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Ttfg J>LAHife6MJ» V""- J' 1 ' '••. "- • '"" '•*'?>^ •-V-'^'V'K"'--' •ffennday, OcMMr 1ft. I*®* iry Shores LUTIIMN SETTING FOR WEDDING OF SHORES RESIDENT Patt Petersen - 885-5425 It was a beautiful day for a wedding; the date Oct. 6, the place St. Patrick's Catholic qhurch at the 11:30 Mass, the couple about to be wed, Joan O'Brien and John J. Tonyan. The ceremony had a lovely touch of autumn to it. Joan is the daughter of Mr. Olid Mrs. Ward O'Brien, McHenry Shores, and John is the 8«n of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tonyan of McHenry. news for a week and when i come back you should be bursting at the seams with news. I am also running out of names of those families who have never had an interview in the column. If you know of some one I may have missed and who wants to be interviewed, please let me know. Party for All McHenry Shores Goblins Hear yea! Hear yea! Calling all witches, goblins, black cats, and spooks living in McHenry Shores! There's going to be a party just for you. So, make sure your tail is on straight and your horns are in place and come on down to the beach on Oct. 27. That's the Monday before Halloween. This is a party for all children in the ^Shores. Audrey Whitney, Alice Brunke, Joyce Pinkonsley and Jerry Olbinski c o m p r i s e t h e c o m m i t t e e and anyone wanting to help or having ideas can contact one of them. Hospital News We were glad to hear that Charlie Lindwali is home from the hospital and doing very well. trip to Michigan and Minnesota. He loves to fish and catch the "really big ones" and for this he goes to Canada. lit Minnesota it's deer hunting. Shirley has always had a great fondness for horses and in the past did quite a bit of horseback riding. Bowling was also a pastime. She enjoys sewing and different kinds of handwork and of course the two girls keep her pretty busy. Frank is active in the Civil Air Patrol and before they were married was kept very busy working with the Boy Scouts. Born and raised in Eagle Harbor, Mich., he came to the Chicago area to work and there met Shirley. Frank The party TOnsisted^Mi.^ ,f°r ,^uick decisions -eight members of "j?d ' stick-to-ittweness" the first date he had with Shirley he told her he waS going to marry her and though she disagreed, they have been happily married for some time now. Lately their household has been overrun by the animal kingdom. They have a dog; beagle by nature, and "Tinker Bell" by name. They also have a cat, "Tiger" who recently had a large litter of kittens, six to be exact. Anybody want a nice, soft, furry kitten? Christmas Bazaar It's getting close to Christmas again. Hardly seems possible. To start you out on your first spree of Christmas shopping, St. Paul's E p i s c o p a .1 church will be having a Christmas bazaar which will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be a luncheon which is to be from ll:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Tickets for this affair may be p u r c h a s e d f r o m D a i s y Smith. No Parents Allowed This will be the slogan at the Christmas shopping service, a high point of the P.T.A. carnival which is to be held on Oct. 27 from 5:30 to 9 in the! evening. Louise Winters is collecting toys and small gift items suitable for children to give to parents. Anyone wishing to donate something to this affect may call Louise at her home. The number is: 385-2897. Clausen's Entertain Club Group Herb and Winnie Clausen had a rather large gathering last week, of twenty their c l u b . The C l a u s e n s ' daughter, Betty, cooked a delicious meal. After dinner an informal entertain m e n t session went into full swing with Pat Simonsen playing on her accordion and everyone eventually joining in to make it a regular "Sing Along". Herb played on the organ and the piano too got a good work out. C h a r l i e R a f t i a g e s e t them laughing with some comical songs and everyone really enjoyed themselves. The men eventually turned to card playing and the women to conversation. Meet the Lamerands May I introduce you to the Lamerands, Frank, Sim-ley, Susan and Kathy. They're what you might call one of the first settlers to the Shores since they moved here about 7 years ago. They've seen quite a few homes go up since that time. ; ' Frank is a carpenter by trade and a handy man to have around the house. Right now he is in the process of making some lovely walnut tables. Frank's interest in guns has led to a very nice collection. In fact quite a few of these he has made himself. His love of outdoor sports has led the family to many a Trip to Historic Sights On Oct. 4^ati8:30 a.m. the McHenry Wornan's club met at the Community Methodist church for a bus trip to beautiful Wisconsin. Those attending from the Shores were the Mesdames R a m a g e, (Daisy) Smith, Clausen, Korner, Jacek, Tennert and MacCallUm. Around the Shores The Simonsens spent a pleasant weekend with Helen's sisters and families. They first went to New Lenox to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macdowell and then brought the other sister and her family back here to their home for a second visit. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ziderowsld of Richmond. A pleasant reunion. Nancy and Bill Ewald spent > No Column Next Week Due to our vacation coming this week, I will not be able to have a column. So save your RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... German short-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving nana Every new Firestone tire i$ QUARANTEED 1. Against defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original tread. 2. Against normal road hazards (except repairable punctures) encountered in everyday passenger car use for the number of months specified. Repairs made without charge, replacements prorated on tread wear and bawd on list prices current at time of adjustment. Our Firestone Town and Country WINTER TIRES are here and we need room. So . » . All Passenger Car Tires are drastically reduced to the LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS! Come in today for the Best D?al in Town during our . . . PRF_ WINTER SAKE Offer Expires Wednesday October 31st BATTERIES - TIRES - TUBES lor Tractors, Trucks and All Passenger Cars Complete FARM TIRE SERVICE Special Trade-In Allowance from $1 io $5 on Your Old Battery CALL US .... for you* Truck Tire Needs McHENRY TIRE MART WALT FREUND. Prop. 3931 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY. ILLINOIS Phbne 385-0294 tfreir weekehd rbamfog the old campus (University of Illinois.) It was homecpming week and they-spent a happy three days renewing old friendships and memories. They alio visited Nancy's niece Who is now a freshman at the university. Sunday the Calvert family hSid guests from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Marienfeld and their three daughters. Mildred Snively enjoyed the weekend visiting with her son in Glen Ellyn. She entertained her bridge club, Wednesday, which includes Mrs. MacCallum, Mrs. Verstege and Mrs. Ramage. We were sorry to hear of the death of Irene Middlekauf's only brother, Merle S. Smith, of Omaha. The Middlekaufs spent the week in Omaha to be with the family and attend the funeral. Last Sunday Dorothy Vilim and her mother, Helen Jacek, attended a wedding shower in honor of Dorothy's cousin, Sharon Hardwick. The shower was held in Des Plaines and Dorothy said after seeing so many lovely gifts she wondered if it might not be a good idea to have a shower -- say every few years, perhaps? The Vilims also had company last Thursday. Ed's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vilim, and his sister, Mary, came for dinner. rtte oli tite twenty-firtt. The twenty-second holds two birthdays; James Dostal and Gladys Lokay. William Teftnert will hav£ his day on th6 twehtyfourth. There are five couples in the Shores who will be celebrating their wedding anniversaries this coming week; Raymond and Barbara Pogor on the eighteenth, Charles and Audrey Whitney on the twentysecond, and Philip and Neva Brod, William and Joan Dostal, Jack and Gloria Schramm on the twenty-third. Congratulations to you all. Sirice tfierfe Will fee no column next week I will li&t the birthdays and annive&arles for thos^ days too. On Oct. 25 those celebrating birthdays will be: Charles Mac- Callum, Paula Tiggemann and Helen Jacek. Ray Olszewski and Kurt Pogor share the twenty-sixth for their birthdays. Happy birthday to Glenn Tanner on the twenty-seVenth, to Frank Jacek on the twentyeighth, Sara Partain on the twenty-ninth, Lynn Munroe on the thirtieth and Marie 'Mondry on the thirty-first. Birthdays and Anniversaries Today's birthday wishes go to Audrey Whitney. Tomorrow, the nineteenth, Annette Cicchini has a birthday, Antoinette Weber celebrates hers on the twentieth and Pam Mun- CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Very ^ine Selection of Fabrics tb Compliment Any Decor-- Provincial, Modern & Contemporary. y Expertly Installed Using Ohly The Finest in Hardware. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL MODERATELY PRICED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET J4c avemeuer d 383-22$ --• ClosedMc 1008 E. Rl. 120 McHENRY 385-2295 Hours: 9:30 to 5:80 -- Sunday Jtfoion to 3 Frank and Shirley Lamerand have an anniversary oil the twenty sixth. Theodore and Jessie Ray will be celebrating theirs on the thirtieth and John and Gladys KOrner and Bill and Sara Partain on the thirty-first. May you all have a pleasant day and a pleasant week. X. SSAC New»i:>^iW Last minute news <m,^t SSAC club. Attention all SSf Club members. There will a meeting at . Ken. ScboflgfJ home on Oct 20. Refreshments of course. 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