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. m.l- ' t*l.\INI>l£AUCK-FRIDAY. JUNE 2&, ISH2 iV &£• / 8COTT PARAT AND ELIZABETH DOLBY I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dolby of Wonder Lake. ; announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth, io Scott Parat of • Wauconda. III., ion of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Parat of McHenry. The bride elect lis a graduate of McHenry Community high school and the future bridegroom ; graduated from Western Illinois university. An Aug. 28 wedding Is being ! planned. CHOOSE ; HE BEST Baber Quick "Wouldn't You Really Rather Have A Buick' TEST DRIVE THE 1912 RIVIERA OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE TO MAKE A BETTER DEAL Also, Large Selection Dz:r.c^::d (312)507-2555 Used Cars 91 S. ROUTE 12, FOX LAKE, It Open Daily 9-8 pm, Friday 9-6 pm, Saturday 9-5 pm SERVICE-SPECIAL Lub A Oil *9.95 The maid at \ attired In an orchid chiffon alighted with a handkerchief ddrt. The other attendants were similarly attired, but in colors of maise, blue and seafaam. All carried bouquets of rooe bods matching their gowne, and baby's breath. The flower gfn wae a cousin of the bride, Lisa Marie Rocco. She were a long white drees, designed to give an apron effect, and short, puffed sfoevee. She carried a basket of Hlac "5S Newly Wed Sampiller-Mieritz Make Their %Home In McHenry Following a bone; Wisconsin Rapids, newly i and Mrs. Bussed Scott residing at 4108 W. LI McHenry. The bride is Deniee Marie SampiBer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gastfc 1108 Violet street, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mieritz, 332S Bay View lane, McHenry, are the pareals of the bridegroom. The Reverend Roger Schneider presided over the 8 p.m. wytiels In Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, McHenrv, June 19. Background music featured "Endtees Love , played on the organ by the reverend's. wife, Rosemary Schneider. The bride wore a gown of white chiffon, fashioned with a Queen Anne neckline, fitted bodice, gathered waist, and pleating to give an apron effect around to the baa, forming her train. Venice lace aopUques generously scattered about the and sleeves. The neckline i the full length sleeves wer trimmed with chantilly lace. This treatment was echoed on her blusher and full length veil. For the total effect, she carried a bouquet of white silk roees and baby's breath, accented throughout with the colors of her attendants' gowns. The maid of honor was Laurie Bianchi of McHenry. Bridesmaids were a sister of the bride, Mary Christy of Woodstock, Peggy Freund cuffs of of the siflc flowers were made and arranged by a friend of the bride, Diane Frantz of McHenry. The best man was a brother of the groom, Mark Mieritz. Groomsmen were Don Smith, George Chase and Derrick Christy. An uncle of the groom, Bill Wiser, served as usher. The mother of the bride choee s floor length, coral chiffon gown, accented down the front with tulip edging. A floor length, teal green gown, with a pleated A-Mne skirt and chiffon cape was the choice of the groom's mother. One hundred and ten friends and relatives gathered in the Waterfront room of Raymond's restaurant, Johnsburg, to honor the newlyweds. The new Mrs. Mieritz is employed by McHenry hospital and works in the Dietary department. Her husband is an apprentice body man for Mitchell Auto Body, McHenry. Exchange Wedding Vows In Iowa MR. AND MRS. CURTIS LANGILLE ISLAND HONEYMOON - Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Langllle are residing at 1018 Boone Creek court, McHenry, following a two-week wedding trip that encompassed the islands of Hawaii, Oahu and Maui. The former Tamre Jean Jensen, daughter of Gerrl Jensen, 4804 Parkview, McHenry and I>eonard Jensen of Naswauk, Minn., exchanged promises of marriage with Curtis Stuart Langllle,-son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Langille, 300 N. Ridge road, McHenry, on June 5. Father Edward Schott officiated at the 2:30 p.m. ceremony in the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry. A reception was held for ISO friends and relatives at Borre's Crescent Bay Landing. The bride is a graduate of McHenry Community high school and has assumed the duties of homemaker. The bridegroom graduated from Glenbard West high school In 1972; received a degree from North Florida State university in IS7S; is currently the owner of C.S.L. Investments; and presides on the board of directors of Hill International. p.m. Chart St. Joseph's church, Richards ville, Iowa, provided the background for the June 19 exchange of promises of marriage between the former Rita Shuhlrt, ON 075 Evens street, Wheaton, 111., and Kerry Jensen, 492 Gregory avenue, Glendale Heights, Ul. The officiating clergymen for the 1 .m. solemnization were Father rles Whalen and Father Jack Paisley. Special music was performed by vocalists, Kevin Walsh and Kristie Neher. The bride's gown of silestra and Venice lace featured a high neckline, yoked bodice and cap sleeves, trimmed with Venice lace. The modified empire-line was accented by a capelet back and cathedral train. An illusion veil of Venice lace completed her special look. Attending the bride as matron at honor was Mrs. Ruth Keppler of Fayette, Iowa. She was attired in a primrose satin gown with a high neckline and cap sleeves, enhanced with schiffli lace. Painted daisies and baby's breath adorned her hair. Handling the duties of best man was Chris Toren of Dallas, Tex. Ushers were Michael Mackey of Warrenvtlle, m. and Michael Wolf of Glendale Heights. The mother at the bride choee an aqua blue chiffon, street length dress, styled with a high neckline and full skirt. A street length, beige dress with a matching lace Jacket, which was complemented by gold accessories, was the choice of the groom's mother. