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£ WONDER LAKE NEWS CROWN NEW QUEEN -- Debbie Brady, Harvard, (fourth from left), is the new Miss McHenry County. She is shown moments after her victory at the McHenry County Fair with other can­ didates and participants. From left, front standing: Jennifer Olbrich, Randy Long and Carolyn Roach, banner and crown bearers. Seated: Nancy DeWerdt, Wonder Lake; Marlene Ricco, Cary; Sandra Scott, Richmond, first runnerup; Debbie Brady, Harvard, winner; Jan Brown, Woodstock, and Paula Osborne, Marengo, tied for second runnerup. Back: Mrs. Lyle Kleckner, general chairman; Cindi Sutton, Crystal Laker^alerie Garrett, Hebron, voted Miss Congeniality; (parol Parrish, retiring Miss McHenry County; Bonnie Benson/ Union; Penny Ruth, Huntley; Cheryl Tomao, McHenry; and Claudia Loy, Algonquin. DON PEASLEY PHOTO GAIL WILLIAMS SECOND SON WELCOMED BY SCRIBE'S FAMILY Our fourth blessing from hea­ ven has arrived. Kent Edward Williams arrived Tuesday af­ ternoon, 2:28 p.m., July 29, at Woodstock hospital weighing 9 lbs. 2 ozs., our smallest, and measured 21% inches long. Anxiously greeting Kent at home were April, 6 years old, Jamie, almost 5 years old and Beth Ann, 3 years old. Grandparents are maternal, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon, Jr., Shore Hills, and maternal great-grandfalther, Gerald Kent, Shore Hills, for whom Kent was named. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams, Sr., former McHenry residents now , living in Long Beach, Wash., and paternal great- grandmother, Mrs. H.W. Dem- uth, Seaview, Wash. Mother and Kent arrived home Friday, August I. April accompanied Norm to the hos­ pital to meet her baby brother who looks just like she did when a baby. FRI; AUGUST 8/ 969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 653-5371 NOTES OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the fam­ ily of Mrs. Helen Comesky, Indian Ridge, who was pro­ nounced dead on arrival at Mc­ Henry hospital July 26. Our condolences also to the family of Joseph Lehr, Wonder Center, who passed away July, 30 in a Chicago hospital. QET-WELL WISHES # Our prayers and best wishes to John Wines, Wooded Shores, who is a patient at Woodstock hospital with virus pneumonia. Mr. Wines has been hospitalized for a week and will be confined for another week. Please remember him with your visits, cards or calls. Also, Mrs. Catherine May, Oakwood Shores, is a pneumon­ ia patient at McHenry hospital. MISS HARVARD WINS CROWN AS COUNTY BEAUTY After almost three months of concentration in striving for glory and satisfaction in beauty pageantry, Debbie Brady, Har­ vard, newly-crowned Miss Mc­ Henry County, can relax for a time. Debbie, also the reigning Harvard Milk Day queen, cap­ tured the Miss McHenry Count- ty honor at last week's McHen­ ry County Fair to dominate opening day action this year. An overflow crowd filled the grandstand to watch the most tightly-contested of these beauty pageants in the twenty- one year history of the county fair. Debbie^ scored strongly in both formals and swim suits. She led by a small but no­ ticeable margin after the end of the formals according to the scorecards. Debbie was first on two swimsuit scorecards, tying for second one point behind Miss Sandra Scott, Miss Richmond, first runnerup, on the third card. One judge accorded her a perfect score of 100 in swim suit, with the next rating a 95 to Jan Brown, Miss Wood­ stock, who finished in a second runnerup tie, with Paula Os- borned, Miss Marengo. The 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brady, sponsored by the Harvard Ro­ tary club in the contest, to­ taled 571 points in the first round scoring used to choose the top five. Miss Marlene Ric­ co, Miss Cary, another of the • ANGELO'S SUNSET INN | 1 Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE | 1 Mile North oi Waucondm on Old Root* 12 Phono JA 6-2928 | top finalists, and Miss Scott, tied for second with 526 each. After judges saw the candi­ dates again and heard them an­ swer a question, they unani­ mously balloted for Miss Brady as the winner. In this scoring Debbie scored 293; Miss Scott, 281; and Miss Osborne and Miss Brown, 276, to win the plaudits and the rewards. Debbie's top award includes the right to compete in the Miss Illinois County Fair contest in January, 1970, held at Spring­ field. A n o t h e r c o v e t e d h o n o r -- Miss Congeniality -- was voted Valerie Garrett, Miss Hebron. The recognition was voted by the candidates who became well acquainted through their trav­ eling for radio and Tilevision appearances and for participa­ tion in local parades at Har­ vard, Woodstock and McHenry. Debbie's victory was the first for a Harvard candidate since Patricia