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Studiag Committee ike young people « war|n welcome. Colette's memories include everyone's pigging oat on a ene^ttdrd^of LUymoor Everyone benefits when a rand is made unable and TALENT THUS ACCIDENT TIME Thirty tiro members of the -ferry Weber with pesse^- More than art -- i artifacts of everyday life... MUHIWM1 on SHK • Huhmn wood block prints w WilWipWrir VaptSrHU • Crafts, furniture and toys LRKCHUAST of flw Trl SWN/Ow wart of m 411 e» (t». 43) (t». 120) A - T s Lawn Pro ̂ k T • Apply now to control dandelions, chick- weed plus three dozen other weeds. • Gives your lawn a full feeding of Scotts* Super Turf Builder® at thi same time. 1 5,000sq.ft. bag(15V« lbs.) Reg. $15.95 Now $12.95 EnISs MAY 18th m Dale I driving on Fridtaqr night, cittern earned Jerry's track to flip over. Fortunately, the r^lln-- - » - V « KUOVSimjMiQHMIN bndasd, bat the track is not in very good shape. Ann Stareyk was involved in an accident on a Saturday morning. She was bit from the rear, which lesalmi in car damage, but again, thankfully, very little per­ sonal injury. It seems accidents do mostly happen within a 15- mile radius of where we live. BIRTHDAY TIME What did you do the last day of your thirteenth year? Ramona Neoley bad that problem May «. As of the seventh, she started on her fourteenth year, which should be an exciting one for this pretty young lady from F.E. Denise Mayo celebrated her birthday May «. Jason Leske, Phyllis and Gary's son, had a cake with four candles on May 10. May IS was Stan Zabroski's special day. Lakemoor president, Richard Hyatt, will be receiving happy birthday wishes May 15. Another Lakemoor resident. Amy Los Nejodty birthdate, May If, with.. Mike leathei Patty Chambers has her birthday May », as does Patrick HaaML Many candtes on many* cakes, with wishes for a joyous another year la all. HEAKTWORMTIMB Alma Hueckstaedt that It Is If ma a Is be given, da make an ap­ pointment with the learn.] anewrasMsatmLal and Is happy to be in the pin win i BmtiMki Para. The ladles had their apodal birthday party* with a chicken dinner served at their meeting place. All members birthdays are celebrated the same Connie OHonrke the cake. First prise Hi the by new comet Marie Fabian. What a alee way lo be welcomed into a grasp. J*" * a _ mm rsni| vura, oupif Peterson. The alwaya-a- , Carol VoefiBe, got tbe COMMUNITY CALENDAR M«ylM». Year trash-my rensure sate. At garage at tMW. Rand rand, LUymoor, it am. to ? pan. Benefit, Uty Lake Conservation chab. May it. Lakemoor Village Lily Lake con- ebb, Inc. open t pjn., Lakemoor May 22. Lakemoor Village t p.m. May M. Memorial day. May M«. Shop * Share coupons available. Call as- 4N4. Benefit, Save Lily Lake This 4 by mooqaHoos and is fatal luNn irdlW, A »- »** -- -- »- ̂ • J " orang an nuecten oog, peas the beaitwoiui on to your pet The core for hoaitwuim causes the almost •* much pain as the diaeaae. Prevention is tbe best way to •». NEW MEMBER Marie Fabian waa welcomed at the Wedneaday night meeting of tbe Lily graap bi to any one who would enjojr _ out, two nesdaysa month. been very helpful in arranging transportation, if that should be a problem. AD that is nsodsd to join is your desire for a happy time of fellowship and nm. VAN REMINDER Senior can arrangements to travel by van to McHenry on Wed- < 1 i - ( < - £,vt.v 1 ' ' ' PA55PO&r IUD en Mondays. The van comes to your home, stops at the Meet and Eat Center on Route in, and continues on to McHenry, with return trips before 4 pun. There is a small amount charged in Hih time of high gas costs. WAYNE ^(THE WALTZ) KING Spending an afternoon listening to the music of Wayne King, was made even memorable tor Julia Kraus when the Walts king shook her head. Julia's response was, "I used to dance to your music when we were both young". What a flood of memories Wayne King's music brings to us who were listening almost 40 years sgo. Helen and Walter Para, Millie NOjedly and Julia were among the group that spent all day recently on e trip that included luncheon at the Saber room in Chicago, with tbe concert following. Leaving McHenry at 9:90 a.m. and not getting back home until 7 p.m., made it a long but very worthwhile day. Julia has washed her hand since last Tuesday, but the warmth and pleasure of meeting the - person responsible for "WhetH You Do?" a special memory GODBLE88 Hold Survey On Dual Jobs, Overtime Work How many American worhms are holding more than one job? Stanley D. Moore, director of the Bureau's Regional Office in Chicago, has announced that information in response to theee questions will be collected during die week of May 19-M from a sample of households In this aree. The questions are in addition to the usual onea aaked in the monthly survey on em­ ployment and unem­ ployment conducted nationwide by the Bureau for the U.S. Department of OLDER AMERICANS MOf Gov. Jamee/R. Thompson baa proclaimed May as Older Americans month in Illinois. R is alao being ob­ served throughout the United Stetes and its territories. Director of the Deportment on Aging Peg Blaser said, "Older Americans month this year will have two especially important themes. The first is focusing public attention on building a comprehensive network of community services to help older people live at their highest potential and make their maximum contribution to the com­ munity. The second is preparing for the third White House conference on Aging, wui ne anaany oeeerved as Senior Citisen's day in Illinois. This spring let Scotts best weed-'n-feed work for you! ACE HARDWARE 3729 W ELM MCHENRY, ILOOOSO A4AY W "tHru 10 thru