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HOLQ INITIATION FOR NEW MEMBERS A T FORESTER MEET Hie members of St. Agatha court No. 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters, will hojd their regular monthly / meeting in the Johnsburg Community Club hall on Tuesday evening, June 20th. At this time initiation of hew members will take place. All new members of the! past year are asked to attend. LouLaBay is chairman of the following committee , Isabell Stilling, Kay Bauer, Amelia Smith, LuAnn Smith, Clarice Fiieund, Susie Hiller and Roselle Stilling. NEWEST OF NEWS FROM THE DIAPER LINE "Two new infants made news recently in our town. The Bob were ever so happy with the arrival of their second grandson. The robust young lad was born in St.Therese hospital mi June 1 and weighed over 9 lbs. His parents are the Martin Kolenos of Sunnyside. Our congratulations to all the happy people. / The Don Busch family was increased by one more with the arrival of a daughter last week. Charlie and Marie Busch, former business people in our town for many years, are the proud paternal grandparents. Congratulations are also sent along to these happy families. IMPRESSIVE GRADUATION CEREMONIES Last Friday's graduation ceremonies which took place in Chicago made quite an impression on two of our local families. Ginny Covalt of Hillcrest OPEN FOR BUSINESS FREE PARKING at our new location Larger quarters to give you, our customers, better service. We service all makes of color and black & white TV's -- Radios - Phonographs - Stereos COMPLETE ANTENNA I N S T A L L A T I O N UHF&VHF We Repair Antennas and Install TV Towers Place was accompanied by: her mother-in-law when they witnessed the graduation of Bob Covalt. The beautiful ceremony was conducted in the Rockefeller Chapel. Bob, after many years of night school, and many hours of study received his Master degree of Business Administration from the University of Chicago. Needless to say, Pm sure there were afewtears streaming down the faces of the two women in Bob' s life as he received his degree. Those two women Pm referring to are his wife and his mother. Mrs. Arnold Michels, and daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, were in the city to participate at the graduation of Mrs. Melinda Mitchell from the nurses school at the University of Illinois. The graduation exercises were held in the Medinah Temple. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gerald Might of Warner-Robbins, Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mitchell of Washington, D.C. spent the past week as guests in the Michels home, v. PEOPLE IN THE AIR Susan Heim of Kentucky arrived at CHare airport many hours late last Saturday due to that bad storm that hit many. Susie, who made her home here for most of her young life, is spending a vacation in the Bob Joyce home. Mrs. Mary Ann Huemann and children flew here from their home in California early this week. They will be spending the next couple of weeks between her folks in McHenry and the Joe Huemann home. The Jim Huemann family are waiting for their home in Crystal Lake to be vacated so they can move back there. They have been residing in California for the past year. Jim will be joining his family shortly. He has been transferred to this vicinity and will CHare. be flying out - ' * p family from Sunnyside Estates in their home last Sunday. Cooking Tips % JUNE IS, 1967- PLAINDEALER - SEC. - LUNCHEON REMINDER Be sure to circle June 28;ffi of this month. Save this date so you can join the members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality in their afternoon of fun and relaxation. These ladies are sponsoring a luncheon and card party starting at noon on this date in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Get a group together and spend an enjoyable afternoon. AMUSEMENT PARK FUN FOR YOUTHS The Pat Club of St. Patrick's in McHenry have invited the youth of St. John's to join forces .with them on a trip to Riverview next Thursday evening* June 22. The buses will leave St. Patrick's; at <6 p.m. and will return somewhere close to midnight. There will be a charge for the bus trip. Also your spending money will go a little further than usual as it will be discount night on June 22. No reservations are needed, but be sure to be at St. Patrick's plenty early to catch the bus. The entire trip will be under adult supervision. TIGERS TRY TO WORK UP INTEREST The Johnsburg Tiger baseball team members maybe calling at your door very shortly as they try to promote more interest in their team needs. Please try to do your best to support them as much as possible. Their next game here will be June 18 at 1:30 p.m. and they will oppose the team from Dundee. So far this season the Tigers have a 2 and 0 record. They certainly will appreciate your assistance. SUNDAY VISITORS Tom and Darlene Huemann entertained the Jerry Olsen INFORMATION NEEDED If there is anyone in Johnsburg that would be interested in delving into the past forty years and gathering all the important events and topics, please contact Tom Huemann and he will tell you just what it is that is needed. A book, andmindyou this will be a hard bound book of professional type, on the History of McHenry County is being put together slowly but surely. The persons who gathers all the important data of the years will turn it over to a central point and there it wi\l be put together xfor printing. It will be written up by someone, yet to be chosen. This book, when it is completed, will have about 1000 pages, it will prove to be a keepsake for all who purchase it and will be something that will ^>e passed on for generations to come. We do need someone from our town badly and the sooner the better. If you would be interested or would like to know more, please feel free to contact Tom Huemann, chairman of Education. and Public Relations committee. BOY FORESTERS TO MEET All juvenile members of St. John's court number 96 are asked to attend the meeting to be held in the community club hall on Wednesday, June 21 at 7 p.m. And away I go for another week. The response for news is getting so much better. Let's keep it that way and then let's go on to bigger and better things. . Be very kind to all and I will see you all right here next time. 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