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Plaindealer Senior Walk-In Center PAUK 2 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE S. IM1 <c^Aoi.t[u <zS< PAGE OWENS Bea Pruitt of Cottage Hills, III. and Lee Roy Owens of Bethalto, 111. announce the engagement of their daughter, Page Owens, to Brad Morley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morley, Sr., 5613 N. Meadow Hill lane, McHenry. The prospective bride is a 1978 graduate of Civic Memorial high school and served 18 months with the U.S. Army, 13 of which were spent in Germany. The future bridegroom graduated from McHenry Community high school in 1977 and served three years in the army, two and a half stationed in Germany. An Aug. 1 wedding and reception is planned at the home of the groom's parents. Fiesta Week Features 'Cutest Baby' Contest baby. A wallet size is preferred, but a picture up to 5x7, black and white or color, is acceptable. The child must be a resident of the McHenry area, and must be one year or younger by June 30, 1981 Due to restrictions in display space, the number of entries will be limited. The Newcomers club will begin accepting entries the last week in June. More details will appear in future editions of the McHenry SCOTT DIEDRICH Now 15 months old. Scott Diedrich is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Diedrich of Sunnyside drive, McHenry. He is last year's winner of the "Cutest Baby" contest As part of the Fiesta days celebration, the McHenry Town and Country Newcomers club is spon­ soring its fourth annual contest to find the area's cutest baby. The winner and first four runners-up will receive gifts or gift cer­ tificates from participating businesses The photo finalists' pic­ tures will appear in an edition of the McHenry Plaindealer prior to Fiesta days. A display of* the pictures for voting will be located at cooperating businesses during the week of Fiesta days. The public will determine the cutest baby by coin donations. To be eligible to enter, parents will need to submit a professional picture of their COME CELEBRATE SUMMER WITH F SI WEEKLY CHEF'S DELIGHT TOES. Pizza Special Price WEB. Spaghetti (All you can eat) •J.fS mints Pizza Special Price m. Fish Fry (All you can eat) SAT. Steak and Shrimp *8.50 I. Fried Chicken (All you can eat) *4.25 PLUS REGULAR MENU SELECTIONS Rawson's Chalet SERVING FRC V 5pm 2405 JoKntburg ltd. 385-4511 Johnsburg OCLCL [ MARRIAGE LICENSES I Marriage licenses ap­ plications were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: Michael E Malinowski and Sheila J Barry, both McHenry; Gregory B Stroupe, Huntley, and Judy L. Bedrosian. Spring Grove. William E Gaulke, Woodstock, and Mildred F. Kersten, Wonder Lake; Richard W. Decker, Crystal Lake, and Donna J. Teuber, McHenry, Joseph G. Gray, McHenry, and Joy E Zeman. Wonder Lake. Gerald A. Manson and Lucille D. Manson, both McHenry; William D. Sheehan and Bonnie Gaza, both McHenry. Sveen-Rimnac Married At Alliance Church Class Finishes Year Long Project a i T i i i i i m i m i i v | Community Calendar Vminmimmi JUNE 6 Popcorn day-McHenry Lioness club. JUNE 7 NAIM--St. Margaret chapter-retreat~St. Joseph church, Richmond-Mass, 12:15 p.m.-bring lunch. JUNE 8 Whispering Oaks Woman's club-Board meeting. 9:30 a.m. McHenry American Legion Post 491-regular meeting, 8 p.m. McHenry Senior Citizens- meeting, 7 p.m.-East Campus. JUNE 10 Luncheon-Cards, 11:30 a.m.-B.V.M. sodality-St John the Baptist church- Johnsburg Community club- -2315 W. Church st.-Tickets at the door. JUNE 11 McHenry Senior Citizens- Driver Refresher course-10 a m to noon-Council chambers-McHenry City hall JUNE 11-12 Rummagt^and Bake sale- St. Mary's Catholic church- 9 a m to 8 p.m. JUNE 12-14 McHenry hospital Country Art Fair--sponsors. McHenry hospital Auxiliary- Parkland Junior high school-paintings, 3- dimensional, photography- pgraphics and crafts-for information, call Joan Teichmiller, 385-1318 JUNE 13-14 Rummage and Bake sale- St Mary's Catholic church - 9 a m to 2 p.m JUNE 14 Roast Beef dinner-ll:30 a m to 5 p.m -American legion home-tickets on sale at Legion and at the door - flag burning ceremony, 5:30 p.m JUNE 15 THE O S.-meet for dinner. 5:30 p.m.-Circle R restaurant-2214 W Route 120-then to First United ethodist church for fellowship JUNE 18 McHenry Area Separated and Divorced Catholic group meeting, 7:45 p.m - Montini Middle School-Oak JUNE 19 NAIM-St Margaret Chapter-meeting and elephant sale--7:30 p.m -- Montini Middle school-Oak room JUNE 20 Rummage sale-sponsored by "Birthright"-9 a m to 5 p.m.-3709 W. St. Paul street. JUNE 27 NAIM--St. Margaret chapter-cards, 7:30 p.m.- Montini Middle school. JUNE 28 Chicken dinner and summer social-serving, 12 to 3 p.m.