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Prospective McHenry Homecoming Royalty It's National Beauty $a l Week! \ TIM SABATKA AND CARRIE MORTELL Ov?r the course of the coming weekend, the student*, and supporters of McHenry Community high school will be actively involved the lt7t Homecoming festivities. One of six hopeful couples will be chosen to be Homecoming King and Queen, and the announcement will be anxiously awaited at the bonfire, where the couple's reign will begin. A short sketch of two couples appeared In Friday's Plaindealer. Among the remaining four couples are Tim Sabatka and Carrie Mortell, both members of the National Honor Society. Tim is the son of Mike and Irene Sabatka, 35M Washington, McHenry, and is actively involved In tennis and football at school. On his own time, Tim plays tennis and enjoys skiing. He plans to attend college full time to study accounting. Carrie lives at 3507 W. Washington with her parents, Robert and Donna Mortell. She is involved in student council, and Is a member of the track and cross-country teams. JHer personal pursuits are running, and playing the French* horn, and she enjoys a stuffed animal collection. Carrie plans to major in education in college. Barrie Anderson intends to go to college. He Is in football, basketball and baseball, as far as extracurricular activities go, and on his own time just enjoys athletic involvement, especially skiing. Barry is the son of Robert and Judy Anderson, S51S Summerville drive. Wonder Lake. JoAntte Blume plans to major In business when she attends college. 8he is the daughter of Dr. a#4 Mrs. Donald Blume, 4H1 Grand, McHenry. Water skiing and r nls are her favorite activities outside of school. She is, a member the National Honor Society and student council, and is a cheerleader. Greg Mros is a varsity football and baseball player, and thoroughly enjoys athletics, both In and outside of school. He also claims that eating Is a hobby of his. He sees the possibility of college, and would also love to travel west and see the country.. Greg is the son of Henry'and Virginia Mros, 4020 Lillian. Teresa Deveikto, senior class president, and student council member, has plans' which Include possible attendance at Northern Illinois university. She is~the daughter of John and Irma Develkis, 2610 W. Riverside drive, McHenry, and is interested In art, embroidery and sewing, and in the sport of skiing. Robert Bitterman will attend Washburn Culinery institute, and expand on his interest in cooking, by taking it to a plrofessional level. He is the son of Robert and Barb Bitterman, Sr., 3614 W. James street, McHenry, and is active in varsity basketball and tennis. Bob also enjpys the unique hobby of restoring old cars. Beth Cable Is the daughter of Robert and Arlette Cable, 312 Fairway drive, McHenry. .She is active in pom pon and student council. Beth's hobbles are piano and water skiing, and she plans to attend college. BARRIE ANDERSON AND JOANNE BLUME GREG MROZ AND TERE8A DEVEIKIS ROBERT BITTERMAN AND BETH CABLE DINNER DANCE A Columbus d$y dinner dance will be held Oct. 13 at the Knights of Columbus hall, 1132 N. Madison street, Woodstock, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, Woodstock Council No. 776. Tickets are available at the door and the event is open to the public. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., preceded by hors d'peuvres and followed by the dance. Come Window Shopping with IANNA SAVE 20%! Thru October SHUTTERS - SHADES WOVEN WOODS - for today's fashionable windows WITH 20% SAVINGS THRU OCTOBER DISTINCTIVE WINDOW FASHIONS "Specialists in Custom Window Treatments" 12-14 N. WILLIAMS ST. DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAK1 459-3045 AM. UUJUULUjULUJUtAi 0 BIRTHS i.i.»s tttjijjfmi ttttt "Word has been received from maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Morowski, McHenry, of the birth of Lisa Marie Legner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Legner, Odell, 111. The 8 lb. oz. infant, first child for the couple, was born Aug. 21 at a hospital in Pontiac, m. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Legner of Odell. Great-grandparents are Tony Poss of McHenry, and Blanche Sullivan and Kathryn Legner, bottj of Odell. Thomas George Wafe the name chosen for {he sixth child of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Carrick, McHenry. The 7 lb. boy wa? born at Holy Family hospital, DesPlaines, Sept. 22. He joins three brothers, John Robert, 6; Samuel Joseph, 5; and William Daly, 4. His two sisters are Megan Marie, 3, and Therese Ann, 18 months. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Thomas George Sexton of Buffalo Grove, 111. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Carrick of Antioch are the paternal grandparents. Among area births recorded recently at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Wood­ stock, are the following births: Sept. 27, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Church Women United Hold October Forum The Church Women United in the Lake Region will begin a fall program Friday, Oct. 5, by continuing this year's theme, "International Year of the Child: Every Child Is 'My' Child." Speaker for the October forum meeting is Peggy Peterson, director of McHenry county Parental Assistance. She will discuss "Parenting Our Child" and highlight her presentation with a film intitled "Cradle of Violence." The forum will be held at the First United Methodist church in Crystal Lake in the upstairs lounge at 9:15 a.m. There will be babysitting available for youngsters. Edna Leeper is the local chairman for this meeting. Daniel Krysiak of McHenry, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jon JOhhson of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Nellessen of McHenry had a daughter Sept. 30 in Harvard hospital. r HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY Admissions: Sandra Van- derspool of McHenry, Robin M. Bobek of Cary and Betty Goulding of Crystal Lake. WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Mrs. Deborah Karlsen, Fred Rowland, Miss Sandre Boelter, Mrs. Cheryl Dehn, Master Gregory Eiserman, John Brinkman, Victor Justes, Mrs. Elvera Durland, Mrs. Linda Stittgen and Ludwig Koenigseder, all of McHenry; Master Adam Helsper, Arvids Indzers, Kert Brown, baby Jason Simon, Mrs. Elizabeth Berggred, Steve Brinkman, Mrs. Cecelia Seavers and Mrs. Dorothy Russell, all of Wonder Lake. HARVARD Admissions: Verna Str- zelecki of McHenry. CHANGE LOCATION The McHenry Women's club has changed its permanent meeting place to Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green^treet^ ALUMNI BREAKFAST As part of MCHS homecoming, an alumni break­ fast will be served from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, at West campus cafeteria. 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