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I PAGE 2 -PLAINDEA! ' W FKHMS , MAR< II 28,1»8« tL i y Wed At St. Patrick's Prepare For Fashion Show KAREN ANN WEIDNER AND BENJAMIN J. SWANTZ FALL WEDDING - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weidner of McHenry announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Ann, to Benjamin J. Swantz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swantz, formerly of McHenry, now residing in La Crosse, Wis. Both are McHenry Community high school graduates. A Fall wedding is planned. SUSAN WHITE AND STEVEN PETROS ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack White of McHenry announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Steven Petros of Crystal Lake. The future bride is a 1977 graduate of McHenry Community high school. The prospective bridegroom graduated from Crystal Lake high school in 1973. A May wedding is planned. INCOME TRK SERVICE Yegge Accounting *Exp«ri«nc»d •Professional •Personalized •Year-Round INCOME TRK SERVICE Phone FOR APPOINTMENT CANCEL SCHOOL MEETING The board of education of McHenry Community high school district 156 has cancelled the regularly scheduled instructional meeting for Tuesday. April 1, due to Spring vacation. Life is too short to be wasted trying to please or imitate other people. Nature does her best to persuade mankind that this is a pleasant earth. 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The menu for the week of March 31 through April 4 is senior walk-in 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 March 31 through April 4 is as follows: March 31: Pork ten­ derloin. baked potatoes, Indian corn, bread, rice pudding, milk. April 1: FIRST FOOLS DAY Beef stew with vegetables, creamy cole slaw, crusty rolls, tapioca pudding, milk. April 2: Baked sole Almondine, au gratin potatoes, green beans, muffins, mixed fruit sur­ prise. milk. April 3: Baked ham with raisin sauce, sweet potatoes, California mixed vegetables, wheat bread, fresh oranges, mimlk. April 4: Good Friday -- office and all sites closed. <3& C A must for the well- dressed man is the classic button down shirt collar in cotton and polyester blend. The new short collar look shirt features a mono­ gram med pocket. St. Patrick's Catholic church, McHenry, was the setting for the exchange of vows March 22 between the former Kristi-Ann Weyland, Rhinelander, Wis., and James W: Finnan, also of Rhinelander. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Weyland of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Finnan of DeKalb are the parents of the groom. Reverend Edmund P. Petit officiated at the 3 p.m. double ring ceremony and special selections were performed by Mary Ann Wegener, accompanied by Toni Weaver at the organ, Readings at the Mass were said by John Weyland, brother of the bride, and special servers were Dan and Tim Conway. The groom was escorted up the aisle by his parents and the bride was given away by both of heF parents. The bride approached the altar in a white quiana gown featuring a Queen Anne neckline, long laced sleeves, with a floor length skirt falling into a chapel length train. Her cathedral length veil was secured by a silk flower headpiece of Baby's Breath and Lilies of the Valley. She carried a bouquet of peach silk flowers. All friends of the bride. Maureen McGrath, Milwaukee, Wis., was the maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mary Doran and Kathleen Arizzi, both of Crystal Lake; Cindy Stull. Evanston and Debbie Olsen, Rhinelander, Wis. Attendants were gowned in mid-length quiana dresses in varying shades of peach, featuring long sleeves, cowell neckline and a sashed waist. They carried peach and beige silk flowers and wore silk flowers in their hair. Duties of best man were performed by Kevin McKarrall, Rhinelander. friend of the groom. Groomsmen were friends of the groom, Michael Hut- tenan and David Mitchell, both of DeKalb; Jeffery Clark, Lakewood and Roger Finnan, brother of the groom, currently serving his Country, stationed