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t PAGE 16-PLAINDEALFR-WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.1974 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 program will be a talk about flower arrangement by Mrs. Marilyn Topp. Sounds very interesting. Won't you join us? Respectfully submitted by Mrs. Betty Alderson, Publicity Chairman. Arrangement Of Flowers Program At Garden Club > Hie past meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden Club was held at Mrs. Bobbi Fiali's home. Plans for rock gardens and their care were discussed and candy was sorted for the residents of Valley Hi Nursing Heme as a r other f i^ay remembrance Dessert and coffee and some lovely organ music was provided by our hostess. July 11 marks the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Elsie Ottoson, 4510 Chippewa Drivet Wonder Lake The NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Dean Zink, 7619 Oakwood, Wonder Lake, announce the birth of a daughter, Deana Marie, on June 17 in Memorial Hospital for - McHenry County, Woodstock The baby weighed 7 lbs 13 oz. at birth and has a brother, Billy, 10. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berzynski, Villa Park. KOENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon GERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full Line Of Delicatessen Just east of Rt. 12 815-385-6260 V0L0 RISING STAR , Set your ear near your radio and listen for the happy tune "Saturday Night in Summertime". Hey! That recording star Maureen (Mo) McGuire is one uf our own - a Wonder Lake gal. Mo, the daughter of Jerry and Marie McGuire of Wonder Woods is currently singing at a club in Chicago and is delighted with the success of her first recording. At the end of August her first album will be released and we understand appearances on the "talk shows" are being discussed. Keep on singing, Mo - you're gonna be a star someday - SILVER ANNIVERSARY Sunday, June 23, was a day of surprise for Chuck and Roz Sullivan. Starting off the day, Mr and Mrs. Sullivan attended 12 o'clock Mass at Christ the King church being offered for them in celebration of the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of their marriage. They departed church to find a mysterious note in their auto (placed there by Bill Etten> stating Mrs. Sullivan's brother (Gien Gursky) and his wife, Blanche, were in Wonder Lake for a visit and were waiting for the Sullivans at the American Legion, Post 1169, in Wonder Lake. While Chuck and Roz had been in church, strange things had happened at home. Furniture had been moved, a babysitter had arrived and people seldom seefl were descending on Wonder Lake. At approximately 12:50 p.m. Chuck and Roz arrived at the American Legion expecting to find Roz's brother and wife. The Sullivans had walked in on what they thought was someone else's party - it was in fact a party - their surprise silver wedding anniversary party, given and hosted by their daughter, Christine. Without their knowledge, friends, relatives and Chuck and Roz's daughter,* nad for approximately four months been planning this celebration. Overcome with emotion and complete surprise, the Sullivans enjoyed a day filled with guests attending from Chicago, Lombard, Roselle, Crystal Lake, Richmond, Schiller Park, Des Plaines, Waukegan, Delavan, Wis., and of course, Wonder Lake. Everyone enjoyed a hardy meal and refreshments including a champagne toast were served also. Dinner, dancing and listening music was provided by the Sullivan's daughter, Christine, and her organ. l,ater in the evening, the Don Malos, the Bill Ettens and the Chuck Sullivans enjoyed a late dinner at a Steak house in Crystal Lake. Still later on Tuesday, June 25, which was the actual date of the anniversary, the same three couples celebrated turther by attending Phyllis Diller's show in Lake Geneva. Roz sums up the whole thing with this thought. "Can Hardly wait for 50 years!" BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to Linda Bender who celebrated with a bang on July 4. Linda is enjoying a Wonder Lake summer and will return to her studies at Northern Illinois University at DeKalb this fall. TEACHER RESIGNS When we walked into Harrison school last fall, the occasion being the annual open house for parents, one of the classrooms had a large poster in a prominent place that boldy said, "LIFE - You're only on this earth once. You've got to give it all you've got". The upper grade teacher who gives this philosophy and passes it on to his students has submitted his resignation to Harrison School to accept a social studies position in his hometown of Mt. Clemens, Mich. In telling us of his plans, Mel Miller said, "I will miss the people of Wonder Lake. In the three short years I Lions Club Installation The McHenry Lions club held installation of officers last week, with Governor-Elect Walter Wilson in charge. From left, seated, are Kingsley Forbes, treasurer; Robert Steiner, president; Frank Cady, first vice-president, and Walter Wilson; standing, from left, Richard Mercure, director ; John Szefceres, tail twister; Andrianus Bos, Lion tamer; Marvin Moore, second vice-president; John Reckamp, secretary; Kenneth Sheridan, director; William Nye, director; William Davidson, director, and Lewis Belshaw, third vice-president. