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Thursday, April 18, 1963 THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALEH Pag* FUitea Women of the Moose MeHenry ehapter. No. 134h accepted the invitation from the Crystal Lake chapter to honor their Green Cap Girl, Evelyn Hamer. The date for this occasion was April 9. Attending from MeHenry were the following: Junior Graduate Regent Ethel Bruce, Recorder Marjorie Fernstrom, Publicity Chairman Marcella Strossner, Moopehqven Chairman, Harriet Formella, Home Chapter Chairman Florence fussey, and College of Regents Members Mabel Thomas attd Hazel Struwe. Chairman for the Green Cap chapter night program was Xlfriogene , Ruckstahl, former deputy grand regent of the state of Illinois, and a, member of the Crystal Lake chapter. The officers of the Loyal Order of Moose of Crystal Lake, with their governor as spokesman, gave a very warm welcome to all present. Distinguished speakers ! for the evening were as follows: Marie Stenger, former member of the* Grand Council; Ruth Martin, present member of the Grand Council; Antionette Marinello, president of the College of Regents; and Wilma Martinson, former associate deair. Pilgram Ehlert, father of Green Cap Girl Evelyn Hamcr, told how happy the accomplishments of his daughters have made him. Evelyn's sister, Ruby Joy Ehlert, has received her invitation to the College of Regents and will receive her decree June 15. In attendance of this evening were twenty-two Green Cap girls from many surrounding chapters. Green Cap Girl Ethel Bruce of MeHenry very capably filled the chair as guest junior regent. It was Ethel's honor to have an important part in the enrolling of five new members into the Women of the Moose. Four of these members were enrolled in the Crystal Lake chapter and one in the Belvidere chapter. Twenty-five College of Regents members were present to act as honorary escorts for the evening. On April 10 our Green Can Girl, Ethel Bruce, attended Green Cap chapter night program at Elmhurst. Besides Flmhurst Green Cap Girl, Lucille Bosworth, there were four othtr Green Cap Girls attending Accompanying Ethel to Elm- Kurst was Mabel Thomas, College of Regents member. Also Attending were two College of Regents membrs, fourteen Academy of Friendship members and two Star Recorders. This was MsHenry's first visit tb the Elmhurst Women of ijie Moose chapter. * After the meeting, delicious refreshments were served. An enjoyable evening was had by all. UNIT 491 The Eleventh district junior auxiliary held their spring convention in Elgin April 6. .Junior members Eileen Homo, Bernadine Reid, Mary Pat Mrachek, Suzanne Matchen, Charlene Reid, Judy Homo, Linnea Blomgren and Janet Homo attended from MeHenry Unit 491. Mrs. Roy Homo and Mrs. Edwin Reid accompanied the girls. Eleventh District Junior President Carolyn Prokop presided oyer the meeting. Eleventh district Director Lucille Sandberg and Department of Illinois Junior Activities Chairman Lucille Acklin were among the distinquished guests. Mrs. Sandberg and Mrs. Acklin both praised the junior auxiliary members for their splendid work during the past year and urged them to keep up the good work. MeHenry County President Hazel Purvey of Crystal Lake was also among the distinquished guests. Installation of officers for 1963 was conducted by Mrs Helen Gordon. Dawn Wendland was installed as president of the Juniors for the eleventh district. Americanism Chairman Eleanore Reid announced the fol-. lowing winners of the essay Contest held in the local grade schools: first place. Tom Bolger of St. Mary's; second place, Sandra Winters of Iho Junior LONG HIKE ENDS IN SUCCESS FOR LOCAL YOUTHS On Thursday morning, April 10, at a very early 4:15 a.m„ four young MeHenry boys set forth with firm hearts and very strong legs, to try their luck on a hike to Lake Geneva and return. The four were Terry Doran of 3803 W. Kane avenue, Brucs Smith of 4315 West South street, both seventh graders, Terry Rogers of Clearbrook drive, an eighth grader, and Butch Lubke of Lakemoor, a junior in the local high school. The boys kept a good pace and by 11 a.m. were in Genoa City. By the time they reached Lake Geneva, they were quite warm and very tired, but a short jaunt through a sprinkler revived them enough for the trip back. Checking the boys at twohour intervals were Mrs. Louis Rogers, mother of Terry, and the sister of Butch Lubke. The boys arrived back in MeHenry at 4:50 p.m., making the trip in twelve hours and thirtyfive minutes, with no dropouts. RUMMAGE SALE PROCEEDS TO BUY CORPS UNIFORMS high; apd third place, Susan Conway of St. Mary's. At MeHenry high school winners Lynn Krebs and Theresa Freund, both freshmen. The title of the essay was "Great Americans of Illinois." Mrs. Robert Stueben and Mrs. Robert Einspar acted as judges 1 b<- contest. The Viscounts Parents association, made up of parents of the members of the W counts Drum corps, Color Guard and Vikettes Colo Guard, have announced the date of their rummage sale be June 14 from 6 to 9 p.nr and all day June 15, at tb* A-O.K. Instrument Repair shoi on Front street. This will be the second sale sponsored hy the parents, and they are hoping to have as big a success this year as in 1962. The chairman of the rummage committee, Jerry Boehm, would like to have the cooperation of the MeHenry and sui rounding areas in donating ar tides. With the advent c>I spring cleaning time, most people find something they would like to be rid of, and Mrs. l3oehm is willing to pick up anything of this nature. Just call her at 385-2884 and sho will call for all rummage «t your convenience. The funds raised at this sale will be used to purchase new uniforms and equipment for the drum corp and for any other needs which might arise with the advent of the corps season. Jewel Pastry Shop Special Thurs., Fri., Sat.y Only! ea. 19 READ THE CLASSIFIEDS m Declared Dividend Rate LOANS FOR -- Purchasing of New Homes • Purchasing of Older Homes Remodeling of Present Homes We have over 85 years' experience In making ldans and offer . . . LOW INTEREST RATES . . . LOW SERVICE CHARGES LOW CLOSING CO^S . . . PliOAlPT PROCESSING. 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