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Wonder Lake PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1973 Mary Jean Muff 728-0267 Bethkes Return From Lengthy Vacation Trip Fred and Marge Bethke returned recently from a "trip of a lifetime". For six leisurely weeks they traveled through our nation visiting relatives in the states of Arkansas, Texas, Florida and Virginia. Then, along with Millie and Ed O'Brien, they spent two weeks in Hawaii where they helped the O'Briens celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Four of the Hawaiian Islands were toured by the couples, Oahu, Hawaii, Maui and Kauai. Marge tells us that some of the things that impressed them were the beautiful monkey pod trees and the bushes that produced different colored flowers and flowers that lasted for three days, but each day the blossoms turned a different color. Marge's wise advice to us was, "Save your pennies and go!" SUMMER BAND PROGRAM Richard Mikus, supervisor of music at Harrison school, announced that the annual summer band program is to start Tuesday, June 26, and will run approximately six weeks. The climax of the program this year will be an open air concert the last week of July and all friends and relatives will be invited. The summer band program is open to all students of instrumental music at Harrison and there will be classes for all: beginners, intermediate and concert band members. Anyone not signed up already may contact Mr. Mikus or the office at Harrison school. It's a good opportunity to keep up with music or to get a good start on next year. HOSPITAL STAY "Now I know what they mean about small town friendliness". These were the sentiments of Helen Urquhart after a 2V2 week stay in McHenry hospital. Helen and h^r husband, Ed, moved to Wonder Lake two years ago and it seems she was a little overwhelmed by the concern and care shown her by the people of Wonder Lake during her recent illness. She also mentioned that she finally met some people she'd been wanting to get to know for along time - of all places - in the hospital. Helen is home now and doing fine, she says. Could it be that she just brought a large dose of friendliness right with her when she moved to Wonder Lake? BUSY RUGGERO FAMILY The past few weeks have been very eventful ones for the Ruggero family of Wonder Lake, Mrs. Maria (Nana) Ruggero was accompanied by her son, Santo, and daughter- in-law, Mary, on a trip to her homeland in Sicily. Still residing in the small town of Campofellica (Happy Camp) are Mrs. Ruggero's sister and several nieces and nephews. The traveling trio also explored the many different facets of Italy including stops at Milan, where they rented a car; Naples, where they found driving the car a challenge and declared the horn blowing, wild driving people of Naples must be the originators of the game "Chicken"; beautiful Venice, where the traveling was done only by walking, water bus, water taxi or gondola; St. Mark's Square, where they found 1,000 shops filled with many things including lovely lace and jewelry; Mount Vesuvius and Mount Aetna (Mary brought home a chunk of that one); the catacombs at Cappucine where they viewed- with awe the preserved body of a four year old girl who was buried there in 1920, and of course, the many, many churches of Italy. On June 2, Robert Ruggero. son of Santo and Mary, was married to Teresa Lohmeier at St. Florian's church in Milwaukee. The young couple met at Loyola University in Chicago, where Bob was graduated Magna Cum Laude on the Saturday following his wedding, June 9. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Psyfthplogy and will go on with ras education at summer school and this fall will enter m e d i c a l s c h o o l . A younger and prettier Ruggero, Tari, was graduated from eighth grade at Harrison school on Wednesday, June 6. Tari's high school education will begin at Marian Central Catholic high school in Woodstock this fall. * Like A Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There. For all your insurance needs see Address and Phone No. S T A T i F A R M Slate Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices Bloommgton, liimois I N S U R A N C E West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMIDT 385-7841 RECYCLING Please aid the West Shore Beach Women's Auxiliary by helping with the glass and tin can recycling this Saturday, June 30, at the McHenry Market Place. We need the BAND CAMP The annual band camp, sponsored by the Harrison School Band Parents Association, will be August 19 through 25 and will be at Camp Augustana on beautiful Lake Geneva. The nominal cost to each student covers only room and board, and the instructors' fees are paid by the Band Parents Association. There are classes for all levels of band and along with the really good instruction, there is plenty of time for all outdoor recreation including swimming. Any student at Harrison who would like to participate in this band camp and have not so indicated to Mr. Mikus, should call him immediately and make arrangements. SILVER ANNIVERSARY They tell me that George Freund's face turned red and his wife, Gloria, jumped a foot when they walked down the basement steps in the Wood­ stock home of their son, Bob, and his wife, Laurie, on Saturday, June 16, and found fifty-eight friends and relatives waiting to share in the celebration of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Since Christmas, Bob and Laurie, and Bob's sisters, Patti, Carol and Linda, had been planning and working and waiting for this moment and the complete surprise of their parents made all their efforts worthwhile. In addition to this party, hosted by their children, the Freunds also enjoyed a three day vacation at the Abbey in Fontana. Last word we heard from Gloria is that she's still in 7th Heaven! GARAGE SALE The Band Parents of Harrison School along with the summer band students will be having a garage sale in July - exact date is not set yet, but all Wonder Lakers are asked to set aside their saleable items: (dishes, toys, good wearable clothing, knickknacks, etc.; and donate them to this very worth-while organization. The proceeds from the garage sale will be used by the association for the purchase of new in­ struments or equipment for the band. Mrs. Charles Heeler and Mrs. Larry Wenkel are co- chairmen of the garage sale. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PATTI Happy Birthday to Patti Hartmann, daughter of George and Jean Hartmann, on June 27. Patti and her dad are among the many sailboat racers on Wonder Lake weekends. She also brought a lot of joy to the dad of this household, Mr. Huff, by taking him and his family for a relaxing and enjoyable pontoon boat ride around the lake on Father's Day. Best wishes, Patti, and have a happy year! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Women's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 JUNE 30 Bake Sale at firehouse on east side of lake, sponsored by White Oaks Bay Women's Auxiliary, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. JULY 1 Art Fair, Hilltop Grocery Swimming Prohibited In McCullom Lake The McHenry County Board of Health has posted warning signs at the beach for residents to avoid swimming in the lake. Water samples taken by the Board of Health have indicated that swimming should be at your own risk. Chemicals were added to the water to eliminate the swimmers itch caused from snail droppings that were Store, Benefit Wonder Woods Subdivision Miss Wonder Lake Contest, 2 p.m. at Nativity Lutheran Church JULY 7 Talent Show under the tent, Ringwood Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. JULY 8 Chicken Bar-B-Q, under the tent, Ringwood Methodist Church, 11:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Advance ticket sales recom­ mended; very few sold at the door. JULY 9 thru JULY 20 Red Cross Swimming Lessons JULY 20 Indian Ridge Improvement Association Board Meeting, 8 p.m. at the firehouse JULY 27 Open Air Band Concert, Harrison School originally brought in by parasites on the feet of the ducks. Last year swimming was postponed for the summer season for about a month. The Board of Health will continue to test water samples and indicate an all clear bulletin to swim. Also at the beach there have been numerous fishermen who have been using the swimming pier. Please try to avoid that area as lost hooks can cause our children to be hurt severely. A sign will be posted to bring this to everyone's attention. SCUBA DIVERS WANTED When the swimming risk is lifted from McCullom Lake our beach area would be greatly improved by a thorough cleaning of glass and debris on the water bottom. If, any amateur scuba divers would like to help our children please visit our beach. It would be a great relief to parents too. NEW ARRIVAL Baby Sherry Lynn Watkins was born on May 7, at Harvard Memorial hospital. Sara and Jessie Watkins, the proud parents, reside on Hillside Drive. Sister, Christinia, and brother, Steven, are really happy to have a new little sister at their house. Sherry's Grandma Palmer and Grand­ ma and Grandpa Pryor have been given many more hours of joy. Congratulations to the entire Watkins family. service of a pick-up truck and volunteer workers for the day. Any residents may bring their materials including papers to 5407 Highland Drive this week. Any organization wishing to find a money making project is urged to contact me. PERSONALS Mrs. Radlein had a surprise visit from her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Rateike; her niece, Mrs. Hon Kreie, and her two children, Tina Marie and Kenny, all from Fond DuLac, Wis. Before being treated to lunch in Wonder Lake by Mr. Rateike, they picked up Mrs. Radlein's other sister, Mrs. Walter Buchert, from Antioch. Warm wishes go to Virginia Posthuma who was recently hospitalized with a severe foot infection. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Watkins who celebrated their wedding day on May 11. Mrs. Eleanor Swanson, recovering from her recent illness, has enjoyed the concern by her neighbors and friends. They also helped her husband, Carl Swanson, while she was confined. GIRL SCOUT COUPONS -- Junior Girl Scout Troop 408 is shown presenting Mrs. Robel of the" Johnsburg school with a box of coupons to purchase equipment for the home economics activities. A total of 5,400 coupons have been turned over to the school by the Girl Scouts of Valley View neigh­ borhood. From left, they are Gretchen Heidler, Shelia Mays, Mrs. Robel, Gerrie Kocher, Patty Wroblewski and Linda Potter. Strange! Doctor--Did you say that there was something wrong with this hot-water bottle. Striker--Yes, sir, I put some water in it yesterday and it isn't hot yet. Legal Notice POLLUTION VARIANCE James F. Chaps has filed with the Environmental Protection Agency and Pollution Control Board a Petition for a Variance. Title IX of the En­ vironmental Protection Act provides for individual variances upon proof by the Petitioner that compliance with specific provisions of the Act, related regulations and-or Board Opinions would impose upon the Petitioner an "ar­ bitrary or unreasonable hard­ ship." The Petitioner alleges sucn a hardship, and requests permission to connect a new single family residence to the McHenry Shores Water Company distribution system. At present there exists a general ban on new extensions to the system pending the system's coming into com­ pliance with the Board's order in PCB 72-137 which e n u m e r a t e d s e v e r a l deficiencies in the system in­ cluding inadequate pressure. The Environmental Protection Agency solicits the views of persons who might be ad­ versely affected by the gran­ ting of the variance. Any comments or inquiries should be addressed to: Variance Section, pivision of Public Water Supplies. Springfield. Illinois 82706 Telephone: 217- 786-6945. Formal objections to the petition may be filed in writing with the Clerk of the Pollution Control Board. 309 West Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60606. (Pub. June27. July 3,11,1973) Nominations for forgotten men: Whistler's father. Lord Godiva, and Grandpa Moses. let Fine Jewel Foods Spark A 6reat Holiday Celebration! INCH DELICIOUS It's Truly The Land off the Fresh And The Home off the Crisp! NORTHWEST Bing Cherries C SANTA ROSA RED Plums lb RED, RIPE Watermelon 8e LB. WATER ADDED - • -- c Smoked 7To9lb lb Qf Ham _!!!! U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND Rotisserie or Rump Roast The Chef Has Dinner Ready! CHEESE Real Pizzera" Pizza " $ | 1 9 Sy Breast 199- AVAILABLE ONLY IN JEWEL STORES WITH CHEF'S KITCHEN Take Along A Burny Treat! NUT BLITZ flgf Coffee Cake 89< (J PASTI 6Burn 14 OZ. PKG. !»•«. 'i • Buttercrust Bread or ,HU» -**$ 1 fBOM THE BURNY BROS BAKE SHOP irc°°^"c^r \ Mello Crust Bread NEW STORE HOURS FRESH MEAT AVAILABLE MON. thru FRl. 8 A.M. till 11 P.M. 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