out in winter dur ing the mid d ie of the day (between the 10 a .m and 2 p .m. feedings in the ear ly months) . 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