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tf Weddings abound in 1983 D i 4? PAGE 13-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1984 Seven couples celebrate 50th FEBRUARY Feb. 12 - The former Debra Mueller of McHenry and repeated their wedding vows before the Rev, Roger W. Schneider, pastor of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, McHenry. St. John Lutheran church, Hebron, was the setting for the exchange of promises of marriage between the former Laura L. Bole and Robert N. Holmstrom. The Rev. Raymond C. Shawl officiated. APRIL April 9 - Bridgette N. Mon­ tgomery and Jon K. Muse recited their promises of marriage before Pastor Roger 01$on in Nativity Lutheran Church, Wonder Lake. A Hawaiian honeymon was planned by Thomas E. Dockery and Gladys Moreton, both of Wonder Lake, after their marraige in St. Ann's Episcopal church, Woodstock. Wendy Ann Wohnrade, McHenry, and Timothy J. Bellagamba of Arlington Heights were married in Resurrection Catholic Church, Woodstock. The Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry, was the setting for the exchange of wedding vows between Lori Lynn Johnson and Peter William Filipowicz. April 16 - During a con- celebrated Mass by the Reverends James Gaynor and Joseph Kulak, in the Church of St. Mary of Assumption, Karen M. Weingart and David S. Diedrich were united in holy matrimony. April 17 - A wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico, was arranged for Susan Judith Prust of McHenry and Robert Patrick Maher of DeWitt, la., following their marriage at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church. MAY Bahama Islands followed the wedding of Sandra Smak and Anthony Christoff in St. John the Baptist Church, Johnsburg. July 1 - St. Luke's First United Methoidst Church/ Orlando, Fla., was the setting for the marraige of a former Wonder Lake resident, Andrew Jay Hansen, and Jonarea Singleton of Orlando. July 12 - On their fourth try at a marriage ceremony, Ricky Pidgeon and Tommy Scott exchanged nuptial vows before Judge Leonard Brody. July 16 - Michael Perry Lamb, sports editor of the McHenry Plaindealer, ex­ changed wedding vows with Julie Rae King in Grace Lutheran Church in Omro, Wis. Theodore John Hollander claimed Carol Lynh Girolami of Wilmette as his bride in St. Philip The Apostle Church, Northfield, 111. July 23 - A former Miss McHenry, Linda Lee Bonk, and Thomas William Ludwig were united in marriage at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton Church, Crystal Lake. Vicki Kuglin of McHenry and Jaime Charles Mantel were marreid at the home of the groom in Spring Grove. Charise Marie Nielsen of McHenry and Shaun Douglas Baker of Wonder Lake were married in Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, McHenry. Wendy Wilson and Kevin Wynveen were married in California. v. v. July 30 -- Barbara P. Newcomb and Gary B. Besserud were married in the First Methodist Church, Whitewater, Wis. Cheryl Ann Johnson and David Scott Lethem repeated their wedding vows in the First United Methodist Chruch. Sandra L. Fuller and Scott A. Henley were married in the First Methodist Church, McHenry. May 18-As she approached the altar of St Peter's Church in Volo to exchange wedding vows with Robert C. Witte, Jr., Elaine Heimingfield was carrying her grandmother's First Com­ munion prayer book, dated May 18, 1913. May 21-Alison Boyer Meyers and Edward B. Gerstad planned a two-week wedding trip to West Palm Beach Shores, Fla. following their marriage in the First United Methodist Church, McHenry. Mary J. Kollenkark and Gregory L. Rowlett repeated their wedding vows before the Reverend Leo J. Bartel in St. John the Baptist Church, Johnsburg. May 28--Nancy Kane and Alvian Smith were united in holy matrimony in the Ringwood Methodist Church with the Rev. Gordon Smith performing the ceremony. JUNE June 4--A cruise to the romantic Caribbean was in the honeymoon plans for Karen L. Tomlinson and John Karolczak as they were joined in matrimony in the First Presbyterian church of Libertyville. Following their exchange of wedding vows, Christine H Evans of Trevor, Wis., and William F. Zell of Antioch, formerly of Spring Grove, left for a two-week honeymoon in Florida. Denise Parenti and Dennis Sucnor were united in marriage by Father James Gaynor at the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry, June 11-Lori Beth Robertson was given in marriage by her father, who then performed the ceremony uniting her in holy matrimony with Mark Cummins Frailey, in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, McHenry. Chain O'Lakes Evangelical Covenant church was the setting for the nuptials of Debra« Lynn Bianchi and Robert C. Kennebeck. In a lovely garden ceremony, Nancy Switzer and Steve Kasprzyk were united in holy matrimony. Linda Maria Klein of Big Bend, Wis., became the bride of Otto Walter Dschida of McHenry in St. Joseph Catholic Church, Big Bend. June 18-Sharon Sturgill and David Bauer repeated their wedding vows before the groom's uncle, the Rev. Charles O'Brien, in Transfiguration church, Wauconda. June 25 - Tamra Bieschke and Gregory Dunkel exchanged wedding vows in Our Lady of Humility Catholic Churche, Zion, 111. A honeymoon in the AUGUST the bride of Christopher Diego Pace of McHenry. > j Sept. 24-Given in marriage, by her brother, Barbara Anne Krasucki became the bride of Theodore John Dinkelman of McHenry. Kay Mitchell and Tim Benoy were united in marriage in St. Mary's Church, Huntley. Jeanne E. Madden and James R. Weingart exchanged vows in Nativity Lutheran Church, Wonder Lake. Maureen J. Bauer became the bride of Jeffrey Van Landuyt in St. Patrick's Church, McHenry. St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Lindenhurst, was the setting for the wedding of Jacquelyn Moffitt and Robert Thompson, Jr. Sept. