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29,1964 like flie snow and to snow ski. When I get married, I'd like to a winter wedding and have «d as my color." ** first runner-up Michelle -Mterson, 17, is a 1984 graduate '*t Johnsburg High School where "lie was secretary of the National Honor Society, Student incil officer and Northeast letter editor. She lives at 111 N. River Park Drive. She is .currently working at a local oakery and, also, a tool and equipment company, but plans to enter Northern Illinois TjTniversity in the fall majoring •4SR^§ TS '84 MISS McHENRY In Marketing and with a minor in Advertising. Miss Patterson, a brunette with brown eyes, wort a short- sleeved gown of a sheer dotted material over white, scalloped at the bottom and caught up with pink trim. A flounce accented the v-neck. Her question for the evening was "If you were'given the chance to be on a TV program, what type of program would you choose and why- soap opera, comedy show or game show?" She replied "I know that for a fact - a comedy show!" She added that she told the Judges earlier she liked to tell jokes to make people laugh. "A comedy series would definitely do that," she concluded. Second runner-up Delia Marie Saunders of 1620 Ranch Road, McHenry, is 18 years old, a 1964 graduate of McHenry High School East Campus. She is a brunette with hazel eyes. She wore a strapless white gown with gathered bodice featuring vertical rows of flowered trim. She is currently working at a local video store and plans to major in Mass Communications * Plaindeaicr photo by Anthony Oliver Members of the 1984 Miss McHenry court include, Heide Lisa Bender, Miss McHenry; Delia (pom left to right, Deborah Anne Allen, third Saunders, second runner-up; and Cindi Axell, pinner-up; Michelle Patterson, first runner-up; Miss Congeniality. 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Asked to title a movie based on her life, she responded, "Hmmm - "Running Around the World in 80 Days." , Third runner-up Anne Allen lives at 1405 Eastwood Lane, McHenry. She is 18, a graduate of McHenry High School East Campus, and plans to attend Illinois State University in fall majoring in Music. She wore a high-necked soft blue gown trimmed in lace and accented with tiers of lace at the back of the full skirt. It com­ plemented her sandy brown hair and blue eyes. Miss Allen's hypothetical question had her representing the school board in speaking about McHenry in a foreign country. "This is a tough one," she said, "I would probably tell them McHenry is a friendly town because it's still small. The Pedestrian dies from Plaindeal inj er nei unes news service people are down to earth and would try to make you feel at home... it's just a friendly town." Cindi Axell, Miss Congeniality, lives at 306 W. John St, McHenry. She is a 1984 Johnsburg High School graduate and works at an area pre-school. She plans fall enrollment at Illinois State University in pre- business courses. Hie 17-year- old's activities revolve around sports, eating and dieting. She wore a bright pink off-the- shoulder gown. Judges for the contest were John F. Donovan, marketing representative for Delta Airlines, Cathy Ebel, Delta flight attendant; and Dick Foxman, representative for R k M Kaufman Apparel. Special guests were three former Miss McHenrys: Marisa Merkel, 1975; Debbie Carro Reilly, 1976; and Connie Ann Nelson, 1982. Sundae Morrison, chairman of the event, voice cracking and continued from page i eyes tearing, thanked her committee, Connie Nelson, Linda Sue Davidson, Sharon Nye and Marisa Merkel. She recognized Lee Steinsdorfer pianist and Auxiliary Members Dottie Leser, Sandra Schultz, Maria Guettler and Dorothy Miller, for their contributions. Chamber of , Commerce personnel Fran Olsen and Tom Kadrovach were not forgotten, nor were Eileen Lane, Ruth Lowe, Carol Nelson, Dave Gelwicks, Trey Covalt and George Lane. Miss Morrison's message indicated, "It takes a lot of people to successfully produce a Miss McHenry Pageant." The pageant will be shown on cable television several times, she said. Dates and times are available by calling 344-3150 or consulting the TV Double Vision guide. The event was co-sponsored by the McHenry Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion Post 491 and Auxiliary. GYM REPAIRS »•«< 1 ROCKFORD-A pedestrian struck by a car on Illinois 173 near Harvard during the weekend died Monday morning at Rockford's St. Anthony Hospital, the Winnebago County coroner's office said. Danny W. Reynolds, 25, of Capron, died at 9:45 a.m. Monday, according to Coroner John Seward of Winnebago County. The driver of the auto, 18- year-old Randy Brown of Poplar Grove, told sheriffs police that he saw Reynolds in the roadway and tried unsuccessfully to avoid him. His car ended up in a ditch, but Brown and his two passengers were reportedly uninjured. PRIME RETAIL LOCATION JOIN JEWEL/0SC0 A WAGS McHENRY SHOPPING CENTER (WE. 120 A INDUSTRIAL DRIVE) 3 (HOKE SPACES LOTH CALL (312)420-8512 full commission paid Zimmerman aS West Campus English department coor­ dinator. Other replacements were appointments of Martin J. Horgan as West Campus assistant principal and Robert L. Rebenstorf, West Campus English instructor. Kathleen Stark was approved as West Campus part-time mathematics instructor, and Ronald A. parks was employed as East Campus mathematics and science in­ structor. In other action, President pro-tem Judith Zid presented Mrs. Rita Gealow with a Parent Volunteer Recognition Award for assisting in the senior mathematics classes by coming for one hour each morning and afternoon to tutor students. With her help, Gary Trembly, the mathematics teacher, was able to meet the varying needs of the students, according to Principal D. William Dodds. "Mrs. Gealow is an ex­ perienced, certified math teacher who volunteered her time despite a very busy per­ sonal schedule," said Dodds. Mrs. Zid noted that this was only the second time the recognition has been given. Mrs. Gealow responded, "Parents often get a reputation for complaining. This time we were able to do something positive. I felt this worked out well and I believe Mr. Trembly and the students felt that way, too. I received a lot of satisfaction from it." Death Margit A. Ekstrom Margit A. Ekstrom, 80, of Crystal Lake, died Wednesday, June 27, at Crystal Pines Nur­ sing Home, Crystal Lake. She was born April 22, 1904, in Malmo, Sweden, the daughter of Johan and Anna (Kloo) Ed- strom. Miss Ekstrom was a member of Bethany Lutheran Chruch of Crystal Lake and the Lutheran Church Women; Ladies of Viking of Crystal Lake; and the Crystal Lake Senior Citizens Club. She had been an employee of Oak Industries over 25 years. Surviving are many nieces and nephews in the McHenry and Crystal Lake area, in* eluding Lillian Larson of McHenry. I She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m., in Bethany Lutheran Church, with the Reverend Nathan Anderson officiating. Interment will follow in Union Cemetery, Crystal Lake. Visitation was from 4 to Si pm. Thursday at Flagg & Sons Funeral Home, Crystal Lake.' Memorials are requested to Bethany Lutheran Church. We'll Help Your Vacation Dreams Come True! Rog. 22.10 3411 W. 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