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PAGK 2 - IM. \I\UK.\LKK KKIDAY. JINE 18, 1 i BRIDGET H0LA8 AND MARTIN KRAFT AUGU8T WEDDING - Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Holes, 4M6 Shore drive, McHenry, announce the engagement el their daaghter Bridget, to Martin Kraft of Palatine, III., son of Mr. and Mr*. Martin Kraft of Chicago. An Ang. 28, 1882 wedding It planned. Maria Kay Warren Married In Mother's Wedding Gown 1 Wearing the same dress her mother wore on her own wedding day, the former Maria Kay Warren ap­ proached the altar of Wonder Lake Bible church to exchange solemn promises of marriage with Mark Howard Cherry. The Reverend Richard-Wright and the Reverend Howard Cherry, the bridegroom's father, officiated at the 1 p.m. ceremony on June 12, in a setting of dusty rose candles, silk flower arrangements and white wedding bells with white and dusty rose streamers Appropriate music included "For With Time Our Father Hath Bfought To Paas", sung by Mark Cherry; and the "Wedding Song" and "My Tribute", sung by John Matthews. The bride is the daughter of James Carroll and Mary Lou Warren, 7815 Wooded Shores drive, Wonder Lake. The Reverend Howard and Mrs. Sue Cherry, 465 Campus street, Hun­ tington, Ind , 46750, are the parents of (he groom. The bridal gown was fashioned of silk organza and lace, featuring a lace bodice styled with long, tapered sleeves and scoop neck, front and back, with scattered seed pearls and iridescent sequins. The bouffant skirt, which was appliqued with flowers of lace, and embroidered with seed pearls and sequins, flowed into a chapel length train. She carried a bouquet of white and burgundy silk roses. Serving as maid of honor was Debbie Freund of McHenry. Bridesmaids were JoAnne Blume of McHenry, Janice Anderson of Skokie, 111. and Joanne Brenneman of Spencerviile, Ohio Attendants were attired in floor length, dusty rose dresses. The bodice was gathered to a large yoke with a small stand-up collar, and decorative buttons ran down the front of the yoke. The sleeves were banded above the elbow and the skirt was gathered at the waist. Handling the duties of best man was Iy>n Cherry of Huntington. Ind. Groomsmen - were Steve Spata of Schaumburg, III., John Matthews of Oregon, Wis. and Jason Warren of Wonder Lake. They wore light gray tuxedos, white shirts and ascots. The groom wore a light gray tuxedo with tails, a white shirt and bow tie. The mother of the bride choae a long-sleeved, light blue voile dress, trimmed with white lace, and a ruffle edged her floor length skirt A mauve dress with long, shirred sleeves and a pleated, floor length skirt was the choice of the groom's mother. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the church for 200-250 friends and relatives. When they return from a honeymoon in Michigan, the newlyweds will reside in De Kalb, III. where both will attend Northern Illinois university. The new Mrs Cherry graduated from McHenry West campus in 1900. attended Moody Bible institute one year, and McHenry County college one year. She is employed as a nur­ se's aide at Royal Terrace Nursing Home in McHenry, Her husband graduated from De Kalb high school in Indiana iiti 1978, graduated from Moody Bibl£ institute in 1981, attended Huntington college one year, and is a summer factory worker The Ringwood United Methodist church will be holding its annual chicken barbecue on the church lawn Saturday, July 10, with serving times at 4, 5 and 6 o'clock. The menu will • include chicken, baked potato, baked 'I beans, cole slaw and poasibly sweet corn, if available. Homemade desserts, not included in the dinner ticket, will be available. Tickets may be purchased through Mrs. Walt Wilcox of Woodstock; CHOOSI THE I i BEST Baber Quick. "Wouldn't You Really Rather Have A Buick" TEST DRIVf THI i 982 RIVIiRA OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE TO MAKE A BETTER DEAL Also. large Soloction Ooubl* Checked (312) 587*2565 U»*d Cart W f. 91 S. ROUTE 12, FOX LAKE, IL Open Daily 9-8 pm, Friday 9-6 pm, Saturday 9-5 pm Sariko Speciol lube 8 Oil 3r Dinner-Dance • v Tickets On Sale Tickets for the annual Richmond- Burton Community High School Alumni association dinner-dance are available for all RBCHS alumni and guests at a bank and a pharmacy In Richmond; and from Mrs. Barry (Eileen) Gwizdala. The event ia set for Saturday, July 10, at Andre's Steak House. Cocktail hour will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:30 and dancing at 9:38. This year, the alumni will honor the class of 1907 for its twenty-fifth an­ niversary and the class of 1982 for its fiftieth. The class of 1882 will also be honored. . Officers are Phyllis Vogel, president; Chris Lay, vice-praaldent. and Eileen Gwizdala, aocretary- treasurer. Deadline for obtaining tickets is July l. COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS Due to the legal obaervance of the Fourth on July 5, the regular monthly meeting of Compassionate Friends, Inc., will be held July 19, at 7 p.m., at the Mental Health Service office, 4302- G N. Crystal Lake road, McHenry. GET-TOGETHER A get-together is being planned for divorced, widowed, or single people with the common bond of being without a mate. Those interested in attending are urged to call 385*4308, or write to Solo, 314 Country Club drive, ^McHenry, 111. 