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t|AGE^I4^LAlNDEALEI^VEDNESDA\^UNI^|^9ljl Lakemoor-Lilymoor Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Vandalism In Lakemoor During Memorial day vveekend, a house on Venice srive was entered and <iamaged Bob Suess called • he sheriff s office and eported the burglar} Two windows were broken and several items taken. With l^akemoor's police chief still jnable to return to work, the county office received the report Community watch seems 10 be an answer to local problems Any unusual activity should be noted and reported. BUSY DAYS - The Mum ma family in Lilymoor has had a busy time lately Mother Mumma is >ut of the cast, that protected her ankle for four weeks Dick's mom and dad were in for a visit from Pennsylvania Then: Dick's aunt and uncle Pete and Grace Zeiders also from Pa , stopped in for a three day visit The Zeiders stood up for Dick and Cheryl at their wedding, so a happy time was had with them They are now retired and enjoying a relaxing trip that may take them on to rWashington Then there was the Awards banquet held at West campus, where son SAVE Stephen received an award as the "Most Improved Player in the Jazz Band". The following night at Parkland Junior high school, son Christopher was honored for his participation in cross­ country, basketball, and wrestling. It certainly is not boring at the Mummas! CLEANING OUT*' Want to dispose of outgrown, outused items that are still in good con­ dition. and have been ac­ cumulating around the house and garage? Members of the Faith Presbyterian church are collecting for the annual rummage sale to be held June 13 ("all me at 385-4934 for pickup information, time or any other questions Money generated will be used for fhe repair of the mobile classroom There will also be a newspaper drive. Those old Tribunes and Plaindealers can be recycled to help COUPONS defray the cost of the young people's mission trip to Appalachia. ANNIVERSARY DATES May 29 was the fifth wedding anniversary of Curt and Madonna Pepe. Not having had a honeymoon. Madonna's mother gifted them with a weekend at Lake Lawn, Wis., to celebrate their wooden anniversary. And grand­ mother even took over the care of the Pepe's two children. It was a happy time for everyone. June 8 finds v Les and Barbara Nejedly of Lakemoor adding another year together Delbert and Karen Douglass celebrate their anniversary the same day. June 9 is the date Mary and Ix>nnie Wilson became Mr. and Mrs. Another year of sharing May your lives together grow in compassion and love. ANOTHER YEAR Ann Marie Antol of Parkside celebrates her birthday June 3. June 4 finds another of our youth. Bill Goebel. entering his last year as a pre-teenager. Madonna Pepe and Toni Yerkes also celebrate on the 4th. Herb Zabroski takes his day on the 5th. and Michael Eggert's is the 6th. * • Ninety years of living will be the occasion celebrated by Sam Sances June 7. This dear gentleman is still taking care of his home, lovely garden, devoted wife Chris, and is always planting for tomorrow. May God's blessings always be with you dear friend, and may you always be under the protective cover of His love. HEALING TIME Nicholas, two and a half- year-old sin of Madonna and Curt Pepe, will be un­ dergoing surgery to correct an eye condition June 3. at Good Shepherd hospital. 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MARIAN CENTRAL Thomas Pierce, Isabelle and Willard's youngest son. graduates from Marian Central high school June 7. Tom is looking forward to spending a week in Wisconsin after the ceremony. There is only one more high school graduation ahead for the parents of this delightful family. That will be "baby" Ruth's in two years Raising this fine family has been a great adventure for the Pierces, and a joy to the neigh­ borhood. MID SPRING The local gardeners have all the seeds in the ground, and the plants planted. Already some of the "fruits" of labor have been enjoyed. What is tastier than radishes, just plucked from the garden, sliced, and served on a piece of buttered home made white bread? Haute cuisine-bah, hum­ bug! Plans for summer fun- including short trips to local spotfe of interest. The Railway museum at Union, the antique autos at Volo, the ice cream at the gazebo in Wheeling, Great America, Moraine Hills State park and the longer range planning done by many families. Enjoy the coming summer- it is the last time it will be. COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 1. Starting: "Be a Book-Snoop", summer reading program and the M S. Book-A-Thon McHenry Nunda Library on Lily Lake road. June 3. East and West campus graduation. 8 p.m , McCracken field, (Rain place-West campus). June 11. Lakemoor Village meeting. 