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Avalon Supper Club for 250 guests. Upon their return from a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin, the newlyweds will make their home at 491 Gregory avenue, Glendale Heights. The bride graduated from Mt. Mercy college, Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Illinois State university, Normal, 111. She is a first grade teacher for District B., Bloomingdale, 111. The groom, also a graduate of Illinois State university, is employed as an insurance underwriter for Safeco Insurance, Hoffman Estates, Dl. PWP Invites Single Parents To Holiday Picnic-Fun Night Single parents are invited to the general meeting of Parents Without Psrtners, Friday, July 2, at 7:90 p.m., at the home of Deloree Wines, 7812 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake. In honor of the country's celebration, the July general meeting will Include a holiday picnic and fun night. Food will be provided with a small charge per person, and each one is requested to bring a lounge chair, bug spray and beverage. For those interested in swimming, the lake is just a block away A reply should be made to Mrs. Wthes by July 1. Other events planned for PWP in July include a family outing and fireworks, a newcomers get-together, the annual International PWP Con­ vention in Cleveland, Ohio, an Adult Let's Eat Out, a family circus outing, Poplar Creek concert, and an in­ teresting "Coffee & Discussion" on living with stress. Eligible for membership in Parents Without Partners are single parents who are divorced, widowed, separated or unmarried. Custody of children is not a requirement of membership. The group meets for general meetings on the first and third Friday of each month at 8:30 p.m., at the Crystal Bowl in Crystal Lake. For more information about PWP or details on any of the July events, one may call Mrs. Wines. Mission Team Plans Activities The June U.M.W, Mission Team (Executive committee) meeting was well attended, and a great portion of the meeting was spent in reviewing this year's activities so fsr, and planning for the Fall season. July 7 is the deadline for making reservations to attend the Drive-In day at the School of Missions. Anyone intending to go must contact Robbi Hurckes promptly. There will be no Mission Team meeting in July, however, in order to have the next Mission Team meeting before the September circle meetings Marcia Mary Ball Sets **Quilting Bee At the June "Luncheon Out" of the Marcia Mary Ball Circle, it was decided that members and friends would meet at the First United Methodist church Tuesday, July 8, at 10 a.m., to work on the king size quilt the circle ia making. Those who can stay are requested to bring a sand­ wich along, because everyone is anxious to get the quilt finished as it will beheld Monday, Aug. 30, at 9:30 a.m. in the church parlor. All members of the Mission Team are asked to be nreeent. The "All Church Rummage Sale" is scheduled for Sept. 23, 24 and 25. The annual Fall Bazaar is set for Oct. 21 and Oct. 23. t The September general meeting of the United Methodist Women is slated Sept. 18, at noon, and is designated as a Membership Luncheon and Book Review. Hostesses will be the Priscilla Circle. quickly as possible. The group en­ joyed its luncheon at a local restaurant and had a very nice time visiting with each other. Plans were discussed regarding the annual catered picnic which is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 3, at the home of Helen Walters, 3018 W. Mary lane. Those interested should make reservations promptly with Lyda Radisch There will be no meeting in July, other than the quilting bee set for July 8. MILL STREAM COIN-WASH 1304 North Front Street McHenry 385-2042 BUSINESS PERSON SPECIAL 70* SHIRT with any dry cleaning order of $3.00 or more minimum 5 shirts - maximum 12 shirts We specialize in service. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KASTING MARRIED IN MUNDELEIN - Santa Maria Del Popolo chapel fas the setting for the May 28 wedding, uniting in marriage the former Barbara Kay Himpelmann, daughter of Dorothy Himpelmann of McHenry and the late Joseph, and Thomas Patrick Resting, son of John and Colleen Kasting of Mundelein, 111. The3p.m. Nuptial Mass was performed by the Rev. JamesP. Mcllhone. Following the ceremony, approximately 125 guests enjoyed a dinner reception st Andre's Steak House, Richmond, Dl. The new Mrs. Kasting graduated from McHenry Community high school In 1979; earned a certificate In drafting from the College of Lake County in 1188; aad is a drafter for Travenol Laboratories, Inc. Her husband, a 1973 graduate of of Carmel high school for boys; attended the College of Lake County, receiving an aeaociate degree in Auto. Tech. in 197S; and a certificate in drafting in 1888. He is employed by Respiratory Cere, Inc. ss s draftsman. m. DOROTHY LOS8 Dorothy Loos, site manager of the Meet and Eat center for senior citizens at the McHenry Moose lodge was pleasanUy surprised with s beautifully decorated cake oa the occasion of to birthday, June 22. She has been instrumental hi arranging birthday celebrations for regular patrons of the center the past fotfr years, and they decided to.show their appreciation by reciprocating. About • Birthday" after lunch and several others draped by to extend their congratulations and enjoy listening and dancing to accordion music. Childbirth Film Showing Even though the birth of a child is a normal, natural function of women, there seems to be an aura of mystery surrounding the birth process. It is felt by McHenry County Childbirth Educators that expectant parents should be prepared for this special event by knowing what to expect and by learning techniques to help cope with labor and delivery. All expectant parents are urged to plan on viewing the award winning film, "Nan's Class" at the McHenry Public Library, 1011 N. Green street, st 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 8. In this film one can share the emotions and ex­ citement of five couples and a single parent as they attend La maze classes, %; : r r - . go into labor and delivery, and finally return for a reunion class as new families. The film is sponsored by MCACE, which also sponsors early pregnancy, Lamaze, and Cesarean childbirth classes. It will provide a booth at s shopping mall in Crystal Lake, July 31, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for pubMc information about childbirth. Free handouts about pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum will be available. For further information aboft classes or the film, one may call Mrs. John E. (Phyllis) Passaretli or Mi*. John J. (Janet) Smith, both of McHenry. v. You are cordially invited to an OPEN HOUSE at the new office of Dr. Frederick E. 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