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I l l i no is By McHfc NRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Lar ry E Lund Pub l ish i Ade le Froeh l ich Ed i to r " MEMBER V 1974 NEWSPAPER tzLA NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION fwiitTHir HNA SUSTAINING ™ MEMBER -- 1974 The Hilltop Parent Teacher Organization is conducting its annual membership drive with a Snoopy football game between the different classrooms at the school. Yardage down the football field is gained as parents pay their dues. Each week the winning room gets to autograph the traveling Snoopy (the school mascot) and to keep him for the week. When the contest ends in two weeks, Snoopy will remain permanently in the classroom that wins the game. Weekly winners in the contest have been the following rooms: Louise Verene's second grade, Mrs. George Haasl's second grade and Candy North's third grade. The HPTO executive board met Wednesday evening at the school to make plans for the organization's meetings for the school year. The first meeting will be an open house to be held Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. All parents and friends are invited to the meeting and to visit the different classrooms. Refreshments will be served following the classroom visitation. SUBSCRIPTION HATES 1 Year $9.00 1 Year $12.50 I n McHenry and L ik> Outs ide McHenry and County Lake County j American Legion Post 491 ! -RINGWOOD ROAD, McHENRY- I FISH FRY EVERY | j FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) | • • PERCH-ALL YOU • OPEN TO THE CAN EAT PUBLIC * OTHER MENU AVAILABLE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE ! FRI. "2 BEERS & A COKE" L SAT. "SOUNDS of COUNTRY" j PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1»74 BBSSSSSSSSSSS--============ :PLAN WALK-Mrs. Robert Koenig of the Waterfall House -discusses with several assistants their duties at the House Walk to Cjbe held on Sunday, Oct. 6, from 1 to 5 p.m. L to r are Mesdames Don 'Clark. Ronald Patterson, Koenig and Robert Bitterman. t: GAYLORD PHOTOGRAPHY jjC The House Walk which also -Includes the Retreat House in Bull Valley is sponsored by ;members of the First United >Methodist Church of McHenry ^and will be held Sunday, Oct. 6 Cfrom 1 to 5 p.m. Information ;and tickets may be obtained >from the church office, 3717 W. CMun Street. C Don Virgens, chairman of the '"Board of Directors, is in charge of traffic; Mrs. William Richards is ticket chairman; Mrs. David Dolby recruited and instructed women to act as hostesses; Mr. and Mrs. James O'Shea supervised the youth in gathering and bundling firewood for the farmer s market at the Retreat House; and Mr. and Mrs. Mick Hodges will be in charge of the farmer's market. • * £Audrey Liberum v Honored Guest pit Baby Shower Wp On Sunday afternoon, Sept. £?19, Mrs. Bill (Audrey) liberum of 1615 Meadow Lane was guest of honor at a baby %+ shower at 1917 Eastern tZ Avenue, the home of hostesses ¥* Penny and Krista Taylor, mother and daughter. 22 guests traveled from ^ Wheeling, Palatine, Des- -L SERVICE 3 NIGHTS A n£i£.m | (Appointment not necessarv but appreciated) CUSTOMIZE WITH YOU IN MIND Open 6 Days Per Week! RIVERSIDE HAIRSTYLING STUDIO W. Rte. 120 McHenry J1I. PHONE 385-7010 j Plaines, Chicago, North- lake, Hardwood Heights, Waukegan, Park Ridge, Mt. Prospect, Vernon Hills, Elmwood Park, and Wood­ stock, as well as McHenry. Friends and relatives played traditional shower games and enjoyed a dessert luncheon. The excited mom-to-be received many beautiful gifts for her first child. PTO Dance Benefits Building Fund For Tennis Courts Johnsburg School P.T.O. is involved in one of the biggest projects ever undertaken by this organization. It is the construction of several tennis courts to be erected on the Junior High grounds for the benefit of the physical education program and this community. Hie kick-off project will be the P.T.O. benefit dance "The Tennis Ball" on Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Community Club from V.F. W. Auxiliary,- Holds Rummage Sale Oct 8-9 The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 of McHenry will hold a rummage sale on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 8 and 9 at the V.F.V. Post on West Rt. 120. The hours for the two day sale are Tuesday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will go to various veteran's funds which will either benefit hospitalized veterans or the dependents of veterans whether they be hospitalized or not. The Voice of Democracy program will also benefit from this sale, this program