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Yours truly has been informed t^iat Mrs. Lil Boessler has been * confined to the Lake Forest hospital for several days. I would , like to take this opportunity to send "get well" wishes to Mrs. Boessler from all her many friends. The Christian Mother sodality is planning a spring social for Sunday evening. May 17. PWn on attending. As at last Thursday evening, the girls' bowling league ended for the year. The only thing left now to climax this bowling session is the .banquet on Thursday evening at the Wing & Fin Club. The doubles turned out just this way: first, Mary Hettermann and Lu Ann Smith, 980 second, Mirie Weingart and Cathy Kozicki, 973: third, Glo Jackson and Anita Freund, 921; fourth, Lorraine Smith and Betty Freund. 912; fifth, Betty Freund and Hanni Boston, 903; sixth, Laura Schmitt and Francis Klapp e r i c h , 8 8 2 ; s e v e n t h , Z e l d a Malochieb and Pat Frisby, 881; eighth, Dorothy Reinboldt and Iris Boston, 876; ninth, Isabelle Stilling and Dorothy Hettermann, 867; tenth, Bonnie Meyers and Laura Meyers, 864. foiose elected into offices Were Chief Ranger, Hilda Thelen; vice-chief ranger, Rita MU^Uer; financial secretary, Marie fettling; recording secretary, -Virginia Pitzen; treasurer, Marilyn Miller; conductresses, Mary Hil- !er and Dorothy Close; gfentin^ls Helen Hettermann and1 Olivia Hiller: tiiistees. Florence May, Rosemary Young and Isabelle Stilling. '"""t* Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Miller were in Geneva oh Sunday to visil their son, Robert, at the Saored Heart Seminary. On the evening of April 21 the lady Foresters of St. Agatha's held their annual banquet at Hettermann's tavern. A delicious chicken dinner was served td seventy-three women and Father Blitsch of St. John's church. The next Community je$|t meeting will be held in tlie club hall on Mbnday evening, May 4. Jerry Hettermann was happy to have as his visitors' An Sunday afternoon, Carl Walker of Lake Geneva, Wis., and Jerry Larose of Grand Forks, So. Dakota. Mr. Walker and Mr. Larose were both Army buddies of Jerry. Due to the bad weather on Sunday, the game between the Tigers and Shamrocks was unable to be played. The first game of the season will be played next Sunday at Johnsburg. Spring Grove will be the first opponents ft& the^Johnsburg Tigers. M. c. h. s. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Smith of New Munster. Wis., brought several of their friends here to attend the dance on Saturday s^ght at the Community Club. • i . ...... A big weekend was in progress dfr this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Johnsburg Community Club held grand opening in the new hall for the three days. "On Friday evening a fish dinner was served. to almost 400 persons, while on Saturday evening a big dance was in full swing. Many persons enjoyed flftTwinp to the fine music Of BUI Moore's orchestra. Sunday evening open house was held. Many people turned out to inspect the fine structure. Enough can't be said for all the wonderful men and women who donated their time and effort to make this grand -opening fact a huge success. I'm sure all those persons who pitched In and helped found satisfaction In dfting so. The Johnsburg Community. Club I* grateful to the nicfe people itiho sent floral bouquets. The jfeautiful flowers added the fin- rK touch fa the,, inferior of building../. , About four centuries befot# the Christian era Plato discussed the injustice of a" income tax. The honest man, he pre- After the meal was .completed dieted, pays a large amount; the dishonest man a small amount? even though they receive equal incomc. Apparently there WdfSi chislers in Greece. ' the women left in a body to attend the installation Of officers which was held at the new community club building. WIINHIHiHllililUHHIIIIIIIIIIItllllllilllHllltUniUIINHHNIIlHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIUIIHnillllllUIIMIIIIIIUIIII!imnHINI| TURTLES - MAND Mint fcH. inhfin^*~TT*- **~-^ *" "• MAS* 0*1* |T By Judl Roeech land Pat Maher Carl Poedtke Loses C-A Carl Poedtke lost the "Chicago- American" speech contest which <vas held Monday, April 20. Fifteen contestants were entered. If Carl had won he would have been eligible for the finals, in .vhich the winner receives $2500. To make up for it, though, he appeared on the TV show "What's' the Answer" and won. Competing against J throe other students, Carl answered all but two questions. Besides winning twenty-two boxes of cookies and a fifty dollar bond, he was asked to return May 23 to compete ngainst winners cf Other show#. Good luck, Carl! ? . Science Club r • -K - '..•••.( I, Seventeen member* of '••OU, Science club, accompanied by Mr. Dalton, the advisor, took a trip to Crystal Lake on Tuesday, April 21. They toured th« diesel plant there. Although tlie plant wasn't in complete operation, the members could get a small scale idea of the operations of the plant; .«.*.*•>•>••• «~«fw ibjilveCslty • The last of the four University of Wisconsin programs will be' held Tuesday, April la the auditorium. The speaker will be A. S. Collins, a Well known and well qualified speaker on firearms. His speech will be on the use of firearms and their use in America, past and present. 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