-St. Peter's hall- Spring Grove. Polish Legion of American Veterans and Chapter Social. meeting--3 p.m--Spojnia park-call 385-1383. Satin bows graced the ends of the pews at Alliance church. McHenry, for the May 30 exchange of wedding vows between the former Sandra Ruth Sveen and George Charles Rimnac, Jr. The altar was decorated with an arrangement of greens and pale pink roses surrounding a large candle which represented unity, flanked on either side by a smaller candle. Similar arrangements were placed on the organ and piano. The Reverend Gerald Robertson officiated at the 1 p.m. ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McGranahan sang four selections, "Savior Like Shepherd Lead <Us'\ "The Lord's Prayer", "The Bond of Love" and "Blest Be the Tie That Binds", ac­ companied by Mrs. McGranahan on the organ and piano. The bride is the daughter of Kenneth and Ruth Sveen, 712 N Quinn road, McHenry. George and Paula Rimnac, Sr.. 1930 Harrison street Glenview. 111. are the parents of the groom. ' The bride wore a long white chiffon gown featuring a high neck bodice, accented with lace forming a V, en­ ding at the waist and the bishop sleeves were enhanced with lace inserts. Her full chiffon skirt was edged at the hemline with face and flowed into a long train. A lace cap secured her fingertip veil, trimmed with matching lace. A cascade bouquet of pale pink and white roses and ivy com­ pleted the look. Attending the bride as her maid of honor was her friend. Sue Dresdow of Glenview. A sister of the Lioness Club Schedules Popcorn Sale The McHenry Lioness club will hold its annual Popcorn day sale Saturday, June 6. Lioness members will be posted at various locations throughout the McHenry business district Proceeds from this sale will be used to provide assistance to sight and hearing impaired persons in the area who, otherwise, could not afford medical attention. The McHenry Lioness club was chartered in 1978 and has provided examinations and eyeglasses for several McHenry area residents Divorces Judgments for dissolution of marriage were granted recently in 19th Judicial Circuit Court. Woodstock, to: Wanda J. Heling and Jerry W Heling; Karin S. Funk and James G. Funk; John M. Peterson and Patricia A. Peterson Aidan P Murphy and Bonnie Murphy; Maria V. Perez and Daniel Perez; Lynnea M Lowe and Larry L. Lowe. Mary Eby and Charles C Eby; Maria J. Harman and Reid W. Harman', William R Haedtke and Betty J. Haedtke. groom. Clare Rimnac of Bethlehem, Pa., was the bridesmaid. They wore suede rose crepe polyester, floor length gowns, highlighted with a sheer cape, draped from the shoulders. Their bouquets were comprised of pale pink roses, embellished with pink ribbons. I^eilani and Bethany Kois of Des Plaines were the flower girls. They were attired in pale pink flowered long dresses and carried baskets of rose petals which they strew as they walked down the aisle. A personalized, handmade needlepoint pillow, fashioned by a friend of the bride. Mary Ann Winters, was carried by the ringbearer. Joshua Kois. Phillip Rimnac, a brother of the groom, was chosen to perform the duties of the best man. The bride's brother. Scott Sveen of McHenry, was the groom­ sman. The mother of the bride chose a dusty rose crepe polyester long dress with a V-neck and long sleeves, styled with a softly draped bodice and waist. A suede rose long dress was the choice of the groom's mother. The church hall was the setting for a reception for 150 guests, served by Mrs. Tom Krause, Lori and Alynda Robertson. Lisa and Laurie Leish. and Rachael and Vivian McGranahan. The bridal book was circulated by Rachael and Vivian McGranahan. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon at a lake cabin in Northern Minnesota and they will reside in Wheeling, 111 upon their return. The bride attended St. Paul Bible college and is employed by Fiat-Allis, Deerfield, 111., as an ad­ ministrative assistant. Her husband attended the University of Airzona. I,oyola, and is a systems analyst for the same com­ pany. Jeff Dombrowski, left, and Philip Webb, students of Mrs. Let' fifth grade class at Hilltop school, are shown displaying a latch hook rug they worked on as a class project STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Beginning last September, the class decided to do a service project for their school before going on to Parkland for junior high school. They decided to latch hook a three-foot by five-foot rug bearing their school's name, to hang in the entrance hall. With the help of the Hilltop Parent-Teacher organization and a local shop, the group finished the project just in time for the end of the school year. The students volunteered much of their recess