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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR AMERICAN CARS BUT DID YOU KNOW... . . that we stock replacement parts for VOLKSWAGEN, TOYOTA, OPEL, and DATSUN. And parts are available for AUSTIN-MG, TRIUMPH, VOLVO, FIAT and CAPRI on one day service. Stop In and see us for your replacement parts. McHENRY AUTO PARTS, INC. 3318 West Pear! St. McHenry, Hi. 385-8080 ̂help keep America * »r.t .»• ».i AUGUST Aug. 4~Linda A. Muskovin was married to Vincent F. Nett in St. Patrick's church, McHenry. Aug. U-Christ the King church was the setting for the exchange of wedding vows between Georgina Gisel Ruzicka, Wonder Lake, and Richard Joseph Bartlett, Woodstock. As Deborah Leonard ap­ proached the altar of Zion Lutheran church to become the bride of Michael L. Appner, Crystal Lake, she was wearing a special gift given to her by her bridegroom, a gold bracelet. St. Peter's Catholic church in Volo was the setting for the exchange of promises of marriage between Kathy Lieser and Lawrence J. Wegener. Aug. 12-Singing his own composition "Love, No Doubts, No Pears", at their wedding service, Brad Lee Prasse of Mokena claimed Leah Renee Rode of McHenry as his bride in Zion Lutheran church. Aug. 18-Following their wedding at St. Mary's church, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schmidt left on a wedding trip to New England and Canada. The bride is the former Cynthia Bolger. The church of the Holy Family, Lake Villa, wae the setting for the exchange of wedding vows between Elizabeth Seaton and James Joseph Brenda. Felicia Sue May of Spring Grove became the bride of Donald Englert. «« Aug. 25--Catherine f.r.fMusletakO-e«changed wed- *d»Bg^e\iabo»vith r otoh-7 OKiTjTB aPj.A'/.yr May 19 - Father Eugene Baumhofer officiated, at the wedding of Cynthia L. Kennebeck and Harold D. Brodin. JUNE June 2 - The First Baptist church of McHenry was the setting for the wedding, service uniting Judy Lynn! Revak and Roger Donald! Lance in marriage. The; altar of St. Patrick's church was decorated with palms and blue and white can­ delabra bouquets as Deborah Pintozzi ap­ proached the alter to ex­ change vows with Michael J.Cajthaml. June 9 - Karen Lee Freund and Lawrence Edward Weideman ex­ changed wedding vows at St. Mary's church. Carrying in her shoe a lucky British coin given to her own mother by PAGE 22 - PLAINDE ALER • WEDNESDAY, JANUARYS*, 1980 the bride's grandfather, Lynn Ferol Tomlinson became .the bride of Landis Lynn Lenker at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church.. Mara E. Jones and David B. j Wicklund were married in! Woodstock. June 15 - After a wedding' trip spent on the west coast, Kimberly Patricia Huemann and her bridegroom, Gordon Dean Husby, will make their home in San Diego. June 16 - Laurie Staveteig exchanged wedding vows with James Mangieri at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. St. Mary's Catholic church was the scene of the wedding of Mary Jo Lieser and William Brut. Laura Jean PhannensuU became the bride of Joseph Patrick Harrity in §! Mary's church. June 30 - St. Paul's Op the Lake. Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich., was the setting for the wadding of Susan Marie IrHooghe, Kent wood, Mich., [and Richard Walter Smith, Lansing Mich., a former resident of McHenry. In the presence of three con- celebrants, Fr. John Kilduff, Father John Holdren and Father David Kagan, Cathleen Alice Porzel and Robert Patrick Coughlin exchanged promises of marriage in St. Peter's Ci Large Crowd At School Dedication Some of the crowd of about 5M persons who attended the new Johnsburg high school dedication Snnday are shown listening to remarks by Dr. Donne Andreas, shown nt podium. An additions! 400 persons toured the bonding. Dr. Andreas said he was gratified by the response off the public and expressed appreciation for the community effort pot forth to make the school possible. Noting that a school system Is the focal part off a community, Dr. Andreas said he believed the new educational facility woold very well fit the needs of the Johnsburg area. In addition to the home community, interested persons attended the dedication ceremooy from neighboring cities. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORE Catholic church, Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kawell literally came down from the clouds after their wedding when they flew from Gait airport to the reception held at Crescent Bay Landing. The bride is the former Krista v M. Justen. JULY July 14--Two graduates of Marquette university, Maureen Clare Pintozzi and- Micheal Robert Pabst of Rockford, made their promises of marriage before Father Edmund Petit in St. Patrick's church. Petunias and other planted varieties of flowers enhanced the lovely scene and a flower covered arch was the focal " point near the altar set up on the patio of the McHenry Country club for the wedding of Diane Rinker and Michael Granath. A flower covered arch on the grounds of the Johnsburg Community club provided the backdrop for the solemnizing of vows between Judith Anne Dempster and Steven James Freres, both of McHenry. Ann Conarchy and Thomas J. Uttick exchanged wedding vows at a nuptial Mass in St. Bernard's Catholic church, Wauwatosa, Wis. July 18~The Rev. Clarence Thennes officiated at the wedding ceremony of his niece, Ann Marie Thennes of Lake Tahoe, and John Morris Sheridan III, also of Lake Tahoe, at St. Mary's Catholic church. July 21--Lynette Marie Bauer and Ronald Lee Thiel made their promises jpf marriage before Rev: v : Eugene Baumhofer at St. ,, 1 Mary's Catholic church, McHenry. A honeymoon cruise in the Caribbean for the former Mary S. Behm and Duane G. Schmitt followed their wedding in St. Patrick's church.