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So ajpin all, in order to1 have a successfuf program next year, Dorothy Adams has sent out t h e " S . O . S . " c a l l f o r m o r f e Workers. If you are interested in*, becoming a leader or in hoping in any other way, plj&so. call Dorothy at 2534 aafcsoon as possible. ^ News From TKe CJohnsburg Boys' League ^p. meeting will be held for th§ boys and their parents on MSy 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the JcJBnsburg public school field. Tfre teams will be picked at thfc time. In the near future a letter will be sent to all those who ha[ye registered for the league. iSl^bloged in this letter will be a • release form. This release fojjn and the registration fee wm be collected at the meeting of May 15, if they have n o t b 6 e n t u r n e d i n b e f o r e . These two items are important so; be sure you take care of them. If you do not receive a letter, your registration form was not received by the league and most likely you were Bojt at the first meeting to p a y y o u r r e g i s t r a t i o n . T h e hfoy 15 meeting will be the last time to register your boy for the league. • The league is still in need -of; two managers -and-coaches.. T h e y e x p e c t t o h a v e e i g h t tedms so in order to do this the need for more men volunteers is most urgent. Will someone please step up and help with the boys!!! If they do'not get the necessary help, tify will be able to field only th£ number of teams for which there are managers and coaches. We wish to see as many boys as possible play With thfe Johnsburg Boys' League so don't wait fpr "George" to do it. Put yourself in his shoes and step up to help this worthwhile - cause. It will give satisfaction to you. to see your efforts going into building stronger bodies and better characters in the future generation. Could be you may start a future major league star on his way. *The teams usually play once a Week so it means one evening a week to enjoy a ball game with your team. > 'ageThirteen Elected at Vl'COF Conference Our congratulations to Marie Oeffling Upon being elected president fpr 1959 of the Womens' Catholic Order of Foresters of the Rockford diocese association. Marie was elected at the recent meeting held in McHenry at which some 225 members and guests attended. Kathleen Freund serves as secretary of the association. Banquet Held in Ingleside The Thursday night ladies league held their aiinual banquet in Ingleside last week. Forty-one1 ladies enjoyed dinner together after which the current and future business was discussed. The new slate of officers for next season's bowling were chosen at this meeting. They are as follows'- Lois Anderson as president, Mary Tomasello as vice-president, Marge Voase as secretary, Laura Schmitt as treasurer. and Barbara Malinowski a s s e r g e a n t - a t - a r m s . A f a l l meeting will take place later. At that time the various teams will be chosen. To bring this enjoyable evening to a climax several of the ladies had gotten together a little skit which proved quite "side splitting." Ethel Rad portrayed her role as the lighthouse keeper to perfection while pixie Harriet Marshall added the lightness to the skit as the young daughter. Barb a r a M a l i n o w s k i h u s t l e d around in her portrayal of the mother while Bonnie Meyers "gave her all" as the nurse. Alice Ross should receive some kind of award for her dual role as the villain and the doctor. Mind you, these girls did this on thfrir own and came as a eomplete surprise to one and all. They even brought along costumes to make the play even more authentic. All in all it sure was a lot of fun. New Residents It seems like our community has become even more' popu- SPECIAL! ALL LADIE'S WATCH CORD BANDS UDUF REPLACED . . . r JLIJEiEJ McHENRY GIFT ENTERPRISES 523 W. Main McHenry, 111. PHONE 2828 lated since last week. . New families have taken up residence in our fair town and we all stand to bid them welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pechous and their two young children moved into their new home last Saturday. The Pechous family had formerly resided in P i s t a k e e H i g h l a n d s a n d a r e now residents in the Jak-Ana subdivision. x . Another new family in Jak- Ana Heights is the William J. C r i s t f a m i l y . M r . a n d M r s . Crist have come to our vicinity from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. We all hope their stay will be a most pleasant one as well as a lengthy one. / Both the Pechous and JpQst families reside on HiHcrest Place. Moving here recently from Morton Grove was the Gordon E. Kenney familj^The Kenneys