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•3510 W. ELM McHENRY 385-1040 spurgeons <Sa/e/ Summer. County Style! THIS WEEK ONLY BEAUTY SALON 385-4100 4400 W. Rte. 120, McHeniy BSSR Market Place Shopping Center --- - SHr Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Debra Calkins, Herbert Roes fee Wed In Richmond Petite, dark haired Debra Calkins-was a beautiful bride on Saturday, May 31, when she was married to Herbert (Bud) Roeske of McHenry. The 3 p.m. ceremony took place at the Baptist Church of Richmond. Debra, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Calkins of Wonder Lake, chose Vicky Ohlson as her maid of honor and Karen Landway was her bridesmaid. Attending the groom, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of McHenry, was Rob Rushmore as best man and Mike Calkins, brother of the bride, groomsman. Following a reception at the Calkins home, the couple honeymooned at the Holiday Inn in Lake Geneva. They will make their home in Car- pentersville. RETIRES Joni Vogt, who is retiring from her position as recep­ tionist at Harrison School, was honored at a luncheon on Thursday, June 5. About thirty- five teachers and members of the office staff were present. As a small token of appreciation for the excellent job Joni has done these past years, she was presented with a charm bracelet with three charms, a typewriter, a telephone and one charm that was engraved. Happy leisure days, Joni! YOUNG AT HEARTS The Wonder Lake Young at Hearts are on the road again! Recently they traveled by bus to Wisconsin. In Madison they toured the Oscar Mayer plant. Lunch was enjoyed at the Heritage House. Another stop was made at the Toynette Wild Life and Logging Museum in Toynette, Wis. Plans for June include a two hour boat voyage on Lake Geneva and lunch will be served on-board the boat. Looking ahead to July, there will be a trip to Peoria, with another boat ride - this time on the Illinois River. Members with June birthdays who were honored this month were Mabel Dowd, Ernie Vogt, Ruth Gott- friedsen and Louise Marke. The next meeting of the Young at Hearts will be June 18. GRADUATION Mother Nature did her homework right and provided a beautiful evening for the eighth grade graduation exercises which were held outdoors at Harrison school on Thursday, June 5. Before the program began, the chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Mona Brown, sang several selections. Throughout the evening the band performed and was conducted by John Stepanek and John Quick. James Golden, principal of Harrison, in­ troduced Pastor Richard Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church, who gave the invocation, followed by the pledge of allegiance, which was led by Mike Berlin. Members of the Class of 1975 gave their versions of "The Past", by Beth McGibbon, "The Present", by Karen Dusthimer, and "The Future", by Peter Bender. "You've Got a Friend", the Class song, was sung by the eighth grade students. The American Legion Awards, presented by Wilbur Haak, adjutant, were accepted by Debra Maris and Mike Berlin. George Hartmann, president of the Kiwanis, gave the Kiwanis Awards to Midge Cristy and Peter Bender. This was followed by the presen­ tation of the honor student award by Paul Bazan, president of the Student Council, who gave probably the shortest speech on record when he said, "The winner is Debra Maris". The principal's award was given by James Golden to a "truly nice" person, Janet Pickell. Robert Bright, Superin­ tendent of Harrison, spoke highly of the Class of 1975 and verified the certification of the graduates. Certificates were presented to the students by the President of the Board of Education, Dr. S.L. Ruggero, who spoke to the crowd on a personal note when he men­ tioned that his children have attended Harrison school" for the past 22 years and now, this evening, the last of the ten Ruggeros, Lydia, was graduating. A reception for the parents, relatives and friends, which was no doubt the largest group yet to attend a Harrison graduation, was held in the gym. Cookies and punch were served by seventh grade mothers from tables decorated with lovely flowers which were arranged by the Wonder Lake Garden Club. Members of the Harrison Class of 1975 are: John Adrian, Paul Bazan, Peter Bender, Mike Berlin, Peter Brenner, Mark Brinkmann, Kathy Burmann, Dennis Coughlin, Betty Crago, Midge Cristy, Pat Curran, Chris DeLorenzo, Karen Dusthimer, Bob Eberle, Don Elder, Marty Gibbons, Curt Gohl, Gil Guerra, Lori Harney, Nancy Hartmann, Tom Henely, Julie Huff, Donna Hummel, Donna Jones, Veronica Kerkes, John Kranz, Laurita Lance, Frank Lindner, David Lundborg, Beth McGibbon, Mary McMillan, Debra Maris, Bob Nutter, Peter Palko, Eric Petto, Janet Pickell, Teresa Polka, Mark Price, Christ Prondzinski, Cindy Puhl, Vicki Raab, Lynn Raske, Alan Rice, Barbara Ries, Tina Ritthaler, Scott Rowland, Lydia Ruggero, Vera Ruzicka, Mark Savignani, Jim Scully, Cathy Seaver, Bill Seeber, Linda Skaggs, Christ Topp, Joe Treasure, RAndy VAnce, Vicki Vanderspool, Lori Vogt, Mike Weber, Ray West adn David Wright. CONDOLENCES Our condolences to Ernie Vogt and his family on the death of his wife, Lou, last Friday. Lou was well known and much loved in the Wonder lake community. NEW DAUGHTER Bob and Laurie Freund of Woodstock are the very proud parents of a baby girl. Jill Michelle was born on June 4 at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, weighing in at 7 lbs., 4 oz. The little lady's grandparents are George and Gloria Freund of McHenry and Clarence and Frances Murphy of Woodstock. NOTE TO DOG OWNERS A personal note to all dog owners in Wonder Lake. Again, we have been called with complaints of dogs running loose. This time the call was from the Indian Ridge area. Please, keep your dogs tied or in your own yards. Your cooperation will be appreciated by all the residents of Wonder Lake. ON DEAN'S LIST Congratulations to Jayne McMillan, daughter of Tom and Dolores McMillan. Jayne was on the Dean's List at Illinois State University, Normal, this past semester. NATIVITY CHURCH NEWS New members being welcomed at the Nativity Lutheran church are the Ronald Krumsee family of McCullom Lake. Christopher Allen Setzler and Tracy Lynn Setzler, children of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Setzler and Rebecca Ann Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Anderson, were baptized recently at the church. Dale Jirousek, son of former Wonder Laker's Rudi and Jo Jirousek, graduated from the Lutheran School of Theology on June 8 at the campus in Chicago. He will be ordained June 15 during the Synod Convention at 3 p.m., Dale and his wife, Jan, will begin their ministry in September at St. Peter's Lutheran church and Zion Lutheran church in Liberty, 111. They will be at Nativity on June 22, when the church is honoring them with a luncheon that afternoon. At this time the congregation will present Dale with a set of stoles. The stole is worn during the worship services and represents the yolk of Christ with the pastor has accepted. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Happy twenty-seventh wedding anniversary to George and Gloria Freund on June 12. SHOWERS June may well be the month for brides but in Wonder Lake, ASS Reg. 5.99 Midriff tied sleeveless shirt with orange rag stitching. Faded blue polyester cotton with pockets and front tie, sizes 32 to 38. Maternal great grandmother is Alice Murphy of Woodstock and paternal great grandparents are Harvey and Estelle Biggers of Wonder Lake and George P. and Mary Freund of McHenry. Congratulations! And welcome to our world, little Jill! SURPRISE It was quite a sight. Bemie and Tony Misiak and the honored couple, Jack and Harriet VanKanegan, drove down Lake Shore Drive on their way to pick up Ed and Gloria Coughlin. Plans had been made by the two couples to take the VanKanegans out to dinner to the Chateau Louise to celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. As they drove slowly along, what to the wondering eyes -of the VanKanegans should appear but forty-five people standing in the drizzling rain on the lawn of the Coughlin home. In the hands of some was a huge sign saying, "Welcome to the Chateau Louise!" This was the surprise beginning of an evening Jack and Harriet are not likely to forget. Old friends, including the Jack Kramers and the Chuck Sullivans were there to share in the happy occasion. We add our congratulations to Jack and Harriet and wish them many, many more happy an­ niversaries! May was the month for showers. A little bird chirped the news of the following to us. Lynn rWines, who will be married to Stephen Gust at Christ the King church on June 14, was given a bridal shower by Evelyn Gustek and Judy Rasmussen. A bridal shower for Jane Rice, who will become the bride of Jim Fitzgerald soon, was hosted by Julie Weber and Lois Dalby. Kay Hansen, the wife of Earl Hansen, and soon to be "mommy" was honored by her former college roommates with a baby shower in Chicago recently. On Sunday, June 1, Pat Dusthimer and Pat Moeller and friends showered Nancy Fallaw with gifts for the soon expected Baby Fallaw. Gloria Freund entertained relatives and former classmates of her daughter-in-law, Laurie Freund, at a baby shower in he McHenry home on May 18. C C D. REGISTRATION Those who were unable to register their children for this fall's CCD classes at Christ the King church last Sunday, should contact Mrs. Mike Cook at the religion center to make the necessary arrangements. SPRINGFIELD TRIP On June 3, at 8 a.m., Harrison school's