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» Women Of The Mop se » The meeting of July 9 for Mc- Henry Chapter was called to or­ der by Senior Regent Carolyn Sima, with sixty-three co­ workers present and two Loyal Order Of The Moose members, as this was an open meeting. Senior Regent Carolyn Sima then presented the gavel to the 68-69 College of Regents chair­ man, Olga Johnson, who was in charge of the chapter night pro­ gram. " After the Fourfold declara­ tion, the Red Tassel ceremony was held for Collegian Eunice Tobey, who has served one year as a College member and en­ titles her the honor of changing the green tassel she has worn for her first year for the red tassel. Mrs. Eunice Tobey asked Al- yce Kowal to act as her pre­ sentation officer for the Red Tassel ceremony. Next was the Red Stole cer- SIXTH BUS TRIP IN "Y" SERIES SET JULY 28 The Lake Region YMCA will conduct the sixth bus trip in the series of eight for youth (ages 7 to 13) on Monday, July 28. The summer bus trips pro­ vide interesting activity and a full day's fun for youth who reside in the communities of Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Is­ land Lake, Lake in the Hills, Lakemoor, Lake wood, Mc Hen­ ry, Oakwood, Ridgefield, Won­ der Lake, and Woodstock. Char­ tered bus transportation is pro­ vided for all trips at conven­ ient pick-up points in these areas. , "i The following is the destin­ ation and pick-up schedule for the July 28 trip. The destination of bus Lone Wolf is the YMCA hotel in Chicago, the International Sports core in Oak brook, and George Williams college in Downers Grove. The pick-up schedule lists Route 120 and Thompson road in Wonder Lake, 10 a.m. The estimated return schedule begins at 6:15 p.m. in Huntley and concludes at Route 120 in Wonder Lake at 6:50 p.m. The destination of bus Gol­ den Eagle is YMCA hotel in Chicago, International Sports Core in Oakbrook, and George Williams college in Downers Grove. The pick-up schedule is Mc Henry Junior high school, 10 a.m. and Island Lake village hall, 10:15 a.m. The return schedulellbegins at 6:15 p.m. in FotfTtiver Grove and con­ cludes at 6:40 p.m. at the Mc- Henry Junior high school. , The July 28 trip has room for additional registrations at all pick-up points as do the Aug. 4 and Aug. 11 trips. The destination of the Aug. 4 trip is an airplane ride at Gait airport and roller skating. The Aug. 11 trip, which will finish the summer series, will take a Chicago Northwestern train ride and then visit t^je Field Museum. v LEUKEMIA GRANTS Leukemia research grants totalling $267,000 were recent­ ly announced by the National Medical and Scientific Advisory committee of the Leukemia So­ ciety of America, Inc. The new grants bring the society's re­ search. support commitments to approximately $1,300,000 ac­ cording to William Dameshek, M.D., vice-president for Med­ ical and Scientific Affairs for the society and chairman of its Medical and Scientific Advisory committee. emony. Collegian Alyce^ Kowal has/ served four successive years of membership in the College of Regents and enti­ tled the privilege to be invested with the red stole. Collegian Ann Rodenkirch was the in­ vesting officer. Mrs. Roden­ kirch served McHenry chapter as its charter senior regent, also the chapter's first College of Regent. ' Enrollment was held for/ Helen Wolter, sponsored by Senior Regent Carolyn Sima; Vern Geiger, sponsored by Col­ legian Alyce Kowal; and Lee Ella, sponsored by Collegian Marjorie Fernstrom. © 4 After welcoming the new co­ workers, an address on "My Trip to Mooseheart" was giv­ en by our new collegian, Gloria Flaraiigan, who received her College degree June 29. Guest speaker for the chap­ ter night program was Grad­ uate Grand Regent Marie Sten- ger of Rockford Chapter 619. It is always an honor and plea­ sure to have one of the grand officers as a guest. There were other guests al­ so from the Rockford chapter, Elkhorn, Wis., Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Antioch, Des Plaines and Fox Lake. Refreshments were served by the College of Regents chair­ man, Olga Johnson, and com­ mittee. Augusta Frost and Marie Moseley of the Fox Lake chap­ ter received the special award. Florence McCormick, Publicity Chairman WED. JULY 23, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. II EXPAND SERVICES -- In an expansion of mobile emergency canteen services into a six-county area outside of Cook coun­ ty, the Salvation Army has created a Metropolitan Area Ser­ vice Unit council with three new divisions, each including two counties-Lake-McHenry, Kane-DuPage, and Will county, Ill­ inois - Lake county, Indiana. Canteens similar to the vehicle pictured here will be purchased by service units in these coun­ ties, and will be housed by local fire departments, for use at fire and disaster sites. The canteens supply hot food and coffee, and other welfare services. These three newly formed divisions, in addition to three previously established divisions in Cook County, comprise the complete Metropolitan Area Service Unit Council. James Larkin of McHenry has been appointed county chairman and McHenry service unit chairman. LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 nj-u~unrunj~ij-u-<^T*J^^'^ "* ** ***************** • m • 1 AUXILIARY PLANS MEETINGS FOR GUEST SPEAKERS The Woman's auxiliary held a special meeting Monday, July 14, at the home of Alma Hueck- staedt. Two things weri dis­ cussed. The forthcoming card party to be held in September at the Moose hall in McHenry. Also discussed was to have two guest speakers appear in Aug­ ust on the subject of so many young