have takenXip isesidence in the George Schmitt house on the church road. * . . * Our wishes for a most happy future in their new surroundi n g s a r e e x t e n d e d t o t h e s e three new families. School Registration Don't forget the registration for kindergarten' and first grade taking place in the public school from May 5 to May 9. The hours are from 1 to 3 p.m. on all five days. Congratulations Corner May is quite the month for birthdays and anniversaries. Wally and Phyllis Kalemba celebrated their first wedding anniversary orf May 4. Ditto for Clarence and Lucille Smith come May 18. Three Hettermanns chose May for their weddings. Ed and Dot exchanged vows twenty years ago on. May 11, while Jim and Betty celebrate eight years on May 13 and along came Gerry and Mary down the aisle thirteen years ago on May 19. Richard and Catherine Dehn will celebrate nine years of wedded bliss on May 28. "Buddy" Smith and Patsy Meyers celebrate their birthdays on May 13. Buddy will be eight and Patsy will turn seven. If my memory serves me right, the Freund household will celebrate two birthdays this month. Mary Ellen will be eight while young brother Douglas will be two. Young Johnny Miller will celebrate his third birthday this month while the "ever young" Bill Meyers will . observe" His natal day also. „ < ; JBest Wishes to one and ail. If there are birthdays or anniversaries in - your house this month why not 'call me and share them with others. Fire and Rescue &£tad Calls The rescue squad was called Out three times last week. On Friday morning the squad was called to Regner Road when a boat containing two Chicago men overturned. Friday afternoon the Lakemoor police department summoned the assistance of the rescue squad. The squad members administered oxygen to an elderly woman who was suffering from a possible heart attack. Early Sunday morning the squad was called to Pistakee Highlands where a local resident was involved in . an accident. The occupant of the car was suffering from several fraptures and was taken to the McHenry hospital. The local fire department was summoned to the George Reiker home in Weingart's subdivision last wieek. Damage was ket>t to a minimum. CENTURY OLD CASE A Century ago, the case of The People of the State of Illinois vs. William "Duff' Armstrong was set for the May term of the Cass circuit court which convened at Beardstown. Destined to play an, important role at one of the most critical times of his life, was Abraham Lincoln, lawyer for the defense. Beardstown is preparing to commemorate the centennial of ' that event on May 6 and 7. Now commonly known as the famous "Almanac Trial," it will be re-enacted on those dates atid the city will also hold a pageant as part of its celebration. A quarter-hour dramatization of this famous trial will also be circulated to radio stations throughout the state by the Illinois Departmental Information Service. Gov. William G. Stratton said that President Eisenhower's signing of the federal highway bill will 'give Illinois' road construction program a big boost and create many more jobs for workers. "I have asked the Division of Highways to take immediate action on a .survey of constructipn projects tlhat can be put Under contract with the $28,000.- 000 in additional federal funds to be allotted Illinois under the President's action," the governor said. A CHAT WITH OS ••Sw-'-V Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car, costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service v x All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHeAry, 111. 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Communities throughout the United States and Canada are joining in the annual observance of National Hospital Week. -- The Mayor's proclamation reads: WHEREAS our hospitals are providing an ever higher standard of care to an ever increasing number of patients; and v WHEREAS our hospitals are able to maintain the high standard of care only because a constant supply of personnel is available to them; and WHEREAS the constant supply of personnel is assured only through the community'^ contiguous support and understanding of the vital role played by hospitals, BE IT RESOLVED that this community salutes its hospitals and their "staffs in recognition of National Hospital Week, May 11-17, and calls attention to the opportunity for hospital careers that will benefit both the individual and the community. Taduattnij? . . . ; Cjotnft to the JProrh? DONT MISS THIS SPECIAL OFFElftl Graduation Dresses ... Party Frocks •. • Formals /^. Regular . .. Full and Ballerina Lengths .... 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