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Twehw THE McHENBY MJUNDEALEH ; mShgndus. Anc^atSSl y 'JauqMi EdatnV , ELECTION NIGHT " AT SEHOA MEETING '^THURSDAY JUNE 1 Polly Stevens - EV. 5-1256 sri Tonight, Thursday, at 8 p.m. "'w®t the Johnsburg public school is that very important meet- :' lng o^ the SEHOA. It is electiort night! Come and make your vote count. See you there? ?.tv. Attention Parents It has been brought to my attention that some school children have been throwing rocks and mutilating mail boxes and the name plates on them. Parents please caution your children against this as some of the residents are pretty angry especially since some of the name plates have had to be replaced. days. March 23 his mother, Mary, had a children's party with games, ice cream, and take home gifts for his young guests. Those bringing him gifts and helping with the celebration were Kasey and Patti Anderson, Kimmie Bute, Ricky Hammers hoy and sisters, Monica and Maureen. On his birthday, March 24, "Grandma" and "Grandpa" Kimbro had a "family" party for him enjoyed by his mommie, sisters, Monica and Maureen, and Polly and Jim Stevens. and both children enjoy fish* ing, baseball and all sports. A New Wee One , Greetings to tiny Richard Steven Voight born Friday, May 19, at McHenry hospital, jile weighed 6 lbs., 15 ozs., and jtvas nearly 20 inches long. His fraud parents are June and ed and he was welcomed ^ome by two sisters and four brothers. Ted's mom, Mrs. Edward Voight, is giving June a Helping hand and Ted ns taking his vacation at this time. News of Neighbor We had word that Mrs. Marcella Miller has returned from Florida but has been ill with pneumonia at her daughter's home. She will soon be coming out for the summer and all her neighbors will be happy to welcome her home. i Christening v Tiny Linda Lee, infant daughter of Ann and Rick Radtke, was christened Sunday, May 21, at St. John's church in Johnsburg. Her godparents were Ann's sister and brother, Alice and Jerry Eggelbrecht, of Chicago. However. Jerry is in the U.S.A.F. stationed in New Jersey so Rick stood in by proxy. A family dinner was served later and guests were Ann's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eggelbrecht, sisters, Alice and Kathy. and brothers, Billy and Wally. Young Jeff Radtke was also celebrating his first birthday. Incidently, Alice came a fewdays early to help Ann with the youngsters but contracted the flu and now Ann is tending her. Visitors Lee and Gene Stamsta were happy to have her mother, Mrs. Beatrice Rosik, and sister, Pat Jensen, and son, Jeff, of Manitowoc, Wis., for a recent weekend visit. Confirmation Jeanniejo Benoche was one of nine girls and boys confirmed at thf 11- a.h». service at TiTniiiil "* in 1'hi church on May 21. These girls and boys have been attending classes since Oct. 22, 1960, learning the doctrine of the Methodist church. A Birthday The other man in my life, Mark Davis, celebrated his fifth birthday on two different | A Safari Bernadine and Bill Grist and their friends. Ruby and Dick Rakow, of Evanston, spent a recent weekend viewing some of the scenic, spots of Illinois. They visited Apple River Canyon State Park then on to Galena to tour U. S. Grant's home and other points of interest. After staying overnight in Galena they visited Mississippi Palisades State Park, White Pines State Park, Lowden State Park and viewed the Black hawk statue. After all the sights they ate dinner in Dubuque, Iowa and started their long trek back home. . Rummage Sale Helen Wegner reports the "white elephants" rummage articles are coming in. Get on the that and slow ball, gals, and get your usable but unwanted things to Helen's home at 1813 W. Indian Ridge drive. Maybe something you don't want anymore is the very thing your neighbor is looking for. The date is Friday and Saturday, June 23 and 24. New Phone Number If you looked at the top of the column you noticed that my phone number has been Changed to 385-1256. Keep those calls coming in. Early Deadline Because of Memorial Day our deadline was Thursday instead of our usual 2 p.m. Friday. So! short week! ^short news!, More Visitors Mary and Red Davis were happy to have her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doherty of Moline, for an all too short visit recently. Let's Go Visitin' Let's call on Jean and Louis Brink at 1701 W. Oakleaf drive They were married in Nov., 1942, and lived on the north side of Chicago until moving to Sunnyside Estates In Aug., 1956. They were blessed with two children, 14 year old Edward and 12 year old Nancy. Edward will be a freshman in McHenry high school come fall and Nancy will return to Johnsburg public school. Louis works in Chicago and his main hobby is fishing. Jean enjoys