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/* PAGE 2-PL RIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1981 y OCLCL t Present Fall Fashion Show Guest Speaker At Meeting Fed In Springy Grove The next regular meeting of St. Agatha Court No. 777 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters will be held Monday, Oct. 19, at 7. p.m., at thfeJphnsburj Community cratJT Brother Paul Bauer, who spent many years as a missionary in Africa, will be the guest speaker for the evening. A pizza party will follow the meeting, with Jane Mann in charge of the following committee: Debbie Schultz. Dorothy Hiller, Rose Far- well, Pat Sayler, Marge Sch- mitt and Nancy Majercik. St. Agatha Court is going to sponsor a Pancake Break­ fast Sunday, Oct. 25, for the benefit of the Restoration fund. The event, which is being planned by Mrs. Kathryn Huff, will be held at the Johnsburg Community iub, from 7:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. A Bake Sale will be featured at the breakfast. A Mass for deceased members of the society is scheduled to be conducted Monday, Nov. 16, at 6:30 p.m., in thej Johnsburg Community tnej , 4 All members are urged to support all activities of the group. An election of delegates afid alternates to the state convention of the National Catholic , Society of Foresters, in Rockford, June 8 through 11, was held recently. Delegates elected are Katie Dehn, Marie Oeffling, Elaine Miller, Marie Frett and Elseda Fuchs. Alternates are Mabel Smith, Jane Mann, Doris Freund, Laura Sch- mitt and Katie Hull. Gallagher Vice-President Of Senior Citizens Club Jo Roti, president, opened the meeting of the Wonder Lake Senior Citizens club with all members pledging allegiance to the flag. Following a reading of the minutes, Lucille Schrader, secretary, read a letter from Burt Annis, resigning his These McHenry area members of the Mental Health Resource league for McHenry county are Hnll admiring a lovely wreath that will be sold at the 'Boutique', a popular part of the league's Fall Fashion Show, "Home For the Holidays". From left are Sheila Aleckson, Pat Przetacznik, Marilyn Bisiewicz and Kathleen Bowman. "Home For the Holidays", the annual Fall Fashion Show presented by the Mental Health Resource league for MtHenry county, will be held Monday, Oct. 26, at Crescent Bay Landing, McHenry. Professional models will prevue many lovely Fall and holiday fashions. This very special day starts off with opening the Boutique' at 10:30 a m Members of the league have been hard at work for mopths creating unique handcrafted articles that will be offered for sale Chairman Cindy Rupp of McHenry promises many new items this year, as well as some repeats of past best sellers Also available at the 'Boutique' will be copies of the league's second annual cookbook. "The Cookie Jar". Over 50 favorite cookie recipes from league members have been collected by Sheila Aleckson of McHenry and her com­ mittee Samples of' the cookies will also be sold and a complimentary copy of the cookbook will be presented to each ticket holder Sixtieth Annivers A delicious luncheon will be serve^ at 12 p.m., followed oy the fashion show Fashion Show co- chairmen Val Loth of Crystal Lake, and Joyce Schwegel of Algonquin, are pleased to announce that ticket prices will remain the same as last year. All profits from the show are used to support various mental health agencies in this county. For more in­ formation on purchasing tickets for "Home For the Holidays", one may contact Mrs. James J. O'Dwyer of McHenry DESSERT CARD PARTY St Patrick's Ladies Guild will sponsor a public Fall Dessert Card Party Thur­ sday, Oct. 22, in the church to benefit the ucational fund of the There will be table cial prizes.^ All bers of the guild are invited to attend the Board meetmg to be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, in the McHenry Public Library. Square Dance r ^ Spooks, witches, goblins ' and all kinds of mysterious people will fill the Rainbow Rambler's Square Dance hall Sunday. Oct. 25, from 7 to 10 p.m Costumes or square dance apparel are optional and prizes will be awarded for the most original. George and Joyce will begin the evening with a round dance; Delta Smith will call the squares a^d Helen has charge of line a^ncing. The fun filled evening will take place at Robert Crown school, on Bonner road one half block west of Highway 12, in Wauconda. For in­ formation, one may call Chuck Fisher, 344-3074. office of vice-president, which was accepted. Ed Gallagher was then ap­ pointed to fill out the term of vice-president. Treasurer Sally Matt, now fully recovered from an operation, gave her report. Tom Hillier's filling in during her illness was very much appreciated. Ed Gallagher reported on the trip to the Holiday Folk Fair Nov. 22. The Christmas party was discussed and the date set for Dec. 21. The Show and Tell event turned out to be very in­ teresting. Many brought homemade articles and gifts from foreign countries; also some beautiful paintings. - A motion was then made to adjourn, after which cake and coffee was served and the rest of the afternoon spent playing cards or socializing. At the