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I Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Plan Summer Program For Area Library The McHenry-Nunda town­ ship library on Lilylake road has quite a summer program set up. Children may register for the "Dive Into Summer -- Read", and receive special book marks and folders. A story hour will be held for children to third grade level on Tuesday afternoons from 4 to 4:30. Story teller will be Meribeth Karas. TTiere will also be knitting classes held Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 with Kathleen Martina as instructress. Bring your own needles and yarn to keep those fingers busy. All this and books, records, films, and pictures at your li­ brary. DOUBLE L TEEN CLUB The club held its regular weekly meeting on Monday, June 7. Approximately thirty-five young people attending. They all agreed to hold a rummage sale and bake sale on June 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will be held at the Lakemoor community building, the proceeds from this project will be used for equipment for a youth center. Anyone wishing to donate any items for either or both sales may drop them off at the community building. Fri­ day evening, June 18, between 7 and 9 p.m. If you wish your donations picked i|p call Mrs. Garbacz, 385-2744, or Mrs. Schmidt, 385-1116. OPEN HOUSE PARTY Marion and Don Leske held open house on June 5, to cel­ ebrate a double occasion their silver anniversary and their son, Gary's graduation. Bothe- vents happened on the same day June 4, this year. Approxim­ ately fifty-five guests dropped in during the specified hours to congratulate the trio. They received many beauti­ ful unexpected gifts and a good time was had by all. HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES Go to baby Michele Lynn Thornton on June 10, to Rose Zelenka on the eleventh; To Joan Lund on the fourteenth; to Myra Zabroski and Pamela Shelton on the fifteenth; to Baby Eric Lee Holmes on the seven­ teenth; and yours truly on the eighteenth. Here's hoping each of the above mentioned has a great day by celebrating each in his or her own way on his or her day. ANNIVERSARIES June 22 is the date that Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dember will always remember because that is their wedding anniversary. I hope the two of you cele­ brate many more together. RUMMAGE SALE Lilymoor has a rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Sat­ urday, June 18 and 19. It will be held in the garage at 804 Friendly avenue. Hours for this sale will be from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. both days. Oil Sale At This Store Only - WKI). , TIIUKS., Fil l . , SAT. (ML THESE VALUES! HP Gin Or r k VODKA foDKA •Kr^SyrS 2 79 FIFTH Southern Comfort 100 PROOF Liqueur 3 89 FIFTH rW R l«X( Grand Marnier LIQUEUR 49 6 OLD STYLE BEER 2 - 6 Paks 10 2 OLD MILWAUKEE BEER 24-12 Oz. Bottles 3 29 SEVEN UP 8-1.6 Oz. Bottles 69 Old Tavern Beer 24-12 Oz. Bottles 2 69 Canfield's DRAFT ROOT BEER 6-16 Oz. N.R.'s t 75 Pebbleford STRAIGHT BOURBON 2 88 FIFTH HIGHLAND BREEZE IMPORTED SCOTCH 2 88 FIFTH Bartenders Cocktail Mixes Box of 12 Envelopes 79 4512 West Route 120 OPEN: 9 a.m. v to 11 p.m. 7 Days A Week PAY LESS - GET MORE! OREMOST AMERICA'S DISCOUNT LIQUOR SUPERMARKETS Waddell Charges T.H.A. Is "Buying Silence" PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1971 "The Toll Highway Author­ ity is trying to buy my si­ lence,'* Rep. R. Bruce Wad-* dell (R-33rd) charged last Fri­ day. "But they can guess a- gain!" Waddell said the Authority had sent him a tollway pass so that he could travel any Ill­ inois toll road free of charge. He said he had not requested the pass. "I haven't used it; and I don't intend to," the legisla­ tor said. "I don't consider my­ self exempt from paying tolls any more than I am excused from paying taxes." Waddell said he was "in­ censed" at the Authority's sing­ ling him out for "special fa­ vors." "Fve always been an out­ spoken critic of the Tollway Authority, and I shall continue to be until they develop a lit­ tle common sense and concern for the people of the State of Illinois." Anyone who has anything to donate, please call 385-0536 or 385-5689 to let us know if you will bring the items pr if you want them picked up. INCLOSING Keep a closer watch for chil­ dren now that school is out. See you next week! The local Republican rei-er- ated his charge that the Au­ thority "acted totally without consideration for the people in our area" in building the toll road on a curved route, "cut­ ting across every form in its path," Waddell said, "and cut­ ting off farmers' access to their own land. "Some so-called expert told them they should zig-zag the road to keep drivers awake," he said. yDid they take into consideration the people's property rights? Did they con­ sider the effect on the econ­ omy of our area? "No. Tbey just decidedtoac- cept the 'expert's' advice on making the road safe. How iron­ ic that only last year the state spent a good deal of money straightening US 20 between Rockford and Galena--to make the highway safe! "If they wanted to cut down on the monotony of a limited access thoroughfare," Waddell said, "why didn't they plant trees at varying intervals and in various groupings on the right-of-way? What can be more monotonous than a uniform, va­ cant shoulder on each side of the road, a good five times the necessary width? "Planting trees would make too much sense, though. That would also imply a regard for -Conservation. Instead, they're actually planning to hack down virgin woods -- beautiful stands of trees -- for the extension. Their sense of ecological val­ ues is zero, and that disturbs the heck out of me." POLITICAL CORNER Efforts Made To Reactivate Young Democrats Announcement has been made of the reactivation of the Young Democrats club of McHenry County. Peter Hellios of Mc­ Henry hopes to revive young people's interest in the work of the organization, which was forced to abandon activities a year ago when an insufficient number of newcomers joined the ranks and members reach­ ed the age of 35, the age lim­ itation. Anyone between 18 and 35 is eligible to join. The goal at this time, ac­ cording to Hellios, is to urge registration by the 18-to-21- year-old group. He asked that there are only 10018-year-olds registered in the county at this time. Persons interested in reac­ tivating the Young Democrats club should call 385-5542 for further information. Total hay production in the United States in 1969 was 127 million tons, according to New Holland, the farm equipment division of Sperry Rand. The first recorded American foreign aid dates back to May of 1812, when we gave Venezuela $50,000 to assist earthquake victims. 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