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Margaret Karas . 385-4934 Jesse opted against a January graduation as ne wanted to be present at the graduation ceremonies of his class. However, the United States Air Force in which Jesse had enlisted, demanded that he begin his initial training June 5, one day prior to McHenry East's services. As his former classmates were receiving their diplomas, Jesse was on his way to continue his learning ex­ perience as a member of the air force of our country. SPECIAL CELEBRATIONS Joseph and Eleanor Wagner of Lakemoor wil be celebrating 41 years of marriage partners June 7. Forty one years covers a long time of joys and sorrows, plus hopes for a dream or two coming true. Congratulations to the Wagners who have added so much to our community. Birthdavs include Randy Boltinghouse, June 8 and Frank Neeley on the 13th. Sam Sances, who would have been 94 this June 7, is remem­ bered with deep affection and thanks for having given value and love to all the lives he touched those 93 years and nine months. FAMILY REUNION Happy was the Hueckstaedt clan upon the arrival of Alma and Bud May 27, at daughter L a u r i e H e r t e l ' s h o m e i n • Lily moor, where Bud and Alma had lived for ipany years prior to their retirement to Chino Valley, Ariz. Before getting to Lilymoor, there had been the whole family reunion held an­ nually in Indiana, also attended by some of the McHenry relatives. There was much .visiting here of old friends, and of course, getting caught up on the ac­ tivities and growth of the various grandchildren. Son Dutch and his family in Lilymoor,. son Rusty in McHenry, and daughter Cherie Mumma. Alma was overcome bv grandson Chris Mumma, as shorty grandma could iust about pat the tall young man's cheek! Bud and Alma left all too soon to return to their lovely home in Arizona, where the night tem­ peratures are always cool enough for a blanket, and the days bright and sunny; except for a rare snow that blocks mountain roads. DOG SHOWS Charles and Marguerite Nettles took off in their motor IE • LAST DAYS TO SAVE...SALE ENDS SUNDAY! Mie O.-J-J Save $4-$5 Misses Novelty Knit Tops / Reg. $13-$14 A bundle of easy ways to top off summer. Snap shoulders, puffed elbows, two-tones, engineered stripes, scoop necks, placket fronts and cuffed sleeves are just a few of the details you'll find. Polyester/cotton pastels and brights in sizes s, m, I. MIC 14.̂ 7 Save $749 Fabric Summer Handbags Reg. $22-$24. Make your choice from hobos, totes and double-handle styles with multiple compartments. Pick jute, canvas, or banja cloth. Get a soft silhouette look or take a firm stand with a constructed style. The choice is yours in some of the best summer colors. Water ski competition scheduled More than 200 water ski champions will compete in teams for more than $2,000 in prize money in The Lambs' 20th Annual Water Ski Tournament from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Father's Day, June 16. Also planned is a Battle of the Country Bands Contest from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. that same day. The Lambs is located at the junction of 1-94 Tollway and Rt. 176, two miles east of Liber- tyville. Water Ski tournament com­ petition > will take place on Lambs' Lake. Admission and parking are free, however donations are requested, with all proceeds benefitting The Lambs' program for mentally retarded adults. Carnival rides, hayrides, and pony rides are also planned for children. Sale 30% off MIC Z570 On Save $4-$* Entire Stock of Misses Leisure Dresses Sale $12-$18, reg. $16-$24. The perfect choice when you want to relax at home but may have to dash outside, too. Styles from A-line to tailored in crisp polyester/cotton prints. Sizes s, m, I. 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