Max News 4-21-08

Word has been received that a former Maxite, Dr. George Kapusta, 75, has passed away. He was raised in rural Max and was a professor at Southern Illinois University for 35 years. His home was in Carbondale, Illinois.

Word has also been received that the Over 55 french toast breakfast this past Sunday had a good turn and everything went well. Hoping all of you enjoyed 'eating out'.

Lila Fannik celebrated her birthday on Monday with a 'table-full' of friends. Her sister, Marge Scurlock, had her birthday the day before, on Sunday.

Tonight, Thursday April 24th at 7:30, there will be a Pops Concert at the Max Public School. The next day, Friday, the Kindergarten through 6th. grade classes will be having their Spring Dance at the school from 3:30 until 6 p.m. Don't forget the 6:00 Over 55 potluck also on Friday.

Are you still watching Channel 13's 'Business Beat' on Thursdays at 6:00 and 10:00? Little Hoppers Daycare and the Centennial Cafe are to be featured on there. Until then, just a reminder that the Little Hoppers Daycare has a large play area, inside and outside and nutritional menus through Heartland Food Service are served. Call Jessica at 679-2256 or at 661-0240 for more information.

Coming up is the blood drive being sponsored by the Max Squard of Garrison-Max Ambulance. This will be held on Wednesday, May 7th from 2:00 until 7:00 at the fire hall in Max. Walk-ins are welcome.

Thank you to the Max City Council for the Max Web-site 'Thankyou'.

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