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Disney celebrated their fifty- sixth wedding anniversary. OCTOBER the scene of the marriage of Mary Beth Schmitt and Lee A. Steinsdoerfer. Nov. 26 - Judy Ann Yyduna, McHenry became the bride of William Kueger of Wichita Falls, Tx., in Faith Presbyterian Church, McHenry. DECEMBER Dc. 10 - A wedding trip to Acapulco followed the wedding of Jane Mary Zimmerman and Steve Michael tMalak in the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry. Dec. 17 -- Sherri Fernstrom was given in marriage by her brother, Charles Fernstrom, when she married James Shampo in Faith Presbyterian Church. MAY May 14-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marke of Wonder Lake observed their gold&i wedding an­ niversary with an open house at Christ the King Catholic church hall, Wonder Lake. A 5 o'clock Mass in the church followed the afternoon open house. JULY July 29 - Anita and Charlie Staufer celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the McHenry County club. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Conrad of Whispering Oaks celebrated their golden wedding an­ niversary in Chicago during a nuptial ceremony performed by Mr, Conrad's uncle, the Right Reverend Monsignor Theo. Chastka, pastor of St. Wen- ceslaus -Church. -- SEPTEMBER Sept. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Sept. 6~Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stilling celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. OCTOBER Oct. 9 - John J. and Agatha Thelen celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a Mass of Celebration at St. John the Baptist Church, Johnsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rudolph of Spring Grove celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an Open House. Oct. 15 - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmitt celebrated their fiftieth Aug. 6--Following their wedding in St. Mary of the Assumption; Church, , Barbara Sharon Kuck, Wonder Lake, and Donald Lawrence Klapperich, left for a week's honeymoon touring the southern states. In the same church, Lee Ann Freund and Michael K. Adams were united in marriage. Aug. 13-Joy Vyduna of Loveland, Colo., became the bride of Jeffrey Allen Goodwin of Longmont, Colo. ' Aug. 13--Lisa Lolli and William Becker, Jr., were married in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, Crystal Lake. Tamara J. Schiller, Chicago, and Richard N. Beck, McHenry, were married in the First Methodist Church, Woodstock. The Poconos in Pennsylvania provided the setting for the honeymoon for. Kelly Dietz of Waukesha, who became the * bride of David Pliner of McHenry in Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. Aug. 18-Carring on a tradition of Aug. 18 weddings that started in the family almost 100 years earlier, Libby Stinespring was married to James R. Britton in the First United Methodist Church, McHenry. Aug. 20--Galye Westman, Wonder Lake, and Bill Wohlert, McHenry, were married in Carlyle Christian Church in Carlyle, 111. Deborah Hen- ningfield of Elmwood Park became the bride of Richard Quagliano of Chicago. Aug. 20--The Rev. Roger Schneider of Shepherd of the Hills Church officiated at the wedding service uniting Debbie Herdrich and James F. Felty. Aug. 21--Darlette Mary Freund, Elgin, and Michael Robert Parson were married in St. Mary's Church, Elgin. Aug. 27--Brian Bauer, McHenry, claimed Nancy Hillmer of Thiensville, Wis., as his bride in a ceremony per­ formed in St. Patrick's Church, McHenry. SEPTEMBER Sept. 10-Following their marriage .in St. Patrick's Church, the former Muriel Antoinnette Frett and Kenneth Joseph Bergsma of Richmond embarked on an Alaskan cruise. A former resident, Michelle Stilling of Milwaukee, ex­ changed wedding vows with James Kieckhaefer in St. Francis Xavier Church, Lake Mills, Wis. Sept. 17--Carlotta Denise Davis, Cleveland, Ohio, became Oct. 1 - Patricia Schabow and Robert J. Lunkenheimer, Jr. were married in the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption. Oct. 9 ~ John Allen Horvath claimed Cindy Linn Affolter as his bride in St. James Lutheran Church, Chicago. Oct. 22 -- Barbara Franklin, Chicago, became the bride of Thomas O'Brien in Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago. Timothy Lamz and Tabethia Drake were married in the First United Methodist Church, McHenry. NOVEMBER Nov. 6- Antonette Marie Weyland and Michael Gregg Peterson were uanited in holy matrimony at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church. Nov. 11 - Michael R. Mc- Donagh of McHenry claimed Lori Lynn Lodes of Milwaukee, Wis., as his bride in St. Dismas Chruch, Waukegan. Nov. 19 - Randal N. Mauch, McHenry, and Diane R. Mason, Chicago, were married in St. Norbert's Church, Northbrook. St. John the Baptist Church was Offer Senior Identification Carl Sallaz, of the State of Illinois'License bureau, takes photo of unidentified senior citizen at the McHenry Meet and Eat center at tb* Moose lodge. The identification photo cards will be in effect for fi*> • vears. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MOSQUITO REPORT In June of 1983, the McHenry City Council once again concerned itself with mosquitoes, and what measures should be taken against them. Michael Tryon, of Clark Outdoor Spraying, reported to the council that the company was shifting the em­ phasis of mosquito abatement from the adult mosquito to the larva. New techniques in lafvicjjding include the use of Bacillus Thuringiensis (BT), a bacterium well known to McHenry residents because of the Gypsy moth controversy in 1981. New developments have occurred in the use of BT, including delayed release of the bacteria. Another' method includes the use of synthetic materials - insecticides. In some areas, minnows which feed on a phenomenal number of larva, are brought in and stocked in ponds and standing water. Tryon said the adulticiding program (fogging) would be used as necessary. Fogging is the most con­ troversial of the techniques and involves the use of the chemical , Malathion. Tryon said the toxicity of the chemical is low and that from an economic and safety standpoint, Malathion is the standard of the industry. 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