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'?»* >,.v U i V •; , * -i PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1W7 A iiesterday99 Afternoon Fills A Need 6f "Today 99 s \v'« ! • u - i t r ^, m » & I iSSSEHi JPlgS ;* k";;v >•» ' j- - •• v®wt ^Jat; &£**i *#* 'A group of Marian Central Catholic high school parents, in an effort to raise money for their school, borrowed an idea from yesteryears and their is culminated in an old ioned box lunch social held )turday, July 16. T^The affair was held on the ty of Don and Carolyn , 1012 Cherry Valley and hosted by the along with Chris and Byrnes and Jack and Dieterle. ^Evidently the attractively decorated boxes and baskets -ffiat were auctioned off were ^enthusiastically received H&ecause results totaled $400. ^*And what's an old fashioned 3H)x social without a square ^flance? The couples actively participated in the "do-si-do" ^aod "promenade", and enjoyed jtgyrides conducted throughout fee day. A profitable afternoon £ finance and frolic. - ii% 1̂ 0 Wk »AFF PHOTOS-WA YN1 GA Y LORD Beauties ^Color My World 99 •^Thirteen McHenry county (muties have begun the series practices, public ap- irances, and two ap- rances before the judges .it will climax at the JcHenry County Fair Aug. 3 i the selection of one as Miss :Henry County 1977. ^hieme of this year's pageant H£Color My World". £*The official entries closed week, and thirteen com- lities have entered con- its, each sponsored by a organization, said Don Sasley, coordinator for this Cent. The pageant is the jtoening night feature at the McHenry County Fair. IjJThe candidates and their parents held the first meeting jj^th Mrs. Dorothy Kleckner, contest chairman, and Mrs. Mfrda Duval, co-chairman, and have a series of meetings to dtepare for the pageant. Several queen committee members were present to assist with instructions. Laurie Fisher, Miss McHenry County, told of her experiences the past year. Fair officials were in at­ tendance so the parents and candidates could become acquainted with the persons responsible for the presentation of this annual event, a beauty contest that dates to 1949 when the McHenry County Fair was revived. The fair is held at Woodstock, and indications of a record fair are everywhere, says Charles Weingart of McHenry, president. The demand for both indoor and outdoor exhibit space is unprecedented^ "We've been sold out for weeks, and still inquiries come urging us to somehow find a way for an exhibit that 'must' come to the fair." Candidates will make some radio and television ap- pearances in the next month. They will gain some experience before the public by modeling at the Old Courthouse Inn during noon hour on each Monday the rest of July, presenting clothes made available by Jim Witherspoon. Contestants are judged on beauty, personality, ana poise. Figure, face, a pleasant smile and neat grooming are all part of the comprehensive picture each young woman presents to the judges, he suggested. Here are the contestants, listed alphabetically , by community, with the names of the local sponsors: Miss Alden-Elizabeth Jannotta, sponsored by the Alden Community club. Miss Algonquin-Cherie James, sponsored by the Miss Algonquin committee. Miss Cary-Kim Murphy, sponsored by the Cary Chamber of Commerce. Miss Crystal Lake- Bonniesue Rohrer, sponsored by the Crystal Point Mall. Miss Harvard-Sharon Wood, sponsored by the Harvard Rotary club. .r*! Miss Hebron-Nora Pagm, sponsored by the Business Association of Hebron. Miss Huntley-Beckie Harm, sponsored by the Huntley Lions club. Miss Lake-In-The-Hills- Maggie A. Grant, sponsored by tl^e Lake-In-The-Hills Jayceettes. Miss Marengo--Linda Ballard, sponsored by the Marengo VFW Auxilairy. Miss McHenry-Kimberly Kantlehner, sponsored by the McHenry American Legion. Miss Richmond-Kathleen Soland, sponsored by the Rich­ mond-Burton Jaycees. Miss Wonder Lake-Tamee Baker, sponsored by the Woman's club of Wonder Lake. Miss Woodstock-Kelly Baxter, sponsored by the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. At least 92 per cent of the Illinois population is supplied drinking water by the 1,661 public water supplies super­ vised by the Illinois EPA. EVERYSATURDAY GIANT BUFFET-n % STARTS 5:00 Beef & Ham 7 HOT ENTREES Adults *5" Children $3°° Plus our regular menu Roving Minstrels W MGHTLY BUFFET on. thru Thurs. 