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Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 * u . , Father-Son Repeat Oath At Graduation D u r i n g c o n v o c a t i o n ceremonies at Northwestern university June 17, a group of doctors were awarded their M D.'s and their constituents in the audience were asked to take the Hippocratic oath along with them With even more meaning than the first time he said it, Dr Santo HL Ruggero of Wonder Lake, repeated the words with his graduating son, Robert S. Ruggero, M D. Dr Bob grew up in Wonder I,ake, as did all ten Ruggero children, graduating from Harrison school, Marian Central high school and Loyola university in Chicago. He has accepted a residency in Radiology at Northwestern university hospital A graduation celebration, hosted by Dr. Santo and Mary Ruggero, was held at the Ruggero home the evening of July 17. About sixty-five people honored Bob and his sisters, Margaret, who graduated in June from Marian Central high school; Cindy, who has her R.N. degree; and Louise, who now has her Master in Education degree from Roosevelt university. LATE BUT SINCERE Belated birthday greetings to a bunch of people we missed last week...to Loretta Anton July 8 (a little birdie named Maureen told us!)...to George Freund July 8...to Stevie Dermont, son of Joan and Howard Dermont, who was eleven July 8...to teen-age Therese Seaver, who became thirteen July 8. Therese is the daughter of Pat and Eugene Seaver...to 76-year-old Sid Tarkoff July 10. Hope you all had a good start on the next year of your life. LITURGICAL CONFERENCE Father James Garcia, C.S.S.R of Tacoma, Wash., graduate of the Institut Catholique in Paris, France, will conduct a weekend liturgical conference at Christ the King church in Wonder Lake July 27-30. Father Garcia is a Redemp- torist priest on staff of the Palisades Retreat in Tacoma, Wash. He was ordained in 1970 and graduated from his community's New York theologate in 1971. After two years of retreat and parochial ministry on the West Coast, he pursued graduate work specializing in liturgy and sacramental theology at the Institut Catholique in Paris, France. He is an active member of the North American Academy of Liturgy. His main activity is leading parish seminars and weekend retreats in biblical and liturgical spirituality. The schedule for the weekend conference is as follows: Thursday, July 27 at 7:30 p.m., Opening Session; Friday, July 28 at 10 a.m., "Sacramental Life" with emphasis on the Sacrament of Reconciliation as in the New Testament; Friday, July 28 at 2 p.m., Continuation of study of New Rite of Reconciliation; at 7:30 p.m., Parish Ministry "The Lay Person in the Church Today"; Saturday, July 29, at 9:30 a.m., The Meaning of the Liturgy in the Lives of Children and Young People, at 8 p.m. The Saturday night Mass will center on the theme of Spiritual Awakening and Liturgical Renewal; at all Sunday Masses July 30, Father Garcia will speak on the liturgy as it relates to the sacraments. Everyone is welcome to share in Father Garcia's ex­ perience of Biblical and Liturgical Spirituality. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday greetings to Patrick John Huff, another of the Don Huff clan. Patrick will be nine years old July 13. Happy birthday to Bill Etten July 14. Happy tenth birthday to Chuckie Sowers, son of Ann and Chuck Sowers, July 14. Happy twelfth birthday to Billy Coleman, son of Lucy and Charlie Coleman, July 16. Best wishes to you all! CHURCH NEWS Vacation Bible school at Nativity Lutheran church will be held this year from Aug 14 through Aug. 18. from 9 a m to 11:30 a.m. If you would like to help with the Bible School program in any way or if you would like to register your children, please contact Phyllis Mueller at 653-6351, or Pastor Olson Two baptisms took place in June at Nativity Lutheran church. Those baptized were M a t t h e w • C u n n i n g h a m Mickelsen, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Mickelsen; and Jason Donovan Crawford, son of Mr and Mrs. Paul Crawford Mrs Kathy Nelson was welcomed as a new member of the church. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...observing July 3 in Wonder Lake this year with a super parade because of the inspiration and hard work of Tammy Resek; a splendid performance by our Wonder Lake Ski club and spectacular fireworks display sponsored by the American Legion and Wonder Lake Men's club S A C Happiness is ..welcoming Dale and Pat Behm, newly weds of July 1, to their new home in Oakwood Shores COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 13-Wonder Lake Garden club meeting. 8pm home of Mavtll Banky July 27-30 Christ the King Liturgical conference. A u g . 1 4 - R e g i s t r a t i o n , Harrison school Aug 14-18-Vacation Bible PAGE 19 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 12,1178 • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG tlUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET $r» A DIVISON OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING 4BWIL 301 W. 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Cal Skinner, Jr. <R- McHenry county) wants to let citizens vote on at the spring 1980 primary election In order to get the hundreds of thousands of signatures necessary to place the question on the ballot, kNOw RTA canvassers will be in northern McHenry county soon seeking petition signatures and con­ tributions for the campaign against RTA "RTA is spending millions of tax dollars running full-page ads, plus buying expensive radio and television com­ mercials to convince subur banites that a bus here and a bus there is our fair share," school. Nativity Lutheran church Skinner explained. "Nothing could be farther from the truth, of course, but Chicago newspapers and its electronic media give us opponents considerably less than our fair share of coverage ukNOW RTA, Ltd , was formed as an umbrella organization to gather the necessary signatures," Skinner said "As with any on-going organization, expenses occur "To" pay operating expenses and, hopefully, to build up a campaign fund to help pass the referendum in early 1980, our canvassers are requesting contributions." he continued 'It certainly ought to worth $5 to $10 a family to hel£ get RTA off our backs Aftef all, we are forced to (1) pay the 5 percent gas tax or shop ii Wisconsin; (2) pay thf equivalent of $2 21 to RTA every time we buy a set ol license plates; and (3) see $10 per person per year get siphoned off the top of the state General fund to subsidize the RTA Either we get together t« mount a campaign against RTA or we might as well roll over and play dead, just like the RTA wants," Skinner said - EMPLOYMENT SURVEY Local representatives of the Bureau of the Census will c o n d u c t a s u r v e y o f e m ­ ployment in this area during the work week of July 17-22, Stanley D Moore* director of the Bureau's Regional office in Chicago, has announced The survey is conducted for the U S Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 70,000 households throughout the United States Employment and unemployment statistics based on results of th<s survey are used to provide a con­ tinuing measure of the economic health of the nation. 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