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Thursday, August 3. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Thirteen McCullom Lake VILLAGE BOARD NAMES BILL REID AS POLICE CHIEF Eve Levesque A recommendation from police commissioner Art Nelson was forthcoming at the last meeting of the village board, Monday, July 24. that Bill Reid, an officer on the local force be advanced to the position of chief of police. The commission did not make the proposal without undue consideration. - They investigated all tssible candidates and inter- ?wed many of our residents as to their choice. When the motion was made by Bill Creutz to accept Mr. Reid, the second was made by Roger Kinscy. All trustees voted aye with the exception of Robert Zahn who whs abseny. The effective date of Mr. Reid's appointment was August 1. 1961. £ The village board "played to a full house" with just abou! every seat in the beachhou.sf occupied.- Two residents of the village voiced complaints and these were taken under advisement by the board. Men's C'lub Breakfasts CVase The once-a-month breakfasts given by the McCullom Lake Wen's club have been discontinued as of (heir last meeting. Congrats to Viscounts -- S.A.L. State Champs It was a happy gang of kids that m h r c h e d victoriously down Kim street - - then to Green and in to the Am'eiican Legion urn|"M,iy on Saiurday evening. They had just won AJie Sons ol the American Legion state championship foi Drum and Bugle Corps! We report this fact with pride because one of our residents -Harold Vyeital was instrumental in starting this group of fine young people and has worked with them through the years. All of McTTenry has reason to be proud of this organization. Storm Damage T h e f e r o c i t y o f M o n d a y morning's storm was apparent when it was noted that some large branches of a popular tree owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berquist were broken off. F o r l u n a t c l y , t h e y d r o p p e d whore no damage was caused. If they had blown in the opwit e direction, the house ould have been endangered. the Morrison hotel last weekend. Others from this area inc l u d e d H e n r i e t t a V y e i t a l a n d Loretta Homo of West Shore Beach. The gals trained in on Thursday morning and returned Saturday p.m. Henrietta was only able to make a few of the sessions but she deserves Congrats as the in-coming secretary of the organization. Mrs. Rowe will hold the post of chairman--national security with the county. The women were hoping for a glimpse of Mayor Daley but he didn't show. eal lads. The senior Olsens are planning several outings for the gals during their stay. Conduct Local Labor Surveys for the the fQ< Surgical Patient Mrs. Ann Zahn was the latest member of our community to under g o 1 he surgeon's scalpel. A foot problem of long duration was cared for at St. Francis hospital in Kvanston last week*. She entered on Sunday, and was released last Thursday. This should put an end to her misery. Con vent iom-ers Return Out going president of the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Marie Howe, attended the convention which was held at Annual Ball Game Trek Harry McDade's crowd from Chicago--about 50 adults and kiddies strong -- motored to McDonald's on Sunday their annual encounter on "diamond". The results of ball game are not important (it's only an exduse for a good time) but the fine afternoon enjoyed makes the headlines. Families arrived complete with playpens and various gear to fence in the little ones. The women prepared tasty steaks on McDonald's out-door " grill and no one left either hungry or thirsty! Some of the more familiar names included Kvie O'Mears (Tim's widow), Harry McDade. himself, of course. Mr. and | Mrs. Ilarry Max-kin. the Hank ' Brides. and loads of others •May and Butch Kenneberg did their share in helping to enterj tain also. | Brightening the Local Scenery I Do and Charlie Brennan ! were most happy to display 1 D o ' s u l l r a - a t t r a c t i v e s i s t e r , j Mrs. Marion Frcberg of Pico- Rivers, Calif., recently. The j personable young widow was 1 their guest for about 10 days j until she planed back . | Much as she hated to leave, I Marion said it would be nice i to get home anil "rest up" from her vacation! Population Increase One more person has been added to the Bill Walter family of Orchard Drive when Bill's mother, Emily, arrived to make her home with them. Shortly after she made the move, the poor woman fell and broke her wrist which was promptly, put in a cast. However, she is coming along just fine now. Plenty of babysitting to occupy her hours with four little guys to help watch, and number five coining right along! Visitors from Far and Near Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mc- Nair II and two wee ones, Diane and Jeff, of Detroit, Mich., motored here last weekend to partake of the hospitality being "dished out" by Anne and Roy Nye of Lake Shore Drive. A visit to a local bistro on Saturday night really I "wrapped things up"! Sally and Pa Olson have spread the "welcome mat" for Sally's two granddaughters - • Marsha and Susan Temple of Chicago. The high school teeners tripped the "light fantastic" at the beach on Saturday night and met a few of our lo- Dells Delights Divine In spite of the fact that it took 8M> hours for Dorie Brennan, Sandy and Bill, and Katie Greaney of McHenry to make the jaunt to the Wisconsin Dells recently, it was worth it. The quartet had a grand time indulging in the local scenery and the trip back was of only two and one half hours duration. Complications on the way up caused the trouble. Dorie is planning on a return trip with her woiking cohorts in the near ftuure. Congrats Department Birthday "boys" today, Aug. | 3, are Bob Smith and Nick Tabor. . . .Eldest 6f the Jensen , kiddies, Darlene, will be 6 to- : morrow, Aug. 4, while Danita ; Tomasello joins the exalted ranks of "teener" also Aug 4. . ; . .Birthday congrat's to Erling ! Olsen on Aug. 5. . . .to Myrtle Burg on Aug. 6. . . .and to Bud Cable on Aug. 7. . . .It will be 24 years in "double harness' for soon-to-be grandparents. Sally and Tony Hocin on Au;.\ 9. Best wishes to all. . Things have been a bit ouiet --or I've been asleep! Call .'iS.V "191 and let us have VOL I; name in print next week. By for now. A live oak tree in Wilmington. North Carolina is lighted with 7,000 colored bulbs :u Christmas season, and carrit ~ 'a permanent decoration of mi estimated 6 tons of Spatii.-'h Moss. Gov. Kerner's Committee on U n e m p l o y m e n t , j o i n t l y w i t h the Illinois Department of Labor, will conduct through the Illinois State E m p 1 o y m o nl Service and the Division of Unemployment Compensation offices throughout the state, local laboi surveys during the five-week period July 31 through Sept. 1, of workers seeking permanent, full-time employment. These surveys are being made to determine what kinds of workers are seeking permanent full-time jobs. The Governor's Committee on Unemployment and the Illinois Department of Labor Will use the findings to plan programs to alleviate unen^pl'iyment. The results also will be used to plan ways to train workers in new occupational skills required by industry today, and to retrain workers whose skills have been made obsolete by automation. As a result of this survey it will also be possible to present to industry a detailed picture of the composition of the available labor foive in each local area. This will be useful in attracting new industry to these areas. The Committee on Unemployment appointed by Gov. Kerner is headed by Frank II. Cassell, director of {personnel administration. Inland Steel company, and consists of thirty- seven membei'S representin*; industry, labor, government, civic and 1 educational groups. Unemployment C o m p ensa- I tion claiments will complete questionnaires at Unemploym e n t C o m p e n s a t i o n o f f i c e s when they file their claims Applicants not making claims for Unemployment Compensation will report to their local !| Illinois State Employment Service office. ACCEPTED IN COLLEGE j Dwight C. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jennison Adams of Route 9, McHenry. is one of the 373 new students . from twenty-eight states and tour foreign countries who will matriculate at Lake Forest college on Sept. 23, They were selected from a group of o\or 900 who made formal application for admission. 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