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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1977 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff Graduation Address Taken * From Proverbs "Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all the getting, get understanding " Proverbs 4:7 These words appeared on the cover of the program used for Harrison school's graduation ceremony Wednesday. May 25 Using these profound thoughts, Dr Santo L. Ruggero. President of the Board of Education, developed the theme of his talk to the graduates, their parents and guests, injecting his usual bit of humor to the solemn occasion. The evening's festivities began with the Harrison chorus, directed by choral director. Mona Brown, singing several selections. The band, including several Harrison teachers, former band director. Richard Mikus, and present band director. Tom Rome, played the Processional, directed by guest conductor. John Quick. Invocation was given by Rev. Richard Wright, pastor of the Wonder Lake Bible church. Eighth grade graduate. Lucinda Bushell. led everyone in the pledge of allegiance 728-0267 The American Legion award was, presented to Virginia Kearns and Donald Six by John Gleason Representing the Kiwanis. Mike Aberle gave awards to Mary Lance and Stephen Anton. Sandra Hasting, president of the student council, presented Brady Anderson with the Honor Student award Janie Biggers received the Principal's award from James Golden, principal of, Harrison Dr Ray Jones, superin­ tendent of Harrison, spoke to the graduates briefly, ex­ pressing his wish for them that their futures 'be filled with respect for tehmselves and in turn, respect for others He made it clear that Harrison will always be their "home" where they can come for help at anytime, because "we know you". Following the certification of the graduates by Dr. Jones, diplomas were presented to the sixty-two students by Dr. Ruggero. Benediction by Rev. Wright and the Recessional by the band concluded the program. Harrison seventh grade mothers provided punch and cookies for all who attended the graduation services with a reception in the gymnasium. Beautiful floral arrangements decorated the tables, a gift from the Wonder Lake Garden club TWO GRADUATE Congratulations to two college graduates in the YanKanegan family. Jeff, from Illinois State university with a degree in art education and Nancy, from Illinois Weslevan university with a degree in fine arts. Jeff and Nancy's proud parents are Jack and Harriet YanKanegan SWIMMING REGISTRATION Registration for swimming lessons, sponsored by the Woman's club of Wonder Lake, will be Saturday and Sunday. June 4 and 5. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sunset grocery. Hilltop grocery and the Wonder Lake True Yalue. The lessons, which will be given by Red Cross instructors, will be from July 18 through the twenty-ninth. There will be a minimal charge per child for the lessons. For more in­ formation, please call Sue "Kuziel at 653-9754. -->• COUNCIL ELECTIONS New Parish council members were recently elected at Christ the King church. Installed at the Sunday. May 22. Parish council meeting were. John Talaske, building and grounds commission; Lois Mathews, education commission; Bill McCarty and Gene Seaver, finance commission; Bill Firnbach, liturgical com­ mission; Vi Rochowicz, parish organization's commission; Dolores Yail. public relations commission and Agnes Gallo. social action commission. HONORSDEGREE Jayne McMillan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McMillan. 7704 E Sunset drive. Wonder Lake, graduated May 14, 1977. from Illinois State university. She graduated with an honor bachelor of science degree in physical education along with a minor in Spanish. Graduating with an honors degree in P.E. entailed a two year program in which a specific area of education was researched independently. Jayne chose teacher preparation for the disad­ vantaged populations as her area of interest Studying in Mexico last May aided her immensely • in the research project because Jayne was able to visit a variety of low income schools and obtain information with regard to their P.E. programs. Culminating experience in the honors program was a formal written paper which was submitted and then orally proposed' to the Illinois State faculty. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday greetings to Beth Ann Williams, who was eleven years old May 25; to Mike Gallagher, nine years old May 25; to Catherine Omerzo and Harriet Gallagher May 26; to Dick Jackson May 29 and to Patty McMillan and Helen Seborg May 30. Sorry to be late, but hope your days were happy ones! ^ * DANCE PROGRAM The Barbara Klein studios recently sponsored a dance program at McHenry West high school and earned $267 for the benefit of Cerebral Palsy. Participating in the program were the following Wonder Lake girls. Laura Brinkmann, Tracy Yokely. Mary Bazan, Theresa Seaver, Kelli Williams. Heidi Dass, Erin Dass. Madeline Ahem, Tammy Buresh. Michelle Graff, Jenny Henely. Mari Jacobson. Robin Jacobson and Jenny McGowan. WISCONSIN TRIP During the month of May, the Wonder Lake Young at Hearts took a most enjoyable trip to Baraboo, Wis. Though the weather was very warm, they toured the circus town at their leisure and found it to be very interesting. Plans for the future include a trip to the Union museum and DeKalb in June and a boat trip in July. Nellie Margolis and Catherin Omerzo were honored for their May birthdays. Members who will be celebrating birthdays in June are Louise Marke, Mabel Dowd, Mary Hartmann. Sam Winter. Anne Wilcox and Ruth Godtfredson. The next meeting of the Young at Hearts will be June 1, at Christ the King hall. BEST WISHES Happy thirteenth birthday to John Seaver June 6. 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BOTTLES $ 0 3 9 O $ 1 A 0 0 O OR O FOR I V PLUS DEPOSIT VISIT OUR CHEESE SHOP 1610 W. Rte. 120 Ph. 815 385-3200 KIWANIS CLUB It was decided at the May 23 meeting of the Kiwanis club of Wonder Lake to keep the same slate of officers for the comiT year with the exception of the inter club chairman A1 Mecham resigned for reasons of his own and Bill Cristy was elected in his place. The nomination was made by Doctor Jones and seconded by Bob Myers and passed by the rest of the members. If all goes well there will be an inter club meeting going to Belvidere a week from Wed­ nesday. Two or three members will be going to the division fun day June 9 at the McHenry Country club at least for the dinner. Bob Myers won the battle axe award so he can make his move to Boise without any added expense. "Concentrate on your job and you will forget your troubles*' $>• GRADUATIONS Congratulations to Frank Higgins, a 1977 graduate of the University of Illinois with a degree in business. Frank is the son of Joanne and Frank Higgins, who are also celebrating the graduation of their daughter, Clare, from McHenry West high school. Congratulations to all the grammar school, high school and college graduates. Please call and tell us about the graduates in your family, especially the college kids, as we seem to lose track of some of them after high school days. ANNIVERSARY Belated anniversary greetings to Harriet and Jack VanKanegan, married twenty- seven years ago May 27 and to Pete and Ann Mrowka, married twenty-nine years ago May 29. REMEMBER WHEN .. Being an old timer in Wonder Lake, we remember when some things were different. How about you other old timers? What do you remember? Give a call. We'd like to hear. Forinstance, remember when...we bought our groceries at the Handy Pantry, or Vaculas and Russ's...remember when we had a local newspaper, the Party Line...remember when Wonder Lake had a Chamber of Commerce...remember when Christ the King church was in the basement which is now the A m e r i c a n L e g i o n hall...remember when Ethel VanKanagen played her Kazoo (or whatchamacalit) and sang and entertained like no one else we've ever seen - at Van's. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...a sandbox full of sand, awaiting small hands and pails and shovels and toys and a trip to the house in cuffs, hair and shoes. Happiness is...finally convincing mom that you're old enough to go fishing with the gang. Happiness is...being grateful to all the teachers who have spent the last nine months educating our children and also to the rest of the staff at school, from superintendent to janitor, for their important part in the lives of our kids. Have a good summer, all of you,! Honored-53 Years Apart When Scott Crittenden graduated from McHenry high school last week, he was one of those recognised as a member of the National Honor society for two years. But maybe this honor was to be expected, for his grandfather, Joseph D. Crittenden, was nominated for NHS in its third year of inception, 1924, at Libertyville high school. He recently moved to 1012 Florence, McHenry. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crittenden. Schaffer In Opposition Declaration Of Party Affiliation In Senate State Sen. Jack Schaffer. R- Cary. has alerted 33rd district residents that legislation requiring voters to declare their political party affiliation at least twenty-eight days prior to the primary has been resurrected again in the Senate. The bill is SB 168. Schaffer said the measure would prevent people from voting in a primary election unless they previously declared their party preference. The bill narrowly passed out of the Happiness is...walking barefoot in the grass, after a rainfall. Happiness is...the Jack Liggett family, spending a weekend with former Wonder Lakers, the Jack Vanek family in Richland Center, Wis. Happiness is,..welcoming to our country Bernard Huileux of France, who is visiting his sisters, Jackie Mortimer . of Wonder Lake and Monique Kopp of McHenry. Bon jour, Bernard! Happiness is...Frank and Audrey Jackson, graduating their fifth son, Jeff, from Harrison school Wednesday, May 25. Happiness is...the "sweet" things in life. COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 4 and 5, registration, swimming lessons, Wonder Lake Woman's club, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 -17, Vacation church school, Nativity Lutheran church, 9 to 11:30 a.m. June 20 - 24, Girl Scout day camp, Harrison Benwell Conservation area. Senate last week and is now in the Illinois House. Schaffer expressed the hope that the Illinois House would kill the bill or that Governor Thompson would veto it. He pointed out that the bill is supported by Chicago Democrats and some Republicans who see the bill as a device for strengthening the power of the two major party organizations. "I am all for the two-party system, and I count myself as a loyal Republican," Schaffer stated, "but I don't believe party strength will be in­ creased by disenfranchising millions of voters throughout the state." Schaffer noted at this point in time this bill would strike a near death blow to the Illinois Republican party due to the fact that the only portion of the state organized effectively enough to make this bill work is the eity of Chicago with its e n t r e n c h e d D e m o c r a t i c machine. This is a time when Republican leaders should be trying to bring more people into the party - not exclude them, he added. Schaffer said such correspondence should be sent to Governor James Thompson, Representatives Thomas J. Hanahan, Calvin L. Skinner, Jr., and R. Bruce Waddell. 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