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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 2, 1959 Johnsburg FIRE STATION 2 SPONSORS DANCE SATURDAY. APR. 4 by iletty Hettermann The members of si a (ion 2 would like to extend a cordial invitation to one and all to attend'the annual dance next Saturday evening, April 4. You can show a little appreciation for the wonderful job these fellows do. by purchasing a couple of tickets. Music and refreshments will be available throughout the evening so why not join in on the fun and come •on over to the community club hall next Saturday evening. St. John's P.T.A. The Sisters and members of St. John's P.T.A met in the community club hall last Monday. Father Rueland of SI. Mary's was present to deliver a most interesting talk on vocations. At the end of Father Uueland's talk a regular meeting was called to, order. The new slate of officers for. next season will be as follows. Catherine Frederick as president. Dorothy Adams as vice-president; Lil Niemic as secretary and Dorothy Whiting as treasurer. The forty-seven members who were present c* this meeting voted on tne various posters on vocations which were hung on the walls of the hall. The posters were drawn by children of our school. The extended to Mrs. Johnston of Hiller's subdivision whose mother passed away last week. The. Johnston family was in Chicago on Thursday to attend the final vites. Civic Duty May I lake this opportunity to remind you of the election coming up next Tuesday, April 7. It is the duty of every eligible voter to get out and vote. Polling place for this vicinity is at the Community club hall. Around the Town Dick Hiller left his college studies to spend several days visiting his parents, the George Killers for Easter. Guests in the Richard Dehn home on Easter Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. John Doetsch and family of Bristol. Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Art Kattner and daughter of Spring Grove, Mr. and Mrs. William May and sons and Mrs Catherine Freund. The Paul Boyk family sperr several days visiting at the Ed Ilettermann home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Fisher and son spent the Easter holiday vacationing in Missouri. Carl Bugner. who was recently discharged from Fort Lewis, Wash., upon completion of a two year army hitch, spent last weekend visiting at the Arnold Michels home. He is i the nephew of Mrs. Michels and r * t- • . '*he son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert poster from Sister Emmesia s , Bu of A] d OWo room won first prize. Attend- I ance prize was won by Sister ! Ameilette's room, and Sister Alberta Marie's room. P'ach had the same amount of parents present. Be sure to attend the next meeting-on May IS,.at which time Father Baumhofer will be the guest speaker. Johnsburg Boys League The 1959 season for the Johnsburg bevs league will begin with a meeting on Wednesday. April 8 at 7:30 p.m. This meeting will be held in the community club hall. Parents interested in having their bovs play in the league are invited to attend. Applications for admission to Mr. and Mrs. Don Dowe of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Jim Hettermann and daughters, and Carol Ann Stilling were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Helen Hctterir. rnn. Girl Scouts and Brownie News Troop 135 practiced a skit at their last meeting which they will present at the Father and Daughter banquet later in April. Troop 408 presented a skit and worked on badges at theii recent meeting. Mrs. Hild.i Thelen served refreshments to both of these troops. Troop 295 started making corsages for the forthcoming Mother and Daughter tea. Carol Ann Dehn and Nancy Kenney distributed cookie treats to the rest of the troop Troop 378 completed their Easier purses and took them home. The girls helped Frances Klolz celebrate her eighth birlhday. Frances^treated the girls to candy and cookies. Welcome "Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafei were Chicago callers lasi Thursdav. Returning with them was Mi\ Schafer's father, Frank J. Schafer. 86, who had just returned from a month's trip to Florida. He has been residing in the Schafer home.. Also accompanying them to their Johnsburg residence was Mrs. Schafer's father, Nick Weber. who will spend two weeks 1 here. Last Thursday, the Schafers" daughter, Joyce, left on an Easter vacation trip to New Orleans, La. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grube of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs Art Watzner and family of Grayslake were Sunday dinner guests of Joe and Clara Adams. Pam Hiller and daughter LEGAL DISTRICT ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the caucus for the nomination of candidates for the office of school director will be held at the voting place on the day of the election preceding the opening of the polls and beginning at 11:30 o'clock A.M. on Saturday, the 11th day of April, 1959. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON SATURDAY, left by train last week to spend ! the 11th day of April, 1959, an about ten days visiting parents in St. Paul. Minn. her Birthday Corner Belated happy birthday to play will be available at this | Janice Wakitsch and Marilyn meeting. Any boy in the age group of eight through graduation. from grade school and living in this area is eligible to play. Change of Date Of interest to the juvenile girl Foresters is the change of date for their installation of officers. The original date was April 5 but has now been changed to April 26. Please keep this in mind. Welcomed Addition Relations and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Miller were real happj to learn of the birth of their son on March 22. The young lad has four sisters who are just waiting for a chance to spoil him. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Freund. Smith who share March 20 as their natal day. Ethel Nell received her birthday wishes in New Jersey on March 27. Walter Smith had reason to celebrate on March 31--it was his ? birthday. Best wishes to all! election will be held at RING WOOD S C H O O L i n S c h o o l District No. 34, County of Mc- Henry and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing ONE SCHOOL DIRECTOR FOR THE FULL TERM The Polls will open at 12 o'clock NOON, and close at 2 o'clock P.M. of the same day. j BY ORDER OF THE, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SAID DISTRICT Dated this' 30th day of March, 1959. WALTER E. LOW, President J. P. WALKINGTON, Clerk (Pub. April 2, 1959) V. RU8Sanam0tSTERY\ (MANED the scientific my ' \ ^Duracle©oi" ' • All work done In your own hornet • Everything ready to use eame dayl 3 No messy soaking, no shrinking! For FREE estimate, call McHenry. 3418 Death Claims Mother Our sincere sympathies are DURACLEAN SERVICE by FAIK 9418 ICE J PERSONAL! (io lhe residents of McHenry Township) Here Are Some Astonishing Facts ... 1. 707c of all the people ever born, anywhere in the world, are living today. 2. Life expectancy is twenty years greater now, than it was at the turn of the century. 3. You are living in one of the fastest growing townships in the United States. 4. It is the duty of your elected officials to help protect the interests of the people and to assist in the orderly growth of your community. - SO - You owe it to yourselves and to your children, to support the best candidates in every election. There is a township election next Tuesday, April 7th, so we made a study of the work done by the township officials. Here is what we learned: LEROY M. SMITH _ Officials from every township in McHenry County told us that he is one of the best men ever to serve on the County Board. LEROY M. SMITH -- We asked your teachers, your neighbors and many of the people you served for all these years, about your qualifications. They told us your ability and integrity are the very best and that your interest in serving the people goes well beyond the call of duty. 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