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idb cCullom Mike News Eve Levesque p!r-" ~~ . Proud Of Us!!! f . The Mothers' march on polio ^netted $123.12 in a little over ft wo hours! There is no getting Jfcway from it--this is a terrific fshowing and every contributor Jib the community can feel justifiably proud. All this without receipts. Most of the donations were anonymous, exsipept for the few who gave Checks. . Several residents were not ^t home when collectors called, ,or by an oversight--were bypassed. Even these people called and asked to be included. We think this is certainly showing the right spirit. For this reason -- among many othefs -- this is quite THE PLACE! V ^ Mrs. Joyce Wilson deserves honorable mention for collecting the greatest amount. The services of Mrs. Henrietta Vycital were enlisted after we went to press last week and deserves mention as a collector. "Mrs. Pearl Nersted--an efficient chairman--did a terrific job in heading the local committee. It's always a pleasure to work with Pearl. Once again--hurrah fo* our cummunity!! sitting position is still a painful for her! bit Hospitalized and Home Mrs. Florence Larson went into the clinic for x-rays and was confined to McHenry hospital for more than a week, as a restilt. Mrs. Larson was in traction to correct an. old injury to her back. She came home from the hospital last Friday, considerably improved. No War Year We hope! Judging from the number of little girl babies that have enlarged our population since Jan. 1--the imtnediate future looks good. Betty and Larry Murray Welcomed their little doll, Peggy Anne, Wednesday, Jan. 29, about 10:30 p.m. The wee one weighed a mere 4 lbs., 8 oz. and was immediately placed in an incubator. 'Tho Undersized-- the Murrays decided to keep her--instead of throwing her back in the pond! Mrs. Murray suffered complications afterwards and the situation looked quite dark. However, the latest report has her doing just fine although her hospital stay will be longer than the usual one. The CUte Murray girls, Judy, Janet, 9nd Laurie Jean are most anxious to greet the new ad- Name Change Needed Anne Marsters, a nationally syndicated columnist, has expressed """her "disapproval" of the term--'teen-ager. She feels it groups all our fine young people in the category of juvenile delinquents. Indeed, from news stories, the two names have become synonymous. How fcbout the word--'teenster? We call our older people --oldsters; the toddlers, thru twelvers are tagged with the "monicker" of youngsters. I'm all for 'teensters --how about you? i been employed at the same place in Skokie until Fred's retirement, and were yery close friends. Our sympathy to Mrs. Laurion on the death of her husband and to all the neighbors in the vicinity-of Park View West who have lost a dear friend. Special Occasion Florence Larson came home from the hospital in time to attend the fiftieth birthday celebration given for Lee's sister, Mrs. Helen Lindquist of Chicago. The great event was marked by over forty couples, who gathered at her home for the shin-dig. It was a wonderful time for the honored guest and for all who gathered to pay horyxagc. Ladies;; of The Lake With a month's vacation behind them, the ladies' organization is rarin' to go once more. A tentative meeting has been scheduled for the second Thursday in Feb.'which would be Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. in tlje beachhouse. A good turn-out is expected and needed. Dues for the current year may be paid at this time also. Why not put it on your engagement calendar now? Deepest Sympathy To Mrs. Marie McKitn on the loss of' her father, Jacob (Jack) Diblik, who was only 52 years old at the time of his death. He had just observed his birthday, Jan. 20. Mr. Diblik had been ill for several years, and although he was not bedridden, he had been unable to work for some time. He passed away in his sleep, Monday, Jan. 27. Services were held Thursday, Jan. 30 at the Drake funeral home, on Western avenue, with interment at Disa rN' Data! 'Twas so nice to meet that delightful conversationalist, Mrs. Helen Stanley at the home of Diane and Chase K;och, the other p.m. Mrs. Stanley, who is Diane's mother, has beeii staying with the Koches since May. This is her first Winter in the country and she is completely fascinated with our beautiful scenery. She says it reminds her of her childhood in Europe. She doesn't even mind all the snow! Making the most of winter are Glen Marunde, Dick Osterby, Lee (Punkin) Larson, Jr., and Joe Aldenbrook. Almost every weekend finds them on the slopes at Wilmot, practicing slaloms and whatever else they do on skis. The Viking blood in two of the boys, Dick and Lee, gives them the advantage, of course! Barbara Lorch, Bernadine Reid, and Chrys Levesque joined the group of sixth and seventh grade girl scouts that made the journey to Chicago on Saturday to witness the live production of the "Red Shoes" at the Goodman theater. The young ladies were entranced with the show and happy to know they will realize credit towards one of their achievement awards. dition and to have mommy Montrose cemetery. In addihome with them again. Still Another Girl How we ever missed the scoop on the' Bill Nelson youngster is a mystery! Dawn Nadine, the daughter of Elaine Vycital Nelson and husband Bill entered this cold world, Tuesday, Jan. 14 at Memorial hospital, and weighed 6 lbs., 15 % oz. Henrietta and Harold .yycital are the proud grandparents. Congratulations to all! / Casualty - Sorry we are to say that Mrs. Lois Parenti slipped and fell while out collecting for the polio fund, Thursday Afternoon. She was travelling east cn Orchard Drive and had just about started out, when