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V'!a .'\ < ftA.* *v. V .?. •*. UA: PLA1NDEALEH l.-"l.l'}M mm Psgt Ten Thorsiiay/Sd|>f6mber 13, 1956 Mr. and Mrs.- William May and CHIC* I0M fW»TV .1 sons and Mr. and Mrs. Joe L Freund alfended the Elkhorn fair on Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn of Chicago were Labor Day visitors at. the Richard Dehn home. Carol Ann Stilling accompanied. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Huff to Crivitz, Wis., recently, where they spent several days. Clarence Smith also made the trip with them. Mrs. Clara Nell of Sunnyside Beach and Marion Carder of Wonder Lake attended the convention of the National Federation of Republican Women at the Conrad Hilttin in Chicagp last week. The Robert Einspar family spent several days' vacaton recently at the Pines in Crivitzs, Wis. They were shown a b^ng up time by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Timm Dolores Ludford and sons of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmitt of Chicago^ were Sunday visitors at th^,'!ftbAie'""bf theii parents, the John Schmitts. Johnsburg News I By Bin. Betty Hetterraann YOU CAN PUT TRUST SUPER-RIGHT MEATSSUPKR RIGHY" QUALITY MOM YOUNO "cORN-FIO POMUKS m CINTM CUT ROAST OR CHOPS 1ST CUT LOIN PORTION 1ST CUT RIB PORTION A*PY Own Pure V««e*«bl« Pan Ready, Whol# or Cut Up--Fr«$h Rescue Squad Assists The fellows on the rescue squad Xtiave been kept quite busy lately pending their assistance to those 'Hi need, Don Weber 'really started his furlough out With a bang. A bang fc just what he felt when he hit Jthe floor of a barn after falling *>ut of the hayloft. The squad Was called and Don was taken to the doctor. Later he was removed ' tb Memorial hospital, where it was found he was suffering from a broken hip besides other minor abrasions. By- the time this is jarinted he will probably be moved " to the Great Lakes hospital.- Don had just arrived home a few days previous for a fourteen day furlough from the Marine base in California, along vvith Jim Jackson and Tom Oeffling. •- Arpund 11 o'clock Friday night, the rescue squad siren was blown to call the members to the scene of an accident involving two cars at the Skidmore corner. Although there were six persons in 4he two cars, only one Greta Hansen of Fox Lake, was taken to McHenry for medical attention. The squad was called early Saturday morning to Pistakee Lake, across from the Pine Tree stables where Harry Penks of Chicago had fallen from the boat into the water. A remainder once again about tickets still being sold for the forthcoming dance sponsored by the Johnsburg rescue squad. The dance will be held in November at the Community Club hall and tickets can be obtained from any of the members or the business places. ning, Sept. 23 in the school hall Prizes will be awarded during the evening. Refreshments will be served. The Johnsburg - public school will hold their first P;T.A. meeting of this season on Tuesday evening, Sept. 18, at 8 o'clock at the school. There will be a guest speaker from the county P.T.A. organization on this evening. The room having the best attendance of parents will receive a special prize. -Ties the Marriage Knot A wedding of interest to many persons in the community took place in Northbrook at St. Norbert's church l&st Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. William (Bud) Weingart ti#d the well known marriage knot after spending a few. years as a bachelor. "Bud" and Nancy Weingart greeted quite a few of their relatives and friends at • the Old Spot Inn, where their reception was held later that day. Wishes for a very happy future are extended to the newly married couple. Ball Game Results The results of the Hettermann's versus Bimbo's soft ball team game which took place last Thursday evening is a little disappointing to everyone. Needless to say, our team lost the final game of the season. But there is always another round of games next year so we will all be looking forward to a lot of winners. Sick Lfct Mrs. Sue Frett is home after spending several days in the Highwood hospital. We are all very glad to hear she is feeling much better. Nancy Kay Miller has been doing a fine job hobbling around on her crutches since her, fall from a bike which resulted in a cast being put on Nancy Kay's leg. She has a few bones and ligaments that will take awhile to mend. •Our Tigers sure showed their ability in winning last Sunday afternoon when they beat Algonquin 11 to 2. It was one of the very few games I've seen this year and believe me that team is sure on the ball. They certainly played excellent ball along With some extra good pitching. Hurray for the Tigers, this year's county champions. H. ALAN LONG NEW DISTRICT DIRECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE H. Alan Long is new district director of internal revenue for the northern district of Illinois. He took over the new job on Aug. 20, succeeding Ernest J. Sauber, who held the position since 1952. Mr. Long, 51, is a career employee* He entered the Internal Revenue service in 1940 as a special agent of the Intelligence division in Denver, Colo. In 1944, Mr. Long was named senior special agent of the Intelligence division at Salt • Lake City, Utah, and in 1950, he was assigned to the Appellate division in New York City. In 1952 he became special assistant to the assistant regional commissioner for the New York City area. The new district director will be in charge of the Chicago district, which includes the twentysix northern counties of Illinois. Friends of Mary Gallagher will be happy to learn she is now at her home in Chicago, recuperating after a five-week stay in the hospital. P.T.A. Coming Events The St. Jojm's P.T.A. cordially Invites everyone to their public party to be held on Sunday eve- Congratulations Corner Happy anniversary to Harry and Lu Ann Smith, Dan and Betty Schmitt and Harry and Lois Thelen, all of whom celebrate their fifth year of wedded bliss this month. Birthday wishes . are in line for Jean Hettern\ ann, who will .observe her fifth natal day on Sept. 17. Ditto for Carol Jean Hiller and Joanne Freund this month. Insured Savings: Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are Insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2'/^ P®r cent plus i/2 P®r cent extra- SS-tf Around the Town The Thursday night ladies' league will resume their bowling season on Sept. 13 at 7 o'clock. 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