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M i : ; Johnsburg hath cuums of RESWHTS by Betty Hettermann Our deepest sympathy is extended; two of our local residents who had sorrow in their family this past week. Willard Kiddelsen 43, passed away at the Great Lakes hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Kiddelsen is the brother Of Mrs. Bill Martinec. Besides ^rs. Martines, other survivors „ include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kiddelsen of Cooney Heights, two sisters and a brother. *" *• ii i •'[ i . <• ;• '« ; Mrs. Rudy Fischer was called to "Fontana, California last Tuesday upon .the death of her mother, Mrs. Walter Lyons. Marge was' accompaned by her brother, Leo an$ an aunt, Plrs. Violet Drobeck. both of Chicago, on the flight to Cal- ' ifornia. Besides Marge, Leo and Mrs; Drobeck, surviving also is the husband, Walter, Jtwo daughters, Helen Hays and Elaine Hill both of Fointena, a brother George Hen- "drikson and several grandchildren. jjf On the Band Wagon Literally speaking, that is!-- in connection with the recent dances sponsored by the firemen of station 2. Fire chief Otto Adams relays his many thanks to all of us who helped •make their endeavor a success. ^Thanks aren't really necessary 'as everyone who showed up had themselves "a real ball." 'We are all looking forward to £keir dance again next year. Date Reminder / Just a word. to all of you plucky people who made your reservations for the community club's ladies night banquet. Don't forget'the date, next Mondy evening, May 5, around 7:15 to 7:30. in the Community Club hall. Be sure to bring 4£>ur appetite along as there will be a most delicious roast beef dinner awaiting your prepared by some of our finest rooks. Ah Even Half-Dozen ? „ Mr. and Mrs. Cletus LaFon- I taine welcomed a son to their • family recently thus making ^ ,• it two to four in favor of their ; ' jpaift sex: The newest memi ; Wer made his -appearance on •) a, flcasraas-fc ' i i ' A p r i l 20 in t h e W o o d s t o c k h o s - pital. Congratulations to the <,4 LaFontaine -family. " » Scoots On The Go , -Explorer Scouts Fred Durrenberg of, Jak-Ana Heights and Hugh Nelson of Oeffling's subdivision attended the annual U. S. Grant pilgrimage of the boy scouts of America with troop 162 of McHenry at Galena, 111., last, Saturday. Boy Scouts from Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa took part in the impressive celebration. Saturday night the scouts camped at the Mississippi Palisades State Park on the Mississippi river and returned Sunday night. Johnsburg Boys' League The meeting of the Johnsburg boys' league was held on Wednesday, April 23, at which time election of officers was held. Newly ; elected into office were Rudy Fischer of Jak- Ana Heights as president, Archie Fletcher of Pistakee as vice-president and Valerie Patterson of SunnySide as secretary- treasurer. Last year the league treasury was so depleted that it operated in thfc red until the fall meeting and some of the members prepaid some of their dues to meet the accrued bills. At this recent meeting it was unanimously voted to raise the dues from $2 to $4. At the fall meeting a project was decided upon in order for the boys to rebuild the treasury. The boys are hoping for a lot of outside cooperation to defray the experise of badly needed equipment for the teams. There will undoubtedly be more teams than last years so the expense will be higher. The league hopes to secure enough outside help to cover the cost of the insurance for the teams also. The insurance had to be paid by each boy last year. Tryouts for the teams will be held in early May. Parents who registered their boys will be notified as to the date and a release will also be sent to them. This release is to be signed before the boy can participate. Anyone wishing to pay their dues can do so by sending it to Valerie Patterson, Route 5 Box 656, McHenyr. if it is , more convenient, drop your dues at Paul's Drivein. The .league is in need of at least two more managers and coaches. Anyone wishing to work with these boys and has one or two evenings open each week, please contact anyone of the league officials. This is a worthwhile cause and the time spent Will be well worth the effort At the present time there are close to eighty boys registered for theSfc lfeagtie 'teams.' So please step up and help with these future major leaguers. ii- * I invades the low-priced field with a full-sized sedan at smallcar prices ^ Mercury SEE YOUR LOCAL MERCURY DEALER ^ Birthday Corner Best wishes to Mrs. Hilda May who celebrated her natal day on April 25 by having her family as dinner guests. JLittle Mary O'Connor observed her fifth birthday last Saturday, April 26, by having a few of her youry* friends at her, home.- Nancy Weber turned "sweet sixteen" on April 26. Best wishes for future happy birthday for the above mentioned. • • "Uve I# Up® Hits spring with 0 handy kitchen phone in color! V> v ^J'ith a kitchen phone there's no *iieed to leave whatever you're doing to answer a call or take ihat "telephone break" you tie- £erve. "Just reach! ^ All this and color, too--to give your kitchen that fresh, springlime look! Your Service Representative at the telephone business office will be glad to make all arrangements for your kitchen phone in color. Call her toda*. The number is on page 1 of your telephone directory. Or ask any installer- repairman y?u see. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE 1S6 N. Riverside Dr. Modern homes have handy phone* Around The Town Joan Young left her college studies recently to'spend some time with her family, the Leo Youngs. i We are all happy to know Mrs. Johanna Smith is at her home after spending several days in the Woodstock hospital. Mrs. Henry Freund and son, Douglas, spent last week in Chicago where her uncle was quite ill. Paul and Henrietta Boyk of Chicago spent last Tuesday visiting at the: Ed -Hettermanh home. Don't forget the ladies are gathering after the 8 o'clock Mass next Tuesday morning May 6, to clean the church in preparation for first communion. All women, especially the mothers of the first communicants are asked to attend and make this chore as light as possible. The more who come, the sooner everyone can get through. Donations of cleaning materials and food for the noon lunch are still acceptable. So sorry the names of Anita Fralind and Eva Schaefer were tmntted from last week Foresters banquet and instalation event. Also omitted were the names of the special conductors. Grace Hiller, Patty Frisby, Verna Miller and Dorothy Schaefer. The girls were beautifully gowned in pastel formals for the occasion. Cecelia Freund, Barbara Seeber, Kathy, Sandy and Jean Hettermann took part in a Ringwood Benefit Party For Cemetery Association - by Mrs. George Shepard The . cemetery ,J association will hold a benefit card party at the school house Thursday evening, May 1. Personals' Mr. and Mrs. BOyd Do well arrived home Wednesday evening from their honeymoon and are nicely settled in their home which i|ey purchased of Chancy Harrison. Jack Pearson arrived home Friday evening from East St. Louis where he is attending college. He was called here by the death of his uncle, Laverne Harrison. Woody Bowman of St. Joe, Mich, spent Wednesday afternoon with his brother Fred Bowman and family. dance recital in the McHenry Junior high school last Sunday afternoon. Jack Keenan of Pompano Beach, Fla., arrived here last Friday to spend the summer months. His wife Ollie and children, Betty Lou and Tom will follow suit in a couple of weeks or so. Dinner guests at the Jim Hettermann home last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs/ John Dehn of Chicago. Mesdames Elmer Olsen and Glen Jackson of Richmond, Walter Wilcox of Woodstock, Viola Low and Emily Beatty spent Friday in the Clarence Dalke hojne at Lombard. Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby moved into their new home west of Ringwood Saturday. Mrs. Joe Condon and daugh-, ter Bonhie, Mrs. Edward Coi don and Mrs. Clarence Adanfts visited Jerry Condon at Maqi son, Wis., Friday. Mrs. John Hogan and daughter, Pat, attended a dretrict banquet of the Friendship circle girls at Palatine Monday evening. Pat hopes to \organize one at Ringwood for Sunior high and high school girls. Tuesday evening the Bu: Three 4-H club met at the McHenry high school. Mrs. Floyd Howe ^f Crystal Lake spent Monday evening in the home or her brother and \vife Mr. and Mrst Louis Hawley. - Mrs. John Hogan took Patty Low, Sandra Hoffman and Pat Hogan to a county 4-H Safety meeting at the Woodstock high school Wednesday .evening: On Saturday evening * the 4-H spring rally of the county was held at the Woodstock high school. The Ringwood 4-H club were one of the ten leading clubs taking part in the program including Miss Pat Hogan a Junior leader who will take part in a 4-H skit. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Soddy of Kenosha spent Sunday with Dr. & Mrs. William Hepburn. Mrs. Ardin Frisbie of Greenwood visited her mother Mrs. Flora Harrison Monday. Mr. and Mi's. Roy Harrison ftnd Mrs. Flora Harrison were visitors at Hunjtley Tuesday, f Among those from here to attend the Spring luncheon at Alden Thursday were Mesdames Kenneth Cristy, Ben Cristy, Ben Walkington, John Hogan, Paul Walkington, Ruby Shepard, Viola Low, William Cristy and Stanley Jepson. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce .1 . were among those from here to Attend the 4-H Spring rally at Woodstock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs» Ansel Dewey of Armstrong, 111., spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walkington. Mrs. " Ruby Shepard spent from Saturday until Monday night, in the Alan Ainger home at Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ehlert and Donna of Richmond spent Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ehlert. Miss Nancy Bowman attended a luncheon in Chicago Saturday given for ! t^e Kempers Women's Club. ; j Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Wiedrich and Mrs. Louis Winn spent Friday evening, in the Jack Leonard home at Lake Geneva. Butchie Leonard returned home with them for the weekend. Mfs. 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