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SECTION 1 - Page 7 - PLAINDEALER HER ALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER M, H Life Today MR. AND MRS. ALAN WAGNER The former Jackie Moore and Alan Wagner were united in marriage Sept. 22, the same day they first met three years ago. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moore,. 25 Fairfax Road, Fox Lake, HI. Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Wagner of McHenry are the parents of the bridegroom. 1 Father James Gay officiated at the 2:90 p.m. Nuptial Mass in St. Maty of the Assumption Catholic Church, McHenry. The setting was enhanced with Sonia roses, snowdrifts and car- nations. Appropriate music was provided by Celeste Mann of McHenry. The bride wore a chiffon wedding gown, fashioned with an illusion neckline and leg of mutton sleeves. The bodice of Alencon lace was embellished with seed pearls. The skirt and chapel length train was bor­ dered with lace and her veil was secured to a lace cap, adorned with lace appliques. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her friend, Deira Covert of Round Lake, 111. Bridesmaids were Delores Perry of Round Lake and De Ann Colby of South Beloit, HI. Attendants were attired in taffeta dresses, highlighted with an illusion neckline and ruffles shaping a bustle in the back. The groom's niece, Kelly Wagner, was the flower girl, and his nephew, Jeffrey Marciniak, was the ring bearer. Handling the duties of best man was the groom's friend, Paul Knapik of McHenry. Groomsmen were the bride's brother, Roy Moore, and the groom's brother, Brian Wagner. A reception, hosted by the couple's parents, was held in the Johnsburg Community Club, where 150 guests enjoyed a buffet dinner, followed by dancing to live music. The newlyweds established residency in Fox Lake upon their return from a honeymoon in Penn Hills in the Pocono Mountains. The bride is employed at Intermatic, Inc., Spring Grove. The groom is a carpenter for Al- Bob Construction, McHenry. Social Briefs CRAFT FAIR-LUNCHEON Saturday, Oct. 27, the First Congregational Church of Huntley will hold a craft fair from 9 a.m. to 4*p.m., with over 20 crafters participating; and a salad luncheon served at 11:30 a.m., 12:15 and 1 p.m. Tickets for the lunch are $4 and may be obtained by calling 669-5624. They may be reserved and picked up the day of the lunch. Some will be available at the door. ROASTED NUTS SALE Oct. 29 is the last day to place orders with the Landmark PTO for its annual Roasted Nuts Sale. Order forms may be picked up at Landmark or Valley View school offices. Delivery of the nuts will be Nov. 17, in time for all of one's holiday baking needs. » Fun night at St. John's Plaindeatar-Herald Photo by AntSony Olivfr Cheri Peeters practices her witchcraft on daughter Heather, in preparation for the Halloween Fun Night to be held at St. John's grade school children. All are encourafed to wear 6:30 to costumes to add to this festive occasion. 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served and ftmes and activities will abound for pre-sdMrt and School, Johnsburg, Friday, Oct. 26, from Halloween party set Community calendar • ."i •V ::;r J" fill The McHenry County College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, a national academic honor fraternity, will be sponsoring a Halloween party for the children of McHenry County Sunday, Oct. 28, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the MCC Student Union. Members are planning ac­ tivities ranging from apple- dunking to pin-the-tail-on-the- cat; a hay ride and a spooky story. There will be a costume contest in various age groups at 3:30 p.m. Although activities will generally appeal to younger children, there will be no age limit, and parents are invited to / Plaindealer-Herald Photo by Anthony Oliver RutlrZarzecki on the left and Mil