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m mi ©men Of •ose 'pMcHenry Chapter 1348, Wo- ' men of the Moose, was called •upQ order by Senior Regent Mar- .^cella Strossner, on May 7. This jyas our charter member night /.with charter members, Ethel rfolff. Kay Mahoney, Ann Ro- . denkirch, Doris Low, Ethel Hagberg and Mabel Thomas, ^ing honored for the evening. ./-.'Betty Walker will be presented with a special baby spoon for the baby she has adopted. A thank-you note from Carl Sima to all those who helped Jn any way at the men's enrollment on Sunday, May 5. Sunday, May 12, was the Mother's Day dinner at the Moose home. The annual card party for the Women of the Moose will be held On Wednesday, May 22, at the Moose home, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are now available from any Woman of the Moose member or you may purchase your ticket at the door. Dessert and coffee will be served. A portion of the proceeds from this party will be donated to the beauty shop at Mooseheart. On Tuesday, May 21, the Women of the Moose are having their yearly birthday party, with pot-luck, and also an important election night. It is important that everyone get out and cast a vote for your choice, of officers. Following is the slate of officers: Senior Regent, Da Hogan, Eileen Hodgson; Junior regent, Carolyn Sima; chaplain, Dolores Maxson, Eleanor Hurley; recorder, Gloria Flan- •\ \ nigan and treasurer, Ethel Wplff and Marge Nolan. Election chairman Ethel Hagberg and her committee Polly Licastro and Jeanne Mc- Hale are on the voting board. Birthday greetings go to Doris Low, Elma Nelson was not present to receive the attendance award. Judy Duffey was the recipient of the special award. Membership chairman Paula Strossner and her committee were in charge of the evening's events. Those who received gifts were Marcella Strossner, Marcelle Carlson, Paula Strossner, Margaret Kretler, Judy Duffey, Carolyn Sima, Eileen Hodgson, Eunice Tobey, Ethel Hagberg, Muriel Gilmore, Helen Haines and Ethel Wolff. The next meeting iiuMay 21. Cast your vote 7 to 8 p.m. The birthday party, with potluck will follow the meeting. Muriel Gilmore Publicity Chairman. Indian Guide Program Popular NEW CORN PEST A new pest appearing recently i^\Cornfields could become troublesome to corn growers and a problem in the state. According to Dr. Ralph Sechriest, entomologist with the Illinois Natural History Survey, a small white insect-like arthropod known as a garden symphylid is infesting cornfields in several counties in Central and Northern Illinois. First discovered in 1965 in Woodford county, garden symphlids did severe damage to a 10-acre area of a cornfield in Whiteside county last year and caused minor damage in Ogle, a neighboring northern county. III Big braves who are part of the YMCA Indian Guide program in back, are Chief Art Egger, Dan Ray and Richard French. Little braves in front are Lincoln Snyder, Eddie Gaylord, Tiffy Ray, Kurt Wise, Dave French, Jim French, Steve Lescher and Randy Egger. PLAINDEALER PHOTO 0 DSCO - Sb/utg J 3720 W. Elm 385-7030 HOURS: Daily 9-9 Sun. 9-5 WIN *1000 PLAY "LET'S GO TO THi RACES CHANNEL 9 - SAT. NITE FREE TICKET AT ALL OSCO DRUG STORES! if-pi ^'Pilir' 11 ^ r |1 p " , r • < h - ND ULTRfHflSH Steve Lescher is shown beating on his tom-tom at one of the father-son meetings held recently in connection with the YMCA McHenry uURfl;t SHftDOUJ EFFERVESCENT CLEANING ACTION MOUTHWASH AND CJARGLS T25* SAVE THIS WEEK ON OSCO DRUG'S . . . Drugs & Toiletries There's always something exciting going on at your Osco Drug Store. This week it's a special Toiletries Sale. You'll find exciting low prices on products you need and use every day. Wise shoppers realize that taking advantage of Osco's weekly specials allow them to have more of the things they want for their family. They know that when they buy from Osco they're getting the best for less. Come in this week and see how much Osco has to. offer you! Maybelline Eye Cosititfiss 49 Indian Guide program. One of the most successful and rewarding of the YMCA programs in the McHenry area is the Indian Guide activity in which fathers and their young sons gather twice monthly for companionship and varied activity. About thirty men and boys make up the two local tribes, e carrying out such projects as construction of small torn toms and other handicraft, as well as enjoying games. All of the activity is carried out in the various homes of members. The large torn torn shown in these pictures gears the name of the Sioux tribe and carries the Indian name of each