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Thursday, June 4, 1964 THE McHENR¥ PLMNBEALER rag® Tunica o.c.s. n ew6 McHenry Chapter 547, Order of the Easter Star, observed annual Past Matrons and Past Patrons night on May 26. Worthy Matron Josephine1' Swanson and Worthy Patron Duane Overton were hosts and welcomed the following as officers for the evening: Worthy Matron, Anita Hansen; worthy patron, Harry Hansen, associate matron, Stella Chambers, associate patron, Clifford Chambers; secretary, Edith Dowell; guest secretary, George Johnson; treasurer, Katherine Frazier; conductress, Frances Vycital; associate conductress, Elsie Hoppe; chaplain, Elsie Reiker; marshal, Delia Kenard; organist, Helen Creamer; Adah, Elizabeth Krickl; Ruth, Florence Larson; Esther, Margaret Klingberg; Martha, Mabel Johnson; Electa, Mabel French; warder, George Krickl; guest sentinel, Roy Dodd; color bearer, Chancy L. Harrison; guest organist, Eve Eppel. Escorted were Harriet Dodd, Grand lecturer of McHenry chapter, a guest in the East. Joan Blixt, member of McHenry chapter and the daughter of Anita and Harry Hansen, was escorted, introduced and seated in the East as guest of honor for the evening. Past matrons and patrons of McHenry not serving were alSo escorted and introduced, as well as those of other chapters. Edith Buchert, past Grand Adah in 1955 and also worthy matron this year at Richmond, was introduced; also grand lec-. turers, Pearl Pearson of Nunda and an honorary member of McHenry, Faye Wilson and Von Wilson of Nunda, Helen Hintze of Algonquin and Norman Frame of Woodstock. Especially beautiful bouquets of flowers in the East were from the garden of Martha Neuharth. The table decorations were for all members having birthdays in March, April and May, and they were seated at these birthday tables. Refreshments were served by a committee composed of Kathryn Scholtz, L o u i s e H o r e n b e r g e r , R u t h Young, Lillian Cox, Sophie Wa- Graduate PEN J. CHELINI Ben J. Chelini graduated Sunday, May 31, from Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., as a metallurgical engineer. The young man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chelini, Jr., of 902 N. Allen avenue, McHenry, was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. STATE REVOKES DRIVER LICENSE; SUSPEND OTHERS Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the revocation of the driver license of Thomas Dawiec of Rt. 2, McHenry, for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Erik Brage of Island Lake; Robert Lutter and Gerald Walsh of Crystal Lake; Timothy P. McClarey of 3615 Waukegan road and Bernard J. Tallman of 4910 N. Pistakee D., McHenry and Glenn E. Parrish of Rt. 1. Cary, all for three violations. A probationary permit has been issued to Mildred A. Brage of Rt. 9, McHenry. Some 13.5 million American wives now hold full time jobs. chortia, Rose Scheidell and Angeline Sass. Worthy Matron Josephine Swanson will be Martha and Worthy Patron Duane Overton will be treasurer on June 4 at Algonquin. The next stated meeting will be June 9. SCOUT NEWS TROOP 41 We have been keeping Very busy this month. We planned an afternoon of fun and learning at McHenry park for all the sixth grade junior Girl Scouts who will be cadettes'in the fall. The main event of the afternoon was a "wide game" in which the girls had a preview of what is ahead in cadette scouting as well as a review of some of the scouting skills they learned as juniors. In order to complete requirements on the horsewoman badge, twelve girls and adults went on a supper ride after school Friday, May 15. May 17 was our family picnic. We met at the park for an afternoon of fun and games. After a delicious picnic supper we got serious long enough to pass the light of scouting and have a court of awards. The animal kingdom-bird badge was earned by Vicki Lagios; child care, Barbara Hienz; family living, Carol Schuh; hostess, Pat Schmidt and Karen Rehmer; horsewoman, Laura Raasch; reporter, Carl Schuh; sports, Barbara Heinz. Our top cookie sales award was presented to Pam Schwegel. Brenda King will be a senior Girl Scout in the fall, so we had a short capping ceremony for her in which she was presented her senior/hat. We arer not having meetings this summer but we are planning various activities. GRANTED CHARTER A charter has been granted by the state to McHenry Disposal Co., for profit corporation, "to operate a garbage disposal company and incinerator plant." CAL SKINNER NAMED HEAD COUNTY GIL Officers ~ and directors of the Government Improvement League of McHenry County for the coming year were elected at the annual meeting: President, Cal Skinner of Lakewood; vice-president, Stan Narusis of Crystal Lake; secretary, LaVerne Hromec of McHenry; treasurer, Lucille Grafe of Fox River Grove. Directors elected were Joseph Jancy of Nunda township, Leona Nelson of Grafton township, Jeanne Hillstrom of McHenry township, Stan SteklyV Jr. of Algonquin township and Dave Fleischhauer of Grafton township. •> The League's next meeting was set for Thursday, June 18, 7:45 p.m. at the Crystal Lake Methodist church. Narusis reported on the legal aspects of a Public Building commission. Bob Every of Lakewood reported on progress of the county budget and expense study. A1 Percy of Crystal Lake reviewed developments with respect to a Third Party slate in the at large elections. 4-jf n ewA The Busy Bees marched in the Memorial parade with two of their leaders, Mrs. William Davidson and Mrs. LeRoy Olsen. Mrs. Davidson deserves spe? cial recognition for making a 4-H flag. D. D. Levesque scribe. No, money will not buy friends. But it will make your enemies sit up and take notice. SUNDAYS from 9:30 - 1:00 JUNE -- JULY -- AUG. -- SEPT. 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