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K-t. SECTION2-PAGE S• PLA1NUEALEK-HEKAI.D. Hill)U MM 3.WB5 Neighborhood news Spaces are available at flea market The flea market to be held at the McHenry Nunda Library parking lot, Lily Lake Road and Route 120, on May 17 and 18 is generating a lot of interest. Spaces are available for anyone with anything to sell, be it crafts, leftovers, things from grandmother's attic, new an­ tiques or "My junk is your treasure ." There is a minimal charge for the table sized space. Reservations can be made at the library or with any Friends of the MN Library, sponsors of the 1 event. . - The book sale will be held in the lower level of the library on the same day. /Books are con­ stantly being donated, and if riot usable for the library, are sold. The money generated is then used to purchase needed materials. Some books are duplicates or "weeded" books, which are still of interest to others. Shelves of paperbacks are a bargain at 10 cents a copy. A special first edition of " "Creation" with the signature of - author Gore Vidal, will be sold by a silent auction to go to the highest bidder. And yno knows what other exciting treasures may be found among these books, some dating from the 1800's? Call 385-6303 for in­ formation or reservations. Margaret Karas 385-4934 OPEN HOUSE 4 Young people ages 14 to 21 are invited to attend an open house to be held Friday May 10, at 7:30 p.m., at the fire station, Route 120 and Lily Lake Road. This newly formed group has openings for several more members who are interested in fire safety, life saving procedures, and preparing for emergency situations. Adults are also invited to the open house to learn more about this active explorer post. lage BIRTHDAY TIME A t t w w t a J h f l L , ^ ,> JXiS' recipient of happy birthday concentration and ready for wishes May 3. Pretty little piercing of his victim, son-dn-la completed her business school course, in which she was one of the best, and is making wedding plans. Denise Mayo's birthday is May 8. COMING EVENTS May 6-Friends of the McHenry Nunda Library, 7 p.m. at ttye library. Visitors welcome. May 6~Hidden Valley Acres meeting, 702 W. Columbus Dr., 7:30 p.m. May 6-Lilymoor Association, McHenry Nunda Library, 8 p.m. May 9-Lakemoor villa meeting, 8 p.m. May 10~Open house, Explorer Post 1230, fire station, 7:30 p.m. GALENA CAMPING One of the challenges of a camping trip is packing a tent with' poles, sleeping stuff, clothing and other needed equipment into a vehicle and then adding seven bodies. Gary Lazar, Explorer Post 1230 adviser and son A.J., ac­ companied by scouts Michael Douglass. Jim Danczyk, Gregg Krzecki, Bill Walters and Wafiy Prein, left for Galena Friday April 26, returning home Sunday *the 28th. They joined about 6,000 other, scouts at the National Scout' Camporee, at the six camping sites set up around Galena. _ By the time Gary returned to the campsite after registering, •the boys had the tent up and a fire pit made, with everything in order for the next day's ac­ tivities. They appreciated the oldness of Galena, visiting President Grant's home and the historical museum. Being in­ terested in fire safety, the Galena Fire Department gave our group a tour of their facility. The weather was a bit wet at times, and there wasn't too much sleeping|but it was a good time of meeting other scouts and relivihg the history of a bygone time. t The boys rested on the drive home, and are now looking forward to their open' house ana the scout jamboree to be held at McHenry County College. MIGHTY HUNTER , slight body taut thrust heaved the spear. Alas, the carp was too alert, and it was spared to continue in its life work of making more carp. Dan had to leave his sport before he could win a battle, as the necessities of civilization make his and Maribeth's return to DeKalb imperative. But he will come back again to hunt Itis prey in the waters of Lily Lake. GOD BLESS Volunteers needed T « > Children's Memorial Hospital of Chicago needs volunteers to help with Children's Miracle Network Telethon, in which the hospital will participate. The local portion of the telethon will be held at the Medinah Temple in Chicago. It will begin at 10:45 p.m. on Saturday, June 1, and end at 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 2. Individuals wbd want to volunteer should call Children's Memorial's Development Office at (312) 880-4763. Community, groups and clubs which would like' to sponsor fund-raising events to benefit the telethon can call (312) 880-4737 for more information. - NOTICE - SEE THE SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT OF FLOWERWOOD'S •• YARD &X5ARDEN NOTES IN TODAY'S PAPER! P * "INTERESTINGINFORMATION" PLUSMONEY SAVING COUPONS! 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