Albrecht display items which will be offered for sale at the some of the finished products, while others in the Shepherd's Country Harvest, Saturday, Oct. 27. background continue working diligently on more Country harvest held at Shepherd of calico ducks and geese in the coffee and desserts during the 'duck blind,' a religious book morning, followed by a hot lunch store, white elephant area, huge of chicken ala king on rice, chili bake sale, candy shop, and or hot dogs. Supervised video Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 N. Green Street, McHenry, will present the Shepherd's Country Harvest, the fifth annual bazaar, Saturday, Oct. 27, at 9 a.m. < It will feature a huge Christmas booth, baby-infant booth, general store with dozens Cabbage Patch booth. One won't want to miss the doll house village again this year! The Tea Room will be serving HAT A UFT! , : m • /, i - - . y. 'K-jSKymm i > * v. m Even Heat® perm special 35.88 20% off manicures JCPenney Get the perm you want at a price you'U love! Our Helene Curtis perms include shampoo, cut, and " style. Some perms not recommended for bleached or - frosted hair. _ Treat yourself to something special. A regular or oil manicure, and save 20%. Redhen and Nexxus products always available. Prices effective through Saturday. October 27th. CHARGE IT. OPEN SUNDAYS. THE STYLING SALON Brickyard, 745-0333 Ford City, 581-6376 Fox Valley, 851-6400 Golf Mill, 299-0246 Jollat Mall, 439-1444 Lakehurat, 473-0340 Lincoln Mall, 481-2698 N. Riverside. 447-8793 Orland Square, 349-7390 Spring Hill Mall, 428-6988 V Woodfield, 882-7454 Yorktown, 629-7760 \ . J. C Penney Company. Inc f cartoons for the children will be provided to assist mothers while they do their shopping. Another attraction will be areas where purchased items can be personalized by sewing machine or by hand with paints while one waits. Weather per­ mitting, the Luther Leaguers will wash customers' cars while they shop. Proceeds from the car wash will be used to finance Luther League activities. The community is invited to attend. For more information, call Judy White, 344-2766, or the church office, 385-4030. attend and participate in the costume contest. An admission of 50 cents per person will be charged, and refreshments will be served. Phi Theta Kappa members are asking for assistance from other organizations on campus and for donations from area merchants to offset the expenses of this service project. For more information, contact Phi Theta Kappa sponsors David Elder or Diane Graf at MCC, 455-3700. UMW makes final plans for bazaar The October meeting of the U.M.W. Mission Team (Executive Committee) of the United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church of McHenry was a busy one, as final plans were made for the annual Fall Church Rummage Sale and the annual Fall Bazaar and Christmas Sale. Many other important items ^were also discussed, and circle chairmen were asked to remind members of the coming events; secure volunteers to work where needed; and make reservations promptly. The next meeting will be Monday, Nov. 5, at 9:30 a.m., in the church parlor. Nurses hold fall meeting Nov. 7 The Northeastern Division of the Illinois Association of School Nurses will hold its annual Fall dinner and meeting Wednesday, Nov. 7: It will be held at Fisherman's Inn, Elburn, 111., with dinner being served at 6:30 p.m. The program for the evening will be presented by Dianne Fochtman, R.N., M.N., from the Hematology and Oncology Unit of Children's Memorial Hospital. Her topic will be, "The Child With* Cancer in the Classroom." - Reservations must be made by Friday, Oct. 26, by contacting Nancy Haire at 312-742-3828. I i i V - t f i M i l ICI1> % Annie A Nf* Mimc.il Woodstock Opera House November 2.3.4.8,9.10.11.15.16.17 & 18 1984 Reservations: (815) 338-5300 OCTOBER 24 Mary Martha Circle-Mtg. 1 p.m.