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McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Wednesday. September 25.198S Pi Community McHenry 'Class of 45' holds reunion W ampus crossroads The 40th reunion of McHenry Community High School Class of 1945 was a dinner-dance held July 27 at Andres Steak House in Richmond. Thirty-five classmates attended with their spouses. They are Roman Bauer, Shirley Bienapfl Rapp, Nelson Cristy, Mor- rie Crouch, Donald Doherty, Doro­ thy Freund Frett, Esther Freund Meyers, Glorice Freund Jacksori, Richard Freund, Ray Guzzardo, La- verne Hobbs Lamz, Jean Huck Sher- Armed Services USREY / ' Army Reserve Private Diane J. Usrey, daughter of Linda C. and David F. Usrey of 526 Kingston, Mc­ Henry, has completed basic training at Fort McClellan, Ala. During the training, students re­ ceived instruction in drill and cere­ monies, weapon^, map reading, tac­ tics, military eourtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. She is a 1985 graduate of Grant Community High School, Fox Lake. WHEATON Staff Sgt. Gary M. Wheaton, son of Lorraine Laherty of 4613 W. Prairie, McHenry, has graduated from the Air Force non-commissioned officer leadership school at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C. ; The sergeant studied techniques of leadership management and I supervision. Wheaton is a computer operator wood, Don Kennebeck, Betty Lou Kramer Smith and Tom Lawson. , Also, Dean McCracken, Charles Martin, Charlene Mertes Stege, Marilyn Mertes Dittmann, John Miller, Henry Nell Jr., Mary Ann Noonan Pyles, Charles Page, Shir­ ley Patzke Brockrogge, Dolores Pie- sert Blake, Terry Phalin Zoia, Elaine Schaefer Nell, Paul Schmitt, Richard Schmitt, Gladys Stilling Doyle, Jim Stilling, Mercedes Still­ ing Crichton, Jean Marie Thome supervisor with the 507th Tactical Air Control Squadron. His wife, Linda is the daughter of Lloyd and Mary Caffrey of 29 Cowles St., Devon, Conn. - LOHSE Airman William E. Lohse, son of Fred K. and Pat Lohse of 3502 Lake Vista Lane, Wonder Lake, has grad­ uated from the U.S. Air Force audio­ visual equipment repair course at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. During the course, students were taught to inspect, repair and main­ tain still and motion picture camera systems, digital programmers and record players. They also earned credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Lohse is scheduled to serve with the 1367th Audiovisual Squadron in West Germany. He is a 1984 graduate of Wood­ stock High School. Teachers hold meet The annual legislative breakfast sponsored by the McHenry County Teachers Association, will be from 9 to 11 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 28. at the Hob Nob in Crystal Lake. Featured speakers will include State Sen. Jack Schaffer, Rep. Dick Klemm, Representative Ron Wait, and lobbyist Dan Burkhalter from the Illinois Education Association. According to Joyce Cotteleer, leg' islative chairperson for the associa­ tion, the theme of this year's forum will be Illinois educational reform. Legislators will review key reform topics and discuss implementation. Burkhalter will address concerns about the current Social Security- /pension issue. The McHenry County Teachers Association is affiliated with the Na­ tional Education Association. It rep­ resents teachers and support per­ sonnel in twenty school districts throughout McHenry County. Markovic, Anamae Vogt Bockrath and Ronald W ilhelm. Dean McCracken, class president, welcomed everyone after dinner. Then, MC Henry Nell read a list of things remembered about high school; the favorite being "Mr. Duker's jingling keys." Betty Lou Smith and Elaine Nell gave out the following prizes: Char­ lene Mertes Stege of Newport Beach, Calif., the game "McHenry" Developers (Continued from page 1) ing an exception for one individual," Leider said. Aid. Frank MdClatchey (4th) pointed out that it was purely a matter of incentive. "We've got to help these people out and bring this in," McClatchey said. "I hope we move on it and quit bickering about $10,000." Bolger made a motion to set the capital development fees at the low­ er, commercial rate. The motion passed 6-1. Aid. Michael Teta (2nd) voted against the motion. Aid. Eliza­ beth Nolan (1st) was absent. In other terms of the agreement, the council okayed payment of the fees over a three-year period, no interest on the fees, no annexation fees and no motel taxes. Concerning the latter item, there is no motel tax at this time and the builders were concerned about it In the future. Aldermen Snell and Smith voted against the five-year moratorium, saying that the developers should have a little faith in the city council. The annexation agreement con­ cerned a 41.5 acre parcel just south of Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) on Route 31. According to Tyshenko, the hotel will have 58 rooms, banquet facilities to seat 400 people, a cocktail lounge, dining room and indoor swimming pool. The entire tract is divided into three parcels, of which the hotel will be built on about 10 acres. A second parcel, consisting of just over eight acres, is tentatively slated for a health club. Mental health center to open • Construction continues on sched- . ule at the site of the Family Service • and Community Mental Health Cen- • ter's new main office at 5320 W. Elm t St., McHeftry. • I Scheduled for occupancy in No­ vember, the new facility will house •the Center's outpatient adult mental health services, emergency services program, day treatment/day hospi­ tal programs, and the Center's ad­ ministrative offices, Robert Mar­ tens, executive director, said today. "The new facility is being con­ structed by Cunat Brothers, McHen­ ry," Martens said. "It will allow us to consolidate the three existing fa­ cilities in McHenry, making it possi­ ble for the Center to serve clients in McHenry County more effictively with one consolidated facility." The Family Service center will continue to maintain offices in Crys­ tal Lake and Woodstock in addition to the new location in McHenry. Headquarters for the Family Service and Com- ters and location for several services is on Route munity Mendtal Health Center of McHenry Coun- 120, west of McHenry. Family Service center ty is taking shape as construction moves forward expects to occupy the complex in November, on schedule. The new administrative headquar- Quilters display fashions Country Quilters of McHenry will present their "Harvest of Time" quilt and fashion show Saturday, Oct. 5 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at McHenry County College, Crystal Lake. Entry donation is $1. Wall hangings, garments, quilts made by members and friends of the group and antique quilts will be on display. A "Blooming Baskets" quilt will be given away. At 2 p.m. a fashion show will be presented featuring all brand new PHI BETA Stephanie A. Allen of McHenry was one of more than 200 students at the University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, to be initiated into the Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa national honor society. ftiji' -"> ' - 10:30A.M.-1:30P.M.* *7.95 (SELECTEDCOCKTAILAND BEVERAGE INCLUDED DANNY GARNER PLAYING FRIDAY 8 P.M to 12 CHARLIE JACOBSON AT THE ORGAN FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY EVENINGS SHIRLEY SMITH & FRIENDS in AVAILABLE DATES OCT 2^23,24& 30 OTHER DATES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST wmmm 4*1?AH J mmiiiM IT'S TIME TO •START! YOUR HOLIDAY CRAFTS! •WEEKLY CLASSES AVAILABLE •CRAFTSUPPLIES • SPECIALISTS IN SILK 4 WEDDING FLOWERS •HALLOWEEN & CHRISTMAS FIGURINES TO PAINT CRAFTS ft SIFTS 1250 N. GfttfN STRICT McHENRY *144-MM tan franklin) (USPS 335 200) Founded 1875 3812 West Elm Street. McHenry. Illinois 60050 Telephone: 815 385 0170, Circiriatioft: 815 385 1078. 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II for having traveled the farthest; Tom Lawson, a T-shirt with "Grand­ father of Eleven" on it for the most grnadhcildren; Terry Phalin Zoia, books on raising children, for having the youngest child and Morrie Crouch, the golf award, for an out­ ing earlier in the day. Ray Guzzardo paid tribute to the deceased members of the class; Katherine Adams Powell, Carolyn Hay Sorensen, Robert Richardson and the Rev. Adolph Wiedeman. A class photograph was taken and prizes awarded, followed by dancing to a disc jockey. Committee members for the event were Nelson Cristy, Morrie Crouch, Glorice Jackson, Ray Guzzardo, Betty Lou Smith, Tom Lawson, Do­ lores Blake, Jean Marie Markovic, Elaine and Henry Nell. r 70 attend church event More than 70 ladies attended the Day of Recollection sponsored by St. Patrick's Ladies Guild. They includ­ ed members of Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573, Catholic Daughters of America, women from St. Mary of the Assumption, St. John the Bap­ tist, members of St. Patrick's and women of the guild. Father Corbally spoke on the teachings of St. Paul, the church today and in the past, changes since Vatican II, women's role in the church, trends today and other topics. The guild's next event will be Monday, Oct. 7, when the annual Membership Tea is scheduled. Mass will be celebrated at noon. At the tea, new members will be presented and a tribute will be paid to honor­ ary members of the guild. The annual Fall Dessert Card Par­ ty will be held Thursday, Oct. 24, in the parish hall, and the public is invited. i DENTAL DEGREE Alan G. Zinke of McHenry re­ ceived his Doctor of Dentistry de­ gree recently at commencement ex­ ercises held at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. More than 1,900 students received degrees In May. STUDENT SENATE Bill Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Miller of McHenry, is a sophomore member of the student government at Lewis University, Romeoville. In his freshman year. Miller earned honors grades and was also a member of the student government. NURSE DEGREE Pamline Catherine Hubbard was awarded a bachelor of science de­ gree in health arts following comple­ tion of course work at the College of St. Francis. Joliet The graduates are registered nurses who complet­ ed practical work at off-campus sites throughout the United States For Your Information *mmmm^m-- l Dear Frionda, „ , You may atk, why at funorala and visitations do wa vlow tho body of stka docaasod? Bocatisa It halpa tha boroavad family to accopt tho raal- [ 'ty «f daath. Thoro It no donylng It-aaalng la bolloving. Tlia many rola- 'tivas and frlonda who wish to axtond their sympathy halp to cushion 'tha shock and dlahollof. Thoy provlda tho family with much noodad [support. RoopoctfuNy, PETER M.JUSTEN )£ . 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