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I (Continued from page 16) married at Christ the King church, Wonder Lake. The bride is the former Monica Davis of McHenry. Two graduates of the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, Mary Lou Johnston of McHenry and Chuck Chalupa of Maplewood, Minn., were married in St. Mary's church, McHenry. Dawn McKim and Thomas Bronson were married in St. Patrick's church. Donna Marie Lawson approached the altar of the First United Methodist church to exchange vows with William Mark Hutson, Jr. November 18--Janet Marie Bauer and Perry Shane Halligan were married at Christ the King church, Wonder Lake. November 25--Lance Cor­ poral Theodore Voight, Jr., home on leave from the Marines, was married in Woodstock to Susan Erickson of Chicago. A candlelight service at Faith Presbyterian church was the setting for the ex­ change of marriage promises SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 17 -FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1979 between JoAnn Schmitt and Leonard Charlan. DECEMBER December 1-Baskets of blue carnations and yellow mums decorated the altar at St. Mary's church for the wedding uniting Diane Schmitt and Mark Raz. December 2-St. Paul's Lutheran church, Waukegan, was the setting for the ceremony uniting Julie Anne Kutzler and Kent V. Thomas. Debra Lynn Virgens was married in Buffalo Grove to Paul Michael Godlewski of Seattle, Wash. December 16-As Alice J. Bieschke and Allen L. Hallett exchanged promises of marriage in Zion Lutheran church, special musical selection was sung by Tammie Bieschke, daughter of the bride. The church was brightened with poinsettias and glimpses of pine and holly could be seen in bouquets as Nancy Ann Blake exchanged vows with Kevin M. Brunner at St. Mary's church. Catholic Schools Week Is Observed y Area Couples Wed 50 Years JANUARY Jan. 31-Family members honored Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bauer of McHenry on the an­ niversary of their fifty-fifth year of marriage. Bernard Bauer and Katherine M. Freund exchanged vows Jan. 31, 1923 before the late Rev. Charles Nix at St. Mary's Catholic church. FEBRUARY Feb. 12--Former McHenry residents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Buss celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. APRIL April 28-Former McHenry residents, Alby and Mildred Krug, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in Florida. JUNE June, 6--Tony Freund and Agnes Hettermann exchanged wedding vows fifty years ago before the Rev. William Weber. Their golden anniversary Mass was officiated by the brother of Mrs. Freund, Rev. Raymond Hettermann. JULY July 1 -- Mr. and Mrs. An­ thony Kobeski of Whispering i Oaks observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Mass at St Mary's church. During the month of July, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaw celebrated their golden wed­ ding anniversary. AUGUST During the month of August Mr. and Mrs. Erwin A. Cher- mak of Whispering Oaks celebrated their golden. wed­ ding anniversary. SEPTEMBER September 2 - The children of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake honored their parents on their fiftieth Wedding anniversary. A Mass was read at St. Mary's church, followed by a recep­ tion. September 30 - Mr. and Mrs Harry Bochat observed their golden wedding anniversary at the Chapel Hill Country club. NOVEMBER November 27 - The fiftieth anniversary of their marriage was observed by Mr and Mrs. Lyle Turner. DECEMBER December 31 - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathison of Richmond celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at open house at St. Joseph's hall in Richmond. The four-day McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce drive was termed a success Nov. 16 , as it was announced that the drive had already netted 56 new members for the Chamber. Above, City Clerk Barb Gilpin measures Ken Sheridan for an elf costume to wear in this year's Christmas parade. Sheridan and Mrs. Gilpin were team captains for the membership drive, and a bet was made concerning which team would acquire the most new members. The clerk's team had a 33-23 lead over Sheridan's team, so the McHenry Christmas parade had one extra elf this year. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD This impressive picture shows Montini Primary students participating in r special Mass that opened Catholic Education week in McHerun n a Monday afternoon. Above, Father Petit is shown during om J the special readings. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD What do we have after 57 years of faithful and diligent service to you? A Reputation That You Can Hang Your Hat On! 57 years of the same dedicated service to our customers builds a reputation that is solid as the "Rock of Gibralter" It means we've offered our customers only the best in quality materials, workmanship and service As time went on we've had to change with the new products, the times and with our customers and their- needs In our next 57 years we hope to serve you many more times fake our word tor it it will be the same outstanding sen/ice you've received from us in the past jf not better MCHENRY LUMBER 4O30WEST MAIN ST. wneriBY. ILLINOIS 385-4600 HANK McPLANK