member. One of the attractions for the young boys, ranging from first through third grade, are the feathers they receive for the completion of the various projects* They also take delight •In occasional camp-outs. Since many of the present members will be forced to leave the Indian Guide program because of age requirement, more father-son teams are desired. Interested persons may contact Richard French in Kent acres for additional information. • Fluid Eye Liner • Eyebrow and Eyeliner Pencil • Professional Eyelash Curler o yiflro-ESrow Eyeferow Color e Eye Shadow Stick o Wearproof Mascara • Sruslhi-ofs Ullltfrta-S&sadow iner Pencil e Laslh-Mldsssg Ulfr-a-Lash Mascara $1.00 SIZES each Only GUN SALES STOPPED Ross V. Randolph, director of the Department of Public Safety, last week sent congratulatory notes to E.F. Donnell", president of Montgomery^Ward and Co., Chicago, and to Arthur M. Wood, president of Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, complimenting them for their recently announced elimination of the sale of firearms by mailorder and of the sale of firearms to minors. Actions of the nation's two largest direct mail firms, which also are among the nation's leading retail stores, comes at a most auspicious time, Randolph said, as registration of firearms owners in Illinois has just started in the department's Firearm Owner's Identification division of Springfield. PLAINDEALER PHOTO HISTORY OF COUNTY TELLS OF DEPRESSION From the galley proofs of the History of McHenry County - 1968: "The nations stock market crashed Oct. 29, 1929. Factories began to close, throwing people out of work. Hundreds of business leaders committed suicide in the larger cities, unable to take the failure when their financial houses of cards collapsed. When Franklin D. Roosevelt took the reins as President in March 1933, he began a series of fireside chats that brought the personality of a U.S. President right into the living rooms, via radio, of McHenry county homes. , He ordered all banks in the United States closed on March 6, 1933. Most people agreed this was "hitting bottom". There was no place to go but up. The banks were closed to prevent further runs and out of this came the Federal Deposit Insurance corp. The people of McHenry county retained their sanity, good sense and stability through all this, even though cash money was extremely scarce and some stores had to issue fiat currency or script. One department store in Harvard, for example, was said to be the only place on the street that continued to pay its billsfm cash. That went on for some time. Adults, when they could find work, were paid 25 cents an hour for handy men and 50 cent an hour for a good carpenter.Clerical help in a plant got $100 a month, executives $250 a month. In those days a work week was 48 hours and some companies paid time and a half after 48 hours if it was worked. A young single person got 10 to 15 cents an hour or perhaps $1.00 a day. This grueling schedule lasted until 1940 and was finally knocked out by World War II." FOREVER BEAUTIFUL BRAND Nylons 65c 3.25 OZ. SIZE TOOTHPASTE Ultre-Brite Only 47c SIZE PKG. CURAD "COMIC STRIPS' WIZARD OF OZ Bandages Only 13 oz. CAN STYLE REG. , SUPER, « OR UNSCENTED FORMULAS •• INN Huir SprayuQ J)* CASH-SAVING COUPON Good Only of 0»co Drug thru Sat., May 1 8, 1968 S©@pe' MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE 49* WITH THIS 12 OZ. COUPON BTL. WITHOUT COUPON REG. PRICE 99c '-'"."'"'ML OSCO c flew Iff, tShoiil'fr mmm v "*W S <T.. wmM fill!: When selecting a gift for him let us help! HAIR I A Ju 98c SIZE BTL. OF 100 TAI 39C Bayer PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 18, 1968. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. TABLETS $2.00 SIZES HAIRCOLORING Nice 'n Easy CASH-SAVING COUPON Good Only at Otco Drug thru Sat., May 1 8, 1968 lead & Shoulders DANDRUFF SHAMPOO 89* WITH THIS COUPON 4.3 OZ. TUBE WITHOUT COUPON REG. PRICE $1.39 : M LIMIT ONI COUPON PC I CUSTOMER M ILLL-MIM"T ONI COUPON PP(|L» CCUUSSTTOOMMC!I! 2 CASH VALUE This Week ask your Osco Pharmacist about Osco's ... Family Prtscripfibn Re^os4»I@@piMg Service You'll discover your wholo family's complete medicinal history it available "instantly" should your doctor need it, and at tax time, you'll have o full account of the complete amount spont on your family proscription purchase because you'll rscsiv* an official record for tax ond insurance purposes as your receipt! W«ea-i 5TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, III inois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA