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Circus Benefits YMCA PAGE 21 - Pf v»IVT>F \l FH . wynvFSPAY. Al'GLST 1. HIT lAOfNTTGO/WERV IVATNH 4 DAY SALE Ends J>at. Aug. 6lh Save now on color TV! A We participate in aHxtrebon for business and customers through the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Chicago, Inc. Buy 1 gal. and get 2SJ.Free! Miss Kathy O'Donnell. elephant trainer with Ha gaa-Wallace shows her confidence in Big Syd as her giant charge steps tightly is comlag to Crystal Lake Saturday, Aug. 20. at Mansr road, a sponsored hy Lake Region Y's Men's club. Performances wil!he of Rente 14.11 is t2-.atand7p.AL The circus is coming! Final arrangements have been c o m p l e t e d b e t w e e n representatives of Hagan- Wallace and Sells-Gray circus to bring the big show to Crystal Lake Saturday, Aug. 20. Richard Holton has been appointed chairman* of the circus committee and has announced that proceeds from the circus project will be donated to the Lake Region YMCA Building fund. An ad­ vance sale of circus tickets, at reduced prices, will be con­ ducted throughout the area by the Y's Men's club members. For many years Hagan- Wallace and Sells-Gray Circus toured American as separate shows. Now they have been combined into one larger circus with the outstanding features of the two organizations plus many new attractions. Many arena stars from all parts of the world have been recruited for this year's national tour of the big show. Presenting circus in the traditional American style with ail the performing elephants, dancing horses, trained wild animals, finny clowns, wire- walkers, jugglers, daring young men and women on the flying trapeze, lively music and pretty gills all performing in the three rings under the billowing canvas big-top which will be set up at the Lake Region YMCA on the p»upeit> which is adjacent at Three Oaks road and Manor road, just off the Route 14 and 31 in­ tersection. Performances have been scheduled for 2:30 and 7:30 p m 44 'Array of Colors" interior. * Discontinued i • Limited colors 102* Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Urge Residents Attend Meeting To Help Save Lake Our lake is sick and needs help before it dies. Everyone interested in-or with ideas as to what can or should be done, please meet at 212 S. Lily Lake road on Saturday. Aug, 6, at 10 a.m. Bruno Karas is very concerned and feels the need of community action to return our natural resource to its original beauty and use. SUMMER SPIRIT DAMPENED Young Helen Freeman is the kind of a girl who is very active, she is always doing sum­ mersaults, cartwheels, hand springs and in general thoroughly enjoying swing sets; but all those activities were brought to a halt Sunday evening, July 24, when she fell from the swing-set and broke both the bones in her arm between the wrist and elbow. She was hospitalized for a few days to add to her discomfort. Helen is now at home sporting a cast that she will have to wear for two months, which will take care of all the rest of the summer and well into the fall school term. VACATION Phyllis, Gary, and Jason Leske left t^iis area on July 1 for Pendleton, Oregon, where they visited with Phyllis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harris (formerly of the McHenry area), her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris, also Mrs. Evelyn Wood, and Phyllis' Great grandma "King" Lee. The young Leskes spent two weeks taking in the beauty of Oregon and they returned home by way of the Dakotas. BIRTHDAYS Aug. 4 we will find one more candle on top of the cake for our son "Dutch" Hueckstaedt, there will be one more for our grandson, Chris Mumma, and Billy Anderson, who will be celebrating their big day on the fifth. Bob Dawdy will celebrate on the sixth, on the seventh, Goldie With row will share that date with Max Dawdy and Hank Victor. To each of you a very happy day. NOTICE!! NOTICE!! To all swimmers and waders - signs have been posted at the Lily Lake beaches telling all to swim at their own risk due to t the broken glass in and arotmd the water. If and when this condition is cleared up I will let you know by way of this column. TIL NEXT TIME Reliability Coal will continue to be the dominant fuel for electricity generation in Illinois through 1991 and the state's nuclear generation capacity will double according to a report recently released by the Illinois Com­ merce commission. Write the commission at S27 E. Capitol, Springfield, 62706 for a copy of the 1977 Electric Reliability report. + Need Volunteers At Jerry Lewis M.D. Telethon Volunteers are urgently needed to help on the star- studded. Jerry Lewis Labor day Telethon Against Muscular Dystrophy, broadcast live over WSNS-TV. Channel 44, from S p.m., Sunday, Sept. 4 to 5:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 5. Men and women, age 16 and older, are vitally needed to answer telephones, record pledges and tabulate: con­ tributions to the marathon broadcast, which last . year raised over $21.7 million for victims of crippling neuromuscular diseases. Volunteers can select among four 6-hour shifts at one of thirteen pledge centers located throughout the greater Chicagoland area. Interested persons can sign up to work at a pledge center in their area, by calling their local M u s c u l a r D y s t r o p h y Association office. Mfllmry county volunteers will call W- 7072. Jt-l HEARING AID I SERVICE I "Super Latex" exterior. • 6 colors • Fast-drying , • Flat finish & • Easy cleanup Q99 Save on other fine paints •3 off "Gallery of Colors' Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on Mow Aids. T>yMor« You toy1 Custom AN in tko ROBT. STEMSUMD I ASSOCIATES 3937 W. 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