eighth grade class started out for Springfield. We left in two Greyhound busses and much of a flurry. After a three hour ride the kids were glad to get out and walk around and eat in Normal, 111. The State Museum and Lincoln's Tomb in Springfield were visited for part of the afternoon and the latter part of the af­ ternoon was spent swimming and admiring our motel rooms. Six-forty-five came and we started for a short walk over to a restaurant for our banquet dinner. We were served smorgasbord style and not a single person went off dissatisfied. Bowling came next and six trophies were given out. For the boys,high series, Pat Curran; high game, Mark Price, low game, Dennis Coughlin. For the girls, high series, Lynn Raske; high game, and low game, Janet Pickell. After bowling, pizza and pop were enjoyed at a pizza parlor. Our beds would have felt good, except for many, it was a sleepless night. After breakfast the next morning we visited Lincoln's home, the Supreme Court Building and the Capitol. In the Capitol, we watched the General Assembly in action. After lunch we left for New Salem park. There we toured and went on a 40 minute paddle boat ride. We ate supper at a drive in Save 20%! Ultrasoft Wedges $4 Reg. 4.99 Soft and padded with cushion- crepe soles--the feel of a slipper, for indoors or out. Jute trim; with or without sling. Bone, 5-10. Save 25%! Knit Shells 222 . Zipper-back crimp polyester shells with turtle or mock turtleneck. White, navy, poppy, pink, blue, beige, green or yellow, S, M, L. Save 19%! The Hoedown Shirt SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1975 restaurant on the way home and returned to Wonder Lake about 9:30 p.m. With all the hard work w£ went through to earn the money for the trip, it was worth it. (written after many cat naps to catch up on the loss of sleep by Harrison traveler, Julie Huff) HAPPINESS IS--- Happiness is...the presence of the new Superintendent of Harrison school. Dr. Raymond Jones and his wife, at the eighth grade graduation ceremony. Happiness is...a baby sister for Chad and Doug Adams. Hap­ piness is...a phone call from Gloria Coughlin. She always leaves us smiling. Happiness is ...Mavis Bagby, taking her kindergarten students from Harrison to her farm for a picnic the last day of school, with homemade ice cream for dessert. Happiness is...George and Gloria Freund, being called Grandpa and Grandma for the first time. (They don't LOOK that old!) Happiness is...three young men pooling their "earned money" to buy a gift for their fourth grade teacher, Ria Reckamp, on the last day of school. Happiness is...Lydia Ruggero inviting her WHOLE eighth grade class to a graduation party at her home on June 7 and serving the "Ruggero Special" and lots of Sixteen Named By Grand Jury In Indictments The McHenry county Grand jury returned indictments against sixteen persons, recently to Judge Charles S. Parker in Circuit Court. In­ dicted were: John R. Trkovsky, 6423 Willow, Spring Grove, burglary and theft over $150. Wilson E. Flood, 610 Columbus. McHenry, indecent liberties with a child; Paul E. Wienrich, 42 Heather, Crystal Lake, burglary and theft over $150; David E. Castillio, 609 E. Lake, Woodstock, unlawful possession of cannabis; Russell Dean and Diane M. Dean, Island Lake, aggravated battery and resisting a police officer; Russell Dean, Island Lake, aggravated battery; long johns. Happiness is...Superintendent Robert Bright of Harrison school being presented with a terrarium as a farewell gift by Janet Bell, Marilyn McMahon, Joni Vogt, Jean Decker and Pat Mayer Happiness is...Cindy Dicker treating the kindergarten CCD class to a picnic at her home on Friday, June 6. Ronald Novak and Colleen A. M c K i m m o n , M c H e n r y , unlawful possession of can­ nabis and two counts of unlawful possession of con­ trolled substance; Enrique G. Garcia, 518 Gay, Woodstock, burglary and tfieft over $150; Herbert G. Heidbrick, 1947 Hancock, Hoffman Estates, theft over $150; Enrique G. Garcia and Jesse D. Martinez, Woodstock, burglary and theft over $150; David W. Sersen, John P. Shine and Frank R. Dorrington, addresses unknown, burglary, theft over $150 and criminal damage to property , Jeffrey M. Schwebke and James W. Huhn, addresses unknown, theft over $150. IN HONOR SOCIETY Gail Gunder, daughter of Mr. and> Mrs. George Gunder of McHenry Shores, a junior at West campus, is a member of the National Honor society. BOWING OUT One actor likes to take his bows before the play begins That way he can be sure somebody's there Save 25%1 Denim Bib Overalls Reg. 11.99 Hook up the straps and get into summer! Perky bell-bottomed cotton overalls with mock fly and pocket flats, one big pocket on the bib! Navy or engineer stripes, 5-15. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6