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD have been here, 1 have had many terrific experiences. Illinois, Wonder Lake, and the people associated with Harrison School will always be very special memories for me. 1 received support and encouragement from* the Harrison staff, administration, parents, and mostly importantly, the kids. I know that it would be impossible, but 1 wish I could see all of my students just one more time to personally thank them for the good times they've given me as a teacher at Harrison school, for their time, their efforts, the memories they've given me, and most importantly their kind friendship." For three years Mel Miller has made a great contribution Donahue Furniture 1818 So. Route 47 Woodstock, Illinois V THERE IS ONLY ONE DONAHUE FURNITURE! IT'S THE FJJLLSEByiSUIQ^ IcnZeRY- FREE ASSEMBLY 'FREE COMPLETE HOME pic ORATING SERVICE' ANNUAL FURNITURE SALE I ' Rise bright and early Thursday, July 11th - Donahue's of Woodstock is having their big annual Store Wide Furniture Sale. Again they are offering the.finest selections from the countries leading furniture manufacturers at terrific savings. At Donahue's you can shop in air conditioned corn-fort without irritating sales pressure. However, just ask and the qualified sales personnel will be happy Jo assist you in your selection. i? Take one minute . . . think about interior decorating. You'd rather not? No need to be skeptical when Donahue's is concerned. They assist you, work with your ideas, recommend and supply direction to help formulate your thoughts and tastes. All this is offered with their tremendous Sale. With rising prices and slow delivery Donahue's immediate delivery of qualitycorrelated merchandise is a must on your furniture buying list. Sale starts Thursday, July 11th, 9:00 A.M. & / Store Hours: Tues. Thurs. Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 Mon. and Fr. 9:00 - 9:00 Wed. and Sun. Closed ^ Remember: Our reputation is your guarantee, DONAHUE FURNITURE South Route 47 815-338-1086 Woodstock, Illinois to the people of Wonder Lake as a teacher, as a citizen and as a person. Some of the projects he has initiated at Harrison school include the production of a school newspaper, The Harrison Highlights; the annual talent show ; the bigger and better every year eighth grade movie; a mock congress and courtroom trials. Thanks, Mel Miller, for your three years in Wonder Lake - and keep giving it all you got. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday ... to Ed Coughlin, Sr. on July 11... to our own Patrick Huff, who won't give up being "fo' and a half" until he turns 5 years old on July 13... to Bill Etten on July 14... to Chuckie Sowers, who will be 6 years old on July 14 and ready for first grade soon... to Billy Coleman on July 16. We wish you all a great day! TEACHERS CONVENTION Members of the Harrison Teachers Association (HTA) Marty Raasch, Joan Mclnnis and Retha Strain were among the teachers working at the National Education Association Convention in Chicago. The Harrison Teachers Association is an affiliate of the NEA. The convention ran from June 28 to July 3. Due to the resignation of Mel Miller who is leaving to accept a new teaching position in Michigan, the new president of the HTA is Ms. Peggy Waelchli. Peggy is a third grade teacher at Harrison school and has served very ably as the vice-president of the HTA for the past year. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 JULY 11 Wonder Lake Garden Club Meeting JULY 14 Wonder Woods Art Fair and Bake Sale, Hilltop Grocery, 8:30 till ? JULY 16 Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting, east side firehouse, 8 p.m. JULY 20 Pontoon Progressive Dinner, 6 p.m. Yacht Club JULY 21 Council Meeting, King Church 7:30 wf'IM Lion President Lynn Stuart presents Lion-of-the-year award to ^ John Licastro, right, for outstanding and dedicated service to the McHenry Lions club. Governor-Elect Walter Wilson, left, McHenry Lions Club President Lynn Stuart and Past District Governor Norman Dahl, executive director of the L.I.B.^.C., view check for $1,000 which the local club presented to the Lipns of Illinois foundation. Parish Christ the •p.m. JULY 25 Wonder Woods Woman's Auxiliary Meeting, 8 p.m. east side firehouse Production Credit Directors Meeting Attended By 800 "Pitting farmers and consumers against each other for political reasons must •be stopped," warned Sixth U.S. District Congressman Jerry Litton, while addressing approximately 800 directors, officers and guests at the Fourth YMCA Bus Trip Set Monday, July 15 The fourth Lake Region YMCA bus trip will be held Monday, July 15. Youth members will be accompanied by one supervisor for every ten Production Credit association's district directors' conference held recently in St. Louis. Congressman Litton said that the current economic disaster which is bankrupting thousands of farmers and feeders today was caused by last year's food price freeze. Litton, a freshman member of Congress, has been very active in trying to bring rural and urban America closer together. "It is imperative that agriculture show urban America what it is that encourages or discourages a farmer from producing more or less food, and how this establishes the price of food," 'stated Litton. Attending the district directors' conference from the Northeast Illinois Production Credit association were Alan Ainger, Harvard, Norbert J. Hiller, McHenry and Marvin Kruckenberg, Mundelein. youth as they visit Wopdward Governor plant and the Nehi- RC Bottling company in Rockford. They will learn how governors are manufactured and learn about the bottling business. Bahai Temple and Lincoln Park Zoo will be visited July 22. Later there will be trips to Wrigley field, Cantigay War memorial, Wheaton college, Museum of Contemporary Art and O'Hare International airport. There will be two buses July 15. One bus is scheduled to make pick-up stops at McHenry Junior high school at 9:40 a.m. This bus will return beginning in McWenry at 3:20 p.m. The second bus is scheduled to make pick-up stops at Route 120 pnd Thompson road in WonSer Lake at 9:50 a.m. This bus will return beginning in Wonder Lake at 3:15 p.m. and completing the returns in Algonquin at 4:30 p.m. There is space for more 7 through 17-year-old boys and girls on each bus. Registration should be made ahead of time at the Lake Region YMCA office at 7350 S. Route 31 in Crystal Lake on week days from 9 a m to 9 p.m. Saturday until 6 p m. and on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. *4495 QUALITY USED CARS 1 1970 RENAULT mj I SUN ROOF • RADIAL TIRES $1295°° 1972 RENAULT R15 AIR CONDITIONING A T. RADIAL TIRES *2795°° G0ETTEL MOTOR SALES, Inc. Ht. 120, 3 MILES EAST 01 McHENKY - PHONE: (815)385-3330 I I I I I (