The Daily Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 4

4-Woodstock (III.) Daily June 20, 1974 -Lotus Country Woman's Club SOCIETY makes plans for fall party historian; Janice Brasel corresponding secretary; Janet Brown, advisor; Louise Kelly and Lela Berner, honorary chairwomen. New committee chairwomen are Linda Herman, service projects; Sharon Earley, membership; Linda Meyers and Nancy Muir, ways and means Diana Hayes, interest groups; Sandy Domek, couple activities; Lee Spanbauer, wr A 1 11 bers of the Lotus i Women's Club heiJ a special Huntley Legion Auxiliary tells officers election meeting on June" 12 to formulate plans for a luncheon and card party, which will be held in September in St. Peter's parish I retresnmenis; ivay Aoouns, publicity. hall. Preceding the meeting a potluck dinner was served.

9 Procirlonl Smith nrvnorl iha NEWLY ELECTED et Woodstock Welcome Wagon Oub are reviewing the schedule of events for the new year. From left are Fran Sleconlch, treasurer) Pat Smith, recording secretary; Kathy Pereida, president; Cindy Reiher, second vice president. Welcome Wagon installs officers Communion Sunday in Grace Church The Rev. R. C.

Shawl, Grace Lutheran Church, -Woodstock, announces that there will be Holv Communion Services on Sunday, June 23, at 7:30 9 10:45 a.m. meeting with a salute to the flag and a patriotic hymn was sung. Minutes pertaining to the installation of officers on May 15 and minutes of the board meeting on May 20 were read and approved. Dorothy Or- Eleanor istorrs, county treasurer, In Solon Mills, and at this meeting the McHenry County Federation of Woman's Clubs was regretfully However, those present still felt the need of an organization in the county, so it was decided to continue with the same county officers and adopt the same by-laws, but it will be known as Representatives of McHenry County Women's Clubs. The LCWC will be a member of this organization." The first official meeting of District 4 will be held in Algonquin on Monday, Sept.

30. A committee to revise and correct constitution and by-laws 'was appointed. Those on the committee are Eva Freund, Dorothy Orsolini and Dolores Ellefsen. trees that had been donated by the club to the fire department were planted in front of the fire house that day. It was in agreement with the club by motion that the budget for the coming year be set up by the Board of Directors.

Fran Sleconiclf, treasurer; Holly McKnight, 5 solini, acting as treasurer in the absence of Jean Lay, treasurer, read the treasurer's report, which was approved as read. HEBRON Bud Joosten, acting Master, conducted the June 10 meeting of the Alden-Hebron Grange. Chaplain Jennie Button, assisted by Reuben and Erma Rolls, Francis and Anna Hallisy, Rose Schmidt, Marie Hill, and Ralph Madsen held a very impressive Memorial Service. Agriculture Committeeman Bud Joosten spoke on holding and price of soybeans. Francis Hallisy read an article on the use of diesel fuel oil in lights for controlling insects.

Lecturer Dorothy Gritmacker reminded members that June 24 is the Grange's 22nd anniversary. All attending are asked to bring their wedding pictures. Prizes will be awarded to the couple married the longest, and the couple married the fewest years. This will be an open meeting and" everyone is welcome. This meeting will be potluck and all members are urged to bring sandwiches and a dish to pass.

Marie Hill, Women's Activity Chairman, reported that at the anniversary meeting the women who participated in the National Grange Sewing Contest will model ttieir entries. Refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. William Schildt and Al Schuetfcl, The difference between a shop- and a shoppe is a markup of about 200 per cent on the merchandise. HUNTLEY The American Legion Auxiliary met recently in the Post home with Mrs.

Arnold Chesak, 'president, presiding. The slate of officers for 1974-75 was accepted and will be installed on July 27 in the Post home. Award.s were given to Chaplain; Mrs. Wayne Bohlin, by the District Chaplain, and to Mazie Blott by District Chairman of Americanism, Shirley Omo, of Marengo. Plans were made for the delegates attending the Department Convention to be held in the Pick Congress Hotel in Chicago in July Attending will be Mrs.

Chesak, Mrs. Robert Eckman, newly-elected president, Mrs. Robert Schultz, Mrs. Carl Jurs and Mrs, Wayne Bohlin. Mrs.

Carl Jurs reported on the 11th District Convention. The group voted $25 for its Girl Stater, Linda Kreutzer. Sunshine chairman Emma CKattner gave a report on 5 members, who had been ill and 3 the remembrances sent to 2 them. It was decided that be placed in the fund to replenish 5 President Smith, explained 5 the redistricting plan as set up I by the Illinois Federation of I Woman's Clubs at the con- Woodstock Welcome Wagon Club's new board of directors held its first meeting in the home of Mrs. Kathy Pereida, the new president.

The board made plans for the new year. Peter Stuckey of McHenry County College was invited to discuss plans and preparations for a womehs Seminar in the fallThe board and club members have indicated a desire to help with the Seminar. The officers were installed at -a dinner meeting held at the Timbers. Former presidents, Dlorah Stone and Barbara Tegtmeier, invested the board members and committee chairwomen. New board members for the 1974-75 season are Kathy Pereida, president; Judy Spanbauer, first vice president; Cindy Reiher, second vice president; Pat Smith, recording vention in May.