in West Germany. Ushers were Joseph Weyland, McHenry, brother of the bride and J, J. Finnan, DeKalb, brother of the groom. The mother of the bride chose a handkerchief hemmed chiffon gown in pastel pink tone print, A sea mist green, pleated, floor length gown of quiana, with draped sleeves was the choice of the mother* of the groom. . , A candlelight dinner was served at 6 p.m. at the Johnsburg Community ctyb for 175 guests. Tonee Weyland, cousin of the bride, handled the guest book. Honored guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braidwood, grandparents of the bride from Cledarwater, Fla., and Mrs. Mary Weylaiid, God­ mother of the bride from Richardson, Tex. The couple will reside in Rhinelander after a honeymoon trip to Disney World in Florida. The bride is a 1973 graduate of McHenry Community high school, graduated from Nicolet college, Rhinelander, in 1978 and is presently employed as a bank teller for the First Financial Savings and Loan of Rhinelander. The groom graduated from DeKalb high school and is currently attending Nicolet college part-time and also is the owner of Alpine Builders in Rhinelander. The bride was honored at a pre-nuptual shower in McHenry, given by Mrs. Dennis Conway, Mrs. Russel Weyland and Mrs. Wm. H. Weyland, Jr.; in DeKalb, hosted by Ms. Pamela Finnan; and in Crystal Lake by the maid of honor and bridesmaids. r Models for the upcoming fund-raiser for McHenry hospital, from left, Mae Stinespring, McHenry; Barb Wernquist, Richmond; Vonnie Ferguson, McHenry and Julie Deener, Wonder Lake, are preparing for the April 9 "La Fashion Affaire" fashion show-dinner. The event will be held at the Crescent Bay Landing in Johnsburg. Tickets are avilable from the McHenry hosptial Auxiliary members by writing P. O. Box 69, McHenry. Don Peasley Photo Auxiliary Honors Nurses AFS Student Visits Club Mary Butler and Mabel Thomas, in charge of the program when the Friend­ ship club met at the First United Methodist church for their March potluck dinner and meeting intro­ duced Michael A. Fresen, an A.F.S. student from Johannesburg, South Africa. He is a fine young man. who gave a very in­ teresting and enjoyable program. including slides and a delightful narration. He answered many, many questions, and everyone enjoyed meeting and talking with him, and were en­ chanted with his accent ana manner of speech. Esther Sims read very inspirational meditations, happy birthday was sung to all members celebrating at this time, and there Were no anniversaries. The next meeting of Friendship club will be Saturday. April 12, at 5:30 p.m., in the new Fellowship hall, when Helen and Reno Eckardt will have the program. Cleda and Leona Cracken, Lyda Radispn,u. Helen and Harry Lundy,' Gertrude Anderson and Anne Demke will be hosts and hostesses. The meat committee will consist of Bertha and Elmer Stange, Esther Sims, Florence Colby, Violet and Charles Kopp, Alice Holmgren. Daisy and Harol Wildhagen, Norman and" Frank Pieplow, Laura Norton and Lonah and Elver Wendlandt. t Friendship club is a very casual, warm and friendly group, meeting the second Saturday of the month (except June. July and August) at 5:30 p.m. at the church, for a potluck dinner, followed by a short business meeting and an interesting program. AH raerinbers - of ^he. ' cOn^regatfbn. flfty years old (and older), are urged to come and enjoy this won­ derful fellowship. National Nurses week was observed at McHenry hospital with the presentation of corsages to hospital nurses by the Auxiliary. Shown presenting the flowers is Auxiliary president, Hjordis Karlsen to Kathleen Helberg, R.N.; Maureen Berry, R.N.; Sue Walker, R.N. and Therese Polyack. Grandma Offer Scholarships The Women of the Moose McHenry Chapter No. 1348, is offering scholarships to persons in medical oc­ cupation training. To be eligible, one must be currently enrolled in or accpted to a Fall 1980 session in an accredited training program, such as nursing school, etc. Scholarship applications are available at the McHenry Community high school. West campus and at the Moose lodge. The completed ap­ plications are to be post­ marked no later than May 1, 1980, and are to be returned to Mrs. Elaine Daley, Hospital chairman. 