5 pm till 10 pm Something different every night. Adults $425 Children $250 Plus our regular menu INDIAIf MANOR RESTAURANT &10UNM F f; £ It's Happening At CRESCENT BAY LANDING and FRIDAY T SATURDAY EVE'S - JULY 22 A 23 JEAN & DON DOUGLAS will be here again with a large and beautiful selection of INDIAN JEWELRY EARRINGS -- BRACELETS -- PINS -- PENDANTS NECKLACES -- RINGS -- WATCHBANDS -- UNCUT STONES --ETC. ALL AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES... REPAIR SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE AND OF COURSE Our regular line of fine Wine, Delicatessen Specialties, Gifts & Gourmet Cookware is awaiting your pleasure. GRgSCENTcBAY" •̂ ANJHNg 3309 Chapol Hill Rd.. McHcnry Nostalgic Bus Tour Set For Picnic- The Woodstock Fine Arti association will offer a but trip the "Summer of !42" at Ravinia Wednesday, Aug. 10. the tour to Nostalgialand will include an old-fashioned picnic on the lawn, with each bringing hit­ her own basket, followed by a concert of forties music per­ formed by the Glenn Miller bond under the direction of Tex Benecke and the vocal of- of Helen O'Connell and NEW FACES In NEW PLACES The tour but leavet at 5 p.m. from the Ace Hardware parking lot on Route 47. Cost of the trip includes bus tran- sportation and rotorved pavilion seats for the concert. For further information and to make reservations call 338- 6517. -- ; \ • { '• . . . Meet And Eat Program To 25 The McHenry county Senior Citizen's "Meet and Eat" lunch program will begin service July 25 at the McHenry Moose lodge located on E. Rt. 120 in McHenry. The meal will be served promptly at 12 p.m. Call 385- 6260 for reservations between 10 and 12 p.m. Thursday, July 22 or Friday July 23. This program is opened to all Senior Citizens over 60 years of age. •k i fk i fMfir i t i f i f i f i t i f i f i f i t Auxiliary Notes From V.F.W. kirirkirir'kititiritlHfkitit v;-. ' - •*n \ '>%' * Members attending die July meeting of the Ladifes auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 heard Vi Abbink, president, announce chairman for the 1977-78 year. - Chairmen and the National and State programs they will be reporting on are: Mary Kuemmel, Rehabilitation; Renee Jende, Cancer Aid and Research and Membership; Lucille Garifi, Americanism and Legislative; Ruthann Davis, Loyalty Day and Graves Registration; Vlcki Community Activities an Poppy; Mary Amore, VFW National Home and Child Welfare; Barbara Bryniarski, Youth ? Activities; Janet Walters, Safety; Pat Spoto, Jr. Girls Unit; Vi Abbink, Voice of Democracy and Gerry Kuck, Public Relations and Publicity and Funeral. In addition to the appointed chairmen, the _ following members holding appointed offices are Phyllis Harper, secretary; Edna Olson, patriotic instructor; Gerry Kuck,historian; Dora l^gocker, American flag bearer and Claudette Kennedy, banner bearer. (In an effort to keep our readers informed as to who's moving in "across the street, next door or down the block", the Plaindealer will publish, at they become available, the names of our town's newest residents. The Plaindealer 'extends a "Welcome" to these newcomeers and hopes the reader, at a neighbor, will do the tame.) Fairview avenue, Johntburg, welcomes four new families, one boasting 4 month old twins, Nicole and Meryl Mineo. They are the children of Michael and Nancy Mineo of 2505 Fairview. The family resided in Palatine ' prioi- to the move to McHenry. , Bob and Karen Leake of 2412 Fairview avenue moved from Wheeling to their new home in May and just down the street are John and Barbara Black at 2402 Fairview from Dixon, III. who took up residency in the same month. Members of the fourth family . in the area are Kevin and Pit Schnuile and Kerri, who is 3*fr years old, at 2313 Fairview. Florence street of Pistakee Hills hat two new families, Frank and Marilyn Leber froiit Chicago at 1102 and Robert and Debbie Kajpust from Lake Villa at 902. All moved to the area in May. The Kajpuatt have one child, Robin. Another Florence (drive) in' Sunnytide Ettatet welcomes three children, Lori, Richard and Paul, along with their parents, Richard and Nancy Duell, to the home at 4415. They are former Skokie residents. Lakeland Park hat new retidentt from at far away at California and Michigan and at dote at Chicago and Algonquin. From warm Benicia, Ca. are Bud and Pauline Bedford at 1711 Knoll avenue and from neighboring Michigan are Tony and Pamela Asevedo with Tony, 4%, and Matt, 1%. Mfchael and Jane Maliszewski and daughter, Jennifer, left the Windy City in May and are making their home at 4800 W,illow lane. The home at 1904 Meadow lane met the requirements of Robert and Gwendolyn Vargason, who also moved in May from Algonquin. JUDYVYDUNA mm i tmmi- h SHELLY VON BRUENCHENHEIN STATE FAIR CONTENDERS - Two local yeong ladies wffl be attending the Illinois State fair becanse of their expertise In homemaUng projects. "Taco Enaalada een BleT' Is the title tf Judy Vydaaa's 441 Feed demeattratian. Judy, a member of the flncoln Cloverleafs, win be attending the lair with her feed project Shelly Von Bnmenchenhetn was the winning 4-H food demonstrator from McHenry. 