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;,^r j ^ ^ jy-^wjaegKS-iftja^-- - • -^"miMil rti<W»i.i..iliiiiiiirrliti1ri.liiiIMM^. fog* Eighteen TOE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake News By Eve Levesque iast Call You have only three days in Which to get your tickets fbr the family style dinner which will be served in St. Mary's recreation hall this Sunday, Dec. 11. Serving will begin at .12 noon. If you don't already have them, tickets may be purchased from any member of the Ladies of the Lake, at the three business establishments, or call Mrs. Marie Howe at 577-W-l. Proceeds from the dinner will go toward the purchase of a police patrol car which is so vitally needed here. The benefit party which was held at the V.F.W. last Saturday night was a success in spite of the inclement weather and the many activities also scheduled for that night. The Ladies of the Lake are grateful to the faithful crowd that showed up. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes And oil fumes are worse. But in spite of the temperamental heater, about twenty-five people showed up for the Cullom-Knoll meeting last Sunday. Amid good natured kidding, Ed Hammerstein reported the installation of the new bulletin board in the beachhouse and that a disappearing staircase will be installed iii the near future. George McOuat's resignation as secretary tifthe club was accepted and Elma Nelson was introduced as his successor. The meeting was adjourned to nvake way for the delicious coffee, cake and cookies provided by t$e refreshment committee. names of N&ncy and Diahe Burg and Melinda and Jean Scarbrough have beeh added to the roster. All young latiies between the ages of 7 and 14 are cordially invited to get in the act. Art stuhlfeier provided ice cream and cookies for the girls. There will be no rehearsal this Saturday because of the election. ort Hickory Drivei ancl in front dif Lottie ahd Gerie's Royal Blue: 3fV€ eK. •Going fToo Itet! week. The list included Dr. John C. Gotschel, McHeniy; G. K. Rogers, McHenry; Floyd Koon, Wonder Lake; Walter L. £Iuldowney, Wonder Lake; Kenneth E. Foell, Elgin; Loretta Meyer, McCullom Lake; and Michael Novak, Wonder Lake. Cooperation Appreciated It seems that a word to the wise was indeed sufficient. The absence of stray dogs was very apparent this week and the police force and residents of the village are duly appreciative. However, the ordinance is still very much in effect, so if you love your pet, keep him home where he belongs or he will be picked up. Sweet Music The little ladies who have been turning out for carol rehearsal every Saturday afternoon will really have a treat for' the villagers Friday, Dec. t23. Their singing has become an inspiration. Thanks to the offer from '^Shorty" Sheriff, the youngsters will be transported through the community and more territory will be covered. In addition to the girls who were mentioned l^st week, the Ladles of the 'Lake Met last Thursday and the main order of business was the plans for the benefit party and dinner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Jerry Doran, Betty Houck and Ethel Schmidt. There will be another meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the beachhouse. Election Saturday The high school bond issue will bfe voted upon this Saturday, Dec. 10, at the beachhouse. Our community has been designated as precinct three. The polls will be open from 12 noon until 7 p.m. WHat's What In The Village New ordinances are put into effect from time to time. You can keep up with the changing times by reading the bulletin boards located at the beachhouse, 1000 CUSTOMERS WEATHER-TI1E One Man Fire {Department " A fire which could have reached major . proportions was put ?ut quickly and efficiently last week by Chase KoCh. Mrs. E. L. Liston was preparr ing food, on her kitcheft range yWhen a pan of grease caught fire. The flames rose up ahd engulfed the curtains. Mrs. Liston screamed and was heard by Mr. Koch, a next door neighbor, who jumped the fence and rushed to help her. In record time, he put out the conflagration and then revived Mrs. Liston, who had fainted from the shock. Because