which is an essay contest is being sponsored once more this year by both the post and auxiliary. The auxiliary has presented American flags to youth groups and to several of the schools in McHenry in the past. Any requests for American flags will also come from the proceeds of this sale. Chairman for the event is Gerry Kuck, with Renee Jende as co-chairman. Aquarium Club To Hear Speaker On TroDical Fish The McHenry Aquarium Club will have its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 7, at the Shepherd of the Hills church on Green Street. For those who are non- members and curious, plus those members who have missed the last few meetings, they now start at 8 p.m. At this meeting the guest speaker will be Rudy Kostyl and his topic will be on the care and breeding of tropical fish. This will be a very good time to ask questions on problems one may have or for a beginner to learn how to be as successful as possible with his new hobby. One need not be a member to attend and refreshments will be served afterwards. * Orville Gosse, Mr. and Mrs. OTHER BIRTHS Tim Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell of William Fitzgerald, Mr. and Coral Springs, Fla., formerly of Mrs. Dick Beringer, Mr. and McHenry, announce the birth of Mrs. Phil Kinzer, Mrs. Alyce their new daughter, Nina Jenkins and Mrs. Terry Marie, on Sept. 18. She has two Jakubowski. All donations are sisters, Lisa Marie and Gina deductible and tickets or Marie. The grandparents are information can be obtained by Harold Bell and Mr. and Mrs. calling 815-653-9765. Robert J. Frisby of McHenry. Barbara Vogel Memorial Fund Dance Oct 12 ROAST BEEF A-COOKING-It's that time again for the annual roast beef dinner at the Zion Lutheran church, sponsored by the Couples Club. Helen Booster and Ed Okpisz are shown busy with preparations for the meal which will be served from 12 noon to 3 FALL CONCERT--Pictured above are the soloists at rehearsal for the McHenry County Chamber Singers fall concert at St. Mary's church, Woodstock, Sunday, Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. They will sing Bach's "Jesu Meine Freude" and selections by Gustav Hoist, as a benefit performance for the organ fund. Dr. Wesly Vos,director, will play the recently restored Hutchings pipe organ. Tickets are available at the door. Left to right, front row, Betty Leslie, Woodstock; Marie Ann Vos, Crystal Lake; Betty Dixson, Crystal Lake; back row, left. Herb Alley, Harvard; Dr. Wesly Vos, Crystal Lake; Richard Wissell, Hebron; and John Pierce, Woodstock. p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6, at the church hall, 4206 W. Waukegan road. Tickets are available from Curt Bremer or any members of the church. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD When Barbara Vogel, a Wonder Lake resident, died of leukemia, early in July, her friends and family established a memorial fund to be administered by Sherman hospital in Elgin. TTie first fund raising effort Of this newly farmed group will take place on Saturday evening, Oct. 12. at Christ the King parish hall in Wondher Lake. It is the hope of those involved in the preparation of this dance that this will be just the beginning of a perpetual memorial dedicated to helping victims of the disease that took the life of this outstanding young woman. Barbara Vogel graduated from Woodstock high school in 1954, she had a deep interest in education and during her college and graduate study years she found the field which gave her the most satisfaction and the one which she was able to offer the most to others and it was special education. After she received her Master's degree, she taught special education classes for the physically and-or emotionally handicapped children. In 1971 she was named Regional Coordinator of the Northwest Team for Exceptional children and worked out of an office in DeKalb. Barbara was one of four educators who were responsible for the programs which would be of greatest value to special education students. Barbara found joy and great fulfillment in sharing her knowledge with the people who worked directly with the children. It was her particular job to be aware at all times of the programs being followed by various schools to be sure that the curriculum answered the needs of the child. In late November of last year, Barbara Vogel was stricken with acute myloblastic leukemia. Throughout the winter she fought a losing battle, despite the fact that she was suffering from cancer and the effects of exhaustive series of Chemotherapy drug therapy, she continued to work from the hospital and from