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• • * v- -em.. '-7v:;Lf , t vp 3'**^!;, 3 Jpy'W - *ff SCOUT TROOP AT AIRPORT pm wiiiii Sii ^ikssr 5® I I' ^ 'A. 4H MA #1,1 fort Daughters of '98. On Friday, May 7, Fort No. 4, Daughter* of '98, celebrated the twentieth annlve'sary of the founding of the I 1. No. Although he adopted the *» „„ u__. ,i , . fort. Of the twenty fort captains letter S, with a period, as a middle ** 7°® *»«•• SOmeiP.ng to TEST YOUR I. Q. ! FARMERS who served during the paat twenty years, fifteeen were present at this birthday party. The retail committee Of the Chamber of commerce recommends that McHenry stores be closed all day Monday, May 31, in observance of Memorial Day. initial. 1. Baghdad. 3. In 1912 Josh Devore of th4 New York Giants robbed four dur-» ing the ninth inning. 4. An American named Run! in 1849. 5. President Tjh*. by ~ Buy. S«U or Trait ADVERTISE In the HAINDEALER DIED IN WAUKEGAN Boy Scout troops No. 162 and 184 recently took a conducted tour of O'Hare International Airport and got a look at some of the latest Air Force Je£ fighter-interceptor planes. Both troops from McHfenry watched the F-86D all-weather Sabrejets perform a simulated "scramble" in which the jets were airborn in less than five minutes. ' The group got close looks at numerous Air Force aircraft including F-86D, T-33, F-84 and • F-86A Jet fighters, C-47, C-46 and C-82 Ctrgo planes, as well as T-6, T-il and T-7 training aircraft. Standing in front Of an Air Force T-7 are these boys: gj Front row, left to right: Larry Swedo, Bob Miller, Richard Bykowski, Dennis Swedo, Ronald IjHowsrd, Jim Brady, Cliff Kiehi, Frank Blaskis, Glenn Gates, Bud Reid, Bill Anderson and Bob Jessup. ^ Second row: Lance Parks, George Scarbrough, Eddie Samon, Roger Swanson, Bill Struwe, Wayne Konecny, Bill Kirk, Frank Stetson, Jiim Ullrich, George Kaweli, Jerry Foute, Randy Hughes, Glen Reid and Gordon Thompson. Third row: Allan Burkes, Lance McGregor, Bob Bykowski, Paul Steffan, John Lavin, John Miller, Steve Fike, Kenneth Poziask, Jim Kirk, Norman Williams, Gene Ullrich, Ronald Creutz and Bob Haug. ITEST YOUR TQ. s • 1. Does President Truman hare '• middle name? 2. What is fee capital of Iraq? 3. What is the record for toe ttost bases stolen by a baseball flayer during a single inning? MINERAL SPRINGS RESIDENT PRESIDES AT MEMORIAL RITE 4. Who invented the safety pin? 5. Which president of the U. S. eight sons and six daughters? The St. Louis Cardinals might not ' be leading the National League, but can anybody beat the time it takes them to play the game? Through their first 28 contests, the R^dbirds had an average playing time of two hours and 58 minutes. If it's a job for Botfled Gat SHELLANE mm KRUSE •HARDWARE COMPANY Richmond, McHenry County, 111. Long Distance Ftione 101 On Sunday afternoon, May 16, the Daughters of *98, junior auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, held their annual memorial services at 400 S. State street, Chicago, honoring their fathers and grandfathers who served in the Spanish American War, the Philippine Campaign and the Boxer Rebellion in China, 1898- 1902. Mrs. William G. Ackerson of Mineral Springs, captain of Roosevelt Fort No. 4, Daughters of '98, presided. Each father in attendance was presented with a red carnation and for those who are no longer with us, a white cai nation was placed on the altar by each cadet, honoring their fathers, and a spray of white carnations was placed on the altar honoring all departed veterans. Each Spanish War veteran in attendance at the ceremonies was presented with a pink carnation boutenniere. Mothers were honored on this occasion with a gift. After a short period of contests and entertainment, a potluck supper was served. Among distinguished guests present was the president of the Department of Illinois AUSWV, who was presented with a cash gift; past department presidents of the senior auxiliary, department officers, past auxiliary presidents, and auxiliary presidents; past department fort cap- 1 • * -a* JP.44ACJ&L ICE CREAM STILL THE ICE CREAM Made. Try It Today 1 ALL FLAVORS BUY IT AT. .. 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