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Miss Teenager Contestant Grandma TMfflSH KIMBERLY ORTMANN Kimberly Ortmann, age daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ortmann of Island Lake, ID., has been selected to be a state finalist in the 1982 Miss United Teenager pageant, to be held at Illinois State university at 7:30 p.m. on July 16. All contestants are between the ages of 14 and 18, and must have at least a "B" average in school. They are requested to participate in the Volunteer Community Service program of the Miss United Teenager pageant, and will be judged on scholastic, civic achievements, beauty, poise and personality. No swimsuit competition is required. Each contestant will write and recite MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: William R. Ewert. Crystal Lake, and Cynthia L. Davis, McHenry; Walter F. Daleski, Crystal Lake, and Diane S. Feffer, McHenry. Keith D. Teuber and Marcia J. Heneise, both McHenry; „ Robert Ruark III, Indianapolis, Ind., and Joan M. Lingeman, McHenry; 16, on stage a 100 word essay on the subject, "My Country". The winner of the state finals will receive an all-expense paid trip to compete in the national finals, a three- phase pageant in Hollywood, Calif., Honolulu, Hawaii, and Washington, D.C.; where she will compete for $1S,000 in cash* scholarships, a new automobile for her reigning year, $5,000 personal appearance contract, $2,000 wardrobe and other awards. Miss Ortmann is a student at Wauconda high school and her hobbies include collecting key chains, working with children, gymnastics, roller skating and church youth group activities. William J. Hamilton, Fox Lake, and Carol H. Busch, Spring Grove. William D. Carle and Charlene M. Weingert, both McHenry; James M. Tackitt and Karen J. Anderson, both McHenry ; Joseph J. Retek, Fox Lake, and Debi C. Welch, McHenry. William B, Bowie, Rockford, and Lori L Vogt, Wonder Lake; James J. Iwanski, McHenry, and Shirley M. Housholder, Wonder Lake; Mark H. Cherry, Huntington, Ind., and Maria K. Warren, Wonder Lake. Ronald J. Mauer and Susan L. Voska, both McHenry; Steven D. Lohrentz and Pauline A. Wykel, both Island Lake. ' As th* years increase, seems that a longer week'd make it a lot easier t' get all th' things done that need doin'. First thing a body knows, they've piled up so it's a question of they'll e'er get caught up. Here it is June already, an' another garden, wi' winter fare'U pervide fr this ol* lady, God grantin' me finds th' energy t' accomplish th' puttin' away o' th' bounties. r Another Memorial day passed, wi' apprehensive hearts, an' prayers that young lives may be spared th' horrors o' war. No one knows th' facts o' th' present conflict, but we wonder if it may be more involved than we know. Wi' th' passin years, closer contact wi* nations has made th' world seem smaller. In those times, as this granny grew up. it took much longer t' travel th' miles, but in jist these short years, ever'thing has changed so much, an' distance doesn't matter anymore. Man has conquered it wi' means we ne'er thought possible, an' along wi' that, he's put th' world in jeopardy wi' th' awful materials o' warfare. As this great-granny sees young folk a gradiatin' from all phases o' formal edication, me mind can't help a prayin' that those lives may not be hampered wi' conflict b'tween nations. Our "United Nations" seems t' not have th' power t' settle dif­ ferences that arise, but we've seen, in times past, that lives lost, in battle, gained little fr th' betterment o' mankind, in so many cases Wars, fought fr th' freedom t' live, an' worship as one wishes, are th' only ones we can condone. Greed fr power, an' th' reaources o' th' land, can't be tolerated; by decent human bein's. So, we go along, a tryin't' keep a goin', wi' a prayer in th' heart, that childern won't be told their daddy died in a war, an' young men'll live t' know Ui' joy o' fatherhood-- Another milestone psaaed fr this person, an' comes t' mind th' wish that ever'one may know th' blessin's o' parenthood, which is a good start t' bein' a great-grandparent, aa seven tykes ha' made this ol' lady. Grandma Radtke Need a dramatic last minute dessert idea? Try theae Nifty Pears. Top a well-chilled pear half with a thin chocolate mint patty for as many servings as you wish. Put pears in shallow baking pan and slip voider the broiler until patties begin to melt. Serve at once. FISH has many sanricee to the folks of our McHenry area and one of them is the 'Pantry'. It is a one­ time emgergency service, but presently calls have increased more than 50 percent. We are all aware of the continued rise of food coats; the many folks with job curtailments; and families who need three meals a day; so this ex­ plains a lot of the situation. Churches, schools, individuals, scout groups and clubs regularly furnish various food items to FISH, which enables us to carry on this work. The schools will be closing soon, so this source will be tem­ porarily stopped. Your help at this time is most needed and doubly ap­ preciated. Take your donations to your church on their special day, or other organisations. All noo-partshable items are needed - all types of cereals, canned goods of all kinds, paper items, washing powders, face soaps - such items not available to those who use food stamps. Many folks send a oh*ck regularly. PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 11. 1SH2 large or small, and they permit fresh fruits and vegetables to be purchased as needed. Checks should be ad­ dressed and mailed to FISH, P.O. Box 282, McHenry, 111. 