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1 Ringwood f News | <853-9008) (653-926# (728-0295) Bride Wears Mother's Gown At Her Wedding The weatherman really outdid himself last Saturday to furnish plenty of sunshine and warm breezes for the wedding of Patty Christopher and Rich Harrison at St. Mary's church in McHenry. The double ring ceremony was read by Father Baumhofer with David and Doug Byron, young friends of the bridal couple, serving as altar boys. Patty made a beautiful bride as she walked down the aisle on her father's arm, wearing her mother's wedding dress and veil. Art and Katy Christopher, parents of the bride, were married 25 years in May. Diane Linstad, sister of the bride, served as matron - of - honor and Rich Lossman was best man. Others in the wed­ ding party were Terri An­ derson, Vicky Gildemeister, Kathy Pflug, Tammy Hafer and Bonnie Sobacki. Groom­ smen were Tom Dougherty, Dave Christopher (brother of the bride), John Goettche, Bob Moore, Mike Sobacki. Out - of - state guests included relatives of the bride from Wyoming, Wisconsin and In­ diana. WEDDING BELLS Wedding bells were ringing at Christ The King church on Saturday, Oct. 5 for Noreen Bauer and Larry Schmitt. The double ring ceremony was performed ty Father Tranel. Noreen was dressed in an off white Jersey dress with pearl applique Venice lace. The attendants were Janet and Jennifer Bauer, Linda Hopp, Wendy McComb and Barbara Schmitt! They were dressed in hot pink and purple. The other attendants were Rich Mueller, Kevin Bauer, Pete Braden and Duane Schmitt. The ushers were John Wagner and Loren Schmitt. Mary Ann Wegener was the soloist. A reception for 350 guests was held at the John- sburg community hall. CAMPING 'JUST ONE MORE TIME' There's that old saying 'Just One More Time' well that's what the FLAG group said last weekend when they all took off on Saturday camping at Lakeland Campgrounds near Janesville. The F-reunds, L- ows, A-damses, G-ranaths and Grahams had a terrific weekend, even with the rain Saturday riight and Sunday, moaning. Saturday afternoon • fas beautiful as was Sunday afternoon as it cleared off so the fellows could play horse shoca and Botchie Ball. On the way home they all stopped off and saw a couple formerly from Hebron. A good time was had by all. VISITED DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW Bob and Martha Betts took off on Saturday morning and visited with daughter, Debbie^ and son - in - law Bill Borke in Champaign, last weekend. They returned home on Sunday evening. BIRTHDAYS Birthdays to think about the next week are Bill Cruickshank and Craig Ackerman on Oct. 14. Randy Sonnemaker has his epcial day on Oct. 15. With Juanita Ackerman and Bob Klapperich celebrating on Oct. 17; and Ken Beck and Ila Hogan on Oct. 19. Happy bir­ thday to all of you folks on your special days. We wish a very happy an­ niversary to Frank and Mertie Harrison on their ???? an­ niversary on Oct. 14. Folks let's hear from all of you who do something special or when you go to see those relatives and friends from afar so that our column is longer. It's gotten rather short again, we need your help to make this a success, please call Doris, Katie, Phyllis or Mertie. m z Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. For help with all your family insurance needs, see: DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-7111 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois S T A T E F A R M I N S U R A N C f Waste Management Draft To Landfill Committee The Sanitary Landfill committee of the McHenry County board has been presented with a preliminary draft of the second phase of an engineering report dealing with solid waste management in McHenry county. This report dealt with an analysis of several alter native solid wa/te management technologies, the financial requirements of their im­ plementation, as well as potential disposal sites Considered were con­ ventional landfill, shredded landfill, composted landfill. and incineration landfill. A financial analysis of the cost of each system was developed. Factors considered were land costs, site preparation, operating equipment and buildings, engineering and contingencies, and financing costs. An estimated disposal fee for each system was also presented All alternatives used a design year of 1995. Land requirements for each alter­ native also reflected a 1995 design year, acreage needs were presented as a minimum - and maximum for each type of BIG BAND CAVALCADE Elgin is soon due for one of the most exciting events in its history when "Big Band Cavalcade" comes there Oct. 13 at 3:30 p.m. in the Hemmens auditorium as presented by the Fox Valley Music association for all who hold memberships in the Red Series. Starring Bob Crosby, Freddy Martin, Helen Forrest, Red Norvo, Joe Harnell, and with a backing of fifteen band musicians, the attraction will offer a full measure of the many great songs and numbers with which each artist is associated. There will be no tickets at the box office as the Red Series is sold out; however, anyone wishing to obtain memberships to the Blue Series, which features I Solisti Di Zagreb, the Harkness Ballet, and Roberta Peters, may purchase them at the box office the afternoon of the conert. mmrn waste handling method was documented. - It was reported that because of the rapidly developing state of the art of resource recovery, the lack of reliable operating and cost data, together wth uncertain local market con­ ditions, and insufficient quantities, that complete resource recovery appears not feasible at this time. However, it was pointed out that regar­ dless of which waste management system was implemented, resources recovery should be encouraged at the point of generation 'home, office, school) and that as quantities increased and the uncertain cost factors stabilized and sustained markets develop recovery should be implemented. A major work element of this study was the detailed assessment of ten alternative landfill sites suitable for a disposal program serving McHenry county. Identification of possible waste management locations was based on a number of environmental and economic factors including: Suitability of site soils, isolation from con­ flicting land uses, access from major all-weather roads, existing land use and zoning, topographic, vegetation and drainage conditions, potential final uses after completion, and accessibility toprincipal, initial and future service areas. During 1972, for the first time in history, more than half of the families in America realized $10,- 000 or more in annual income. PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER U, lt?4 Three From Area Among SIU Graduates * . An end-of-the-sumriier graduating class of 1,700 students received degrees at Southern Illinois university, Carbondale, during com­ mencement exercises in August. 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