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» PAGE 4-WA1NPEALK* .WEDNESDAY, JULYU, lttt Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Resident Has iooth Birthday < Sunday, July 22 will be the virthday of the oldest parishioner of St. John the Baptist church, Elizabeth ?onyan. She was .born in 1879, jmd still resides in the old lestead with her son, Henry, family. God's choicest ings to you, and a happy t i r t h d a y , E l i z a b e t h ! temember her in your ayers, and it would be nice to , id her a card. J , ST. JOHN'S PICNIC v Hope you have invited all Cool your home without wasting energy With AEAWOXi central cooling, Extra efficient. Quiet. Rugged. Find out the differ­ ence between a so- called bargain and the best. Call us for a professional home, survey. No oblige- f tion of course. your family and friends to our Family Picnic and Dinner, Sunday, Aug. 5, at the John­ sburg Community club. It will be cooked and served by the ladies of the Blessed Virgin sodality. Volunteers are needed, so call Mrs. Michael (Eva) Schaefer, or Mrs. Albert (Katie) Huff. Workers are needed for preparations on Saturday, setting-up, for serving and helping on Sunday, to make this a successful dinner. Call Eva or Katie, and let them know when you will be in to help! Also please advise them if you will bake pies, or a cake for dessert. There will be booths, games, bake sale, and train rides for the children. Don't miss this day with your family and all St. John's parishioners and friends. Benefit St. John's restoration fund. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL Envelopes for registration will be ready in St. John's church on Sunday, Aug. 19. Actual registration, tuition and book bill days are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, Aug. 27, 28, 29 and 31, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Thur­ sday, Aug. 30 is Institute day.) New families moving into our parish should call the convent . for information, and to make an appointment. For Kindergarten and 5th grade pupils, physicals must be secured from their family doctor. Information for physicals at St. John's for other classes will be available shortly. First day of school will be Tuesday, Sept. 4. DISTRICT 12 Registration dates for all students are Monday, Aug. 13 and Tuesday, Aug. 14. „ Kindergarten through grade 8 will be held in the Middle school.. Grades 9 through 12, will be held at Johnsburg high school. First day of school will be Tuesday, Sept. 4, for all District 12 students. TRAVELERS Word has been received from Marc Gockel, Celine Klein and Mark Mass, from our area, who left O'Hare for N^w York on Tuesday, July 3, that they had a very interesting itinerary through many of the famous parts of France, England, Holland, Switserland and Germany. They will study mornings at the University of Konstanz in Germany, con­ centrating on the three levels of the German language, and following a comprehensive course in German civilization, i n c l u d i n g G e r m a n a r t , a r ­ chitecture and music, American Institute for Foreign Study handled the details. These European travelers met other students from all over the United States in New York. They will have much interesting information to tell all of us on their return. SYMPATHY ...and prayers for William Giez, buried at St. John's on July 8, brother of Mary Leahy; and to family of Martha Schaefer, a former parishioner of St. John's and a member of the Blessed Virgin sodality and mother of Leo Schaefer. God bless them and the members of their families. Agnes E. Frett, formerly of Johnsburg and St. John's parish, wife of Bernard E. Frett, passed away Sunday, July 8. John E. Eisele, Johnsburg, died July 7, in McHenry » ALTHOFF INDUSTRIES 809 N. FRONT ST. 