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^ A«! V i#* V', J'£-•#'* K , "fr i **. ,<:--^|^'^v?" ;' "* •', '.'•'V-""- <fv -,: '. V A>' Mchenry 'S.¥ tiiiiih nsburg News •f lb*. Betty H*ttermwin «•. /^'•; v Nw RfsMratii \V> would like to take this ohanoe u> welcome some new icsidonta to J oh nsburg. Mr. and Mr*. WHbrrt Peterson have purchased their new home from CJeorjjo Hiller. The Petersons and ' 8prmU Vacation Here •?••* Miss Violet Crowley and Mi s j^ffnes Crowley and daughter, •tary, spent over a week he.e. They spent their time in Miss Crowley's home in Sunnvside •each. Fertiiooming Carnival St. John's church is sponsoring its annual carnival on^the weekend of July 23. 24 and 25 on the Memorial Park grounds. Fish fi'y #ill be served on Friday evening' and a toast beef dinner sewed family style Sunday afternoon. Some of the women of the parish are taking time to make &* door to door canvass for either i&od ,or cash donations, so please be as\ generous as possible. The < three big days are July 23, 24' and 25 ---'don't forget to attend. Vacationing in Ea«»t llette: mann and daughters, Mr.' their children have moved here itiul Mis. Jini Hettermann and | from Brook field. daughters. Mrs. BSTxHetterroattn J * and children. Mis. Helen Hetter-i >- _m mann. Mrs. Rudv Fischer and! H®lWr I»to New Home s(L.n and Mrs. Orajjl Wakitsvh j Mr. and Mis. Ray Kreuger and and children. (daughter moved into their newly completed home in Jak-An& • Carol Ann Is spending a month's vacation with her parities. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence^ l)ufltlini. Stilling, from St. CoU&ta's adtooi | * in Jefferson. Wis. Heights. They moved from an apartment in the Joe Frett VKitN From Old* Mr. and Mrs. William May en tertainod a large group of relatives lroi-.i Ohio last weekend Thjose present we:e Mr. and Mrs Rav Bugner. Mr and Mrs. Florian Lafontaine. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bugner and children and .Mr. and Mrs. John Bugner. On Sunday afternoon more relatives f;oni this \icinitv joined them oft the May lawn for dinner Among the Sunday guests were Mr. and iss Dorothy Hill<» js spend- | Mrs. G'rald Freund and, son. Mr. 11 Wiwonali VMfon Mr. and Mrs Ciarence Stilling entertained visitors from Port Washington. Wis., as their house guests last weekend. M:s. Helen Hettermann and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann and daughters were Sunday evening callers in Wisconsin. They visited William Krift and the Leonard Lois family. AID PROGRAM Forty children with speech and 9TA8T NOW ON NEXT SEASON'S STMtWBEBBY CMf t As soon ua you pi«k the last strawberry of the season, your patch starts work on next year's crop, And it needa some helR. J. C. McDaaiel, University of Illinois College of Agriculture fruit specialist, recommends tear* lug out the oldest plants apj$ then loosening up the soil HO that new plants can got started; You can use a regular mower to cut off the high crowns at the old plants and most of ths lfiaves. A spring-tooth harrow or similar tool will also tear out some of the old plants. In addi* tion, the harrow \fall break up the crust for the new ru&nera to set easily. McDaniel also recommends u4» ing summer fertilizer. Apply 10* 10-10 at the rate of 200 or men# pounds per acre. And if the weather is dry, soaking th^ soil will help. The revised edition of \ Circular hearing handicaps from all parts I 4.'>3. Strawberry Culture in Illp of the state are at the Univer- nois. has a three-page section on infe some of her .r;mm*:- vaca- i and Mrs. Arnold Michels and j sity of Illinois this summer for "Renewing the Patch." and spotfc^ v, with relatives in Massachu- j family. Mr and Mrs. Alvin j the tenth annual program of aid cial cultural dixectiOM tpt. setts Miss filler has been there ! Fmind and family. Mr. and Mrs. • an<i training. Their ages are | bearing varieties. | a week. I Steve F eund, Mr. and Mr*, j from* 9 to 18. The program is | -- f I Richard Dehn and family. Mrs. I sponsored by the University's | Only the Idle Rich and th«i Vtsife Relative# Here I Joe Simon and son and Mrs. | Division of S^j vices for Crippled j Idle Poor can afford adequat Cpl BAl Dehn. hoiv on fur-1 Lena Pitzen. »Children and its ^immer session, leisure i» this work-a-day worfi lough from Fort Lewis. \Jfaslv.. and his sister, Joan, were visitors here over the Fourth of July Weekend. They visited their Mother and sister, the Richard Dehn and the Jim Hettermann families. Joan stajfied over the holiday weekend while Qg^. J^ill l-eturned to Chicago. Happy Birthday | Birthday wishes are extended this week to Carol Ann Stilling, j wfcp was 13 on July 7; to Joy j Ann Hettermann. who was 3 on July 13; to Ricky Wakitsch, t«iho was 4 on July 12; and Mrs. l$chard Dehn, who -will be 24 on JNily 16. Cong: a tula t ions to all. Speaking of bfrthdays. Miss Carol Ann Stilling entertained a tqrge gfoup of friends and relatives at her homfc in observance Of her thirteenth birthday last "Tuesday. After supper was serv- «1 to all those present, Carol Ann opened her many lovely tffts Those present were* Mr. and Mis. John HerdMch and children. ||r. and Mrs Jack Keenan and Children. Mr. and Mrs. . Jerry S H A LIM A arden Par FOOD - REFRESHMENTS - GAMfS on MYER'S LAWN from 7 'tft ? ? Saturday, 'July 17th W. syr>- I 1 / K • . ' HISTORIC MEDICAL HIGHLIGHTS--No. 7 HOW MUCH IS A GRAIN? The perfection of scientific means fop measurement of weights, strength and dosage has played a tremendously important part in making medical treatment effective. Modern pharmacy scales, measures, graduates are scientifically accurate in controlling physical handling of drugs. They prevent errors that might nullify the desired effect of the medicine. 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