60050. Plan Annual Dinner-Summer Social i/ Parte hilars A St Peter's sbown dticnnfait p|| Dinner and Snnuner Sodelte be held Sunday, Jane 27, la cooked meal, with asserted hememede pies. There will the dmrch ball. From left to right are John Thomas, also he garnet and prises. Tfeketa available at the door. Haael Thomas, Father Jefca KUdufTPaater, Colette Ktter irch. Spring Grove, are and Robert Klier. Servieg will be from noon to 2 a.m. aad tar the aanaal Chicken the public Is Invited to come and enioy a goad, home- i held Sunday, Jane 27, In cooked meal, with aeserted homemade plea. There will Gohl-Palahniuk Repeat Vows In Christ The King Church Hold Annual Chicken Barbecue Marge Evana, Althea Walkington and Doris Low of the Wonder Lake and Ringwood area; and Alice Poet and Katy Christopher of McHenry. On Sunday, July 11, the Isaiah 53 group will present a program of contemporary and Christian muaic at 10:30 a.m., under the tent. This will be a combined worship service of both the Ringwood and Greenwood churches The public is invited to attend. Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake, was the setting for the June 12,1 p.m. nuptials of the former Cynthia L. Gohl and Roman M. Palahniuk. Father Dorrance E. Tranel was the celebrant, the altar was bedecked with flowers in shadea of yellow and pink, and background music was provided by the bride's brother David and a family friend, Wally Johnson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gohl, 4804 Winnebago drive, Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wasyl Palahniuk, 4929 N. Mulligan, Chicago, are the parenta of the bridegroom Depicting the Victorian era, the bride wore a long sleeved gown of white chiffon, accented with Lace and pearls on the high neckline, bodice and cuffs. Her headpiece, created by herself and her mother, formed a wreath of white silk roses and stephanotis. Her chapel length veil was designed to fold into a bustle later in the day. In keeping with the tradition of 'something borrowed* she wore an heirloom gold bracelet belonging to her aunt. To complete 'he look, she carried a cascade bouquet of white elegaftce, stephanotis. baby's breath and yellow and pink roses. The maid of honor was Pam Krasucki of McHenry. Bridesmaids were Irene Weidemiller, Bollingbrook; Motrie Durbak, Chicago. Barbara Brodin and Wendy Gildemeister, Wonder Lake; and Cheryle Palahniuk, Chicago. Tracie Migatz of West Dundee was the junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore seafoam green gowns featuring a pleated skirt and off the shoulder ruffle. The maid of honor was similarly attired in a deeper shade of green. They all carried Spring bouquets in shades of yellow and pink. The flower girl was Stacie Weidemiller of Bollingbrook. She wore a long dress of white eyelet and carried a bouquet matching the bridesmaids. The best man was Andy Palahniuk of Chicago. Groomsmen were Bob Demski, Dennis Shierer and Keith Wickery. all of Chicago; Curt Gohl, Wonder Lake; and Lee Ratti, Galena, III. Christopher Gohl of Wonder Lake was the junior groomsman and Steven Reale of West Chicago was the ring bearer. Ushers were Andy Durbak and Ron Garan, both of Chicago The mother of the bride choae a floor length qiana gown of buttercup yellow, with a abort chiffon jacket gathered at the waist. A cinnamon color street length dress was the choice of the groom's mother. Both had wrist corsages of pink and yellow Spring flowers. Immediately following the ceremony, 100 friends and relativea attended an Open House at the home of the bride's parenta. Later, a reception was held for 200 guests at Northwest Builders association, Chicago. Upon return from a two-week honeymoon in Clearwater, Fin. the newlyweds will reside on the nor­ thwest side of Chicago. The new^ Mrs. Palahniuk, a graduate of McHenry Community high school in 1977, and the College of Lake County in 1980, is a certified dental assistant in Chicago. Her husband graduated from Taft high school, Chicago, is presently a student at Northeastern University of Illinois, and a salesman in Chicago. Senior Walk-In Center MKE CRAUSE AND JOI^LYNN PRAZAK Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning' nt 11:45 a.m. - Reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m. the day before at 385-8380. The menu for the week of June 21 through 25 is as follows: Jane 21: Egg salad sandwich, carrots and celery sticks, cucumber salad, tomato soup, cookie, milk. June 22: Beefaroni, peas, lettuce and tomato salad, bread, baked cuatard, milk. June 23: Barbecued chicken, baked potato, mixed vegetablea, rye bread, orange, milk. June 24: Hot dog with bun, assorted condiments, macaroni salad, pear with cottage cheese, apple cobbler, milk. June 25: Spaghetti, tossed salad, corn, bread, apple slices, milk. Show Film On Cesarean Birth Memorial Hoapital for McHenry County, Woodstock, is sponsoring a showing of the film, "A Shared Cesarean Beginning", Tuesday, June 22, at 8 p.m., in the cafeteria of the hoapital. The film documents the experience of a .young couple as they prepare for, and share together the cesarean birth of their second child. The documentation of the birth and spontaneity of the young parenta makea the events of the delivery room touching as well as informative. Anyone interested is invited to attend. A registered nurse and ceaarean childbirth educator will be preaent to anawer any questions. For further information, one may call Mrs. John J. (Janet) Smith, Ponca street, McHenrv. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mra. Jeseph Praxak of McHenry announce the engagement of their daaghter Jot-Lyan, to Mike Crame, sea of Mr. and Mrs. John Craaae, formerly of McHenry, now living In Houston, Tex. Ike couple both graduated from McHenry Community high school; she ia 1981, and he ia 1981. No wedging date has hem set Honeymoon On Kiawah Island Includes Tour Of World's Fair «. • This simple Mexican dressing promises to add real seat to your next salad. Thoroughly blend together one-half cup Chunky Taco Sauce and one-third cup mayonnaise. Chill and aenre on aalad greens or as a relish or dip. Makea about three- fourths cup. A wedding trip to Kiawah Island, S C., with a side trip to visit the World's Fair in Tennessee, was in the honeymoon plans of newly married Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bowie. The bride is the former Lori Lynn Vogt, daughter of Allan and Joni Vogt, 3109 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bowie, 2701 18th street, Rockford, 111. are the parents of the bridegroom. The couple was united in marriage beneath a wrought iron archway, beautifully decorated with silk flowers, during a 5 p.m. ceremony performed by the Reverend Thomas Johnson, in Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, on June 12. A brother- in-law of the groom, Bruce Bullock, sang "Longer Than" and "Sabbath Prayer", accompanied by Charlie Jacobson on the organ. The bride wore a champagne satin, princess style gown, with a Queen Anne neckline. The sleeves were highlighted with point d'esprit insets enhanced with Venice lace trim and seed . pearls. The skirt fell into a chapel length train. Her bead was covered with a Mantilla of point d'esprit, edged with Venice lace. The maid of honor was Berdetta Hoffman of Kenosha, Wis. Bridesmaids were Caryn Hartmann of Wonder Lake, Nanci Lebda of Buffalo Grove, 111. and Lynnette Herter of Elmhurst, III. Attendants were gowned for the occasion in frosted peach, spaghetti strapped dresses of qiana, with lace overlay jackets, faahioned with a Queen Anne neckline and long sleeves. They carried long-stemmed silk roses. The best man was a brother of the bride, Gary A. Vogt of Wonder Lake. Groomsmen were Paul Hyland of Wonder Lake and Lew Miakowicz of Woodstock, both friends of the groom; and Ernest H. Vogt II of Greenbrae, Calif., a cousin of the bride. Heather Biles of Binghamton, N Y. and Jody Buckle of Clarendon Hills, 111. served as usherettes. The mother of the bride chose a beige, crocheted lace, two-piece, street length dress. A blue, street length, jacket dress was the choice of the groom's mother. Following the nuptials, 180 guests enjoyed dinner and muaic for dancing at the Cattleman's restaurant in Algonquin. Holly Tyrrell of Wonder Lake circulated the guest book and special guests included the bride's great-grandfather, Milton Bieritz; her aunt, Lorene Vogt and cousin, Allan L. Vogt of Greenbrae, Calif. The bride, a 1979 graduate of Marian Central high school, Wood­ stock, 111., is currently an un­ dergraduate atudent in Physical Education and Health at Carthage college, Kenoaha, Wis. The groom earned a Bachelor's degree from Miaaouri, a Master's degree in Physical Education from Northern Illinois university in De Kalb, 111. and ia presently an outside salesman for Welder's Supply, Rock- ford, 111. He waa.a former teacher and coach at Marian Central high achool, Woodstock. They will make their home at 104 Senate drive, Rockford. v Roaated meata ahoukl be cooked for the ahorteat time poasibie, at the kmeat temperature, to retain the maximum amount of The one very important exception to this rule Is, of course, roaat pork, which Blwaya muet bo cooked until no pink meat retnaine. IS IT TINE TO EXERCISE? Let's to lofetberl •MM.-M.-M. • t w i l l * HNhld About Your Wedding Wrtte-Up In ordor to serve McHenry oreo bride*, the Wot deoler moil* wadding form* to oil whosa sngogomsn ts hove boon onnowncad in the popor end carry a daf inito data. - Wo a* that these completed farm* bo roturnod'lhree deysbeforo tho wadding. Tho story containing oil tha information givon an Iho form will oppoor only during tha wook following tha wadding, oxcopt in tha COM of out-of-stato weddings, whero on additional wook it aHowod. Form* rocoivod tho second wook aftor tha wedding will bo prtntod with the omiMion of o description of tha attiro worn. Photogruphs will bo printod any tima lot or. or wilt bo included with tho wadding information if they eccom- pony tha story at iho proscribed deadline. H trour angogomont announcement ha* not boon published, of if tha data of tho wadding wot not known at tha tima, plaoso colt our offke and rogiait that o morriega form bo tent. Space probloms ouporioncod by a non deify newspapor. end desire to print up-to-date news, moke this pokey wacassery. T