8 p.m June 13. Annual rummage sale. Faith Presbyterian church, 9 a m June 14. Flag day. Your country, my country, our country. June 15. Free blood pressure screening. Lakemoor Municipal building 7 to 8 p.m. GOD BLESS THE MS NMP TUNE-UPS Regular-interval tune-upt cannot be overemphasized. If you take your car to a mechanic, look for a shop that offers a dynometer tune -up. This will simulate actu­ al road driving conditions and the result will be an accurate and lasting tune- C. Binding Instruction Is Offered June 5 The McHenry County Conservation District will offer a free course In how to identify birds in the field at Burrows woods, near Harvard, Friday, June-5 at 7:30 a.m. Instructors will be Darlene Fiske and Anne Carroll, who have developed simple pointers for novice bird­ watchers to use. The course would be most useful to people who hope to develop their bird identifying skills, especially for use as group leaders. Binoculars and a field guide -to birds are essential to bring. v The Burrows Woods Conservation Site was selected for this one- morning course because it offers excellent habitat diversity. The course will last about two hours, and is open to a limited number of people. Call the MCCD office to reserve a space at (815) 338- 1405 or (815) 6784431. Offer "Summer Fun" At McHenry Library The following program is listed under "Summer Fun" at the McHenry Public library, located at 1011 N. Green street. 1981 children's summer programs. Registration begins June 4. Summer Reading club (all ages). This year's theme, "Be a book snoop-put your nose in a book". June 4 to Sept 1. Story hour for pre­ schoolers (4 yrs. old), Mrs. Rogers, stories, films, finger plays. 10 to 10:30 every Wednesday morning, starting June 24. Story hour for the older set <7-10 vrs.), Pat Einweck, great stories will be read. 1 to 1:45 every Wednesday afternoon. June 17 to July 29. Games club (junior high age), chess, checkers, cribbage. monolopy - bring games, spend 2 hours playing and learning games, 2 to 4 every Wednesday afternoon. June 4 to Sept. J. Drawing and painting skills (7-10 yrs ), Mrs. Gloria Stewart, bring brushes, pencil No. 2. poster paints, water colors. 2 to 3 every Thursday afternoon, month of July limited registration <8) ESDA Coordinator Attends Seminar John J Shay director of the McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster agency, recently returned from a seminar conducted at the Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg. Md. The purpose of the seminar was to define the role of emergency management in responding to emergencies ami disasters and how they could be coordinated with those who normally respond to disasters such as fire, police, rescue. public works, medical personnel, etc. The seminar had response from many phases of government, including fire, police, emergency medical services, hazardous materials, city, township and county management. The report thai emerged from the seminar will be presented to the national director of Federal Emergency Management agency, which represents the federal government in . ompi'o'n.,. sive emergency management activities inciudir.* Civi! Defense and natural disaster response. Mr. Shay was one of two individuals in the United States invited to attend and represent the emergency management coordinator position Mr. Shay has been a local Civil Defense director and lately an ESQA coor­ dinator since 1961. Alliance Vacation Bible School To Open An aU-new and ekciting program has been prepared by the Alliance church. 3815 West Bull Valley road, for Vacation Bible school 1981 to be held June 15 through June 25 Jesus, Your Word Lives In Me is the theme for the school, to be held each week­ day from 9:30 a.m. to 11:45 a m Classes will be offered for age 3 through eighth grade A back-to-basics approach to Bible study and Christian living is offered in VBS. Bible-based lessons will be taught with excitement and variety through the use of many advanced leaching methods Students will be challenged and involved through such activities as song time. Bible study, in­ teresting visual demon­ strations, classroom in­ teraction. craft making, and many other innovative methods in keeping with the iheme The challenging lessons are centered on the Beatitudes of Jesus, teaching the importance of God's word and of following the "Beautiful Attitudes" of Jesus Christ. For information regarding attending and-or tran­ sportation. call the church at 385-1519 or Mrs. Teri Popp at 344-1892 Two confirmed bachelors talked about cooking. "I got t cookbook once," said one. "Too much work in it, eh?" "You said it!" said the first one. "All the recipes began the same way; Take a clean dish ...' That settled it for me." 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