children using other i- tems besides dope to get kicks. Alma Hueckstaedt is trying to set up the dates when we could have the two speakers. It is shocking that our own homes hold so many items that the children arq using. Alma and her co-^workersaretryingtoget as many parents and adults to come and hear what the speak- -V IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY 1 What do you expect after last winter?.. Weathered draperies come care gardless your cleanable draperies are guaranteed perfect or 100% re placement! Phone today for a Iree estimate Perfect Even Hemt New Fabric Life Eiacl Pleat Folding No Shrinkage WORLDS LARGEST DRAPERY CLEANERS SINCE 1947 Draperies like Mother used to make? FREE ESTIMATES--PHONE 695-9565 226 North State Stree; -- Elgin VISIT OUR BOOTH & SEE THE NEW GRAYSLAKE, ILL. July 23 through 27 '70 ARIENS Snowmobiles ADAMS REPAIR SHOP 3102 CHAPEL HILL ROAD McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 385-0434 trustees will be working along with the village attorney making a complete revision of the Village of Lakemoor's or­ dinances. The village will be holding a corn roast in August on the large beach to raise funds for the community fire building. Further details on this corn roast will be in later in this column. Quite a few trees have come down as a result of the storms in the ar.a in the last month and the ** ird is having an es­ timate of removing of trees on the village right-aways within the next month. Tavern and business license in the village are renewed. President Dick Hyatt and the village clerk Pat Morrison will be attending the Founders Day doings in Algonquin next month as representatives of the vil­ lage. • LADIES LEAGUE Held their social evening Wednesday, July 16, and bunco was played. Winners for the evening were Eunice Tobey, first, Jessie Corbett, second, Olive Corbett, third, and Vi­ ola Arbogast, fourth. Booby went to Sophie Paterson. Guest for the evening was Jenny Gi- anola. BACK FROM VACATION Butch and Sharon Colberg and children are now back home i after spending a week takinj|| in the interesting sights of th<?? state of Missouri. They spent a week camping at Schell Knob, Mo. They also spent a day tak­ ing in the sights at Silver Dol­ lar City. They watched the glass blower blowing glass, wood car­ ving and other things. They also took in the tour of Marble Cave. In talking with Sharon the only bad weather they hit was a thunder storm on the way down to Schell Knob, otherwise it was very hot. CITY SERVED ^ LONG AN DWELL BY "MR. McHENRY" Richard Bishop was called "Mr. McHenry" by Lowell Al­ bert Nye, editor of McHenry County, Illinois 1832-1968. Bishop served as a village su­ pervisor and president during the 1850»s, 60's and 70's. Be­ sides founding pickle factory in 1882, Bishop owned a wagon factory which could turn out six buggies per day. A native of Gainesville, New York, Bishop was born on Nov. 16. 1824. He came west to Chi­ cago at the age of 20 and then rode a stagecoach to Waukegan. He worked as a blacksmith in McHenry while acquiring a 1,000-acre farm and building his factories. In 1874, Bishop was engaged in banking at Wood­ stock. Interested in law, he was admitted to the Illinois bar. At last count, there were 117,000 classified jobs in U.S. Barber Shop % Hair Coloring; * Hair Styling £ • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts JANE'S by appointment 885-7771 ers have to say. Time and place will be announced in the real near future. This will be for adults only. If you are inter­ ested in working with Alma to get this set up please contact her at 385-5689. Hostess for the special meeting were Alma Huecksteadt and Pearle Stine- man. VILLAGE NEWS The village of Lakemoor held its meeting last Thursday, July 17. iTie roads covered by the M.F.T. (Motor Fuel Tax) are completed. The road committee will now take a survey of the roads of the village in order to make repairs on those not 'covered by M.F.T. At the same time they will make a survey for the possible addition of stree* lights where needed. Treasurer's annual report was given, it is published else­ where in the Plaindealer. Audit of the books has been completed and was accepted by the board. The board passed the garbage tax levy, which is also publish­ ed elsewhere in the Plaindealer, street and bridge resolution, and the tax levy ordinance. In the coming six months the * * * 4 * 4 * * 4 * 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * * 4 * 4 * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 This SINGING TEA KETTLE Stainless Steel with solid copper bottom YOJJBS fOR SAVING $300 OR MORE lew McHenry Savings account or adding this It to your present account. Your choice of the Singing Tea Kettle or the Ice Cream-Pastry Server combination. Limit: One gift per account. This West Bend Singing Tea Kettle is made of gleaming stainless steel with a solid copper bottom and a smart design that adds brightness and distinction to every kitchen range. A handy button opens the spout cap for easy filling or pouring. The kettle has a 2Vi quart capacity. IF VOU PREFER, CHOOSE THESE: ICE CREAM SCOOP and PASTRY SERVER Handy accessories for serving cake a la mode are this hand­ some pair--a matching Ice Cream Scoop and Pastry Server. You'll be pleased to have these attractive items as you serve late-evening guests or members of the family at garden parties throughout the summer. TRANSFER YOUR SAVINGS? Now is a good time to take advantage of this premium offer and join the growing McHenry Savings family for convenience and friendly service. 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