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<1 West Shore Beach CONNIE SCHMIDT 385-7841 Recycling Needs Greater Participation Help! Have you been saving your bottles and cans? New discoveries from the McHenry County Defenders has brought us the acceptance of pop top cans and jar lids. However, there are two things to remember. First the cans must be crushed at home. Secondly, the all aluminum cans must be separated from the tin ones. You can distinguish the aluminum cans from the tin cans with only aluminum tops by looking for the lack of a seam on the side of the can. All jar lids can be brought to be recycled also if all rubber or plastic rings and paper covers are removed. We will again be collecting from the subdivision the week before our drive at the McHenry market place on June 30. Last month 2,700 lbs. of glass was collected and 810 lbs. of tin. This is about maybe 2 percent-4percent of the entire area. In comparison Crystal Lake has collected 11,500 lbs. of glass last month. Other com­ munities such as Algonquin, Cary and Carpentersville are also participating. Too many of us do not realize the im­ portance of saving wastes and the potential of recycling. Bring any material which in­ cludes bundled newspapers, magazines or cardboard to 5407 Highland Drive before June 30 or come to the McHenry Market Place on the last Saturday. We need volunteers to help. If you could set one or two hours aside on that day please call me. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY The West Shore Beach Women's auxiliary held its monthly meeting at Marie Wegners on June 7. The ladies enjoyed each other's company and conversation. Those who attended were: Martha Dignan, Erna Piatt, Ann Garrelts, Grace Latimer, Pat Hartmann, Lorraine Hagen, Rita Perry and Virginia Scharlow. Pat Bitterman stopped by to bring some refreshment and Martha Dignan won the evening's at­ tendance award. Next month let's all bring a new friend! GRADUATED Mr. and Mrs. Thomas KetchUm attended the graduation of their son, Randy Wienrich from Parkland school on June 7. Randy was thoroughly impressed with the ceremony and will have fond memories of the happy oc­ casion. v , BICYCLES ARE IN Have you been aware of the recent trend of bicycling? Many people old and young have begun to travel for fitness and fun with great vigro. Our own subdivision brought Lorraine Hagen and her daughter LaVonne Ketchum to join the group. They can be seen pumping steadily down the roads with a child on each carrier seat. Shawn and Shari think mom and grandma are just great fun! NEW RESIDENTS? Anyone who has recently moved into the subdivision is asked to please call me. This includes those renting as well as permanent residents. We would like to introduce you to the community and help you become acquainted with the area and its functions. PERSONALS Mrs. Marie Wegner's son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wegner, enjoyed a week long stay with mom. Also Mrs. Wegner's niece and her hsuband, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cappaert, stopped in from Wisconsin to lunch with the family last week. Paul Wienrich completed the school year at East Campus with A's and B's and is looking forward to attending West. Dan Russell and Dawn Jaburek played instruments with the band at Parkland school's graduation exercises. Remember to gather a little piece of news - it really helps! Dad's Day is June 17tn Give him something really different. Give Dad FTD's exclusive new MiniGARDEN™Terrarium this year. It's a miniature garden that will look great in his office or at home, and requires almost no care at all. Stop In or give us a call. As a Member of FTD we can arrange for your Dad's MiniGARDEN to be delivered almost anywhere in the United States or Canada. FTD's new MiniGARDEN™ Terrarium | I PHONE 815-459-6200 DELIVERY AVAILABLE .Vii cwerwoe (HIWAYS 14 and 176 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-5; Sun. 9-5 Lakemoor-Lilymoor 385-5689 Alma Hueckstaedt WINS SCHOLARSHIP Margaret Olsen of 2901 N. Spring drive, McHenry, has been awarded an academic scholarship to cover tuition and fees for her entire un­ dergraduate career at Southern Illinois university-Carbondale. She is expected to enter SIU- C in the fall term. Miss Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole T. Olsen, is a graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school. She is one of forty-one superior Illinois students selected for the award, one of a new series of academic scholarships an­ nounced last December by David R. Derge, president of SIU-C. Miss Olsen plans to major in the biological sciences at SIU-C. "BARGAINS BIZARRE"-Looking over some of the articles denatecTnto the Woodstock Children's home auxiliary sale, "Bargains Bizarre", are Mrs. Leonard Belleau, Mrs. Harold Beebe, Mrs. Arthur Beck and Mrs. Louis Bryne, ail of Crystal Lake. Those wishing to contribute to this huge sale that takes place June 22 and June 23 at Lakewood village hall may call 459- 9083 for McHenry or 653-4596 for Wonder Lake. Meef To ,Organize Auxiliary Civil Defense Group A letter from Staff College informed us that Walter Shappert had completed the home study course in civilian defense. President Hyatt has an­ nounced there will be a meeting on Thursday, June 21, at 8 p.m. in the village hall for the purpose of organizing an auxiliary civil defense group. Interested parties from Lakemoor and Lilymoor will be welcome to join. LADIES LEAGUE The Ladies League met for their regular meeting on Wednseday, June 6. Following the business of the evening, the members held the social part of the evening. Prize winners were as follows; First, Beulah Smogur, Second, Florence Mix, Third. Jean Dember, Fourth, Julia Kraus, and Connie O'Rourke won booby prize. Hostesses were Sophie Pat­ terson and Marge Peak. THE LILY LAKERS Don't forget the young people's rummage sale on June 22 and 23, at the Lakemoor community bldgs. on Rte. 120. The hours for the sale will appear in a later issue. CONDOLENCES On behalf of the community our sympathy goes to all of the Schmidt boys. Their grand­ father, John Robinson, passed away in his home town of Kimmell, Ind. IN CLOSING Now that school is out, there will be more children around during the daylight hours, and all drivers are cautioned to drive carefully and be on the alert in case some of the children are playing in the roads and parents please caution your children not to ^ play in such dangerous places. AT ALUMNAE WEEKEND Some 300 alumnae of Saint Mary's college, Notre Dame, Ind., returned to the campus from all parts of the country for the annual alumnae weekend, June 8-11. 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