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HOME It HOSPITAL Our special prayers are requested for the sick: Connie Hopp, Arthur J. Stilling, Ruth Martinec, Roman G. Martin, Bernadette M. Messel and Bernard Stern, father of Laurie Dorhn, as well as George Hoody, father of Fran Olsen, all of St. John's. Pray for all our other sick friends and neighbors of Johnsburg - a card could brighten their day, or a phone call when they are well on the way to recovery! N.C.S.F. JUNIORS St. Agatha Court 777, Junior Foresters day outing will be Wednesday, Aug. 1. Supper will be at McDonald's, and then to Roxy Wheel roller rink in Dundee. For additional in­ formation, call Mrs. Phillip (Jan) Bartman. Permission slips are to be returned promptly to Mrs. Bartman, Mrs. Tom (Janet) Huemann, or Mrs. C. (Barb) Wirtz, for tyiis outing. Be sure you have yours in so as not to miss this exciting evening! N.C.S.F. St. Agnes Court 777 golf outing is at Chapel Hill country club, Wednesday, July 25. Teeoff time is 9:30 a.m. Non- golfers meet at 11 a.m. Lun­ cheon is 12:30 p.m. A great day! No regular meeting in July due to golf outing. CONGRATULATIONS ...and best wishes to Christian David Sterka, who was --nrad for the lint time at the Table of the Lord, Sunday, July S, at St. John's, and to Us family. - - .* GOD'S BLESSING ...to Sister M. Andreefla of St. Mary's, who is retiring after 40 years of service. BIRTHDAYS! July 23 will be the special day for Linden WoeUert, Hilkrest place. Hope you have your favorite birthday cake, Linda! Kathy Kling (Blitsch place) will be IS on the twenty-fifth. This should be a great day - God's blessings, Kathy! Have a happy day and a healthy year. DATES TO REMEMBER , July 25 - N.C.S.F. golf outing. Aug. 1 - N.C.S.F. Juniors otfing. Aug. 5 - St. John's Family Picnic and Dinner. Sept. 4 - first day of school. f . , A m e r i c a n V i e w p o i n t s The Farmer's ' x.' i v e P% „ As farmers sad ranchers, Dear God, give us wisdom sad patience to understand why a pound ofT-bono steak at 91 Mh sill a S-buace cocktail at ISJI is not And a BO cent Coke at the ball game is cheap, but the 20 cent | of mflk for breakfast is inflationary. Aad Lord, help me to understand why 99 for a ticket to the picture show is a bargain, but 93 for a bushel of wbsaris unthinkable. Cotton is too high at« cents a pound, beta 999 shirt is oa sals tor 919.05. And corn is too stoop at Scents worth in a box of flahss, but the flakes are just right at 49 cents a serving. And also, Lord, help me undorstond why I have to give an oasooMBttothe gas company so they can cross my property with tttoir gas lines, and then doable my price of gas. And also, Dear God, help me to understand the consumer, who drives by my field and scoffs at mo for driving s 919,899 tractor that he tmilt, so be could make mooey and drive down that right-of- way they took from me to build a road on do he could go hunting aad skiing. Thank you, God, for your past guidance and help. And of it all. Through unity of action we ran be a veritable colottu< in support of peace. No une can defeat UM unlets we firtt defeat uurxelvet. Every one of ut mutt be guided .by thit truth. Dwight D. Eitenhower r ..»» y By Packey E.Rush Motorcycle Safety Coordinator Illinois Department of Transportation Here's a technique you'can practice to improve your slow- speed maneuvering when riding a motorcycle. By "slipping" the clutch you can ride slowly enough to negotiate tight turns while giving your engine sufficient throttle to prevent stalling and satisfy power demands. Essentially you are controlling speed by alternately applying and removing power from the rcAr wheel. 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Power will return when the clutch lever is released beyond the friction point. To practice this technique, start your motorcycle and depart slowly in first gear. After achieving a speed of 5 to 10 miles per hour, squeeze the clutch lever slightly behondthe friction point. As the motor­ cycle slows down, gently release the lever until power is restored. By providing just enough throttle to prevent the engine from stalling, you can maintain a slow and even ' If the motorcycle jerks or jumps forward, squeeze the clutch all the way, release the throttle and start over. You may have to practice this clutch-friction point-throttle technique many times before you get the real feel for it. You must be able to operate the clutch smoothly at the friction point without looking at your hands. It's a matter of feel. "Slipping" the clutch not only helps you negotiate, .tight turns but also proves to be a valuabte tool to use when riding v in congested, stop-and-go traffic. 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