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N ---Page Eight Thursday, June 2.1986 . 'to' " ;--: ' C: SJ. I. '*rsti f*v'* *• fiSBU RG •*«4S51 Sftf.l US EWS nrrar hbttirmann 885-1«M DAVE MILLER CLAIMS BRIDE IN NEW JERSEY Honeymooning in Hawaii are Dave Miller and his new bride, the former Elaine Izbicki of Lakewood, New Jersey. The young couple was married May 21 in St. Mary's church in Lakewood by Father Eugene Jung of Shelby, Ohio. Dave's parents, Joe and Alvina, along with Marie and A1 Oeffling, Jim, Bob and Carol Miller made the trip to New Jersey by car, stopping to pick up Father Jung on the way. Bill Oeffling and Larry Deidrich made the trip by plane to participate as bridal party members. Gary Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freund, who is stationed in Utica, New York, was able to be present for the festivities also. While in the east, the Millers and the Oefflings visited with the Girard Brennan family, former residents from our town. They are all fine and hoping to make a return visit here in the future. Dave and Elaine will be coming here by the first of June when they wiH be feted with another reception. To these newlyweds, we hope the future holds all they anticipate. families, the Bill and Bob Zimmermanns, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Genine Morick,1 were their day-long visitors. Over Memorial Day, Mrs. Smith plans to be in Rockford with her family for some good old visiting. Receives Honor Sandy Hettermann, a student at St. Therese School of Nursing, was honored last week when she was chosen to serve as president of the student of the student council. ' Congratulations to her and we all know Sandy will do a great job in ' the forthcoming year. This brings a very short, short column to a close. The early deadline had to do with its brevity. We go back to the Monday at noon deadline next week so let's work together andmake this column longer ara longer and longer, etc. Hope you had a happy and safe holiday. Brother Pameg On The Debrecht family was saddened by the recent death of their brother, Edwin, of O'- Fallon, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Debrecht, Stella Debrecht. Stella Debrecht and Alfred Debrecht, as well as a brother from Tinley Park and one from California were in O'Fallon for the funeral Mass on May 18. Alfred had spent quite a bit . of time there since his brother's illness. Mr. Debrecht, who was 72 at the time of his death, was born in portion of his early life here; St. Louis, but spent a large He is survived by his wife, four children, eleven grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the Debrecht family in their time of sorrow. Busy People If Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, of Johnsburg Road aren't entertaining at their home, they are traveling to Rockford to visit her family. Recently her sister and husband, the Einar Fossums, were their guests. On a recent Sunday her sons and GREEN BERETS %T Fair A detachment of Special Forces Soldiers -- the Order of t e Green Beret -- will make appearances at the 1966 Illinois State Fair. The group will include Sgt. Barry Sadler, composer of the now famous song, "The Ballad of the Green Beret," and a member of the team. The unit si from the John F. Kennedy Center for Special Warfare at Fort Bragg, posed of groups of specialists. N.C. Each detachment is com- Two men are schooled in communications, two in operations and intelligence, two in demolitions, two in weapons and two are medics. £ -- I^eriona LMrs. Ann Rodenkirch, son, George, and wife, and brother, George Steilen, were in Chicago Wednesday evening of last week to attend a 7 o'clock Mass celebrated by her cousin, Rev. George Schomburg, at St. Philomena's church In observance of his twenty-fifth ordination to the priesthood. They also attended a dinner and reception given in his honor later. Fred Bienapfl enjoyed a fishing trip to Bemidji, Minn., the past week where he was accompanied by his uncle, G.A. Hines, and son, Donald, of Min-" neapoUs. ... Mrs. Eleanor Foley and Miss Genevieve Knox spent the Memorial Day weekend as the guests of Mrs. Anna Barron in Milwaukee, Wis. . Mrs. Carl Courier and son, Bill, of Marengo, called ion Mc- Henry relatives Wednesday. Mrs. Alma Riggs of Silver Lake, Wis., spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bienapfl. Mrs. Mable Sourek of Cicero visited McHenry relatives a few days last week. Misses Dorothy and Louise Walsh and Miss Lenpre Frisby flew to New York with former's niece. Miss Judy Walsh, last Wednesday to wish her bon voyage when she left for Europe on Thursday. The girls returned holme Sunday after a few days of sight-seeiftg *n big city. Judy went to Kitzinger, Germany, to meet "the Misses Janet Bos tier and Ruth Mc- Clinton, former teachers in the Edgebrook school here and now teaching in Germany. Together they will tour Europe. The girls were accompanied to O'Hare Field by Judy's mother, Mrs. Quentin Walsh, her sisters, Jane and Mrs. Martin Foley, the latter's daughter, ON HIS RECORD, RE-ELECT RICHARD L. TAZEWELL County Superintendent of Schools McHENRY COUNTY A DEDICATED, EXPERIENCED SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR LaGray TEXACO SE1V1CE 610 So. Route 31 McHenry, 111. BS-9708 Volo TEXACO SERVICE Routes 120 & U.S. 12 Volo, Illinois 38S-W4& Joseph LaGray Is Mow Manager of Both Stations e Au and rvice i i i i i • i i i i FREE! GREASE JOBS Sat. & Sun., June 4 & 5 with each 10-gal. Gas purchase Lafef Texaco Servic 610 So. Route 31 -- McHenry ( and this coupon ) Coleen, her .aunt,, ,^liss. ,M%ry Walsh, apd friendfe,' Paiti Gkfeson and Mrs. Kathy Sehultz. Mrs. f Freida Bienapfl of Skokie was a guest of McHenry friends Saturday and Sunday. Miss Frances Vycital visited her aunt, Mrs. Emma Sodonnka, in Minneapolis, the past week. She returned to McHenry with her nephew, Gary Vycital, who came home from his studies at the College of St. Thomas to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital. Mesdames Arlene Johns and Audrey Frederickson of Elgin and Mrs. "Mary Lou Haver-i kamp of Dundee visited their aunt, Miss Ann Frisby, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. John Mc- Intyre have returned from Boston where they attended the 178th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian church of the U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Hollowell, son, Clyde, and the latter's sons of Elgin were visitors in the George H. Johnson home Saturday. Guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson, daughter, Susan, and MrsT^O. G. Eder of Arlington Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Kirkpatrick and daughter, Naomi, of Chicago were Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs. G.R. Spindler. Mrs. John Mclntyre and daughter, Prise^ia, left Sunday for St. Louk whetfe she was called by the illness; of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stevens of Waukegaa. _ and' Mrs. Frances Peters of Jacksonville, Fla., were eqt#Ktfein£<i in the Robert Thompson h^me Wednesday evening. . Mrs. Martha t Fel$z ;and Mrs. Pearl Patzke .weekend guests of relj paign. Mr. and M: of Chicago w< ors in the ho: Miller. Mrs. F. J. Aicher and broth- Cham- Craig y visits Clara «r, L$q haye t from' a: Visit- in tlte Johh man home in Indianapolis, Ind. Joan Adams of Chicago and Joyce Adams df Waukegan Spent the Memorial weekend with their mother, Mrs. Alfons Adams. Other dinner guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Joey, of Elkhorn, Wis., were Kenneth Murray of Mundelein. Mrs. Marie Morgan and son, weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller. Shop In McHenry Quality Radiator Repair Be In McHENRY By Factory-Tmlned Radiator Specialist* 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For JTour Added Protection. 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