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SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE SI - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1978 Meet McHenry's new winter prince and princess in the persons of Michael Gunty, II, and Danielle White, both S. Michael to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gnnty of 7811 W. Chestnut drive, Wonder Lake, and Danielle to the daughter of Mr. aid Mrs. Ronald White of 1M2 Highview, McHenry. The new prince and princess will ride in the Nov. 25, parade which to the Chamber of Commerce official welcome to the Christmas holiday. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYL0RD The RL 128 bridge one block away, above, continues to remain heavily traveled, causing long lines of traffic Jams during rush hours. In a more quiet setting, one section of the old Pearl street bridge finds its usefulness still exists despite age. Rejected by City Council vote in favor of a new bridge, this section of the historic structure rests In a quaint setting spanning Squaw creek as TC Industries workers at Terra Cotta pass quietly over it to enter the plant on Rt. 31 from a new parking lot. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD l i l i i i u M ' . n i M t n u B t f i i i ! r i . f i i n n F « ' < f s « u * i » r j i i n im. r i a i r i i l i m n m, ! < » • « ii ii Ullll • i n 1 . A GOOD INSURANCE PLAN A GOOD INSURANCE PLAN FOR PERSONAL & COMMERCIAL INSURANCE MAKES GOOD SENSE TO PROTECT ALL YOUR PROPERTIES WITH A COMPLETE INSURANCE PROGRAM THAT IS KEPT UP TO DATE WITH THE CURRENT COST OF REPLACEMENT. CHOOSING A RELIABLE INSURANCE AGENT IS YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS THIS SECURITY. THE FRANK LOW INSURANCE COMPANY IS THE RELIABLE, KNOWLEDGEABLE AGENT YOU CAN DEPEND ON FOR DIRECTION IN ALL MATTERS OF INSURANCE. illli 111 HI niiii fl I r i .1 FRANK LOW INSURANCE 805 N. FRONT ST. (RT. 31 SOUTH) McHENRY - ILLINOIS - 60050 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING - 385-6541 I Iniii 1 iiiiMJiiiir Sept. 18-Mark Andrew Smith, 26, died in a scuba diving accident in Largo Bay, Fla. He made his home in Florida following a move from McHenry. Sept. 20--A lifetime resident of McHenry, Margaret Freund, 85, died at McHenry hospital. Sept. 21-Yugoslavia-born Mrs. Maria Schreiner of Wonder Lake died at her home at the age of 71. Sept. 23-Former McHenry resident Carl Perrino, 51, died in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., following an extended illness. Patrick J. Sullivan, 63, of McHenry died at St. Frances hospital, Evanston. Sept. 24--Wonder Lake resident Neva L. Fuhrer died at McHenry hospital. She had lived in Wonder Lake for the past 23 years. Former Wonder Lake resident of 21 years, Harold E. Jensen died in Elgin. Sept. 25-Hubert A. Sullivan of Wonder Lake died at Veterans Administration Lakeside hospital, Chicago, at the age of 51. Charles Fritz­ sche, founder and president of the Fritzsche Industrial Park and developer of Fritzsche Estates, McHenry, died at Hinsdale hospital. Sept. 27-McHenry resident* William J. Besse died at the Woodstock Residence at the age of 65. McHenry-born Leonard J. Steinsdoerfer, 59, died . suddenly at Downey Veterans hospital, Chicago. Sept. 28-A 22-year resident of Spring Grove, Lorraine G. Schlosser, died at Lake Forest hospital at the age of 50. Sept. 29~Cara L. Broeder- dorf, 32, died at Sherman hospital following a lengthy illness. OCTOBER Oct. 2-Mass was offered in Berwyn for Bessie Hudecek, 77, of Wonder Lake, who died in Memorial hospital. A 17-year resident at the Shangrila Nursing home, Laura M. Sch- warer, died at the age of 97. Oct. 3-Charles L. Havlik, McHenry resident for the past 19 years, died at his home at the age of 62. A native of Greece, Argiri Kosta of Wonder Lake. v v fV'V//M*VV* v i »'*v«vy*vv • * fj • v>y*»V» -