McFarlin won Miss McHenry County in 1952. Other candidates were Pen­ ny Ruth, Miss Huntley; Claudia Loy, Miss Algonquin; Cheryl Tomao, Miss McHenry: Bonnie Benson, Miss Union; Nancy De Werdt, Miss Wonder Lake; and Cindi • Sutton, Miss Crystal Lake. Crowning the new Miss Mc­ Henry County was Carol Par­ rish, out-going Miss McHenry County. The program was prepared and stage by Mrs. Lyle Kleck­ ner, general chairman for the sixth year. Bill Tammeus, Lyle Kleckner, Bob Schoenbeck, Don Hansen, and Don Peas ley were among those who aided in the presentation. Orion Samuelson, the genial WGN-TV farm director, guided the candidates through the pro­ gram in skillful style. His pro­ fessional leadership is one rea­ son why this program draws an overflow crowd because it has showmanship, good pace, good taste and audience rap­ port. Judges were Mrs. Peggy Mlady, Patricia Stevens, Inc.; Joe Baisch,' executive vice- president, WREX-TV; and Miss Mary Morrisey, state editor, Beloit Daily News. fU v°°' Valiant V-100 2-Door Sedan Valiant cut $193. Now costs $2,094.00! 1 Sport Suburban Wagon M' Hk \ k v r l . M N D E A l . t - . R mot McHENRY PLAINDEALER 1875 nt West Eta Street 885*4191 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, III Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher grrnri •Eiir>pu Adele Froehlfcb, Editor MEMBER w^NEMpAP $7.50 Henry and HGounty BLESSING FROM HEAVEN Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gwiz- dala, Sycamore, welcomed their first child, a boy,, Timothy (John II, July 26, in DeKalb Public hospital. Grandparerits are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marke, Wonder Cen­ ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gwizdala, Richmond, and great- grandmother, Mrs. J.M. Gos- ler, Bay City, Mich. The baby's mother will be re­ membered as the former Joan Marke. CELEBRATE 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Druml, Deep Spring Woods, who celebrated their golden wedding anniver­ sary August 2 at the McHen­ ry VFW with an open house. FUGIEL-MURPHY WEDDING Miss Constance MaryFugiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Fugiel, Algonquin, and Dennis Edward Murphy, son of Mrs. Lorraine Murphy and the late Edward Murphy, Shore Hills, were united in marriage, Saturday, July 19, at St. Thom­ as church, Crystal Lake, Rev. Ambre officiating. HOSPITALIZED Muriel Gilmore was a patient this past week at Woodstock hospital. Mrs. Catherine May, Cyril Bolster and Joseph Parsons were admitted to McHenry hos­ pital this past week. BAPTIZED Master Patrick John Huff, son of Don and Mary Jeari^tjuff, Oakwood Shores, was baptized Aug. 3at Christ the King church. Jim and Kathleen Wahlen, Mil­ waukee, were sponsors for their nephew. BIRTHDAY 4 My dad, Edward Cannon, Jr., Shore/ Hills, celebrates his birthday Aug. 10. ANNIVERSARY My folks, the Ed Cannon, Jrs., Shore Hills, celebrate their twenty-eighth wedding anniver­ sary Aug. 9. CHRIST THE KING CHURCH NEWS Altar boys baseball outing- sixty boys and fathers travelled by bus Wednesday evening, Aug. 6, thanks to the parishioners for providing the necessary funds to provide the bus and tickets to view the White Sox vs. Washington at County Sta­ dium, Milwaukee. Ladies Sodality held its an­ nual weiner roast Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. George (Jeanne) Hartman,, St. Francis Heights. Bud vases--also the sodality would like to have some bud vases anyone who has any, not being used, and would like to donate them may leave them in the vestibule of the church. Retreat -- A Retreat for "older couples" is to be giv- Service News Seaman Apprentice Warren J. Heir, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Heir of 5407 N. Lu- cina, McHenry, is serving aboard the nuclear powered air­ craft carrier USS Enterprise now en route to Norfolk, Va., from Alameda, Calif. The ship is scheduled to un­ dergo a year long overhaul per­ iod in Virginia. During that time the ship's nuclear fuel core will be replaced. The new core will give the ship a 10 to 15 year supply of fuel. During the month-long voyage to Norfolk the ship will ex­ perience the full range of Pa­ cific weather conditions, from the equatorial sun to the rag-t ing winter seas of the Straits of Magellan. The Enterprise is also sched­ uled to make a four day stop in Rio de Janiero, Brazil be­ fore arriving in Norfolk. • en Aug. 22-24 at the Rockford diocesan retreat house. For more information and reserva­ tion, call Hugh Fanning, 385- 5157. State Farm's resident fire man f> f He handles home insurance for State Farm Fire and Casualty. Handles auto, life and health insurance, too. He may help you save money as he puts out your insurance "fires." 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