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McHENHY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, February 7, celebrated Mr: Dehn's fifty-eighth NAMED EDITOR birthday Recently a group of gathered together in suhny Florida to resume aquaintances. Present in this group were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herdrich and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Laures of Mc- Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Nell, Mrs. Helen Hettermann and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, all of here, and Mr. and Mrs. .Tack Keenan of Pampano Beach, f*la. Miss Rita Dehn of Chicago was a weekend visiWr at the Jim Hettermann home. JOHNSBURG NEWS by Betty Hetterman i I DON PEASLEY •ttinrmfi-irirfMiiiin nn i f i rn rriiniiiirtii m, Brownie News The last meeting of the Brownies, which took "place on Jan. 29, found Sandy Meyers acting as hostess for the group. The girls are now' engaged in working on their valentine projects. It has been brought to my attention that two leaders and three committee women are badly needed for new troops next year. These positions take so little time but are so rewarding when you see how Much these young girls learn. If these positions are not filled, it may be necessary to disband the troops..... This would be a terribjn thing to happen since the present officers have worked so hard to get the Brownies started this year. If you have a spare hour a week, you will fill the bill. 4 Passes On Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Bob Joyce, whose father passed away in Chicago early .Thursday morning. Thomas Stanton, age 88. underwent surgery at Billings hospital earlier last week. He was thought to have been improving when death claimed him. He ws laid to rest in Chicago Monday morning. Polio Drive Hats off to Mrs. Marie Oeffling and Mrs. Olivia Hiller and their hard working committee who collected funds for the polio campaign even though the weather was quite nippy on some days and nights. I hope to have the grand total collected in a forthcoming column. Congratulations Corner Happy birthday to little Curt Rosing, who will have one. big candle on his cake come Feb. 13, and his dad will celebrate his natal day two davs later, on Feb. 15. A very special wish for continued good health and happiness is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, who will observe their fifty-eighth wedding anniversary this week. Around The Town Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zeller and family spent a Sunday in Meadowdale recently, where Mrs. Zeller acted as god-mother fo the newest member of the Dan Hill family. Mrs. Zeller's niece was baptized Ruth Ann. Mrs. Flo Nelson is enjoying a few day's vacation at her home in Sunset View. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn of Chicago spent last Sunday at the Richard Dehn home, where they Supervisor-Employer Relations Booklet Theme The foreman--as a supervisor skilled in human relations--holds the master key which will unlock greater productivity on the part of the American industrial workers, the National Association of Manufacturers has announced. In a new booklet entitled "Improving Human Relations," the NAM presents an action program which is designed to help top management develop better supervisor - employee relations 'in the plant, and thus step up productivity. Pointing out that the success of a company "rests heavily on how well the management group performs in achieving person-to-person understanding," the booklet emphasizes that the supervisor, as a member of management, must "listen" to employees and understand their needs and wants. Thus, it says, supervisors can identify friction spots that need clearing up and can "build the team spirit so essential to lower costs and greater productivity." Support Volunteers of America Don Peasley, veteran member of the Illinois Agricultural association publicity staff, has been named editor of the Illinois Fafrti Bureau "Tab." "Tab" is a new monthly newspaper-type publication of the statewide .Farm Buru organization. Its first regular issue was distributed last week tp Farm Bureau leaders at the county level. Peasley and his wife, Frances, live in Woodstock and have three children--Mary, 5; Mark, 4; and Charles, 1. He is a member of the McHcnry County Farm Bureau, Woodstock Chamber of Commerce, veteran and fraternal organizations, the Little League board of directors and St. Mary's church. 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