426 N. Hill, Woodstock, 111., 60098. It is not necessary to be a member of the Moose to be eligible for an award. Scarcely any minor an­ noyance angers me more than being sud­ denly awakened out of a pleasant sleep. -Martin Luther. !Z7(i£ Of 2 iJ wish to exfiXEAi my sincere and afifixeciation to CL[[ urlio cAAaxcH vol or me tn ted fc fStli ^Primary L7 frojxE. you uriff continue, to sufifxoxt my candidacy foi dounty O^oaxd memHrer from *J^i±trict 2 in the <^\fooeriiJjex ^enexat ECection. 3* duxxan GRANDMA SEZ Uppermost, in th' minds o' most o' us, is th' hope f'r peaceful means, o' resolvin' th' existin' differences, involvin' us wi' countries across th' seas. • It takes so little agitation t' stir th' multitudes t' violent action, an' so many r'spond wi'out forethought, that th' issue b'comes un­ controllable afore ye know it. Many act blindly, an' r'gret it afterward. In this day, wi' th' whole world a watchin' th' out­ come, it b'hooves us t' take great care which way we move. Seems like a sittin' on a keg o' dynamite, not knowin' which way t' turn, wi'out a setting' it off. In this age, 'tis hard t' b'lieve such things c'n happen, but we, in this America, can't realize what it is like, t' live wi'out our freedoms. Folks, who're controlled in ways which wouldn't be tolerated here, are easy pawns f'r th' rabble-rousers, an' r'spond wi'out a knowin' why, in many instances. It seems reassurin' t' have a man, in charge, who won't go off, half-cocked, t' use force t' bring about a satisfactory conclusion t' th' problem. B'cause we, here in our country o' free thinkin', can't understand th' reasonin' o' folks, who live wi' a greatly different background than we, it is so difficult t' understand why we're involved in the dif­ ficult sitiation. Me thinks there's a lot more t' it, than meets th' eye. When trust is betrayed, seems like there's no way t' go. This granny feels that people in th' "North Coun­ tries", want peaceful relations wi' others, an' bein' ruled wi' fear o' con­ sequences, don't dare t' defy th' strong hold wi' which they're governed. Readin' th' last book o' me Bible, seems like th' pieces o' th' puzzle, 're fittin' t'gether. Wi' th' years a nearin' th' 2,000th mark, one wonders! But. wi' Spring a manifestin' an' th' world a turnin' as usual, it hain't easy t' think o' th' chaos that could affect our lives, more'n th' inflated economical conditions we cope wi' daily. We c'n only hope an' pray that th' good Lord '11 put wisdom into th' minds o' those we trust t' guide our destiny. F'r th' life o' me, an' many wi' whom this granny divulges me views, we can't figger how anyone'd relish a gittin' inter th' melee, but we all hope f'r someone, wi' th' wisdom t' cope judiciously wi' th' trials which b'set us. May God grant this world a peaceful future, an' put at rest, th' minds o' us, who trust in Him. Grandma Radtke OPEN NOW FOR OUR FAMOUS FISH fKS SERVING - FRIDAYS • 5-10 PM ALSO SERVING: STEAK-WHOLE CATFISH--PEER DATTER SHRIMP AND SANDWICHES PISTRKEE COUNTRY CLUB „ CUMLMAN A BAY RD., PISTAKEE BAY & 0 ANNETTE DE SIDERO AND WALLY GEORGE TV PERSONALITIES TO WED -- Lois Neumann, of 1220 W. River Terrace drive, McHenry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Annette De Sidero, to Hollywood television producer and personality Wally George. Annette, who has been living and working in Los Angeles for the past two and a half years, is an actress and model. It was at an audition for the Job of co-host for "Wally George's Hollywood Showcase" TV program that the couple met. Wally George is a weU known radio and television personality in Hollywood. The wedding is scheduled for July 28. M.,ROBOT CLICK Podiatrist - Foot Specialist 'fc*i>l<lu *FmI Svrftry •G*Mr«l Car* *Sp«rt MM* •CUMiWs FmI Mhw McHenry Off ice 4305 W. Elm Street (Rte. 120-Across the Street from Hofnsby's)