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SECTION 1 - PAGE 8- PLA1NPEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 2», 1«4 Neighborhood rows db formation, call' Peggy Q^Marco at 385-8337, treasurer of the H.V.A. Any community improvement should have all community's support. ifc A STAR-READ! Stars abound in the library as two groups of youngsters enjoy the summer reading programs. Vickie Delp, Friends of the McHenry Nunda Library treasurer, is the lead person with the three to eight-year old group, who have a weekly get- together from 2:30 to 3:30 on Monday afternoons. Tracy Bonesz and Tammy Sexton have been the readers to the children, while Mary Stangl and Jackie Grom have been adult assistants. This week's fun project was the making and floating STAR fish. The older young people under the supervision of library assistant Marie Stumpf, are working on a puppet show to be given to the younger group in August, plus other activities. Youngsters nine years plus, are welcome to join in the fun at 10:30 Friday mornings. For information, call the library at 385-6303. WHERE'S THE FISH? The Mississippi river was not about to release any of its fish to Bruno Karas and his McHenry partner, A1 Phannenstill during the week starting June 18. The river was about 12 feet higher than normal, and though the weather was cool, the water was deep and murky in the Lake Pippin area near Stockholm, Wis. Bruno and A1 stayed at the ¥11 Accelerate your buying power during Motorcraft's Spring Refund Sale! Motorcraft * .85 * 10W40 Oil SS- ($1.15 regular price less $.30 refund) The motor oil that exceeds virtually every vehicle manufacturer's SF requirements for gasoline engines. Motorcraft $3.12* FL-1A Oil Filters ($4.12 regular price less $1.00 refund) The filter that traps more abrasives because it lasts longer than any other leading filter. Motorcraft FA 52R$ 3.46 * Air Filters ($4.46 regular price less $1.00 refund) The air filter that helps your engine run clean because it traps dirt and grime before it harms your engine.. iiiiimiiiiii c o o o o o o u Motorcraft *1.12* Resistor Spark Plugs ($1.37 regular price less $.25 refund) Capable of surviving surges up to 38,000 volts with out missing a beat. The Motorcraft Spring Refund Sale. It's out of this world with down-to-earth savings direct from Motorcraft. And it's going on now at your neighborhood Motorcraft Car Care Center. Quality Parts for all makes of cars and trucks...Motorcraft Exceeds The Need. Motorcraft Car Care Center These are average prices. Some may be higher, some lower. See your Motorcraft Car Care Center for their prices. ' ARLINGTON HTS. B&B AUTO SALES 1518 E. Algonquin Rd. (312) 437-8590 TODAY'S AUTO SUPPLY 2408 E. Oakton (312)981-8510 BARRINGTON BARRINGTON AUTOMOTIVE 125 East Main (312) 382-7700 PALATINE PALATINE AUTO PARTS 546 E. Northwest Hwy. (312) 358-2550 TOTAL AUTO PARTS 152 W. Colfax (312) 934-8000 JT top of this mountain type hill, and was found in a broken heap on the rocks below. The scenery, as well as the com­ pany, was beautiful. Even though fish were not caught, Bruno and A1 had a long string of happy moments to share with their families on their return home. CELEBRATIONS The last day of June marks the ending of teen years for Andre Yerkes. Andre has had high honors in his McHenry County College studies and is now going on to other ventures. July 1 is a very important date for Kathleen Kelley and Sonny Withrow, both of Lakemoor. Also celebrating the same day are teenaged Diana Pickett and Brian Ford, who will be starting his eighth year. Carol Schmidt, former Village Clerk of Lakemoor and young Chad Hueckstaedt of Lilymoor share the July 3 date. No birthdays are noted on Independence Day, but Koch has his on July 5. Tom Lakemoor/Lflymoor: Support efforts made to improve roads The Hidden Valley Acres Association is raising money for improvements on Columbus Dr. Members are collecting items for the area rummage sale to be heldon July 21 and22. For more Margaret Karas ' 385-4934 jf "garage" guest house, (which was more luxurious than a Holiday Inn) of Dr. Les Krieger and his wife Trudy. Les grew up in Lakemoor, having been our "milk manM, delivering for the Riverside Dairy in the late 1940's to earn money to go to dental school. There was much reminiscing, as A1 and his parents had farmed the land where "Possum