next meeting of the group,* Oct. 19, blood pressures will be taken from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. for all Wonder I>ake senior citizens. Everyone is urged to dress Mn Halloween costumes for the meefing. Music will be furnished for the enjoyments, of all. •s Newylweds Honeymoon In Caribbean Islands Marriage licenses Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office_by: / Charles Cannell, Palatine, and Monika I. Treptau. McHenry; Allan M. Oeffling and Patricia S. Freeland, both McHenry; Donald E Tennison and Bernie J. Dvorscak, both McHenry. MR. AND MRS. FORD HANFORD The children ot Mr. and Mrs Ford Hanford 15')4 N. Green street, McH ry, * invite all their 'dative ,-irid /""^ friends to an open House to ^ be held at th' couple's home I Saturday, Oct. 24, on the occasion of their sixtieth anniversary. Fofdyce Hanford and Christine Freund were married Oct. 26, 1921, in Spring Grove, 111 J Their four children are Bill (Jessie) of Downers Grove, 111., Bob (Helen) of Spooner, Wis., Luella (Leo) Braidman of McHenry and Edna (Bob) McClain, Big Bear City, Cal. They have 10 grandchildren and four.* great­ grandchildren. It is the request of the celebrants that they receive no presents, just everyone's presence McHenry Savings & Loan's 1982 CHRISTMAS CLUB HIGHEST RATE IN TOWN EARN 6% INTEREST STARTINC NOVEMBER 1! SIGN UP TODAY Beauty Contest Winner north Michigan avenue, Chicago. Her achievements include two TV commercials; modeling in some McHenry area newspapers; she was featured in Young Cheerleaders catalog, sent to all high schools and colleges in the country; appeared in a Chicago sweater catalog; and was the youngest entrant to compete in the Face of '80 s competition, which was conducted nationwide. Currently a senior at McHenry East campus, Dawn was on the year book staff and ran track for two years and belonged to the Drama club as a freshman. She showed promise of becoming a model early in life when she was selected as Little Miss Peanut for the Kiwanis club in 1971 and went on to win the district title. A McHenry resident for 14 years, Dawn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Douglas. She enjoys hor­ seback riding, ar,t £nd jogging; and hopes to pursue a career of modeling or singing in the future. A professional model, Dawn Dpuglas, age 17, 1503 Cedar street, McHenry, has been declared winner of a Chicago area beauty contest. She received a professional makeup course and her hair was professionally styled at a beauty salon located on o McHENRY i S A V I N G S ft i ••• Ml»Ci«i»«a jfGg: A*0 « OA H A SSOf I A T 'ON ' 1?09 North Gfpen Slreet. McHenry 815 385-3000 * •!<>', .'it \1 >-n • -f I|>| HI'i ft'M .M)M UUiV * < » «>'« • off fWiTr 4 >'» M»,r<ttr»¥ If? 6*9-3333 lAvftt HCHHK • O® ««> * 30 p* on# Thur*4«r * 00 om »© t 00 pn» f • 0 mm 3 00 pm dfty Mr HiHity O**' f 0< <»# In • 00 •»" •*» J 00 pm (lo««d DEPOSITS INSURED TO $100,000 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORP . fdople > A wedding trip to the beautiful Caribbean Islands was in the honeymoon plans of newly married Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andreas. The bride is the former Jane BeGuhl, daughter of Donald and Elaine BeGuhl, 219 Downy drive, Kan- sasville^Wis. Duane and Doris Ahdreas, 3920 N. Hillcrest, McHenry, are the parents of the bridegroom. The 3:30 p.m. solem­ nization was performed by the Reverend Martin Mueller, Sr. on Oct. 9, in St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, Water- ford, Wis. Special background music included "Wedding Song", "We've Only Just Begun" and "The Lord's Prayer". The church was t>eautifully decorated with ytwo sweeping, L-shaped arrangements of multi­ colored and white flowers at the altar; flower clusters and ferns gracing the pews; and softly lit by kerosene lanterns in the windows. The bride wore a strapless bridal gown of white crystal organza over ivory bridal satin, accented with venice and silk lace. The fitted bodice was coverd with lace and enhanced at the jwaistline with a lilac satin ash Lace edged the emline, flowing to the at- ached train. The strapless fantasy was highlighted with a removable bolero jacket, embellished with guipure and venice lace, fashioned with long, tapered sleeves. Her head was adorned with a candlelight colored Princess Eugene hat, covered with sea pearls and accented on one side with two large silk roses, securing a poof veil of silk illusion, with a blusher. She carried a light and airy, free-form bouquet of white butterfly orchids, white sweetheart roses and variegated ivy. The honor attendants were twin sisters of the bride, JoAnn and EUAnn BeGuhl of Kansasville. Bridesmaids were a friend of Thf couple, Patty Cowey-Balib&r of Milwaukee, Wis.;\tm bride's friend Rose Beiz^ Photography / Now Is The Time For Sit t ings For That Very Special Christmas Portrait Cal l Today 385-0093 P h o t o g r a p h y B y N M c h t n i v Burlington, Wis.; and a cousin of the groom, Kim Husby of LaCrosse, Wis. Honor attendants were attired in ^orchid, floor length, empire waist gowns of polyester knit with shirred bodices, full skirts and spaghetti straps. The removable, short-sleeved