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*AGE18-PLAINDEALER-FRIDY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 POSTAL AWARD - Gary L. Dobbe, superintendent of mails presents Tom Wiles with an award certificate attributed for a suggestion adopted by the McHenry post office. Lakeland Park DGKOTHY LENSE 385-6517 Service News Pamela Schwegal, Kenneth Hughes Wed In Nebraska On Saturday, Sept. 2, the*First United Methodist Church in Fremont, Neb., was the scene of the beautiful wedding of Pamela Schwegel and Kenneth Hughes. Pam is the daughter of Joan and Paul Schwegel of Lakeland Park. Kenneth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hughes of Fremont, Neb. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Holiday Inn in Fremont. The bride and groom were also honored at a dinner dance reception at Hunter Country Club, Saturday, Sept. 9. The newlyweds will make their home in Fremont, Nebraska. SERVICEMAN VIETNAM BOUND Family members gathered at Tom and Rose Wagner's home in Wonder Lake, Sunday, Sept. 10, to say "good bye" to Tom. Tom, who is in the Air Force, will be leaving for a tour of duty in Vietnam this weekend. He is the son of Gerry and Lloyd Wagner. GIRLSCOUTS BEGIN SEASON Here is another reminder that Girl Scout Troop 320 will begin its fall season on Sept. 20 at 3:45 p.m. The meetings are held in the Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 N. Sunset. All returning girls and fly-ups or new girls wishing to join should come to that meeting. New girls wishing to join, please call one of the leaders, either Mrs. Treadwell (385- 8634) or Mrs. Lenz (385-1248). It is requested that all girls PLAN to ATTEND 50th Anniversary of Johnsburg Community Club SEPTEMBER 24th • BEER GARDEN • PARADE Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Service on all Makes Sales-Rental 385-3093 SALT DELIVERY coming to the first meeting be accompanied by their mothers. If mothers are unable to come, please call one of the leaders. At this first meeting, plans will be made for the very busy schedule of activities of Troop 320. CAKES AND CANDLES Clifford Lee Druml joins the "terrible twos" crowd on Sept. 15. Also celebrating on the fifteenth are Junior Przetcznic and Denise Broemm. Happy birthday wishes go to Frank Bartos on Sept. 16. Sept. 17 is that special day for Donna Druml. Bob Townsend, Myron Radloff, Joe and Jerry Selleski and Virginia Ames share Sept. 19 as their birthdate. Tee Bujak has a circle around Sept. 20. Ray Bottari and Steve Benes will add another candle to their birthday cake on Sept. 21. Joseph R. Dehn was recently enlisted in the U.S. Army by Sergeant Harer at the Army recruiting office, 144 Washington street, Woodstock. Dehn enlisted under the Special Unit Enlistment Option program. After taking complete mental and physical testing to qualify for the assignment wanted, Joe chose the Army Defense command in thb Chicago area. This choice was guaranteed to him before he enlisted. After completing eight weeks of basic training he will report to Ft. Bliss, Texas for Advanced Individual Training (AIT) in the missile field. Joe is from the McHenry area and is a graduate of McHenry High School. His parents, Catherine and Richard Dehn, reside in Johnsburg. Sgt. Harer, the local Army recruiter, said other young men and women interested in this option or any training the Army offers should contact him at his office, or call Woodstock 338- 2974. ITEM: Leather furniture should be washed at least once a year with soap and water. Then it should be wiped with a fine fur­ niture cream. Work the cream thoroughly into |he furniture so there is no danger of staining clothes. There's no use trying to regulate the world--unless you can first demonstrate that you can regulate and control yourself. FUND RAISING There will be a fund raising dinner for State Auditor Michael Howlett at the V.F.W., * 3002 W. Rt. 120, in McHenry, Wednesday, Sept. 20. Cocktails will be at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. This event is being sponsored by the Democratic Central committee and tickets may be purchased from precinct committeemen. In addition to Mr. Howlett, also appearing to speak will be Dean Barringer, Democratic candidate for State Comp­ troller. County candidates will also appear for the fund raising dinner. Co-chairman for this dinner is Jeanne Holm, county co­ ordinator for Michael Howlett, and Peter Hellios, county co­ ordinator for Dean Barringer. VAN FASHION EXCITEMENT IN TALL MAN SIZES No more compromises! Van Heusen "417" -the label that stands for dramatic new ideas in shirt design -- has fabulous fashion shirts Ui hard-to-find Tall Man sizes. Daring patterns, high fashion colors, extraordinary v-taper fit. A great collection! From $8.50 Sizes: 15V2-35 & 36 to 17V2-35 & 36 711̂ 5TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, III. 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