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Pt^e Tett I11|1|;®B Johntburg "fr by Betty Hettermann On Monday evening March 24, about 55 members of St. John's P.T.A. met in the community club hall. The meeting progressed following the opening prayer offered by the vicepresident.. Various subjects were discussed among which was the need for additional volly ball nets and poles so more , children can participate at one time. The motion was „made and favored for the P.T.- A. to finance the purchase of the additional sports equipment. Also brought up at this time was the need for the children to get their lunch slips in by the appointed time. Some of the slips have been returned as late as the morning of the hot lunch which makes it most difficult for the committee to fill these orders. Another reminder to the mothers who have their children buy their lunch on these particular days - please check to make sure they have the correct amount of money for the food they order. Some envelopes have been short in the past so be sure to check this before your child turns in the order. The P.T.A. president Elsida Fichs, called for the nominations for new officers at this time. The nominating committee submitted its list ob names for approval of the members. Newly elected into officii were: Catherine Fredericks, \presi dent replacing Mrs. Fuch, Streich, Vice-president, replac- • ing Mrs. Fredericks, Mary Hettermann r e t a i l e d her office as treasurer for another year. Following the close of this meeting a colored movie was shown on the functions of the heart The next meeting of St. John's P.T.A. will take place in the Community Club hall on May 26. At this time the -new officers will take over. Plan on attending this special •nesting. oyer a week as results of injuries to both of his hands; "Bud" injured . his hands while at work in „McHenry recently He has lost several fingers as a result of this accident. We all join in wishing him a speedy recovery from this mishap. ^Varmint A Work" No sooner had . the chicken pox and mumps made their welcomed departure but measles made their debut for the season: Most of the youngsters who have contacted them have become quite ill with a fever and the rash has completely covered their face, body, arms and legs. Be sure to wajch your child if they complain of a sore throat or sore eyes. Latest victitns of this disease are: Carol Antt and Johnny Dehn, Tommy Wakitscli, Larry Adams, Karen Hettermann, Mary Ellen Freund and Warren Smith. • , Easter vacation with their families. . - . v v •, Florida - Vacation# Mr. 'and Mrs."-Rudy ^Lasser returned to., their, home m Jak- Ana Heights after spending a' couple of weeks ^vacationing in the land of sun&hine. Mrs. He 1 e n Hettermann landed in O'Hare airport last Saturday evening after spending an enjoyable six weeks in Pompano Beach, Fla. Mrs. Hettermann was qijite surprised to find her seat partner on the return flight was Mrs. James Lennon of McHenry. . Around The Town Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Richmond will be happy to learn of the birth of their son on March 21. John Smith is the proud paternal grandfather. The students of seventh and eighth grade of St. John's school were honored to sing in the choir of St. Mary's church in Elgin last week. The stu-^ dents and the Sisters were driven to and from Elgin bysome of the women of the parish. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DurrenBurgf were happy to have from Chicago visiting with them last weekend. Travelling to Rockford to spend Easter with their family comev next Sunday will be Mr. nd Mrs. Joe Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn of Chicago spent last Sunday visiting at the Richard Dehn and Jim Hettermann homes. Carol Ann Stilling and Susan Pitzen returned to their respective homes to spend the ~ Happy Easter to everyone arid be sure to call me at 1296-R before noon next Monday so we can get your news items from the holiday weekend. HEAD THE WANT ADS FEET HURT? Quick Relief At a Cost of only ii lwf Pennie* DfScho/fs ZINO-PADS For Corns, Soft Corns, AAj Callous** and Bunions. "ftwC D-rSchoffs FOOT POWDER For Burning, Porspiring. Odorous Foot. OT" D-Scholl's SOLVEX OlntmontforAthloto'e Aflif Foot. Largo 1V* oz. jar. D'Scholls AIR-PMO MSOIES Cushioning La'*x JBA{ Foam. Porforatod. t\rC L //i. BALL-O-FOOT u- ocnoffs cushion For Tondornots, Catlousos, Burning at Ball ofFoot. ***** BOLGER-S Drug Store 108 S. Green St. McHenry PHONE 40 Dates To Remember Be sure to mark these dates Oil your calendar with a big circle so you will be sure to remember. . Community Club members are reminded of their monthly meeting coming lip on April 7. ' " April 8 is a most important day of the month. It is voting time once again. Be sure you fulfill your duty as a citizen ^anch enter your vote in the ; primary election. Coming up on April 12 is another election of importance. "It is school board election time once again. Besides our own flection at the public school ithe high school board is also . holding its election on the vsame day. How you vote is jyour own business, but be sure to get out and vote. •» ! In a little different catergory but still on the important 'fide is the firemen's dance doming up on Saturday evening April 12. Remember to buy your tickets now. OAK PARK HOTEL PISTAKEE BAY PHONE McHENRY 17ft Injures Hands "Bud" Weingart remained ;in the McHenry hospital for Melvin "Stretch" aster oLJinnerS From $1,75 SMORGASBORD SERVED FRIDAY & SUNDAY $1.50 ALLEN GOP GOP STATE REPRESENTATIVE (Political Advertisement) Republican Candidate lor •.* i > i SHERIFF 7 years as Deputy and present Chief Deputy 7 years of Banking Experience World War II Veteran T" simierely solicit your vote and. support at the Primary, April 8th. The Man lor the Job ANOTHER THORP SALE DAN POWERS, Auctioneer * Having sold his farm, the undersigned will sell on the farnj located 4 miles Southeast of Volo and 1% miles Northeast of Wauconda on the Fairfield and Gossell Road, on SATURDAY, APRIL 5th at 12 o'clock sharp MACHINERY 1951 McD. Model M tractor; McD. No. 240 corn planter; McP. tractor cultivator, set disc hiUers; McD. No. 20 corn picWer, 2 yrs. old; McCormick Deering combine; McD. 2-wheel trailer; 7-ft. offset tractor disc with 24-in. blades; Harvey elevator yith Wis. motorT McD. No. 200 manure spreader; J.D. anhydrous ammonia applicator; Pearson-Moore corn- .dryer, twin burner, indirectly fired; Sven-Carlson sprayer with 20-ft. boom Milwaukee roto-tiller; 4-ft, trailer type lawn mower with Ham mer knives; 4-section steel drag; ,R.T. wagon and rack; R.T. wagon and box,; compressor with l-h.p. motor; 15 individual hog houses; 5 hog feeders; feed bunks; Binks paint sprayer; National 38 power lawn mowerj 300 ft. plastic hose; 1% bu alfalfa seed; 6 10-hole nests (new); other poultry equipment power saw; other shop tools; 30 bales straw. 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