-Faith Presbyterian Ctntrctf? Chapel Hill & Lincoln Rds. S Pist. Hi. Woman's Club-Mtg.-Halloween Potluck 6:30 p.m- Costumes-Comm. Ctr. OCTOBER 25 r « Candidate's Nite 7:30 p.m.-Parkland Jr. Hi.-Co-sponsors Wdstk McH. League of Women Voters and McH. Bus. A Prof. Wr Interview Dist 2 Co. Bd. candidates & other Co. office Rules of Road Review Course-10 a.m.-Noon-McH. City Info. Jim Jansen 385-7475. Hopi Ngh. Girl Scouts-Mtg. 9:30 a.m.~St. Pat's Pariah Cedter- Door By Cemetery. i_ . St. Patrick Ladies Guild-Card Party 1 p.m.-Church Hall-Tkts. At Door. s f OCTOBER 27 Pumpkin Decorating Contest-Pist. Hi. Comm. Ctr.-10:30 a.m.- Sponsor Pist. Hi. Woman's Club-All Area Children Invited. Country Harvest Bazaar, 9 a.m.-Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church-Pub. Inv. ^ . * Halloween Costume Parly & Dance-Polish Legion Liberty Qub- 1304 Park St., McH.-7:30 p.m.-Public Invited. McH. Sportsmen's Club-Practice Shoot 1 p.m.-Weingart Rd.- Public Welcome. OCTOBER 28 Polish Leg. of Amer. Vets. Liberty Post 188 & Chapter-Reg. Ma Mtg. 2 p.m.-1304 Park St., McH. McH. Sportsmen's Club-Turkey Shoot 10 a.m.-Weingart Rd.- Meat Shoots & Games-Public Welcome. OCTOBER 29 St. Patrick Ladies Guild-Bd. Mtg. 1 p.m.-Parish Center. NOVEMBER 1 - »' ^ Rules of Road Review Course-10 a.m.-Noon-Mc Jim Jansen 385-7475. Married in Wisconsin ^ * ' St. Michael's Catholic Church, Suring, Wis., was the setting for the April 14 exchange of wed­ ding vows between the former Janice Skidmore and Terry Lalande. The 2:30 p.m. double ring celebration was presided over by Father Frank Melchior. The bride is the daughter of Edward and Diana Skidmore, former residents of Wonder Lake, presently living in Mountain, Wis. Fred and Betty Milquette, also of Mountain, are the parents of the bridegroom. Assisting her friend as maid of honor was Cheryl Jazwiecki of Mountain. Bridesmaids were the bride's sisters. Donna Dudek and Denise and Nicole Skid­ more. >• A friend of the groom, Greg Runnoe, was the best man and groomsmen were the groom's brothers, Mike and Tom Lalande, and a friend, Steve Remter. The bride's brother-in-law, Jim Dudek, and a friend, Darwin Nitzske, served Ai ushers. The new Mrs. Lalandf graduated from Suring High School in 1981, and her husband is a 1979 graduate of the same school. They are making their tym? in the Knollwood Trailer Court, Suring. • Womens club holds an early meeting The Pistakee Highlands Woman's Club will hold its October meeting one week earlier than usual, due to Halloween falling on the regular meeting date, which is usually the last week of each month. The date is Wednesay, Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m., and it will be a potluck Halloween party. Everyone is requested to bring a dish to pass and come in costume. Membership dues are payable that night, and all area women are invited to join. The dues are $6 per year. For further information on membership, call 497-3233 after 4 p.m. Also, the group will sponsor a pumpkin decorating contest Saturday, Oct. 27, at 10:80 a.m., in the Pistakee Highlands, Community Center.' Entrants are to bring a pre-decorated, carved, or painted pumpkin t^st was created by the child en­ tering the pumpkin, and . children should be accompanied by a parent. There will be first, second a^i^^ third prizes awarded. Tfca groupings are pre-sehoof through kindergarten; first through fourth grade; fifth through eighth; and ninth through twelfth. Refreshments will be served, and to add to the fun, everyone^ urged to wear costumes. For further information, 497-4037. MISTERS COIFFURES ISFLEASEDT0 WELCOME KAREN GALLI TO IT'S STAFF OF PROFESSIONAL STYLISTS s4 t KAREN'S CUSTOMERS ONL1 CTp Kh, BEAUTY I"*:™0™" 25% OFF ALL SERVICE •NAILS *i MORE (OFFER GOOD THRU 11/24/S4* NOT VALID WITH OTHER OPFCaS.) MISTER'S COIFFURES 3701 W. ELM ST. (RTE. MCHENRY, IL 3S5-75J0 v ' J