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HOT COFFEE HOT NEWS. SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPON fc t Community McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Wednesday, August 2», 19*5 Page 5 Sweet Adelines Kathy Pinn is shown, with microphone, introduc­ ing members of the Chain 0' Lakes Chapter of Sweet Adelines at a recent performance of the group. Members from McHenry include Mary Jane Bartlow, Nancy Scher, Bonnie Cable, Mary vJane Boelens, Carol Henderlong and Marge Ehr- : hardt. The chorus can be seen in concert, "Where :Wonder Lake: Jazz Is Hot" in New Qrleans style at Mundelein High School Saturday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Women 16 and over who enjoy singing four-part harmony, barber­ shop style are invited to join the group Thursday nights at 8 p.m. at Mundelein High School. For more information call 338-2475. School scene SUMMER STUDY Suzanne Lee Gene of McHenry participated in a summer honors program held at Indiana State Uni­ versity, Terra Haute, Ind. She took part in the radio-TV-film portion of the program. HONOR ROLL Douglas Lowell Robbins of Mc­ Henry was named to the honor roll at the University of Texas, Austin. Students named to the honor roll maintained a grade point of 3.5 or better. SCHOLARSHIP Brad Snyder, son of Marie and James Snyder, McHenry, has been awarded a distinguished honor scholarship at Ripon College, Rip- on, Wis. Snyder is a graduate of McHenry West Campus. MWKUMWr UmUMKUTAmtAMTi M» (formerly Johnny Murphy's) 1211 N. River Rd. McHenry, IL (815)385-2014 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP ALL NEW MENU briefs m--INTRODUCTORY OFFER BEACHES SAFE Water samples collected from swimming beaches by the McHenry County Department of Health on Aug. 5 were obtained from several beaches of the lakes in the County. ANY BREAKFAST OR • DINNER ENTREE 1 WHEN YOU PURCHASE ONE BREAKFAST OR DINNER ENTREE (% PRICE MEAL MUST BE OF EQUAL OR LESS VALUE) I (OFFER VALID THRU SUNDAY. SEPT. 8,1985) | HUCKLEBERRY INN COUPON •» J - A dream of most Americans t would be to travel to France and ^spend time on the Mediterranean *coast. On Aug. 2, Nadia Fauvet ar­ rived from that Mediterranean tiCoast to spend almost a month in ! Anne Sowers * 653-9549 our area with Herbert and Jackie Mortimer. Nadia is the grandniece of Jackie. * While here, Nadia took in many of the sights of our area, including the Wisconsin Dells, Great America, and being a typical 21-year-old woman, many clothing stores! Even though the temperature stays very mild on the Mediterra­ nean all year long, Nadia did pur­ chase some of our winter fashions that were just being brought out. Accounting was her major in school, so I'm sure she spent her money wisely. * Nadia left yesterday, Aug. 27, and hopefully will have many pleasant experiences to share with her fam­ ily back in France. BASEBALL TRIP .] The Knights of Columbus of* Christ the King Catholic Church are treating the altar boys to a night of baseball in Kenosha, Wis. On Aug. 29, the group will be seeing the Kenosha Twins (a Minnesota Twins Farm Team) play Appleton (a Chi­ cago White Sox Farm Team). : They will leave the church at 5:30 p.m. and return around 11 p.m. The Knights will be furnishing transpor­ tation, the admission ticket, and a hot dog for each boy as a thank you for their service to the church. SPECIAL DAYS - Ending the month of August, we find two Wonder Lakers celebrating their birthdays. "Happy Birthday" to a west-sider, Terry Haak, Aug. 28. On Aug. 30, Joe Sullivan, Jr. will be celebrating his special day and will probably receive a "Where's the Beef?" T-shirt. Starting off the month of Septem­ ber, we will find Sara Hearity blow­ ing out candles Sept. 1. "Happy Birthday" on Sept. 3 to both Nancy Diedrich and Christine Grabowski. On Sept. 5, Christine's dad, Keith Grabowski, will be hearing that old "Birthday Song." FORMER TEEN IDOL I would never have believed when I was a teenager that someday I would be seeing one of my teenage idols, Ricky Nelson, at Marian Cen­ tral Catholic High School. And that is exactly what will be happening Oct. 12! When I excitedly showed my two teenage sons the tickets I had pur­ chased, their only comment was "Ricky who?" These kids nowadays have no appreciation of good music!!! If you are in that age group that liked Fabian, Annette and Ricky, get your tickets for Oct. 12. It should be real nifty! LEFT THE AREA Armed Forces SMYTH Cadet Kelly A. Smytji, daughter of Sharon E. and Kevin M. Smyth, 28356 N. Highv'ew Rd., McHenry, has completed the Army ROTC nursing advanced course at the Army Hospital, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. During the six-week course, stu­ dents spend one week at Camp Per­ ry, Ohio for basic military training. From there, they are assigned to one of 27 Army hospitals where they receive one-on-one specialized training. KENNEY Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Rob­ ert ft; soft Keii- ney of John St., McHenry, recently reported for duty with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One, Gulf- port, Miss. He joined the navy in Paul Misiak, a former Wonder Laker who has been residing in Woodstock the past several years, gave up his teaching position at Northwood Junior High School, as the eighth-grade teacher. He has moved to Arizona where his parents moved several years ago and is managing a picture framing busi­ ness. He will be missed at North- wood, but I'm sure he is happy to be joining his family again. Thomas J. Rupp ATTORNEY AT LAW wishes to announce the relocation of his office to: 4302-B W. 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