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T 0 \ . / v , J . *^House Walk Includes Solar Home Double Christening Held In Robert Byrne Family r HUB. 4 . fUWUfiALKK. • MttUAY, uciimtn <t mni s HOSPITAL NOTES The family of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne^celebrated a double christening Sunday, Sept. 13. Their daughter Pat (Mrs. Clayton Patzke) delivered her second son, Ryan Edward, on May 90. Another daughter Kathy (Mrs. Tim Coarson) gave birth to her first son, Michael Alan on JUly IS. The sacrament of baptism was .administered to the two infants by the Reverend Leo J. Bartel at St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Patzke served as godparents to Michael Alan; Dennis Drake and Christine Byrne were godparents for Ryan Ed­ ward. It was slightly confusing to see one set of parents have their baby christened, then hand the baby to someone else and move in position to become godparents for another baby. However, Father Bartel handled everythii medhodic baby received the proper name and godparents. Following the ceremony, a party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patzke and linfc in a very ical order and each nejtftoe pictured, built by Chuck and Sharon Little, is truly unique. The homesite blends with the natural flow of the hillside terrain and rough-sawn cedar siding Is an attractive introduction to the rich and natural tones featured inside. The "solar aspect" of the home Is one of its most intriguing features with a 735 foot "collector" area, which provides for most hot water, and appreciably reduces utility costs for heating and cooling the entire area. The absence of doors ai windows on the north side of the house and placement bedrooms, foyer, garage and dining room on the west side provides a thermal buffer from the northwest winter wind. Many of the furniture pieces were constructed by Little, including lamps, end tables, ceiling fixtures, etc., mostly weathered barn wood, and oak and pine logs carried back from pack trips out in the western states. The family room Is highlighted by a fieldstone fireplace with barn wood accents. recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock were the births of girls Sept. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wegener of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kudla of Wonder Lake; and the Sept. 29 births of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hurst of McHenry and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kehl of McHenry. Robert and Judy Wojtkiewicz, 3913 Tulip, Burton's Bridge, became parents of their fourth child, a girl, on Sept. 25. * Amanda Rae was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 8 lbs. 10 oz. Mary Borghese of Kenosha, Wis. is the maternal grandmother. Paternal gandparents are Robert and Alice Wojtkiewicz of Chicago. Richard and Linda Ricker, 5309 Malibu court, McHenry, announce the birth of their first child on Sept. 24. Christian Patrick arrived at,„J McH$nry ,, hospital w e i g h i n g - t i j b s - t w • - Maternal grandparents are Rowland and Ada Tabb of Gatewood, Mo. Robert and Doris Ricker of Hanover Park, 111. are the paternal grandparents. William John is the name chosen by James and Caren Opelka, 2208 W. Manor lane, McHenry, for their third child. The baby boy was born Sept. 24, at McHenry hospital and weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz. He was welcomed home by Danny and Darcy. Maternal grandparents are William and Dolores Miller of Wonder Lake. John and Catherine Opelka of Boca Raton, Fla. are the paternal grandparents. Peggy and Jerry Palko, Jr. 5505 Summerville, Wonder Lake, announce the bi^th of their first child on Sept., 23. Jessica Marie was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 9 lbs. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bazan of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Palko of Wonder Lake are the paternal grandparents. Among recent births MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: /.f Robert J. Maxstadt, Wonder Lake, and Barbara J. Begel, Berwyn; Lester M. Balmes, Lake Villa, and Irene E. Stade, McHenry; Walter T. Foreman and Valerie L. Busonic, both McHenry. Donald J. Stanek, Spring Grove, and Linda J. Adler, Fox Lake; Derek D. Brooke, Wonder Lake, and Batbara L. Larson, Woodstock. Jack A. Nickol and Susan L. Whitney, both McHenry; Gregory L. Weeks and Joanna L. Terry, both McHenry. Raymond E. Bellon, Round Lake, and Renee H. Januschik, McHenry; Donald R. Wehrheim Jr., Spring Grove, and Susan M. Miller, Richmond. Dane D. Andersen and Vicki L. Workinger, both McHenry; Frank P. Blair, McHenry, and Josephine R. Karns, Ingleside; Robert T. Specht and Diane G. Lausar, both McHenry. Dale F. Mendendorp, Crystal Lake, and Trucy A. Palys, McHenry ; Richard S. Rowlett and Susan L. Seldon, both McHenry; Robert D. Doessel Jr. and Diane T. Ziska, both McHenry. 1 232 N. Green s "lip' BEST FISH FRY IN TOWN IS AT THE TOP DICK ON FRIDAY NIGHTS... STARTING AT $2.95... PERCH. CATFISH, SHRIM&IN A BASKET, FRESH RED SNAPPER, TROUT AND MORE! WAS THE LAST TIME YOU HAD LUNCH AT THE TOP DECK? ITS STILL TH€ DEST SANDWICH IN TOWN! THE TOP DECK IS FEATURING A FASHION SHOW DURING THURSDAY LUNCHEONS AND ON MONDAY NIGHTS! ENJOY COCKTAILS, DEER AND MONDAY NIGHT FOOTDALL AT THE TOP DECK This was constructed by Little, who had no previous experience In stone work. The kitchen oak cabinets are Us creation and the kitchen Is functional and spacious. Over the period of four summers, the Littles put In more than I,MS hours to create the beautiful combination of old and new. Expressing her feelings about the undertaking, Mrs. Little said, "We have so much of ourselves Invested here." Everyone to invited to share the thrill of this natural adventure In home design on Oct. 7, Holiday Hospitality day sponsored by the Auxiliary of Memorial hospital. Visiting hours are 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Purchase of a ticket will entitle one to tour the four homes and view the items available at the bazaar which will be held at the McHenry county Fairgrounds. Tickets will be on sale at the Spring House on the square in Woodstock, the Gift and Thrift shop Just off the square, or any of the places open for viewing. frJoin Mil Divorces Judgments for dissolution of marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit Coiirt, Woodstock, to: Mary K. Shafer and Clark J. Shafer; Jennifer R. Paczkowski and Joseph F. Paczkowski; John Milone and Christine M. Milone. David Cogdill and Joanne M. Cogdill; David R. Hansen and Lillian H. Hansen; Kathleen H. Ricci and Michael D. Ricci. Frederick C. Cardella and Patricia A. Cardella; Nora E. Turner and David H. Turner; Janet A. Powell and Arthur Vfr. Powell. Diage ' E. Lallky and Donald R. Lallky ~Jr.;A Martha A. Suchsland and Keith E. Suchsland; Herbert S. Burt and Mary K.W. Burt. Gloria A. Ravnsbeck and Fred W. Ravnsbeck; Cathleen M. Plodzien and James A. Plodzien; Kathrine Calkins and Michael Calkins. William A. Bruse and Deborah S. Bruse; David C. Schultz and Betty J. Schultz. among the friends and family attending, were two great-grandmothers. The maternal great- > grandmother of both boys is Mrs. Esther Whitledge of Fox Lake. The paternal great-grandmother of Ryan is Mrs. Francis Patzke of McHenry. Also joining in the celebration were grand­ parents of both boys, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne of McHenry; paternal grand­ mother of Michael, Mrs. Rosemary Mooney of Cary; paternal grandparents of Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patzke of McHenry. Ryan also has paternal grandparents living in Anna, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray. , & MCHENRY Admissions: Christine Glus of McHenry and Corry winkelhake of Wonder Lake. 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