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r • • PIP D Crrkiam DIM nan At 8toBdto* l*®r to® **•' *• l»ch«« is the tjfOWTl \/Ueen /il Wonder Lake, Patty McMillan, after belu Mrs. Anthony Pintozzi took place in St. Patrick's church when their daughter, Donna, exchanged solemn promises of marriage;with Harold D. (Buzz) Frefct of McHenry. Sept. 29--Ellen Theresa Quinlan became the bride of Brian L. Braun in Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, Elgin. OCTOBER October 5--SI. Mary's Catholic (fturch was the setting for the exchange of vows between Helen Morowski and Steven Mikulka of Schaumburg. October 6--Debra Lynn Eisen of Hoffman Estates became the bHde of Del Gerstad, Streamwood, a tormer local resident, at Our R e d e e m e r ' s U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t c h u r c h , Schaumburg. A visit to the picturesque New England ;irea is in the honeymoon plans of newly married Mr. ,tnd Mrs. Martin Lyons Palmar. Susan Joan Neumann bccame ti»* bride if M-^rtin L. Paimer vU__St. Patrick's church, McFenryN !!ie -^oft glow of candles .ighted Nativity Lutheran • hurfli for ihe solenr i/.ation f ',h< promises of nuitTiage i t 'tween Patricia Ann Reynolds and Jamer Leon hirre:iU. October 13--St. Joseph's Catholic March, Round Lake, was ili~ setting for the marriage of Marv Therese Sweeney, McHenry, and Art Sehwinn, Round Lake Beach. Donna Marie Prit- chard and Bili Adams ex­ changed wedding vows at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. October 20--As Lynn Steinsdoerfer was escorted down Ihe aisle of St. Mary's church to become thebride of Kenneth W. Congdon, she was wearing a crystal bracelet worn by her own mother on her wedding day. Her great-grandmother's garnet necklace adorned the neck of Terri Benson as she approached the altar of Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, to exchange promises of marriage with Ronald Telaska. DECEMBER Dec. l-The Greenwood Community Methodist church was the setting for the wedding of the forrfter Susan Marguerite Frey and David Alan Dawson, both of McHenry. When Mary Beth Porzel of Spring Grove married H. Thomas Knox, III, of Crystal Lake, she wore her mother's wedding gown. Dec. 22 -- Jennifer Elizabeth DiVita, of Park Ridge, became the bride of Michael William Thornton in Messiah Lutheran church, Park Ridge. Area Couples Wed 50 Years JANUARY Jan. 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boger celebrated their golden wedding an­ niversary. A Mass was of­ fered for the couple at St. Mary's Catholic church. JUNE June 2 - Rudolph and Ann Gamperl celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a Mass celebrated by Father Leo Bartel at St. Mary's church. June 5 - Mr. and Mrs. Joe PAGE 28- PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANU Masonic Lodge Marks 125 Years Memories of events experienced in their lifetimes, and of stories told by the men who preceded then, highlighted the 125th anniversary observance of McHenry Lodge No. 158, A.F. and A.M., held Wednesday evening, Oct. 3at Crescent Bay Landing Above, Charles Kuhns, left, present worshipful master of the McHenry lodge, enjoys reminiscing with Lester Sherman, who held that post in IKS. They ore holding the original lodge charter. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Miller of Johnsburg ob­ served their golden wedding anniversary. June 22-Mr. and Mrs. ••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Success is based on good ideas and proper implementation... ...the foundation of our successful cor- g poration is the result of our Employees i--i continued efforts to maintain quality n work in their jobs... ^ • • PRCM I MAGNETICS INCORPORATED -- CUSTOM ENGINEERED MAGNETIC COMPONENTS 2521 Chapel Hill Rd. (Johnsburg) 385-2700 ̂ •••••••••••••• ••••• ̂ .. w after being crowned TtandW »tght. She wears sponsoring Lake Jaycees. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD