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Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Doctor Relocates Dr. Gregory Daly, who was so warmly welcomed into our community when he joined Dr. Santos Ruggero, has recently left the office. He has joined the emergency room staff at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. Dr. Daly, along with two other doctors, have taken over the emergency room service. We will miss having him practice in Wonder Lake, but wish him the best of luck and success in his new position. s . WONDERLAKE ALLSTARS The five Major League managers recently held a meeting to vote on fifteen twelve year old boys to represent Wonder Lake in a tournament in Lake Zurich. The managers were given a list with thirty-two names of boys who were eligible. They could vote for players only from teams other than their own. Those chosen for the All Star team are, from the Yankees: Mark Jinga, Chris Rini, Lance Sobczak, Chuck Sowers and Jim Wagner; Tigers: Dan LaPlaca and Mark Mullins; Indians:.Bob Birdsell, Kevin Huff and Randy Moore; White Sox: Tim White; Angels: John Diederich, Mike Gallagher, Brian Nutter and J.R. Wright. Other teams participating in the tournament are Algonquin, Barrington, Cary, Elk Grove village, Grant Township, Island Lake, Lake in the Hills, Mundelein and Waueonda. The tournament takes place Aug. 4-10 in Lake Zurich. Congratulations to the five ballplayers who were chosen to represent Wonder Lake. FOURTH OF JULY AT WONDER LAKE The pre-fireworks Sk$ Show held at Wonder Center Beach was marred this year by an accident. Steve Loubda was taken by the Rescue squad to McHenry hospital after receiving a gouge in his foot from a broken bottle stuck in the sand. He had seventeen stitches and didn't return to the Lake until around one in the morning, long after all the festivities of the Ski show and fireworks were over. Many acts had to be shuffled around with dif­ ferent Ski club members filling the acts for which Steve was scheduled. Evpn with these ad­ justments the show still was a success. The fireworks display was as spectacular as the American Legion had promised. One was more beautiful than the one before and the young people were thrilled with the large booms! They seemed to move along so quickly loo, which is always a pleasure. No lull waiting for the next one. The weather cooperated loo. Even though a little on the chilly side - no rain-like we had last year. The lake looked as if it was a solid mass of boats all jockeying for the right position and everyone trying to gel their anchor lo hold. This is a weekend looked forward lo all year and it always turns oul to be worth waiting for! SPECIAL DAYS Happy anniversary lo Don and Barb Coumbie, who celebrated their first an­ niversary on July 14. Two of the White Sox cheerleaders will be celebrating their birthday this week. Missy Lermer, daughter of Rich and Judfy will be celebrating her birth? day today, July 16. Missy will be enjoying the com­ pany of some of her friends at a pajama party. Renee Ruzicka, daughter of Rich and Tiny, will be blowing oul candles on her birthday cake on July 19. July 18 will find . two Wonder Lake boys celebrating. Both Mike DeCicco and Shawn Connelly will hear "Happy Birthday" being sung to them. Jeremy Thomas will be blowing out candles on his birthday cake when July 19 arrives. -v Randy Moore, son of Roger and Betty, will be celebrating his special day on July 20. BASEBALL SCHEDULE The major league has finished its season, but the Minor league will be finished on July 21. Minors (Christ the King and Harrison school) July 16 Braves vs. Dodgers (CTK); Red Sox vs. Pirates; Brewers vs. Cubs. July 21 Piraies vs. Dodgers (CTK); Brewers vs. Braves; Red Sox vs. Cubs. State Ends Revenue y Year With Big Balance Comptroller Roland W. & Burris said this past week that the State ended the 1980 •k^ fiscal year with an available balance of $483 million in the General funds - the highest in history - though $93 million of that amourft has been transferred (on July 2) to the Personal Property Tax Replacement fund for eventual distribution to Illinois local governments. Thus, Burris said, the actual working balance as the State begins the new fiscal year is $390 million, "cushioned" further by an additional $148 million in 10 State special funds which are unspent, are in excess of statutory requirements, and therefore a irue surplus. Had These funds been fully committed as the law provides, the Slate would have closed ihe 1980 fiscal year with $631 million in its General funds. Burris said lhat in his opinion ihe public should be made aware of surpluses in the 10 special funds lo provide a more accurate picture of Slate finances and to avoid any impression lhat the Slate is hoarding reserves. The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At The Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY * •JftLGAS •MAYS DRUG •BELL LIQUORS •LAKEVIEW •SUNN YSIDEFOOD \ •McHENRY WALGREEN • JOHNSBURG FOOD MART •BOLGER'S DRUG STORE • ADAMS GROCCRY •BEN FRANKLIN •OSCO DRUGS # , •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •HERMES ft CO. •LIQUOR MART •VILLAGE MART •J ft R STORE >2McHEJ«YJj£SPITA^ •LITTLE STORE •FRED ft IRENE'S T^f •McHENRY QUICK MART •SUNRISE GROCERY •STEINY TAP ̂ •McCULLOM LAKE GROC. •HILLTOP GROCERY •FOOD MART •BITS ft PIECES •NORTHWEST TRAIN Announce Marian Honor Roll 8ECT10N 2 • PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER • Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock, has recently released the second quarter honor roll for the 1979-80 school year. In­ clusion on the honor roll is based on a 4.0 grading system. SENIOR HIGH HONORS McHenry - Mark Mass and Debbie Grenier. Johnsburg - Mike Kier- nan. Wonder Lake - Linda Walker. SENIOR HONORS McHenry - Ron Way tula, Lora Baldwin, Maureen Adams, Robert Moehling, Patricia Adams, Renae DeRosier, Sandra Neumann, Margaret Clark, Chris Juzwik and Mike Shappr-^1 Johnsburg -- /Darlene\ Hughes, Todd Huemann, Mike Davis and Patricia Kennebeck. Wonder Lake -- Mary Gibbons, Judy Knauf and Tom Frett. Spring Grove - Lori Rich. JUNIOR HIGH HONORS McHenry - Karen Truckenbrod, Mike Eisele and Darlene Grenier. * Wonder Lake - Joseph Liggett. JUNIOR HONORS McHenry -- Sheila O'Neill, Carol Mikosz, Kathy Dieterle, Teresa Wember, Jeff Schaefer, Andy Mass, Christine Hiller, Linda Aim, Meg Oakford and Peter Idstein. Wonder Lake - Sandy Kasting, Kay Schuler and Nancy Laseman SOPHOMORE HIGH HONORS McHenry Heidi Reihansperger, Sandy Pollock, Ron Nye, Laura McAndrews and Scott Truckenbrod. Johnsburg - Joyce Ken­ nebeck. Spring Grove - Justin Traver and Ann Rich.. » SOPHOMORE HONORS McHenry r- Paul Herkes, Jackie Weber, Kristin Matt, Sue Bolger, Tony Wentter, Julie Nylander, Tom Lesrer, Ellen Miller, John Mass, Julie Diedrich, Sue Grahger, Liz Byroes, Renee Slighting .andjmn DeRosier. iohnsburg Spengel. Wonder Lake « Sieve Shiera. Ringwood -- Gary Der- Mary L. Gunderson n6il€. Spring Grove Tim Weisenberger. FRESHMAN HIGH HONORS McHenry - Laura Franks and Patricia Gail Gray. Wonder Lake - Janet Sullivan and Cheryl Ann Biggers. f* Solon Mills -- Frances A more. . Johnsburg 385-3052 Visit Friends 0 During Summer Scott FRESHMAN HONORS McHenry - Ruth Marie Pierce, Charles C. Temple, Maureen McDonough and Caihy Doherty. Wonder Lake - Margaret Bell. Ringwood - Patricia Dernelle. NO TAX HIKES Gov. James R. Thompson applauded the General Assembly for producing no lax hikes, for making workers' compensaiion, system changes, for providing further sales tax relief on fooji'and drugs and for expanding circuit breaker tax relief for the elderly and .handicapped. The governor was critical of the legislature's failure to produce spending and lax limits for local governments. Thompson said lhat although the lawmakers "were more conservative in this election year than in the last one with their spending, they still sent me about a half billion dollars more than was budgeted." Human Carbon Scientists say that the hu­ man body contains enough carbon to make more than 14,000 pencils and enough lime to paint an entire barn white. Remember your friends and neighbors during these summer days, give them a call - stop in with a couple cookies or a coffeecake, for a cup of coffee or glass of lemonade. Folks living alone are especially appreciative of such thoughtfulness! Also, remember the needs of your children, too. Plan a family picnic supper in the yard, maybe once a week, they can help. Go as a family to a Little League or regular ball team, or the ones where our men - the big boys - are playing. It will be good for all of you, and it makes such a nice feeling to talk about it on ihe way home, too! f HOSPITAL AND HOME While you are silting and relaxing lo keep up with the heal, say a special prayer for all our sick, the following, Wallace Brown, Lawrence Butler, Erich Kuhlins, Cheryl Helman- dollar, Melissa Jackson and Lynn Spencer, and those folk whom we do not know. Take good care of yourselves. DATES TO REMEMBER I'm hot and tired, too, tonight and have lost my "thinking cap" somewhere, so let me give you a few quick reminders. Pre-school, St. John's • opens September for 3-4 year olds...call school or Diane Himpelmann, 653-9689. Registration for St. John's school, for new families moving in - during school hours at school, or phone the convent or rectory. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, 5:30 p.m. Mass at St. John's, for all living and deceased memberCT Saturday, Aug. 2. July 20^ N.C.S.F. Fraternal Order of Congress .picnic, Polish National Union Camp/Flanders road, McHenry, 11 a.m., for all members and their families. Bring your own lunch; beverages available. Aug. 4 - N.C.S.F. Junior's picnic - Lake wood Forest preserves. Secure your permission slips and other necessary information. Aug. 10 - St. John's annual family picnic - Johnsubrg community club and WEDNESDAY. JULY It, ltM grounds - leu than a month away. Make your plans now to be there with your friends and family. Aug. 21 • Saturday - Johnsburg Rescue Squad • sit-down dinner, 6 to 8 p.m., dancing 9 to 1 a.m., John­ sburg Community Club. Tickets from members for the dinner - dance tickets you should have received in the mail - or advise them. 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