8he win present her demonstration, "Stuffed Lamb Burgers for the Open Grill" at the Illinois fair. Community " Calendar DKVORCES Decrees and judgments of divorce recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Carol Knitter vs. Dominic Knitter; Linda Dee Nelson vs. Lenny Earl Nelson; Patrida Jean Barber vs. George Thomas Barber ; Dona Peters vs. Thomas Peters. Gordon Petersen vs. Audrey Petersen; Joyce Jean Tromotola vs. Raymond Tromotola; Daniel J. Raftery vs. Margaret M. Raftery. tout Wedding. In order to serve McHenry area brides, the Plaindealer sends wedding forms to all those whose engagements have been announced and carry a definite date. We ask that these completed forms be returned three days prior to the wedding. ,, Complete details will appear only during the week following the wed­ ding except in the case of out-of-state weddings, where an additional week is allowed. Photographs will be printed any time later, or will be included with the wedding information if they accompany the story. If your engagement announcement has not published, or if the date of the wedding was not known at that time, please call our office and request that a marriage Jorm be sent. JULY 23 Overeaters Anonymous- First United Methodist Churdi- -3:30 p.m. J " 4 JULY 24 AmOrfcita Legibn Auxiliary-Joint Installation p.m.-Legkm Hall, Ringwood Road. \ JULY 25 / McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting--7:30 p.m.-East Campus Cafeteria-Program, Richard Wistell, Woodstock Health Department, Speaker. McHenry Woman's Club- Board Meeting-10 a.m.- McHenry City Hall. JULY 26 T.H.E.O.S.-Meeting And Dinner-Meet at First United Methodist Church at 5:30 p.m. JULY 28 McHenry Senior Citizens Club-Driver Refresher Course- -Third Session-10 a.m. to 12 Noon-McHenry City Hali Council Chambers. McHenry Grandmothers Club-Work Day-City Hall*- 10:30 a.m. JULY 30 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Cards-St. Mary's Oak Room-7:30 pjn. Overeaters Anonymout- First United Methodist Church- -3:30 p.m. T ' »• AUGUST 20 Overeaters Anonymous- First United Methodist Church- -3:30 p.m. AUGUST 27 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Cardt-St. Mary's Oak Room-7:30 p.m. Overeaten Anonymout- First United Methoditt Cburch- -3:30 p.m. . Little Nfaw Peamt CMtest Entry Blaak Klwaab Clab mi Neteary Contestants must reside in the McHenry High School District, be six years old and not nine years of age on or before August 1st, 1976. Mum of cMld Addrest m, •••• • mow Birth date Name of parent Entry blanks must be received no later than July 23,1977 to Bruce Koepke - Brace's Standard, 3522 W. Elm St., McHenry. . v St. AUGUST 5 Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Fish Dinner-Pistakee Country Club-5:30 p.m. r i i s i i i mencan Legion Post - RINGWOOD ROAD, McHENRY- FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) . PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT . OTHER MENU AVAILABLE . OPEN TO THE PUBLIC IN THE! rnmm ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE SATURDAY ONLY "BOB AND THE BLUE TONES" RMH / MON.--WED.--THpfltS--FRIDAY 3:S0 lo&ifltirM Prirn AUGUST 6 Overeaters Anonymous- First United Methodist Church- -3:30 p.m. ' AUGUST 7 NAIM Diocesan Family Picnic-ItutUAd Poreat Preserve, Big Timber Hoad Between Rts. 47 It 31-Bring Dish to Pass 8t Table Service- Leaving McHenry State Bank at 11 a.m. AUGUST 13 Overeaters Anonymous- First United Methodist Church- -3:30 pJO. x . / • AUGUST 19 * St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM-Meeting--St. Mary's Oak Room-Bring Canned Goods k Grocery Items For. Prizes-7:30 p.m. Time In Wonder Lake Wonder Lake Senior Citizen club members are asked to note the change of time for the bus going into the ball game. The gus will leave the parking lot at Nativity Lutheran church at 11 ajn. instead of 11:30, Tuesday, July 26. Complete plana are made for the picnic July 25 at Harriton- Benwell Grove. Bring a favorite batket lunch. Six new membert have joined the club with forty-four having their bt<x>d pressures taken. The next meeting will bo held Aug. 1. Area Resident Wed In Naples* Flo. Ceremony Announcement is made of the marriage of Catherine Frey of McHenry to Walter S. Morton of Chicago and Naplet, Fla. The couple v exchanged nuptial vowt in a quiet coremony before the Rev. Dominic O'Dwyer in St. Williams Catholic church, Naples, Fla. with friends and relatives present. Mr. and Mrs. Morton are making their home at 6140 Knox, Chicago, and will con­ tinue to maintain the residence in Naples, Fla. for seasonal use. *mmigMil [ MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by: Thomas J. Friel and Cheryl L. Podborney, both of M$Henry; Michael S. Kotiw and Ruth A. Getner, both of McHenry. 0 * 0 * :-y v/- i Words are funny, but so are the people who use them. 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