Run" gravel pit is now. A1 also received some of his schooling at the little white schoolhouse that was torn down to make way for the McHenry Township Fire Department Company 3 building on Route 120 and Lily Lake Road. Stopping in for a visit in their motor home were Ed and Agnes TTiennes and Tom and Mary Hickey of McHenry. Our fisherman spent an afternoon traveling in the motor home to Red Wing, Minn, with a stop at Maiden Rock. Legend has it that an Indian maiden, torn from her loved one and married to another, had leapt from the GET WELLS Joe DeMarco is again proving the tenacity of our mature people. He underwent surgery for three hernias, and after two whole days in Northwest Community Hospital was walking erect and starting back to his usual routine. That is stamina. Alyce and Andy Kowal are hopefully feeling better after a not so healthy time. This bright, cool weather* should make everyone feel healthier. Day- COMING EVENTS July 4-Independence celebrate yours! July 5-Free blood pressure screening, Moose Lodge Route 120, 11 a.m. July 12-Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. GOD BLESS = Ringwood: BBQ set July 21 Mark your calendars. Tickets are now available for the Annual Chicken Barbeque at the Ringwood Church, Saturday, July 21. Serving time will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. under the "Big Top". Call 385-8037 or 728- 0222 now and reserve your tickets. FOOD CO-OP July 2 is order day at Nancy Daurio's at 7:30 p.m. for the Food Co-op group. Membership Katy Christopher 385-8037 Doris Low 653-9262 dues are also to be paid at this meeting. July 10th is pick-up day at Pat Malo's home, at 2 p.m. Other dates to follow next week. BUSY STREET Barnard Mill Rd. was a busy street last weekend. From all; reports, everyone had a good .time and a successful garage sale. Friday the rain liked to play games with us. Some think it would be a good idea to have another one at a later time. We'll see. How about you? Do you like your sales close together? CHURCH CAMPOUT Another successful campout was held with a tremendous turnout of campers. There was a total of ten cammping units by Friday night. Some of the folks went out Wednesday night to enjoy the quietness of the camp grounds. Saturday night, a large potluck stew, that cooked over the open fire all afternoon, was enjoyed by 44 of the folks. It was delicious. Some came out to just enjoy the stew and the campfire and community singing lead by Trudy and Reinhold with his accordion. Even the rain didn't dampen the spirits of some. Sunday, after regular church service (which some of the campers attended, camp fire smoke and all), there were around 50 of the parishioners who attended the potluck dinner at one o'clock. A delicious casserole was made from the small amount of stew left on Saturday besides all the salads, etc., that those cooks of the church can whip up. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Ed Erwin, Jr. on July 5; July 6 finds Nancy Bowman, Scott Son- nemaker, Richard Bounds, Jr., Scott Lehman and Charles Olson all adding another candle to their cakes. July 7 is that special day for Lucille Sowers and Michelle Daurio; as July 8 will be for Brian Kreutzer. July 11 finds Janet Croitz adding another candle to her cake, also. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Charles and Yvonne Petska and to Monte and Dorothy Hosier on July 5. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. CALENDAR June 28-Sewing Circle-10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.-home of Trudy Hohmann. July l--Worship Service--9 a.m.-Ringwood Church. July 4-Independence Day July 12-Secret Pal exchange at Ila Hogan's- 7 p.m. July 21-Annual Chicken Barbeque-Ringwood Church- Serving 4:30 to 7 p.m. GOD BLESS Last year, the women who tried this product liked it so much they used it 10 million times. They liked the convenience. The Today"Sponge is the only disposable birth control meth­ od that can give you true spon­ taneity without side-effects, mess or interruption. They liked the effectiveness. No other non-prescription vag­ inal contraceptive has been proven more effective. None. They liked the safety. Seven years of testing make the Today Sponge the most thoroughly pre-tested non-prescription contraceptive ever introduced. 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