jackets were adorned with embroidered lace on English netting. Bridesmaids wore identical gowns in seaspray, maize and apricot. Their head pieces were a half halo of multi-colored flowers with silk streamers matching the gowns. They all carried free-form bouquets with natural stems of multi­ colored carnations, white starburst chrysanthemums and green ivy. The flower girl was a friend of the bride, Jessica Leonhardt of Kansasville. She was similarly attired to the attendants, in blue, and carried a basket effect bouquet with velvet ribbon, multi-colored flowers and ivy. Handling the duties of best man were the groom's brothers. Dirk an Dana Andreas of Mc.Henry. Groomsmen were the bride's brother. Russell BeGuhl of Kansasville; a college friend of the groom, John Mertens of Minnesota; and a grade school friend of the groom, Tom Cahill of McHenry. Ushers were friends of the -grt>dtn, Jim Bennett of Wonder Lake, 111. and Paul LaBlanc of Crystal Lake, 111. The mother of the bride chose a smokey blue, floor length gown with chiffon sleeves, lace bodice and matching sleeveless lace jacket. A burgundy floor length gown with matching chiffon covering the bodice and extending into long full sleeves, accented with a pearl and gold pin at the waistline, was the choice of the groom's mother. Eddie s Ballroom in Twin Lakes, Wis. was the setting for a dinner served to 300 friends and relatives, followed by a reception for an additional 500 guests. The newlyweds will make their home at 1020 W. Mc- Neese street, Lake Charles, La. The bride, a current college student, received an associate^degree from Gateway Technical in Kenosha, Wis. The groom received an electrical engineering degree in May from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, Wis. and is presently a field engineer for Dresser Atlas in Lake Charles. MR. AND MRS. FRANK DOWELL St. Peter's church in Spring Grove, 111. was the setting for the Oct. 10 ex­ change of promiS£*~"'of marriage between the former Diane Stanek and Frank Dowell. Father John Kilduff officiated at the 2 p.m. nuptials before an altar decorated with white car­ nations. Appropriate musical selections were performed by Pet Thelen. The bride is the daughter of Wencil and Joanne Stanek, 303 James road, Spring Grove. Glenn and Lois Dowell, Route 1, Box 274, Trevor, Wis., are the parents of the bridegroom. The bride wore a white sheer organza gown featuring a chantilly lace bodice and Queen Anne neckline. The bishop sleeves echoed the chantilly lace treatment. An Austrian gathered organza apron fell from the empire waist, over a double chantilly flounce. The edge of the apron was trimmed with chantilly lace. Her head piece was a venice profile cap, caught with a silk venice mantilla. Sh£ carried a bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis and baby's breath. Attending the bride were Patty Cukla of Twin Lakes, Wis.; Carol Busch of Spring Grove and the groom's sister, Mary Lou Dowell of Trevor, Wis. j Attendants were attired in floor length gowns of violet Wayne Gaylord Photography qiana, styled with spaghetti straps and a pleated skirt. A short chiffon cape with split sleeves, accented with small ties at the shoulder, com­ pleted the look. They carried white carnations tipped in lavender, small lavender lilies, pink flowers and purple statis, graced with baby's breath. Serving the groom as best man and groomsmen were Bill Werner of McHenry, Donny Tritz of Genoa City, Wis. and the bride's brother, Steve Stanek of Spring Grove. The mother of the bride chose a floor length qiana gown in mint green and her flowers were mint green tipped roses with baby's breath. A coral, floor length, silky material gown was the choice of the groom's , mother. Her flowers were coral tipped roses with baby's breath. A reception for 200 friends and relatives was held in the basement hall of the church. Upon their return from a honeymoon in Georgip, the newlyweds will reside in Woodstock. The new Mrs. Dowell graduated from Richmond- Burton high school in 1978 and is currently a secretary at the Fox Lake State bank. Her husband, a 1976=, graduate of Wilmot high school is a self-employed horseshoer. MARILYN LAVARRA AND JEFFREY FRANK SPRING WEDDING -- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LaVarra of McHenry announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Ann to Jeffrey L. Frank of Glen Eilyn, IU. The future bridegroom is formerly of Eau Claire, Wis., where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, itili reside. A Spring wedding is planned. Divorces Judgments for dissolution of marriage were granted recently in 19th Judicial Circuit court to: Terrell G. O'Day and A f ! i Wtf Vtf Wtf Wrf Wtf Utf Vtf Vtf Wtf Wrifctf Vtf Wtf WW Sol Sharon C. O'Day; Raymond R. Mathis and Marie E. Mathis; Harriet G. Robbins and Bruce Robbins. Fern Filip and George Filip; Beverly J. May and Kenneth J. May; Carol Roney and John S. Roney; Timothy A. Stanley and Judith P. Stanley. Jm'i Indoer FIm Market 5114 Rt. 176, Crystal/Lake fa ML W. if It 31-2 ML E. if It14) OPEN AT 8 AM EVERY SAT ft SUN Supar Bargains On Naw And Usad Mdsa. 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