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of Harvard announced his decisions for chairmen and members of the various committees. CTint Claypool will head Finance and Salaries; Edward Buss, Legislative and Public Af­ fairs; James Curran, Liquor and License, and Dean Cunat, Planning and Zoning. Thomas Huemann heads the Transportaiton Study committee. An estimated I J,200 in merchandise was stolen from the window display at Steffan's Jewelry. The critical decision which will signal whether or not the McHenry hospital will be able to expand to 200 beds and relocate on Route 31 at Bull Valley road will be made early in January. There will be at least eight new precincts in McHenry county because of the split- up of those precincts for which records show more than 1,000 registered voters.1 Included in the eight are McHenry 16,1044; McHenry 26, 1,233 and Nunda 5, 1,053. Noting a total lack of holiday spirit, the McHenry County Sheriff's police are investigating a theft from the Liquor Mart, 2314 W. Route 120, that netted the thief an estmated $4,200. Many Marriage Vows Exchanged Last Year JANUARY Jan. 5 - As Beth Louise Nell was escorted by her father down the aisle of St. Mary .of the Assumption Catholic church, to become the bride of Robert Staley of Sycamore, she was carrying a handkerchief carried by her own mother on her wedding day, and also by her two sisters on their wedding day. FEBRUARY Feb. 2 - Suzanne M. Kennebeck was escorted down the aisle of St. Mary of the Assumption church by her godfather, Earl Holm, Woodstock, to meet her bridegroom, Joseph J. LaVarra. Feb. 22 - A chapel on the Army base at Ft. Gordon, Ga., was the setting for the wedding of Kelie R. Scott of Roseville, Mid)., and Ronald D. Fernstrom of McHenry. MARCH March 22 - St. Patrick's Catholic church was the setting for the exchange of vows between Kristi-Ann Weyland Rhinelander, Wis. ana James W. Finnan, also of Rhinelander. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Weyland of McHenry APRIL April 12-Judy Ann Boro became the bride of Michael Lee Mai at the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. Patrick James McAndrews chose Mary Louise Kleinhenz of Janesville, Wis., as his bride at a ceremony performed in St. William Catholic church, Janesville. Marriage vows were exchanged between Dana Wheelock, Glacier Ridge, McHenry, and Kathleen Sue Behrens of Roseville, Minn. MAY May 3 - Audrey Lynn Panning approached the altar of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church to ex- j change promises of marriage with Timothy D. Koas. May 10 - In the soft glow of candlelight from two spiral candelabra, Donna Margaret Mick and Craig H. Smith exchanged solemn wedding vows at St. Jospeh church, Wilmette. Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church was the setting for the wedding of Susan White and Steven Petros. May 24 - Martha Rabbitt of McHenry and David Scatterday of Glen Ellyn •&¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥*< 22 YEARS * OF SERVICE IN McHENRY t •¥• *24 Hour * •Complete Body And Fender Repair JIM ADAMS AUTO BODY 1811 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 385-4640 PAGE If - PLAINDEALER were united in with Father Joseph Ki Dr. William Enright of the First Presbyterian church of Glen Ellyn officiating in St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic church, Crystal Lake. Catherine Anne Weber was escorted to the altar of St. Patrick's church by her father when she exchanged wedding vows with Michael James Schultheis of Wonder Lake. Carrying an ivory lace handkerchief belonging to her great grandmother, Kathleen Marie Beck became the bride of James Thomas Harrison in St. Thomas the Apostle church, Crystal Lake. May 31 - Patricia A. Tonyan approached the altar of St. Mary's Catholic church to become the bride • of David L. Dicker. The mother and father of Patricia Ann Estis escorted her to the altar of St. Celestine's Catholic church in Elmwood Park when she became the bride of Edward Joseph Rohling. A garden reception at the home of the bride's father followed the wedding of Pamela A. Young of Spring Grove and John R. Lakowske of McHenry. JUNE June 7 - The home of the bridegroom's parents was the setting for the wedding uniting Janet L. Hanson and Fred R. Cooper. A diamond lavaliere belonging to the groom's grandmother adorned the neck of the bride for the third generation as Debra Lee Rierdon ex­ changed promises of marriage with John E. Id- stein in the Mother of Good Counsel Catholic church, Louisville, Ky. June 14 - Mr. and Mrs.1 Dennis Tyk are planning a delayed honeymoon following their marriage in St. Mary's church. The bride FRIDAY, JANUARY ». Ml is the former Denise Marie Arroyo of McHenry. June 21 - Cheryl J. Weber became the bride of Samuel P. Zito in Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake. June 