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YOUR COOLING SYSTEM : PROMPT-PROFESSIONAL DRIVE IN-SAME DAY up? bflfi 1 .. #t«tntfMt«r M*r*ld I9S4 Rtsumeof N*m -- Friday, Feb. 1, IMS -- Page 10 I9M Births 1984 WtMhifl Oct. 23 - David and Linda Usrey became the parents of their third cfcikt, Nathaniel David. Oct. 24 - Thomas and Pamela Jacobs announced the birth of their fourth child, Andrew Paul. « Oct. 25 - David and Barbara Bays heralded the birth of their fecoodaon, Gregory Joseph. Oct. 2S - Ray and Joy Stevens announced the birth of their first aiUd, Christopher Robert. Oct. B - The first addition to the Stephen and Bonnie Heinz family was a daughter, Elizabeth Helen. Oct. 2D - Ashley Marie was the name chosen by Scott and Michele Pedrettl for their first child. Oct. 90 - Patrick and Lajura Sur­ ma became , the parents df their third child, Jessica Lee. Christopher Morgan was the name chosen tor the son of Randy and Melisa Weissell. Nov. 3 - Lane Col. John and Lynne Tramberg welcomed the birth of their first child, Danielle Nicole. : Nov. 4 - Gary and Kolleen Afeld five the name Lindy Rai to their second daughter. : Nov. 4 - Jeff and Carol Wise heralded the birth of their first child, Klmberly Ann. £ Nov. S - James Lloyd became the third child of Nick and Donna laneUI. Nov. S - Timothy and Deborah Hebert heralded the birth of their second son, Gregory Scott. Nov. 8 • Brian and Ann Harvey welcomed their third child, Sara dean. Nov. II-Jordana Joan Buss was the name given to the second daughter of Patricia and Sig • pMB. Nov. 11 - Paul and Julie Vick became the parents of their se­ cond son, Adam Christopher. Nov. 12 - Thomas and Deborah KawtU announced the birth of their second son, Lucas Scott. - Nov. 12 - Bill and Sue Snow an- nounced the birth of their fourth child. Stephen Paul. - Nov. 12 - Colin Charles was the name given to the first son of David and Laurel Trovillton. • Nov. 13 • Tom and Mary Knaack greeted the birth of their first child, Adam Mitchell. . Nov. 14 - Keith and Jane Vick became the parents of their se­ cond son, Adam Christopher. i Nov. lS^hrtotlneShale was the name chi|eiM>v Don and Vicki Dascot fortheirffrst child. ; Nov. 18-DennisandDeniseTyk ive the name Kristen Michele to daughter. Nov. 17 - Lawrence and Sandra Clark became the parents of their sixth child, Jason Andrew. Nov. 19 - Bill and Cindy Adams named their first daughter, Nicole •Marie. Nov. 20 - Bob and Carol Hennesy became the parents of their se­ cond son, Patrick Daniel. Nov. 20 *. Michael and Rebecca Meilicke heralded the birth of their first child, Brian Michael. Nov. 21 • Kevin and JU1 McEvoy became the proud parents of their first son, Joseph Martin. Nov. 21 • Joshua Nordahl was the name given to Paul and Cathy Nordahl's third child. Nov. 23 - Daniel James became the third child of Daniel and Cheryl Baugh. Nov. 26 - Wade Garrett was the name chosen for the third child of John and Pam Cunat. Nov. 26 • A1 and Vicky Equizabal became the parents of their third child, Paul Jason. Nov. 27 • Jack and Pat Fisher announced the birth of their fourth child, Samantha Lorraine. Nov. 27 - Mikhaila Marie was the name given to the second daughter of Scott and Wendy Si­ meon. Nov. 30 - Maria and Michael A. Amici became the parents of their third child and first son, Michael • Andrew. Nov. 30 - Amber Marie Brishke was the name given to the first child of Sharon Gogny and Russell Brishke. Nov. 30 - Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Ohrwall became the parents of their second child, Harold William. Dec. 3 • Barry and Noreen Brinn announced the birth of their first child, Bailey Dee. Dec. 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Chris Long announced the birth of their son, Daniel Jacob. Dec. 5 - John and Mary Janecko became the parents of their first daughter, Therese Marie. Dec. 6 - Daniel Joseph was tfc- name chosen by Kenneth and Sal­ ly Jo Cunny. Dec. 6 • Bill and Sue Feffner became the parents of their third child, Daniel Jacob. - Dec. 7 - Raymond and Gerl Schmidt their daughi ' w m 5* & Dec. 8 - Chuck and Pat Novy heralded the birth of their third child, Amanda Marie. Jan. 21 Okinawa, Japan, was the honey­ moon spot selected by the former Deborah Marie Ssllasi who became the bride of George Harry Chrisopulos on Jan. 21. The bride is this daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chrisopulus. The couple were united in St. M o n i c a ' s C h u r c h i n Carpentersville, IL, by Father Mllane. Jan. 28 T h e f o r m e r J u l i e A n n Schwanke, daughter of Axel and Joyce Schwanke, and Garron Scott Allmann, son of Gerald and Jean Allmann, were united in marriage. Pastor Roger Schneider « of­ ficiated the ceremony at Shepherd of tlw Hills Lutheran Church. The new Allmann's honeymooned in the Smokey Mountains before returning to McHenry. JPPBrr--: rob. 14 " v The former Barbara Kidd ex­ changed vows of marriage with LudwigCarf Hoffman II. The ceremony was held at the Vlrala Plantation in Fitzpatrick. AL, and was followed by a recep­ tion for the couple in Birmingham. The couple took up residence near Montgomery, AL. Feb. 28 The 'former Susan Borcovan, daughter