gardening Birthdays Happy birthday on June 3 to teenager Vicki Ann Jesski; Best wishes to Jean Benoche and James Haninger on June Many happy returns of the day to all of you. NO PARK ADMISSION There will be no admission fees at Illinois state parks after July under the provisions of a bill signed into law last week by Gov. Otto Kerner. Bill sponsor Sen. Gordon Kerr of Brookport said state parks should be fffee to attract tourists. Admission fees are now 10 cents a person, 10 cents a car and $2 for car sticker good for all year for car and occupants. FARM PEST One of the insects giving Illinois farmers the greatest trouble this year is the face fly, a pest of cattle. Comparatively new to Illinois, this fly cannot be controlled by methods effective against other flies. A syrup bait applied to heads of animals gives the most effective control yet developed. Other controls are being developed and tested by the Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana. mm DR. 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The young man weighed in at 7 lbs.. 8 ozs. Last I heard everyone was doing fine. Holiday News I hope all of you had a nice Memorial day holiday. Why don't you call me and let me know what you did? I know 1 had a big day because I drove up to the Seminary to bring Fred home for summer vacation. Warnings for the Little Ones Soon school will be out and all of us drivers will have to be extra careful while driving because we do have a lot of little ones right here in the village. I was coming down the road after work today and a little one on a bicycle came down a sloping driveway right into the road in front of me and she hadn't even looked to see if a car was coming. Village Meeting On June 4, the monthly meeting will be held so why all have a chance to get some of your questions answered. Get Well Wishes To John Kerr who is in the Harvard hospital with a heart condition. Remember him in your prayers so that he has a speedy recovery and will be back home with his family. Home and School At last Monday's meeting of St. John's Home and School we were all delightfully entertained by Sister Celestia's musical students. The important part of the evening was electing a new President. We are all very happy with the selection of Mary Hettermann as our new President. Katherine Fredrick did a wonderful job while she was in office, as did her officers. The corsage that Kay was wearing was given to her by the officers. It is a wonderful feeling when everyone pitches in to help and so many things are accomplished. Convert Confirmation On Tuesday evening at Marion Central high school a mass confirmation was held fpr adult converts. ' Five choirs from different parishes were there to singvand our own St. John's choir sang one number alone. PisMkde Terrace News Keep June 5 open because that is the day of your association fleeting. It sure wd'uld don't you all come and bring a J be nice tq see some new faces. neighbor and help the newly' elected ones get a good start and with all of us pitching in maybe we can get many of our problems straightened out. We want to have a well attended meeting and you will Isn't it funny when something new is started everyone ;shpws up for the first few meetings and then they all find excuses not to attend and most of these people who don't attend are the ones who are always complaining but yet they will never attend a meeting to see if something can be done. Birthday Trip On June 2 Bobby Froehlig will have a birthday and when this copy comes out he will be on his way to Florida with his Grandma as her present to him and he should be ^one about three weeks. Measles Well those pesty measles are still hanging around and they are now resting on Donna Pritchard. Cake Decorating Tricks Barb Z a m a s t i l went to Lakeland Park for a cake decorating demonstration and it you gals want to learn the tricks she did then you will have to be sure and attend the one fche will be having. Surprise Birthday Greetings Harriet Phillips sure got the surprise of her life when she received a phone call from Florida from her mother wishing her and son, Jimmy, birthday greetings. It seems her parents went for a ride and just kept on going until they got to Florida. IN TOE GROOVE Wrtfc OTC eppttancw TRUSSES - SUPPORTS ELASTIC Hosisnr BOLGER'S 1259 N. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4800 PROFE^ICnP DIRECTORY Fire, Auto, Farm A lAfef] Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When Yon Need Insurance ef Any Kind " Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 3429 W. Elm St., McHei DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0180 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. 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