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9 Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Plan Summer Annual Picnic For Juniors Annual picnic, Wednesday, Aug. 2, at ^Lily Lake, Wis. Transportation will be by cars, leaving about 10 a.m., and returning about 4:15 p.m. Mothers are needed. Please call Mrs. Dorothy (Richard) Hiller and advise if you will drive. There will also be swimming. Pre-schoolers are invited, but must be accompanied by an adult. Non-swimmers must also be accompanied by an adult. There Will be a minimal admission charge. Pick up your permission slips from Mrs. Dorothy (Richard) Hiller, Mrs. Jan (Philip) Bartmann, or Mrs. Barbara (Chris) Wirtz. Slips must be returned before July 30. Forty-eight girls, mothers and brothers, enjoyed the first game of a doubleheaderatCubs park Wednesday, July 19. They made the trip by bus. Everyone had fun! N C S.F CHANGES St. Agatha Court 477, golf outing and luncheon. Wed­ nesday, Aug. 16, 10 a.m., has been changed to Hunter Country club, , Richmond, Corner Rt. 12 and 173. Lun­ cheon about 1 p.m. Regular golfers and non-golfer mem­ bers are cordially invited. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Laura (Francis) Sch- mitt or Mrs. Virginia (Paul) Pitzen, by Aug. 9. FOOTBALL- JOHNSBURG H.S. Thirty four boys attended the meeting for football prospects, Monday, July 17, 7:30 p.m. at the Junior high. They were given a copy of the schedule, a training program for the summer, and a reminder about physicals night, Aug. 4. These reports are to be turned in prior to participation in any sport. Names were received of boys who were on vacation or working, but want to play, and anyone else interested can call the high school number and get information, or can secure details at the physicals night, Aug. 4 There will be further information for handing out equipment on Aug. 16 Coach Heimerdinger con­ ducted the meeting. Freshman coach is Bob Smith. BIRTHDAYS Tracy Hiller, Spring Grove road, will be six years old Aug. 2, and celebrate with her girl friends at a party of games and enjoying a "Holly Hobby" birthday cake which her mother will bake. Linda Woellert, Hillcrest PL, Tracy's friend, had a birthday July 23. Many more happy birthdays, Tracy and Linda. Both Tracy and Linda will be entering Ringwood school's first grade in September. John Clark, a parishioner of St. John's, will be fourteen Sunday, July 23. September will find him in the freshman class at Marian high school. A happy birthday and a happy year, John! RECUPERATION Timmy Hiller, Spring Grove road, V/2 years old, is doing much better since his bout with pneumonia. He is Tracy Hiller's brother, and he also enjoyed her birthday. It is good to hearthat Harry Bochat, who has been in Crystal Pines Nursing home for therapy, may soon be returning home. Keep hifn,,,.?^ your prayers, along with all those who are presently not enjoying good health. N.C.S.F CONVENTION Sunday through Thursday, Aug. 6 through 10, at Radisson hotel, 5050 N. Michigan, Chicago. Marie Oeffling and Virginia Pitzen are Illinois delegates. Mass 5 p.m. Holy Name cathedral, Cardinal Cody celebrant, Monday, Wed­ nesday, Thursday, east room, as well as all sessions. Tuesday at St. Mary's. Reception, 7 p.m. Sunday, King Arthur's room. Followed by a Hawaiian party Monday, banquet in the grand ballroom, Tuesday, and Drury Lane theatre, Wed­ nesday, concluding with in­ stallation of new officers Thursday, and then departure. Approximately 150 will go on a tour of Hawaii leaving Thur­ sday. P.T.O. JOHNSBURG SCHOOLS Next meeting Tuesday, Aug. 1,8 p.m., Bush school. Do try to be there. PHYSICALS NIGHT For Johnsburg high school students and Junior high school, Friday, Aug. 4, 7 to 9 p.m., at the Junior high school gym, for all incoming sophomores, juniors and seniors and in­ coming sixth, seventh and eighth graders. There will be a charge. Three male physicians and one female physician will be available. It is desirable that one parent accompany the student, as an insurance waiver must be signed. Gym suits for high school boys and girls will be available that night. These are man­ datory for all incoming fresh­ men. All reports on physicals are to be turned in prior to par­ ticipation in any sport! All incoming fifth graders and freshmen must have a physical from their family physician, according to state law. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL Registration for new families moving into our parish, please call the convent and make an appointment. This is for Kin­ dergarten through eighth grade. For new uniforms, please ask for form from Sister Vi, so they may be received by the opening of school. Prompt delivery is made. St. John's school will open Monday, Sept. 11. ST. JOHN'S FESTIVAL This will be the 135th an­ niversary of our parish and we will celebrate with a three-day festival, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,Aug. 11, 12, 13, with rides for the children and adults, fish fry Friday, steak fry Saturday; outdoor Mass and a family sitdown diiiher Sunday, all on the grounds of the Johnsburg Community club. There will be a Four Seasons bazaar booth, baked goods, garden vegetables, food available at all hours, roasted corn, and many, many other , interesting activities. I Don't miss this big event - be seeing you there! DATES TO REMEMBER Aug. 1 - P.T.O. meeting Johnsburg schools, Bush school 8 p m. Aug. 2 - N.C.S.F. Juniors- annual picnic, Lily Lake, Wis. Aug. 4 - Physicals night, Johnsburg high school Athletic Booster club. Aug. U, 12, 13 - St. John's church Pioneer Days festival - 135th anniversary of parish Aug. 16 - N.C.S.F St. Agatha Court-golf outing and luncheon, Hunter Country club, Rich­ mond. Aug. 16-17 - Registration, PAGE 21 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,1»78 Johnsburg Unit school District 12\ Aug. 20-27 - St. John's school registration days, at the Masses or during the week at the convent. Newcomers to parish, please call convent for appointment. Fish Food Illinois Department of Conservation biologists are stocking Illinois lakes with* threadfin shad, not as a sport fish but to provide food for crappie, largemouth bass and other game fish According to a conservation department spokesman, the threadfins produce seyeral broods each season and provide forage food for the predator fish that anglers prize The threadfin stocking program has been underway since 1974. First Prom Night Set For Rocroatlon Group The Northern Illinois Special Recreation association has announced its first annual prom night, to be held Friday, July 28, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Barrington park district, Lions drive, Barrington. All Everylife campers and their friends and families are welcome. 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