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V \<iK lfi - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22,1973 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 $ 1,600,000 To State From Powell Estate oq a a Vicky Letizia Guest Of Honor At Baby Showers Mrs Pat (Vicky) Letizia of McHenry was guest of honor at ha by shower held in Wonder lake on Sunday, Aug. 12. 'luenty-five guests attended trnni YVheaton, Wauconda, Mc Henry and Wonder Lake. A delicious buffet dinner was served by hostesses, Betty Ascola. Barbara Letizia and Phyllis Letizia. Decorations were predominately pink, as someone mentioned a shortage in baby blue. The following day, Aug. i3, Vicky was surprised u hen her co-workers presented her with another shower for the expected baby. FAMILY VACATION The Cliff Hanson family returned recently from a week's vacation traveling around Lake Superior. At Iron Mountain. Mich., they took a tour of an iron mine. While staying at Beaver Pete's Campgrounds, little Linda made friends with a two month old fawn, but he ran away when Linda's older sisters, Bonnie and Mary, tried to pet him. The family also took tours of an uranium mine in Ontario and a grain elevator at Thunder Bay, Ontario. At International Falls, Minn , they went through a paper mill. 600 foot high hills around Duluth, Minn., im­ pressed the group. All in all the Hansons agreed they had a real nice time and it was a nice vacation. CAUTION CHILDREN A note to parents. Some kids at the Lake think chasing garbage trucks and playing around mail cars and delivery trucks is great fun. This type of "fun" could bring about great tragedy. Summer is nearly over and most children have forgotten the safety rules laid out by their parents last spring. Some of us would like to think, "My child wouldn't do a thing like that," but the truth is, most of ours do. A repeated word of caution and a bit of emphasis on respect for moving vehicles is much needed at this time. Please, let's be sure our kids are present when that good old school bell rings in September. GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to Phyllis Letizia, who celebrated on August 12. A belated bir­ thday present will be the arrival of a grandchild when Labor Day rolls around. Congratulations to a handsome young couple. Bob and Laurie Freund, who will celebrate their second anniversary on August 26. Happy birthday to Jack Liggett who might just enjoy having a cool one on his newly landscaped lawn on August 26. Young Kurt Scheib, son of Joan and Ken Scheib blows out six big candles on August 27. Happy days to you all! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 AUGUST 23 Wonder Woods Women's Auxiliary Meeting SEPTEMBER 4 Opening day of School, Harrison and Greenwood Schools SEPTEMBER 6 Woman's Club Board Meeting. 8 p.m. SEPTEMBER 19 Institute Day, no school at Greenwood SEPTEMBER 20 Woman's Club Meeting, Nativity Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. entertainment by the Kitchen Band, all ladies welcome CAMPING TRIP Jack and Jean Weber and family recently spent a week camping at Silver Lake, Michigan. In addition to swimming in crystal clear Silver Lake, they also took a dip in Lake Michigan, only to find to their surprise and delight that other Lake "dippers" were Rev. Richard Wright and his family from Wonder Lake, who just happened to be camping at the same campsite as the Webers. A three mile hike across the sand dunes to Lake Michigan and back left the family pretty exhausted and pretty sandy. Other activities included Dune Buggy and paddle boat rides, a tour of the- Kellogg Factory in Battle ; Creek, Mich., a stop at Holland, Mich., and a visit to a little winery in Buchanan, Mich. A combination welcome home and belated father's day gift greeted the family on their arrival back in Wonder Lake, a Siamese kitty, which Jack named T.C., short for The Cat. Mary Miller Graduate Of Iowa State Mary L. Miller of 3510 W. Broad street, McHenry, was among the 591 graduates who received degrees from Iowa State university at Ames, Iowa, last week. The graduation marked the end of the summer quarter at the university. Ms. Miller received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Applied Art - Interior Design. The class included twenty- one who graduated with distinction, having compiled grade point averages of 3.5 (4 is A). Six were graduated in the Honors program and four with Distinction in the Honors program. The Honors program is a specialized plan of in­ dividual study for exceptionally capable students. Fall Festival Of Arts, Crafts Planned Sept 29 The American Society of Artists, a national membership organization, invites artists to exhibit in the Crystal Lake Plaza (shopping center) Fall Festival of Arts and Crafts to be held Saturday, Sept. 29 at Crystal Lake. A special invitation to exhibit is extended to artists and craftsmen living and working in the area. Only original work which is the creation of the exhibitor may be displayed (no kits, molds, etc.). Exhibitors will be encouraged to demonstrate their craft. Applications and additional information may be obtained from American Society of Artists, 737 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111., 60611. Attorney General William J. Scott has announced that the State of Illinois will receive over $1,600,000 from the estate of the late Secretary of State Paul Powell under the terms of a proposed settlement of a law suit filed by Scott against the Powell estate. Scott filed the suit against the estate in July of 1971, con­ tending that Powell could never have amassed his $3 million- plus fortune on his state salary and declared assets. The suit further alleged that much of the Powell income was derived from secret and private payments for concessionaire and vending privileges in the capital, influence payments from special interests, and at least $100,000 lost to the state by failure to take competitive bids on state purchases. Under the terms of the p r o p o s e d s e t t l e m e n t , negotiated by Scott and the estate officials, the funds would be allocated as follows: 1. $100,000 in damages to be paid into the State of Illinois general revenue fund. 2. The balance of $1,500,000 will provide for: a. Grants to the Illinois State Historical Library and Society in furtherance of its purposes and objectives. b. Grants to the Illinois State Museum in furtherance of its purposes and objectives. c. Grants to appropriate public and private organizations in furtherance of the restoration of the Gover­ nor's Mansion in Springfield. Under terms of the proposed settlement, the Johnson County Circuit court would appoint an advisory committee to assist the First National Bank of Mattoon in awarding the grants. Suggested members of the advisory group would be tbe president or secretary of fie State Historical society, the curator of the Illinois State museum, the Attorney General, and a public member to be appointed by the Governor. As to the $l,500,000-plus balance of the more than $3,000,000 estate, Scott said federal and state inheritance taxes could be expected to take a major share of that sum. It was reported in February of this year, for example, that the Internal Revenue Service had revised upward to more than $1,000,000 the amount of taxes and penalties owed by the Powell estate. Originally, the IRS had filed a $370,000 lien against the estate. d i s t i n c t i v e and a p p a r e l Not Worth It Aunt--No man would catch me running along a beach in a costume like that! Niece--I don't think he would try Auntie. Very Considerate "How did you get that black eye"?" "I was protecting a little boy." "That's noble; who was he?" "Me." boutique Presents A complete new line for Autumn and Winter Bridal Gowns a total new look in fashions, fabrics and headpieces. May we guide you in the selection of: • Bridesmaids' Gowns •Mothers' of the Wedding Attire. •Special occasion dresses. •Large selection of Invitations. Phone 815-338-1210 for the Wedding of your dreams . . . . NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS 118 N. 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