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. f\ * . t. • ' ^ i , • . u.v !vJ>A, THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Johnsburg News By Mr®. Betty Hettepn&nn J, * Hospital Notes '» 1 $Rpfc®4" Stilling is now refloating at his home after ^.p&gwig over a week at the Wilpdfttock hospital. Also home from the Woodstock AOIpitftl is , Gerry ' Hettermann. ' Owty was in there for a few ; days for another check-up as a of a school bus accident ^ last January. ?jV^JptB. Jacob Fritz spent several •: i d&ys - in St. Therese hospital. [ Waiikegan, last week, she re- » tflttfed to her home last Sunday. 'Mrs. Sam Tomasello was a Pjfttlent at the Woodstock hospital for a few days last week. * held another one of their bake sales which, as usual, went over with a "bang." The proceeds of the sale were/put in the new school fund. Be sure to watch for an announcement of another bake sale in the future. . ; Returns to Florida ^-sllpr.- and Mrs. Jack Keenan and Rptfy T.nii and Tom, rej io uieir home in i'om- $(jpmo Beach, Pla., last week. The /jfeenan family resided with her }pother, Mr^. Helen Hettermann, [jfo? the summer months. B 'f Bowling News *••• .TKe bowling season is in full {jjswiiig once again, in these past | 'two weeks both the ladies' and ijthe .men's leagues have gotten • fUnder way at the Bowling Bar >|Both leagues that bowl on Thuis- ! |4ay and Friday are bowling with f tfttll eight teams once again. This 'n That Mr, and Mrs. Don Michels of Wonder Lake were callers at the Qeorge Michels home last week. ; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Friend of |Qhicago, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ttreutzer, Mrs. Florence Geier land Mr. and Mrs, Gene King "were callers at the home of Mrs. ^Catherine Smith last Sunday, . ; Mr. and Mrs. George Hiller [were happy to have her sister 'and husband as guests last week- end. t Mr. and Mrs. Matt Laures of McHenry, Mrs. Lena Pitzen and 'Mrs. Helen Hettermann were dingier guests at the home of Mr. land Mrs. Jos. Smith last Thursday evening. After the delicious [dinner was over, an enjoyable evening of card playing was enjoyed by the group. A Boy For the Kruegers Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krueger of Jak-Ana Heights are the proud parents of a baby boy. The little one was born last Sunday evening, Sept. 19, at the Woodstock hospital and weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces. The Kruegers have one other child, a daughter, Terry. Happy Birthday Birthday greetings , are extended to Jean Hettermann, who celebrated her third birthday on Sept. 17. to Mrs. Betty Freund, whose birthday was on Sept. 18, and to Mrs. Dorothy Hettermiann, who will celebrate her birthday on Sept. 26. . St. John's School News Reported to me by Dorothy Schaefer and Barbara Skrentny: The pupils of St. John's would ]i);r all the parents v.'liu children in our school to join the P.T.A. The fee is only fifty cents a year. Those who join before Nov. 1 will help their child's room win a prize. The prize will eventually go to the room having the largest number of parents registered in the f/organization. The first meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 27, at 8 o'clock in the School. A social hour to help raise funds will be held after the business meeting. Years ago, two scared first graders began roaming the halls of St. John's school. Now Adele Schmitt and Dorothy Hiller are two young ladies who have gone far and have entered Alverno college in Milwaukee. The college is run by the Franciscan Sisters, the same order that is in charge of our school. A few words of congratulations to Dennis May, who entered the Salvatorian seminary in St. Nazianz, Wis., and Donald Schmitt, wh6 went to the Sacred Heart seminary in Geneva, 111. Both boys were eighth grade graduates from here last June. We wish them success and God's blessing. Happy birthday "greetings to -jftUlitUlO 'i.i'iY-Uiifl, who H I »J(1" his eighth, birthday on Sept. 9, and to Jane Schilling1, Janis An-' sell and Jean Smith, who are celebrating their birthdays within the next week. Prcscripli Pharmacists iiill SvSv'S &*:yS8; i-SScji&jg Bake Sale a Success The Christian Mothers did it | again! Last Sunday morning they One 1 me When You can O u t s m a x l Y o u r s e l f . . . Your Doctor's prescription, usually in Latin and technical symbols, is Apys very exact in its meanug. It conveys his directions pMctly--to your phormaci* It is best for you not to try to interpret its meaning without professional guidance. It is our duty to carefully dispense the prescription, and te complete for your use the directions and dosage--exactly the functions for which our specialized education IBs prepared us. We assure you of best quality, for in our stock are products of Parke, Davis & Company, and other recognized makers of drugs and pharmaceuticals. 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