of Patricia Borcovan and Elmer Borcovan, and Scott Hardy, son of James and Hilda Hardy, exchanged promises of marriage. As the couple stood before an altar decorated with white chrysanthemum plants and sconce bearing sprays of pink 4nd white chrysanthemums and white gladioli, Dr. Eric Synder of­ ficiated the ceremony in the Faith Presbyterian Church in McHenry. The newlyweds later honey­ mooned In Chicago and made theft* home in McHenry. Mar. 10 The former Joyce Ann Wiec- zorek and Gary Guzzardo ex­ changed promises of marriage. The couple were united by Michelle Prentice in a candlelight ceremony In the First Congrega­ tional Church in Crystal Lake. The bride Is the daughter of m ~ wi el duo are both employed by the First National Bank of Chicago and following their return McHENRY OPTICIANS Thanking You For 6 Successful Years in McHenry! Your Support & Patronage Has Helped Us To In 1984. McHENRY OPTICIANS featuring: •Over 1,000 First Quality Metal & Plastic Frames . . 20 •Kids Metal & Plastic Frames ^R.?^.$15 •Designer Boutique Section •Free Frames for Senior Citizens with Lense Purchase 1301 Rivtrtkle Dr. McHenry, ILL (Across from the Fox Hole) 385*9240 Daily 8:30 to 5:30 Sat. 8:30 to 2; Wed. 8:30 to 1 from a Caribbean cruise, they made a home inCary. Mar. 10 The former Suzy LaFarlette and David Alton were united in holy matrimony. The afternoon ceremony, officiated by Pastor Roger Schneider* took place at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in McHenry. The bride is the daughter of Dennis and Marilyn LaFarlette. The groom is the son of Howard and Yvonne Alton. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and made McHenry their home. , Mar. 25 Promises of marriage were ex­ changed between the former Mary Lee Meyer and Steven Rochon. Making the wedding special was celebrating the occa­ sion on the bride's sister's birth­ day. „ The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William Warn and Mr. Robert Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. John Rochon are the parents of the bridegroom. The couple were married in Lake Tahoe, CA, and,spent, their honeymoon skiing in Lake Tahoe. The Rochons have made their home in Trevor, WI. April April 7 Following their return from a brief honeymoon In Battle Creek, MI, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc- Craken have made their home in Jackson, MI. The couple were united in mar­ riage in Hillside United Methodist Church in Horton, MI. The bride is the former Vicki Sue Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Bet­ ty Kamecki. Mr. and Mrs. Don McCraken are the groom's parents. April 28 The former Jan Headland ex­ changed promises of marriage with Ron Surlak. The ceremony was held at the All Saints Lutheran Church in Fox Lake. The bride is the daughter of Herb and Sally Headland. Milan Marion Surlak are the parents of the bridegroom. The newlyweds set sail on a Caribbean cruise for their honey­ moon. May. The marriage of Vici Karin Switzer to .Guy W. Cox was an­ nounced by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Switzer of McHenry. After a Jamaican honeymoon, the couple took up residence in Orlando, FL. MayS A romantic trip to Nassau in the Bahama Islands was the honey­ moon plan of the new Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bottari. The bride was the former Heather A. Newkirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newkirk. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Bottari are the groom's parents. The couple exchanged promises of marriage before the Rev. James Gaynor in St. Mary of the Assumption Church in McHenry. May 5 \ Kellyanne Kozicki and Ken Justen were married ih St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Johnsburg. ^ • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kozicki. Upon their return from a honeymoon, the new Justens planned to make McHenry their home. * M?he former Kimberly A. Butler- Mikeska and Joseph M. Misiak were united in holy matrimony, during an afternoon ceremony in Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in McHenry. The bride is the daughter o! Jack and Patricia Butler. The groom is the son of Joseph and Roy Misiak. May 6 < • Leisa Rae Weingart was mar­ ried to William Baillie West at the Chapel of Our Lady Christ Church inWaukegan,IL. The bride is the daughter of William "Bud' and Nancy We­ ingart, and the groom is the son of Bradford and Mary West, ,• The newlyweds made their home in Vernon Hills following their Caribbean cruise honey­ moon. May 12 The former Susan Johnson and Michael A. Krickl exchanged pro­ mises of marriage at the First United Methodist Church in Champaign, IL. The bride is the daughter of Mc. and Mrs. Roy Gene Johnson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Krickl. TT. NTERMATIC k «PRODUCTS TO CONTROL ENERGY T I M E S W I T C H E S P H O T O C O N T R O L S W e s a v e e n e r g y f o t e v e r y o n e . T h e l a r g e i n d u s t r y & t h e h o m e - o w n e r b e n e f i t s e v e r y d a y t h r o u g h o u r h e a t a n d l i g h t s a v i n g d e v i c e s . 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