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mry T" Johnsburg News By Mrs. Betty Hetteniuuin ^ Two-VVmy ('•lebratioii A two-way celebration took |ftac« at the Joe Frett "home on! "iade UP the third Part, of the ci^aifY c FATHER O FOR INDU Colonel Paul Q. Armstrong, Illinois state director of Selective i Service, has issued the following tpther's Day. The occasion was ' thr0e*way celebration »e First Communion day of the ! rett's daughter, Nadine, art8 Minie/'daughter of Mr. and Mis. Vic Freund of McHenry. Dinner Slid supper were served to Jllowing people: Mr. and Mrs. ; Vic Blink of Spring Grove. Mr. %nd Mrs. George Fiett and fami-; fy of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. j Richard Frett and family of i ^Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs, 1 •erndt Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. j .^rk Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Ford j Jackson and son, Jim, Mr. and i >|frs. Jacob Freund and Clara, rjkx. and Mrs. Eddie Blake and ! family, Shirley Thurwell and J Elizabeth Freund Tenn.. with their daughter. Mrs J; Mangold's birthday I statement to clarlfy thf> case of j Melvin Clarence Roggensaok, 28- j year-old father of three children, Chicago VlMitorai > i who has been ordeied for induc- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ziller j tion by local board No. 215 in had Mr. and Mrs. John Dix as I Rockford and whose case hes rethe i their guests last Sunday. The' ceived wide notice in the ptf®* Zillers" daughter, Lynn, has been \ recently, spending the last two weeks at ; Roggensack's the home of the Dix family; ! ; INSECT PESTS V induction order has not been canceled as reported in the press, Col. Armstrong said. His induction date has been merely postponed utitil M&y 33 pending further investigation of the case by the local board. Un-. less it can be clea ly proved to the board that Roggers;*ck*s induction would cause extreme hardship and privation to his dependents, he will be inducted ss ordered* :- /• Colonel Armstrong Illinois counties and in moderate I Roggensack failed to ..notify the to threatening amounts in 20 I local board of' the birth of his other counties, Dr. Mills said. : children in time to be considered He pointed out that a major in-j for deferment as a father. Presifestation of chinch bugs involv- dent Eisenhower, by executive *ng SO or more counties may order, established Aug. 25, 1953, stponed her^eelebration a j develop If weather conditions I as the deadline for presenting , - *•" COntinue to favor the insect*. | such evidence. This change in Illinois iorn teuffered more dam- ! the regulations was announced age from Stewart's disease in j forty-five days before the effec- • Delayed CelebrationV , i A delayed First Comfminion Celebration took place last Sunday at the "Bud" Miller home. ; Jjfancy Kay. daughter of the j i|§iillers, made her First Com-[ Ununion on Mother's Day but ! Last year's drouth was favorable to many kinds of insects, and the mild 1953-54 winter enabled some cf the chief insect posts to survive, according to Dr. Harlow B. Mills, chief of the state Natural History Survey. Chinch bugs came through the winter in good shape and dangerously large numbers in 15 • ; - j t iT- v • TJfiE McHENRY PLAINDEALER kUyaai^ii Wfft,'*•«"* A! Super-R3glit Um, T«nd»r, Top-Quality S>ecause of her cousin's First j|bommunion celebration in Chica- |jfo on the same day. Many relatives gathered at the Miller feome for dinner. Dost Forget! Get your tickets now for the dance sponsored by the Johnsburg Tigers next Saturdays evening at the Community club hall. 1953 than ever before. The mild ! tive date and was widely publi- Winter and the presence of large j cized in the press and over radio numbei s of the flea beetles that spread the disease makes even greater damage possible this season. Dr. Mills said. The llford Maternity Home io An enjoyable evening of d«n^> ; London reported to police the dis- Jp promised to one and all. The pearance of the wooden stork JJtedger Hotshots will furnish the over its entrance. •ftusic. _ Here 'n There La«t Saturday evening a A&ce given by the Northern Illinois courts of the Catholic Order of Foresters took place at the Community club. A nice crowd of fieople enjoyed an evening's dancing to music by the Badger Hotshots. On Sunday evening, the Christian Mothers held a public party at the school hall. Ptoceeds went to the new school fund. Mr. and Mrs. George Kae of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, the Robeit Einspars. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Michels of Crystal Lake were visitors at the George Michels home last Week. Bet the wooden bird is delivering puppets to television studios. and television networks. The wo: ding of the President's order is such that no room is left for the local board to use its own discretion or to make exceptions. Colonel Armstrong emphasized. If a man failed to present evi-. dehce of fat'.iei. hQod to his local board before midnight Aug. ?4, 1953, he cannot be deferred on the basis of fatherhood. *1 n 111 in i i i i M i i i 111 i t 1111 n u i i i ui in i in 11 rni tnm in liu ciii 1111 un I run i u itwiwu All-in-One Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mangold entertained seventy-two people at their home in a combination of bridal khowent farewell and birthday parties. 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