her home, using a phone and dictaphone machine to keep in touch with the work she loved. When spring came around, Barbara accepted her impending death and planned for the future of others who would live after her. She gave permission for an autopsy, hoping that a microscopic study might possibly help to answer some of the questions surrounding acute myloblastic leukemia. She asked that, instead of flowers, those who wished to remember her contribute to a fund dedicated to medical research. The Barbara A. Vogel Memorial Fund to be administered bv Sherman Hospital was given life because a terminally ill woman felt compassion even as she faced death. In the weeks following Barbara's death, contributions came in from cities, towns and villages throughout the state. From a few dollars to a thousand, the offerings represent the deep feeling felt for a courageous young woman. The chairman of the dance on Oct. 12 is Gene Jakubowski of White Oaks Bay in Wonder Lake, He is being assisted by PearlMathews,a life-long friend of "Barbara's Mr. . and' Mrs. OAS BONUS We specialize in Fulljr automatic cart iron boiler* with m ture for economi­ cal, dependable operation. Hand- tome jacket. AOA s IIIEIL' (MAIN HYDRONIC HEATING PRODUCTS OIL BOILERS Designed to burn oil with real economy-- balanced fire travel prevents heat waste; cast iron construc­ tion for long life. Attractive jacket. Water optional. BASIBOARO PANKLS Make your home modern--replace old radiators with Weil-McLain Therms Trim Baseboards. KLSCTRIC BOILKRS Extremely com­ pact .Resigned for fviel e&JlMMny and miniixWoi maintenance. Quality cast iron construction. FREE BOOKLET REVEALS --mt-fACTS SPECIALISTS IN WEIL- McLAIN HOT WATER HEATING New "How to Modernise Your Home Heating System" booklet guides you to modern heating com­ fort and coet savings. Write, phone, or stop in for your free copy. Serving McHenry for Over 50 Years HEATING, PLUMBING & AIR CONDITIONING & KITCHENS! H? E. BUCH & SONS 3012 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY Mfr-0048 E. OF NEW BRIDGE ON TOP-In the picture above Todd Rhode, Hilltop third grader, shows his teacher, Miss Candy North, and a classmate, Melissa McCarroll, that their room is ahead in the Parent Teacher Organization membership drive. Linda McMillan, Patrick Beinor U ed Saturday Linda McMillan of 7505 Center drive. Wonder Lake, was a pretty bride Saturday, Sept. 28 as she walked down the aisle of the First United Methodist church of McHenry to meet her bridegroom, Patrick Beinor of 6827 S. Oakley, Chicago. Rev. Ralph Smith officiated at the 5 o'clock services. Miss McMillan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan of Wonder Lake and Mr Beinor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beinor of Chicago. Special music for the ceremony was provided by organist Eloise Leighty. The bride chose a white nylon floor length gown highlighted with white brocaded flowers and long sheer sleeves. Her cathedral length illusion veil was attached to a uown headpiece of brocaded flowers. She carried a large bouquet of multi colored daisies. Doreen Lewis of Chicago attended the bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kay McMillan and Donna Claffy of Wonder Lake and Patti Borrie of Algonquin. The maid of honor wore a blue and white nylon gown and a white picture hat. The bridesmaids wore similar gowns in yellow and white nylon and white picture hats. The maid of honor carried a bouquet of blue and white daisies while the bridesmaids carried bouquets of burnt orange and yellow daisies. Richard Smith of Chicago served as best man. Groomsmen were Paul Beinor, Kent Krajicek and Anthony Stulpinas all of Chicago and John McMillan, Jr., of Wonder Lake. David Beinor of Chicago served as usher. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. McMillan chose a floor length gown of aqua doubleknit trimmed with lace. The groom's mother ware a floor length emerald green gown with matching jacket. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception for 130 guests was held,, at the American Legi°n McHenry. \ Upon their return from a honeymoon trip to Wisconsin, the couple plan to make their home in Chicago. RUMMAGE SALE St. Patrick's Ladies Guild will sponsor a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5, at St. Patrick's church hall. 32 states, and District of Columbia provide free school books to the kiddies. Ever Notice??? Pot-luck suppers usually mean cold potato salad. 9 a.m There will be a delicious buffet served. Tickets will be available at the door for those not receiving them in the mail. FoojW