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»' "I-"" Johnsburg By Mrs. Betty Hetterraann Small Fry Success Last Wednesday" afternoon, July 13, there was quite a hustle and Dustle on Gerry Hetteiv mann's lawn. Misses Kathy and Sandy Hederrnann, Kathy and Patty McGuire and Pam Marshall Were working diligently on their home-made carnival they had planned for that particular afternoon. The girls got together some rides and side attractions, then proceeded to call their friends up. Refreshments were served to those attending this festive affair. After expenses were deducted, the tota} profit made was 86 cents. The girls decided to turn it over to the rescue squad to help them continue their fine work in the future. You never know when you may have to call upon the squad to come to your assistance as they did at a McCullom Lake drowning last week. •' . . „ Father Joseph Blitsch, as you may know by now, is spiritual director of the rescue squad. . Three cheers for these little giiis whose hearts and minds are thinking to the future. Graduates in Chicago Mrs. Jack Keenan accompanied her daughter, Betty L.ou, into Chicago by train last Tuesday. Betty Lou graduated from the American School of Beauty Culture that afternoon. Mrs. Keenan was the model for her daughter's hair styling at the graduating exercises. Betty Lou was also called upon to make the final speech to the teachers. Although she has graduated, Betty Lou continues to attend the school for advanced hair styling. Mrs. Herman Dowe and daughter, Donna, of McHenry were present with the Keenans as Miss Dowe graduated also. Birthday Celebration On Monday, July 11, the W. T. Peterson home in Hiller's subdivision was the scene of a d o u b l e b i r t h d a y c e l e b r a t i o n . Peggy Jean Peterson was 4 and Brian Stahl was 3 and both were presented with lovely gifts. Cupcakes, ice cream and soft drinks were served to the following: Mrs. Nancy Heinz and sons, Bill, Chris, Nickie and Phil, Mrs. EJstelle Klapperich and son, Keith, Mrs. Marie Kruger, Terri and Mark, Mrs. Eleanor Mangold afid daughter, Linda, Mrs. Dolores Meyers and sons, Glenn and Roger, Mrs. Marilyn Miller and daughters, Barbara and Jane, Mrs. Rosina Weber and son, David, Mrs. Ann Zeller, Marilyn, Ricky, Peggy and Kathy, Mrs. Lorraine StaJil and Willard and Mrs. Peterson and David and Bill. Joy Ann Hettermann " celebrated her fourth birthday by going to Lincoln Park zoo and Kiddieland in Chicago with her parents, sister and aunt. Belated birthday wishes to Betty Lou Keenan, who was 19 on June 21 and a happy birthday to Mary Jo McGuire, whose first birthday was this month. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan upon the | twentieth year of wedded bliss ! on July 29 and a very special | wish for continued happiness to 1 Mr>. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, who ; will celebrate their golden anni- ; versary on July 26. j Here 'n There ! Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson I of Chicago were Sunday dinner j guests at their son's home, the W. T. Petersons. Miss Violet Crowley of Chicago | is spending her vacation at her i home on the river. . The Robert Einspars spent last I weekend in Wisconsin while their [ children visited relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peterson and family attended the Shriners' parade in Chicago last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freund and son of MoHenry were Saturday night supper guests at the Richard Dohn home. Mrs. Margaret Grant and sons and Miss Lena Brandt and the Ken Zeller family enjoyed a picnic in Wilniot last Sunday. Mrs. Esther Mangold is spending several weeks with her- mother in Fort Atkinson, Wis. Mrs. George Buchinof and Gilbert Roser of Wisconsin were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams. Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Zeller, Sr., of I.sland Lake were here Friday evening to visit their granddaughter, Lynn, on her birthday. Mrs. Nancy Heinz and sons, Mrs. Rosina Weber and family, M^s. Dolores Meyers and sons and Mrs. Ann Zeller and family spent last Wednesday at a picnic at Wilmot. is secretary and has been a member for the last six years. Joan and the other queen contestants received many lovelygifts. Mrs. Wagner is the former Marie Merres. Another Birthday Celebration ! Was in progress on the lawn ; of Mrs. Rosina Weber last Fri- I day afternoon when her son, David, shared the limelight with Lynn Zeller. Both David and Lynn celebrated their fifth birth- ! days that day. After gifts were opened, refreshments were served I to Mrs. Nancy Heinz and sons, : Mrs. Lorraine Stahl and sons, ! Mrs. Dolores Meyers and sons, ! Linda Mangold, Mrs. Marie Kru- [ ger and children, Mrs. Ethel '.Heim and daughter. Mrs. Marger Peterson and children. Mrs. Ann Zeller and children and Mrs. Weber's childi en. It Pays to Shop At Home NO-BITE mm* Crowned Queen Joan, 16. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Wagner of Grayslake, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams, had the honor of being farm queen bestowed at the tenth annual picnic at Gages Lake picnic grounds last Wednesday, witnessed by 15,000 people. Joan won over twenty-nine other contestants. She represented the 4-H club of GrayslaKe, of which she Proven prote for hours from: • Mosquitoes „ • Chiggers • Black Flies • Sand Flies • Gnats • Fleas S]00 Easy to apply from unbreakable plastic bottle. Safe and pleasant (or all ages. BOLGER'S PHONE 40 103 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. "How do you get her to cook in this weather?" Keep your kitchen 10 degrees cooler with a new electric range! Recent impartial baking tests (made by independent engineers of the R. W. 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