of his quick action, it wasn't necessary to call the fire department. A hero's medal to this gallant fellow. p Schedule of Events Because of the many activities going on in the village, this taible of meetings will be printed every week for your convenience. Join a club or organization. It is a wonderful way to meet ydur neighbors and help your community as well. Unless otherwise specified, all meetings will be held in the beachhouse. Tonight, Dec. 8, 8 pjn., Ladies of the Lake Saturday, Dec. 10, 12 noon to 7 p.rp., votirig. Saturday. Dec. 10, 3 p.m., Police court session at tfce home of Magistrate Victor HoWe. Saturday, Dec. 10, 8 p.m., beachhouse open to residents. Sunday, Dec. 11, 12 noon, dinner at St. Mary's church (for Everyone). ' Sunday, Dec. • ll, 3 p.m., McCullom Lake Conservation club. Monday, Dec. 12, 8 p.m., council meeting of village board. Wednesday, Dec. 14, 8 p.m., crlbbage club at. Whitey and Bernice's. hand. They have received wonderful cooperation, flrafa iKefBusiness , men, in tlie aijea. Mothers may register youngsters from age ofife day? through 12 years at' McDonald's, Whitey and Bernice's, or Lottie and Gerie's store. Please specify age arid sex of child at the! time of registration. Thfe only qualification is that the youngsters must be a resident of the village. .The date for the party hasn't been set. yet but it will |be publicized in this column. . ' 1 i " J ! - Thursday, December % 1355 lEasier Driving The de-icing materials and abrasives which were spread' on the roads after the last s|iow storm really improved driving conditions and cut down oh mishaps. Hats ""off to the road committee from the village board, which acted so promptly. Kiddies' Delight A "sleigh-o-gram" has been received from the North Pole that Santa Claus wUl visit us again this year. Members of the McCullom Lake S.A.C. are working hard to give the jolly fellow a {Veteran of Surgery And only two and a half months old. iLittle Roger Lee Thacker underwent his second operation last Thursday, Dec. 1, and came through with flying colors. It was only two weeks ago that he felt the knife the first time. His parents, Barbara and Charles, brought him hoipe from Memorial hospital, Woodstock, on Sunday and his condition is just fine. •C&ndles Birthday cakes abound in the village this wtiek. Our cel&ratitfc include": Mrs. Elsie Nelson, ^wjio was feted at a pairty in hef;hbnor at the home of Earl and Elma Nelson. Edith and Paul Brendle will share the honors equally in their mutual natal day, Saturday, Dec. 10. Ole Glsen, a member in good standing of the "39ers," will also be kicking up his heels Saturday, Dec. 1$ ,, , Mrs. Betty Houck still feels plenty peppy ( in spite of her twenty-nine oti&. years. Her birthday is tomorrow, Dec. 9. Kelly Caribonaro celebrated with homemade "grape juice" yesterday, Dec. 7. - Little Sandra Stevens enjoyed the company of her cousins and family for her fifth birthday on Saturday, Dec. 3. t.F.k, Send a Card To Max Kolin, who is still home convalescing from recent surgery. His address is Rt. *4, McHenry. To Jack Borrell, who will be hospitalized for quite some time. His address is 2400 Belvidfere avenue, Waukegan, 111. A speedy recovery to both fellows, we hope. ' :y': FAMILY STYLE BAKED HAM DINNER St. Mary's School Basement Sunday, Dec. 11 from 12Noon until 3 p.m. Benefit of Pafcrtrt Car for Village of McCullom Lake Sponsored by the Ladies of the Lake Donation $1.50 Adults 75c for children under 9 On Thursday, D'ec. l, the winning parliamentary procedure team of „the McHenry F.F.'A. chapter and their advisor, William pictor, were guests at the luncheort of the Rotary club. Program ^Chairman Henry Tonyan invited them for a short demonstration of (parliamentary procedure. Dick Wissell, chairman, Ted Schaefer,- secretary, Mark Zimmerman, John Hogan and John Perry, after enjoying lunch, gave a fifteen minute performance, with their advisor explaining the motions used. The F.F.A. boys gained an insight into the operation of the: Rotary club and the club members* found that these chapter ' representatives were quite ac- (i tive. 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