28 - An heirloom necklace was worn by 'Laurie Shepherd as she approached the altar of the . Ridgefield-Crystal Lake Presbyterian church to exchange promises of marriage with Richard Pohl. This was a day of two-fold pleasure for Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Anderson as they witnessed the marriages of their daughter ana son. Patricia Sue Anderson ex­ changed promises iof marriage at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic church, Cary, with Mark Nicholas Undis of Lac du Flambeau, Wis. William Arlon Anderson and Catherine Ann Ferg were united in marriage at Faith Lutheran church in Glenn Ellyn. Mary June Smolzer and Ambrose Maurice Kittl were married at St. Patrick's Catholic church, McHenry. JULY July 10 -• Carmella Stompanato and William Howell were married at Grace Lutheran church, Woodstock. July 19-A visit to beautiful St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands was planned by the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Stanely A. Walczynski, Jr. The former Pamela Marie Yaeger of Waukegan and Stanely Walczynski, Jr., were married at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. Jane Henley Weiss was given in marriage by her two sons, Lieutenant Eric Weiss of the U.S. Navy Air corps and Kevin Weiss of Orlando, Fla., to exchange vows with Richard J. Kreuser of McHenry. July 26 - After a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Man Dehn will make their home in McHenry. Mrs. Dehn is the former Nancy Ann Rieger of Crystal Lake. AUGUST Aug. 2 - The church of the Lady of Los Augustia, in Gu­ atemala was the setting of the candlelight Mass unitL Patricia Sorg and Michai Boarini, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Boarini of McHenry. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wener Sorg of G u a t e m a l a C i t y , Guatemala, C.A. A Caribbean cruise to the Virgin Islands is in the honeymoon plans of newly married Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill. The bride is the former Tina Renee Licastro. Resurrection church, Woodstock, was the setting for the wedding of Kathryn Bergand Gerald P. Sullivan, Jr. Diane Eschner became the wife of Matthew Kolinsld in Nativity Lutheran church. Following the standard American custom, the former Annette Manzardo was given in marriage by her father, but in the French tradition, her future husband, Jean-Michel Ratharmel, was presented for marriage by his mother. The ceremony took place in St. Mary's church. Janet Lynn Owen became the bride of Gregory Allen Meyer at First United Methodist church. Aug. 8 - Wearing a necklace given to her by her grandfather when she was born, Connie LeLeux exchanged promises of marriage with Michael Pritchard. Aug. 9 - Linda Susan Lord and Alfred J. Julian ex­ changed wedding vows in the chapel at Carthage coll­ ege, Kenosha. Wis. Jeanne L. Wagner walked down the aisle of Faith Prehyterian church, McHenry, to become the wife of Martin J. Staff el. A banner portraying the marriage in Christ symbol, provided the perfect setting for the marriage of Cynthia Ann Schmitt and Bruce David Dantuma in St. Peter's Catholic church, rng Grove. The soft glow candles lighted Davis Memorial Christian church in Taylorville, 111., for the wedding of Amy Jo Sullivan and Brian Nuss. A honeymoon in Europe was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mauch. The bride was the former Mary Rae Watry. u Aug. 16 - St. Joseph Catholic church in Summit was the setting for the marriage of Dawna Marie Curcio and Mark George Schuster. A trip to Florida is planned by Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins. The bride is the former Marie Nickels. Aug. 23 - - Elizabeth Pintozzi of Arlington Heights was married to William Milano in St. Thomas of Villanova church in Palatine. SEPTEMBER Sept. 6-The home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Scholl in Tarpon Springs, Fla., was the setting for the exchange of vows between the former Leuveda Marie Phillips and Ronald Louis Baggio, Jr. Judith Plesums of Spooner, Wis., became the bride of Steve Fluger, a former McHenry resident. Sept. 12--St. Thomas Catholic church in Crystal Lake was the setting for the exchange of vows between Suzanne Marie Diedrich and Thomas F. Hopp. Sept. 13-Nancy Elizabeth Hartmann of Wonder Lake became the bride of Steven Charles Lebda at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake. Sept. 20-Wearing a diamond necklace that belonged to her grand- t t 1 111 Blood Drive Set •»'*< ,<•>*' It 'If i>«» W.rjaa QH\)J /AO it#!* AW<rsrOH<V HATQ Some early practice for the forthcoming blood drive sponsored by Zlon Lutheran church has as participants Karen Hanri, the patient, and Marge Schwab, medical technician for McHenry hospital and a member of the church. The drive is scheduled Monday, Dec. 1, from S to 7