A new fourth, Cemeteries in the area that district was created, which are neglected will be a project includes McHenry, Boone and of -the club to obtain help CONSTANCE LEWIS Constance Lewis, Eugene Boxleitner engagement told Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Lewis, 9i5 N. Hale Marengo, announce the engagement of their daughter, Constance Jean to Eugene Charles Boxleitner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Boxletiner, 416 Maple Marengo. Connie is a 1968 graduate of Marengo Community High School and is employed at Woodstock Die Casting Woodstock. Gene is also a Marengo High School graduate and attended Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Dl. He is employed by the Roy C.

Williams Construction Co. of Marengo. The couple is planning. a February LWinnphacn rmintipc from various organizations. 1 A II A According to a new ruling sucn as scuuis, t-n, eic.

Chairmen for the September party were selected. They are Frances Heinemann, Erma Raeder, Arleen Kruger, Dolores Ellefsen, Dorothy Orsolini, Tippy Klein and Eva Freund. from the State Federation, county federations are no longer recognized as a separate group. On June 5 representatives of all Woman's Clubs in McHenry County met at the home of I OfWoodstock Shoe Department f-. Karen Fergen and Mark Hansen say wedding vows in McHenry Stork Arrivals JUNE 20 7:15 p.m.

Regular meeting of TOPS at 403 Washington Street lower level rear, Woodstock. Shirley Sobczek, area captain, will visit. JUNE 21 Noon-10 Opening day for McHenrr Country Art Fair, open to the public. At Parkland School on Ringwood Road. JUNE 22 10 a.m.-lO p.m.

McHenry Country Art Fair, sponsored by Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital, at Parkland School on Ringwood Road. 2 p.m. Seneca Ladies Literary Society meets with Mrs. Nellie Pierce. JUNE 23 10 a.m.

-8 p.m. McHenry Country Art Fair at Parkland STEWART a daughter, Sara Lynn, are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Stewart, 10714 Van-derKarr Road, Hebron.

Sara weighed 6 lbs. 9 at birth on June 12 in Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Valleau H.

Ayers, Woodstock, are ntaternal grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs: J. James Stewart, II, reside in Hebron. Mr. and Mrs.

Vinton Tibbitts, Zenda, are great-grandparents, and great great grandmother is Mrs. Emma Wickham, Hebron. School on Ringwood JUNE 4 yellow floral and blue floral gowns were Miss Cathy Humann, Lakeland Park, as maid of' honor, Miss Sue' Prokuski, Chicago, Miss Keri Rowe, McHenry, Dan (Janet) Jamieson, sister ottne and Miss Pam Schlitt, both of Crystal Lake. The bridegroom's sister, Jill Hansen, was flower girl. Jim- O'Brien, McHenry, was best man and groomsmen were Dan Jamieson, Lany, Fergen, Guy Hansen, both brothers of the couple, and Joe Trexler, Fox River Grove.

The reception for 200 guests was held at the Moose Home in McHenry. Following a honeymoon, the couple, will reside at 318 Kent Avenue, McHenry. The bride, a 1973 graduate of McHenry Community High School, is employed in the office of Commonwealth Edison Crystal Lake. Her husband, a 1966 graduate of the same high school, served with the U.S. Marines in Vietnam and is employed out of Crystal Lake.

7. p.m. County McHENRY Miss Karen Lucille Fergen carried her mother's wedding rosary when she became the bride of Mark Alan Hansen on June 1 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, McHenry. The Rev.

-Joseph Kulak heard their double ring vows and was celebrant of the 1 o'clock afternoon Mass. The bride's brother, Randy Fergen, presented the gifts. Karen- and Mark were escorted by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P.

Fergen, 1904 N. Avenue, Lakeland Park, McHenry, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hansen, 4921 W. Mc-Cullom Lake Road, McCullom Lake.

Lace and seed pearls trimmed the bridal gown fashioned of white silk organza, on the neckline, on the long bishop sleeves and cuffs and also cascaded down the front of the gown made with attached train. cathedral length, illusion mantilla veil was bordered in lace and she" carried yellow roses, white and blue tipped carnations with blue and white stephanotis enhanced with love knots and streamers. The attendants dressed in that Barefoot Feeling I Ts-'1 "The bare essential to carry you through a summer of S. free-flin footgrarl Jutt a. tad ot strap and tirty slab of alMMther ole get you where you're going in fine-tooting form.

Try a pair or twol 1 j5 White, Navy or Brown Leather Uppers "81 Years Of Fashion Leadership" Wei, Sat. 9-9 Of Woodstock Shoe Department unincorporatecrvr oa organization holds open meeting in Nativity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 3506 E. Wonder Lake Road. 7 p.m. WoodstocK Welcome Wagon Newcomers Coffee and general meeting at Woodstock Rose Farm.

Tour of Rose Farm -followed by general meeting and coffee. Wear sturdy shoes. JUNE 25 8 p.m.-Elks meeting and installation of officers in Wood-, stock VFWhall. 8 Woodstock Rebekah Lodge meets in Odd Fellow HalL Business meeting. BARBS By PHIL PASTORET The office wolf is always drawing from- the petting cash fund.

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