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MR. AND MRS. FRANK SCHAFER Frank Schafers Enjoy Touring East Coast Marcella and Frank Schafer of Dutch Creek Woodlands just returned from a month traveling to the East Coast in their motorhome with their grandson, Gary Schwall, and also accompanied by the Kuchlings of Deerfield, in their own motorhome pulling a 22 ft. cabin cruiser. At Gibraltor, Mich., they cruised Lake Erie to Canada, and were entertained at a famous inn where they were re- acquainted with an old friend. Max Schiebold, now mayor of Lincoln Park, Mich., a suburb of Detroit. It was a wonderful time to review both family activities; and then Mayor Schiebold invited the Schafers to a private meeting in his council chambers, which was quite an experience. At Baltimore, Md , they were again entertained this time at a famous restaurant for a complete crab dinner, famous in Baltimore, sitting at a table with the owner. A most en­ joyable evening. In Ocean City it was won­ derful swimming in the Atlantic Ocean but they did not enjoy the deep-sea fishing, waves tossed the cruiser around like a cork, but they did enjoy the fishing and crabbing in the Chesapeake Bay, having a steamed crab dinner from the crabs they caught. A new ex­ perience. They then toured Annapolis Naval Academy, watching the football practice, listening to the band concert and also organ recital in the chapel, fascinated by the marching Plebes greeting their families for parent week, and then eating in the huge armory, very military. They re-visited Washington, DC., and all the main at­ tractions too numerous to describe. After that they toured Gettysburg, Pa., which their grandson, Gary, really enjoyed and they noted all the changes since their previous visit there. But. again, they are thankful for a wonderful trip and happy to be back again in good ole McHenry. Helen Fernstrom, Pi Alpha Hosts New Members, With Wine And Cheese On Oct. 2, Pi Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a wine and cheese tasting party for prospective new members at the home of Mrs. Karen Colomer. A warm welcome was given to Mrs. Dianne Johnson, a transferee from a chapter in Elgin. After an individual in­ troduction by everyone in at­ tendance, the final preparations for the bake sale, Saturday, Oct. 4, at the Eagle Store, in the Market Place, were discussed. ' All members signed letters to be sent to v? rious Senators and officials petitioning the week of April 30, Beta Sigma Phi Week. Following the brief business meeting, members and guests enjoyed getting acquainted by participating in several games BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan, McHenry, became parents of a son, Oct. 1. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Prazak are parents of a daughter, Sept. 30. A son was born Sept. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cepuder, Ringwood, became parents of a son, Oct. 2. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Luciano, Jr., of Wonder Lake, are proud to announce the birth of a daughter, Gina Maria, Sept. 26, at Lake Forest hospital. She weighed 7 lbs., 6 oz., and has a brother, Jerry, 2'2. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and later tasting wines and cheeses. A very enjoyable and en­ tertaining evening was had by all. Fred Reese Decern ber fP< Plan ertding Mr. and Mrs. Charted Fern­ strom, 4115 Waukegan road, McHenry, announce th<2 engagement of their daughter, Helen Vicki, to Fred Reese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reese, Hornell, N Y. The young couple have set Dec. 31 as their wedding date. Unfortunately, the man who thinks he can control strong drink, seldom does. MR. AND MRS. LEE KORTEMEIER OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - An open house will be held for friends and neighbors honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kortemeier, on Sunday, Oct. 12, on the occasion of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Their children, Mrs. Pamela Rice of Waterman and Roger Kortemeier of Peoria, are sponsoring the event which will be held at the Kortemeier residence, 1021 Rose Court in Walrose Manor, Woodstock. Mr. Kortemeier served the McHenry area as an insurance counselor and salesman for four decades and issues a special invitation to his many friends in this area to join the family. They also request no gifts. DON PEASLEY PHOTOS CAREY Appliance 1241 N. Green St. McHenry 385-5500 and Mrs. Jerry Luciano, Sr., of Wonder Lake. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lance Parks, Portland, Ore. The great-grandmother is Mrs. Garnet Schulz, Beloit, Wis. The new mother is the former Gail Parks. HOSPITAL NOTES HARVARD HOSPITAL Reuben Perez, McHenry, was a patient in Harvard hospital. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included •••••••••••••••• Auxiliary Notes From V.F.W. *••••••••••••••• The Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 is currently gathering items needed by Downey Veterans hospital. The items needed are magazines with directions for crafts, etc., plastic flowers, yarn, candles, large wine bottles, fabrics, leather scraps, old jewelry, plastic drinking glasses, felt scraps, old keys, round plastic ice cream containers, art magazines, knitting and crochet needles, embroidery pieces, embroidery hoops, embroidery thread and yarns. The above mentioned items will be used by the patients at Downey Veterans hospital in the rehabilitation programs. Those who have any of these items that are no longer used should contact Mrs. Walter F. (Gerry) Kuck and she will pick them up and deliver them to the hospital. John Reed. Emma Wessel. Javier G. Gamboa. Sr., Patricia Estes, George Thompson, Helen Heuser,* Susan Treadwell, Dolores Bourbon, Joanne Hothusen, Dorothy Middaugh, Clarence Johnson, Helen Dercole, Brian Gaza (child), McHenry; and Evangeline Mecham and LaVerne Legan,Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER hospital. Woodstock, included Janet Hulsey, Kevin Moehling, Carolyn McVicer, Arlene Dobbs, Molly Brown, Master Charles Wegener, Helen Whiting, Steve Winters, Leo Winkel, Master William Brown, McHenry; Karen Sutton and Betty Gibson. Wonder Lake; and Mary Baker, Ringwood. * * * * Some people take them­ selves seriously. -WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1975 Participation in 4-H educational programs in­ creased 36.8 per cent in 1974 over the previous year. The National 4-H Service Committee supports 4-H through donor sponsored programs, educational aids. National 4-H News, a supply service and public information services. Most 4-H members are af­ filiated with one of 128,451 locally organized clubs or groups. INSTALL OFFICERS - The McHenry Charter No. 826 of the National Federation of Grandmothers Club of America, Inc., installed new officers for 1975-76 at the McHenry Country club last Wednesday. From left to right, sitting, is President Blaine Day. Standing are Installing officer and Past President, Rose Neuharth, Vice-President, Betty Blenner, Secretary, Doris Lockerbie and Treasurer, Winifred Clausen. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD mk GE 2-SrEED, 3-CYC1E, 18-LB . Capacity as FILTER-FLO WASHER WAS $32985 NOW $ 2 9 0 9 5 with Mini-Basket™ for small loads. 5 wash/rinse temperature combinations,* variable water levels. GE AUTOMATIC SENSOR CONTROL ELECTRIC DRYER WAS *23995 Monitors temperatures--stops 7VC/ If If Model when clothes are dry. Permanent Press/Knit Cycles Model DDE7108P WWA8350P MORE BIG SAVINGS FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC! 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