80060. Tell your friends about FISH and what they accomplish. Call FISH at 38S-03S8 for any information you would like. We also endeavor to secure used furniture, household appliances, etc., in good working condition, for needy folks in the McHenry area. In that way, you can help your friends snd neighbors directly, even though you could not know their needs in these trying days. FISH has now been advised they will be receiving 65-pound packages of cheese each month, and will be needing a refrigerator, about 5 ft., in good working order, for storing this amount of perishable food. If you have one to give, please call FISH at 385-0258 Other household articles - washers, dryers, cooking stoves, refrigerators etc. - are usually needed. If you have any of these to give at any time, please call FISH and a member will return your call. Since we have no storage space, we can arrange for you to contact the party interested. We will appreciate hearing from you God bless you! MG APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED The Planning and Zoning com­ mittee of the McHenry county board will accept applications from those persons interested in being recom­ mended for appointment to the county Plan commission to Dec. 1. Ap­ plication forms are available in the county board offices at 2200 N. Seminary avenue. Woodstock, or phone 338-2040 ext 221. Applications should be made to Dean Cunat, chairman of the Planning and Zoning committee and submitted no later than Thursday. June 17. HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. K e H y D u s t h i m e r , Jennifer Moss and Mrs. Danita Chesler. all of Ringwood. Be sure to add the Tortilla Flat to your dessert repertoire. Fry one, six-inch flour tortilla in hot oil until golden and puffy; drain on paper towels. Brush with about one tablespoon melted butter; generously sprinkle with about two teaspoons sugar cinnamon mixture and top with scoop of vanilla ice cream. Garnish with gresh fruit such as strawberries, peaches, raspberries and nuts Makes one serving. •L^lualu DR. FREDERICK E. HULT ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE HULT CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC MEDICINE 803 Front Street McHenry, Illinois \ OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT THIS WEEKEND AT THE AMERICAN LEGION... A Brand Haw Sound In McHonry! "THE JOHN TODD BAND" Fri. 6/11 & Sat. 6/12 From 9 pm to 1 am Coming June 18 & June 19 Back By Popular Demand!! DESPERADO' AMERICAN LEGION POST 491 2505 Ringwood Road McHenry 385-0867 5 BIRTHS \ George and Kathleen Spyrnal, 6221 W. Chickaloon drive, McHenry, became parents of their second son June 7 and named him Jonathan Michael. The 9 lbs. 11 oz. baby boy was born at Memorial hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, 111. and he was welcomed home by his brother, three-year- old Georgie. Mrs. Helen (Honey) Mika of Niles, 111. is the maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are George and Sally Spyrnal of Evergreen Park, 111. Mrs. C a t h e r i n e ( B ) Zarymbski of Niles is the infant's great-, grandmother. John and Judy Green, 501 Hand drive, McHenry, announce the birth of their first child on May 23. Joshua Axel was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 10 lbs. 2 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Possett of Larsen, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green of Menomonie, Wis. are the paternal grand­ parents. Among recent births recorded at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, 111. was the June 8 birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Mark M'Gonigle of Ringwood. (V}C f~JtN K Y U MRE.K Now Opening June 12th For Your Dining Pleasure! WARSAW INN 22K ALLYOUCANEAT Lunch *3" CMMren 1286 Dinner *5S# Children 82. JO Saturday evening KAjdHiMMIdMLflL •AnASflGnii^Lli >unoeys m nottoays •6.25 CMMren J Yrs-e YrsOM Evening Specials included with buffet _ Tuesday-Roast Duck & Dressing Wednesday-BBQ Ribs Thursday-Turkey & Dressing Corn Beef Friday-Fish Fry Saturday-Liver & Onions Chopped Steak Sunday-Roast Pork Loin Turkey and Dressing Everyday House Specials Roast Be-f Baked Ham. Fried Chicken. Fresh Polish Sausage, Potatoe Pancakes. Pierogis. Btintzes l?Salads 12 Desserts .v snd much, much more Lunch: Tuusday-Friday 11:30 2 30 Dinner: Tu--dayThurdoay4:00*:00 Friday and Saturday 4:00- it: 00 Sunday and Holidays Noon-# . 00 H Hi KKSKK V VTH>Y\ I'lJvV*: < MX 344-4MH Ciesad Monday To All Our High School Graduates. •i m ssm k Going On To College? Don't Go Without McHenry Savings & Loan's Special Collage Student N.O.W. Chocking Account! • * ' % McNSNRY SAVINGS AM LOAN is pleased to provide you with a froo checking account to assist you in your quest for higher education. Just stop in any one of our offices, and we'll open your N.O.W. Checking Ac­ count with no monthly service charge and no minimum balance. This of­ fer is available only to full time undergraduate college students. J Stop In Today...Sign Up For Your N.O.W. Account Now MeHZNRY S A V I N G S • I Ml IIIMHIlH ) McHenry Savings P t«o lO»N «UOCUtlO« W 120* North OrtM Stroot, McHonry SI 5 3S5 3000 I0S30 Main Stroot Richmond SIS-47S-2041 10483 North Vino St root (Huntloy Contor on Rout* 47) Huntoly 312-449-3333 !A Vtftf HOUSSi tiOO mm •• 4i JO pm ttnwdoy Twoedny ond Thwrsdoy t OOnm • 00pm Mdpf OtOftM *0 I lOOpm latvrday McHonry OHk# Drive In window* tfen Wodnesdor liOOuni *• It 00pm. Ooaod Wodnnduy in • fcfcmpnd nnd Huntley Dopestte leitfted $100,000 fey tfc# federal leviafi a lop« ln»wr*m« Corp fifthly jtcfJe/ aai