time and free class time to complete the rug. They worked in small groups and individually, and had a strong feeling of pride and satisfaction when they ad­ mired their finished product. Other students who par­ ticipated are Bruce Biggs, Shannon Brown, Erinn Carani, Tom Cuzman, Adam Freund, Keith Goodman. Lori Guelzo, Valli Hager, Kris Hoglund, Robbie Huffman. Brian Hutchinson. Chris Johnson, Mike Larson, Gary Layton, Lee Lock wood. Angela Molina, Scott Mum ma, Wade Robinson Mike Sevilla, Tom Sweet wood. Adrianna Tello. Laura Tidwell, Michelle Thomas, Richard Volck and Frank Grande House Walk Includes Solar Home At the end of the long driveway at 8208 Howe road, Wonder Lake, stands the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Breuer, shown in the photograph at the left. Upon entering the spacious entry way, one is welcomed by the sight of a sunken living room, which is decorated in rust tones. Through the living room and just one step up, a gracious formal dining room is revealed. Off the cedar paneled family room, everyone will be able to step out onto a large redwood deck and view the countryside. With energy being a concern of most people, the solar home of Ms. Joanne Heinley, 4134 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, on the right, will be of interest. This is a truly unique solar home, nestled on the edge of a bay. Visitors will tour the home and also see the solar plant in the basement All this and more will be offered for the viewing pleasure of those attending the third annual House Walk sponsored by the Woman's club of Wonder Lake, June %, from 12 to 4 p.m. Tickets are available at all the homes the day of the tour. Announce Pre-Teen Pageant 61832 Deadline for receiving applications is July 1, 1981 The first annual Miss Illinois National Pre-Teen pageant will be held Sept. 13, at the Holiday Inn Con­ vention center in Harvey, 111. Girls ages 8 through 12 are invited to participate. Prizes await the winner. PRINTING ERROR Due to manufacturer error the Fantasy bedspreads on page 4 of our June 5-9 cir­ cular will not arrive on time." Rainchecks will be issued. On page 7 the Unarco Black Kettle Gas Grill is pictured incorrectly. On page 5 the 5 Gal. galvanized sprayer should read 2 Gal. *We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused. SHOP_ HORMSBY FIRS! 44M W. RTE. I2MMMMY RTt. 47ft CMMTRY CLM RB.--WOOftSTOCK along with an all expense paid trip to the National Pre- Teen pageant to be held in October, in Ft. Myers, Fla. Girls will be judged on poise, appearance and personality along with a division for talent or monologue-speech. The young ladies will be judged on an interview with the judges, stage appearances in a sportswear outfit and a party dress. They may present a talent presentation or recite a monologue or essay. The Miss Illinois National Pre-Teen pageant is af­ filiated with the Miss N a t i o n a l T e e n - A g e r pageant, which has just completed its 10th year. Young ladies wishing to receive further information " or entry form may write to Miss Illinois Pre-Teen pageant, Mrs. Martha Smith, state director, 1635 N. Robinson. Danville, 111., Our Dining Room Is NOW OPEN Dally For The Summer DINING ROOM HOURS Lunch and Dinner MON., WED., FRI. 11:30AM-8:30PM Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner SAT. AND SUN. 10:00AM-8:30PM Tuesdays The Dining Room Is Closed PINK HARRISON S RESORT H01 W Harrison La no O N P I S T A K E E B A Y PHONE 385-0323 Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning at 11:45 a.m. Reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m. the day before at 385-8260. The menu for the week of June 8 through June 12 is as follows: June 8: Ham and cheese rollups, broccoli, perfection salad. Kaiser roll, chilled pineapple chunks, milk. June 9: Breaded veal, tater tots, zucchini and tomatoes, fruit salad, rye bread, vanilla pudding, milk. J u n e 1 0 : O v e n b a k e d chicken, sliced beets, but­ tered corn, tossed salad, wheat bread, spice cake, milk. June it: Hamburger pattie with mushroom gravy, whipped potatoes, three bean salad, assorted breads, chilled pears, milk. June 12: Tuna noodle casserole, mixed vegetables, jello salad with fruit, muffin, apple pie with cheese, milk. • • • • The way to build busi­ ness is to make it easy for customers to buy. • • • • A partisan is a man used by smarter men to advance their purposes. I have other fish to fry. •English Phrase. FORMAL WEAR 459-7o«*6 jaa.ui.juia Renting a Tuxedo? Relax! (MS CM! all •ake it a pleasure •Great looking, groat fitting After Six® Tuxedos * Complimentary Tuxedo for the Groom (4 or more rentals) Located with STEVEN EDWARDS Fashions far Man (Next to K-Mart) in Crystal Paint Mall