the accident occurred. The force of the fall was hard enough to cause her to "black-out" for a few moments. Lois has not tion to his daughter, Marie, he was survived by two sisters, Mrs. Helen Mohring and Mrs. Mary Wolff. Mr. Diblik had been a visitor at the home of Marie and Allen for more than a week around New Year's. Slate of Candidates The nominating committee of the Sportsmen's club have proposed the following men for office. They include Floyd Fry for president; Nick Miller, vice-president; Ken Boyce, treasurer; Marlyn Lawrence, secretary; and Gene Johnson, Nick. Tabor, Richard Cooling; John Krettler, and . Elmer Thorp for directors. A special meeting will be held Sunday, March 9 at 3 p.m. at Whitey and Berenice's with the annual meeting held immediately after, at 3:15. Movie Date Tonight Thursday, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. the McCullom Lake Sportsmen's club will present a sound and color film on hunting and fishing. It -is strictly a social event for members, their families and guests. All free, of coursed Why not plan to attend and take the family! Special Occasions Little Lorene Vycital, better known as "Suzie", was honored on her natal day Saturday, Feb. 1 with a family birthday party. Her godmother, Pearl Nersted, and husband, Pete, were also on hand for the festivities! Lee and Chuck Brockdn marked their seventh wedding anniversary, Tuesday, Jan. 21., the day of the last big blizzard. Lee says it was just like that, on their weddihg day. Several spectators slid- into the church because of the inclement weather! . Barbara and Chuck Thacker observed their seventh wedding anniversary, yesterday, Wednesday, Feb. 5. - Marge and Ole Olsen will chalk up eighteen years of "love and togetherness" on Sunday, Feb. 9. O'l married folks, Betty arid Frank Polenda will celebrate their wedding anniversary along with Abe Lincoln's birthday, on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Congrats to all the celebrants!! Village Board The village board meeting is back on schedule, with the next one to be held Monday, Feb. 10, at 8 p.m. at the beachhouse. The public is invited. For Young Lads Bill Hyatt is interested in forming a local Little League. Interested fathers may ckll 673-M-l for more information. The area will include the village of McCullom Lake, Lakeland subdivision, West Shore Beach and Lakeland Park-. Bye-bye for now. next week? See you Summer ResidentrnStHscumbs Word has tjeen received - of the passing of "Wilfred Laurion in Chicago, early last week. Services were held on Thursday, Jan. 30. In addition to his widow, Annabelle, he is survived by one daughter Mrs. Harriett Hoffman, two grandchildren and one1' great-grandchild. The Laurions purchased their property on Park View West more than fifteen years ago, and spent ail their summers here. Mr. Laurion was considering winterizing his home with a plan towards moving had medical treatment and out here permanently, after his we're hoping for her sake, no retirement. Our own Fred Eckserious complications arise. AI hardt and Mr. Laurion had UJekmitl NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OUR TOWN You've never heard anything so beautiful before! WHY Let Your SAVINGS WORK For Less? CURRENT DIVIDEND with built-in LESLIE TREMOLO SYSTEM OMEGA percussion and reverberation controls Charles Freund Jake Miller Passed Away This community was saddened on Tuesday, Jan. 28 to hear of the death of Jake Miller who passed away at St. Therese's hospital following surgery. He was born Dec. 3,1895 and had resided in the Spring Grove area his entire life time. Surviving are his wife, Nora, four sons, Richard of Twin Lakes, Daniel, Wayne, Earl of Spring Grove; one daughter, Verna who is at home. Others are four brothers, l5Ick of Waukegan, William of Richmond, Peter of Ringwood, and Joseph of Johnsburg; three sisters, Frances ^.of southern Illinois, Celia Thelen of Johnsburg and Rose Reinmiller of Chicago. Services were conducted from St. Peter's church with a mass at ten o'clock Friday morning. Interment Was in the church cemetery. Mike Huff Dies At Hartland We were sorry to hear of, the death of Mike Huff. Mike was our village cop for quite a few years and was a permanent fixture on the town square before entering McHenry countyyhome four years ago. He was missed at that time and now will be greatly ihissed by all who knew and loved him. He was born August 4, 1873 and had always lived in this vicinity. His wife, Catherine preceded him in death in 1945. He is survived by four sons, Arthur, Harry, Francis and William all of Chicago; two daughters, Katherine Huff and Mrs. Margaret Sanborn also of Chicago. Funeral services were held at St. Peter's church Saturday morning at ten. Burial was at St. Peter's cemetery. . School Play Success A large crowd attended the senior class play "A Little Honey" at Richmond-Burton high school on Wednesday night. Reports are that it was very good and greatly enjoyed by all who attended. The cast included Kathleen Sweeney, Ken Bergsma, Judy Stilling, Jeanette Busch, Pat Hohn, John Vierke, Tom Jessie, Susan Harsha, Susan Johonott, Diane Winn, Bruce Sebo and Delores Smith. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Earf Olson and family, Bob and Lorraine Mitchell attended the funeral 6f their brother-in-law in Chicago on Wednesday. Ciub Meets Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Agnes May on Thursday night. A delicious lunch was served after which cards were flayed and prizes went to Mrs. A1 RUPTURE-EASE* r.M. Bet. V.8. Fm. Off. (A PtDM- Brae* Traut Required Double...$3.91 A atroag, form-fltttag washable supilnal hernia. Back inaps up In front. 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