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MCCULLOM LAKE NEK EVE LEVESQUE LOCAL YOUNG MEN ENLIST IN MARINE CORPS Bill Smith, 17, the son the Dora and Harold Smith, 5107 W. McCullom Lake Road and Jeff Levesque, 19, the son of Jake Levesque and this reporter are now undergoing basic training in the Marine Corps in San Diego. The young men left Crystal Lake by train at 5 a.m. last Friday morning and spent the day in Chicago, undergoing physicals and mental aptitude tests. One other youth from McHenry, Art Wierich, accompanied his buddies, but was not able to pass the physical exam. According to a report, he may still make the grade. The two lads were sworn in around 5 p.m. and were the transported to CP Hare airport for a plane to the coast. No word was received by Monday morning, by either set of parents, but we are waiting anxiously to hear from them. It will be interesting to hear of their activities, and we know the training is excellent. Young Bill is the fellow who reported a robbery at his place of employment in McHenry, and identified the culprit for the authorities. This hero should certainly prove to be an asset to the Corps. Wonder how long it will take for their head size to increase? Former resident Dick Harrison is also making quite a name for himself in the Marines. His parents are Evelyn and Bud Harrison of McHenry. COMMITTEES NAMED FOR HARVEST DANCE, NOV. 4 President of the Cullom- 385-4141 Knoll association Ron Godinais in charge of the Harvest dance, to be held Saturday, Nov. 4, at the Polish Camp and has named Elaine Glee son and Gerry Jensen to serve on the food committee. Tickets are available from any of the members and at the two business houses. The barrels, which have been floating in the lake, have not been removed by the persons who placed them there. They are a hazard and should be taken out! The above action tood place during the regularly scheduled meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association, Sunday, Oct. 1 in the beachhouse. FIRST SOLO FLIGHT Peter John Klapperich, who has been taking flight lessons from Jake Levesque. made his first solo journey in the skies, last Sunday. He was not informed until the two men were ready to board the plane. "His wife, Eileen, was not aware beforehand, that her husband was about to take that moist important step. According to his instructor, Peter John has been a fine student, and will made a very fine pilot. We couldn't be happier for a very nice guy! CUSTODIAN NEEDED FOR BEACHHOUSE Someone with a bit of free time is needed to act as custodian of the beachhouse. The duties are simple and not time consuming, and the job does call for a small remuneration. If you are interested, please call Ron Godina at 385-3280. VEHICLE LICENSE APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE Vic Howe has applications for motorists who wish to apply for a vehicle license. His home is located at 4914 W. Fountain Lane. HAY RIDE FOR TEENS Members of the teen club will meet at the beachhouse at 7 p.m. for a hayride, Wednesday Oct. 11. Since there is no school the following day, the party will run until 11 p.m. They plan to cook out doors at the beach when they return from the ride. Should be a fine time for the young ladies and fellas. HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR SMALL FRY, OCT. 31 The teen club of,the village will hold the annual Halloween party for kiddies in the beachhouse, Tuesday, Oct. 31, starting at 7 p.m. There will be costume judging for the little folks, and plenty of refreshments. Here's hoping the weather will be pleasant. BOWLING Ken Ingersol had high gaime and high series last Friday night with a 194 and 525. Gerry Jensen captured both fields for wpmen with a 194 and 540 COSTUME PARTY FOR WOMEN NEXT WEEK adies of the community have only one week in which to as semble a costume for the party next Thursday. The Ladies of the Lake will hold their ahnual Halloween party, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. HOSPITALIZED BECAUSE OF WEEDS Wendy Cunningham was hospitalized in McHenry from Monday night to Friday morning of last week because of a weed allergy. There are certain va- Only electricity cooks your food dries your clothes heats your house ffi mmm Whether for cooking, clothes drying, or heating your house, electricity does the job best. Does it with pure, radiant, flameless heat. Heat that's gentle to delicate fabrics. Heat that's controlled to make you a better cook. Heat that's flameless to keep your whole house cleaner, more comfortable. Only modern electricity does these jobs for you with the same kind of pure, radiant heat you get from the sun. For more information about modern electric living, call our nearest office; C Commonwealth Edison Company I. rieties which grow in the lot next door to the Cunningham property which causesthis serious condition every year. She is recovering now, but it is a painful ordeal. CHANGE RESIDENCE Former residents Sally and Theodor Olsen are settled comfortably in their new home at 1603 Meadow Lane, Lakeland Park. They moved from their Young street address last Saturday and just love their new abode. There is plenty of grass for Papa to mow, and beautiful flowers will receive his loving touch. ORCHID OCCASIONS Chris White will blow out five candles on his cake, Oct. 8....Natal day congrats to Frank Tomasek, Oct. 10...Theresa and Will Schultz will be wed 37 years, Oct. 11. She is recuperating rapidly, following her recent surgery. Best wishes to all. With the mercury near 80! on Monday, it is a beautiful summer day. Fly Old Glory next Thursday, and we'll see you again, that date. SPRING GROVE NEWS >>iV; .. " ' • * PG. 4, SEC* 2 - PLAINDEALER - OCT* 6, 1967 1 EVA FREUND PHONE 678-2135 Mays Observe Golden Wedding Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ben May who will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday, Oct% 14. Ben and Emma extend an invitation to all their relative." and friends to open house, which will be held in Johnsburg community hall. AWARD WINNERS The Christian Mothers Society of St. Peter's won first prize for their display and took second prize for their poster at the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convention held in Freeport on Sept. 24. Louise Miller and Jean Kagan are to be commended for the design and work put into these exhibits in the theme of "These New People". Many parishes in the diocese were competing in this contest. 4-H CLUB The 4-Corners Spring Grove 4-H club started their newyear with a first meeting on Sept. 19. Results of the election of officers were Mary Ellen Miller, president; Mary Lou Wade, vice-president; Lisa Eckman, secretary; Sue Eckman, treasurer; Debbie Wrona and Denise May, reporters. The next meeting will be held Oct. 3 from 7 to 8 p.m. New members are welcome but they must bring one parent along. Some of the projects open to either new or old members are knitting, sewing, baking, and handicrafts. For information contact Bev ' Schmitt 675-2060. CLUB MEETS Members of her club met at the home of Marie Lewis in Fox Lake on Thursday night. A dessert lunch was served and cards were played. Prizes went to Nora Klaus, Mrs. William Britz and Emma Kattner. Annie Sanders was hostess / -A»w\ MINLATURE . . This miniature watch (right) is 220 years old and still in working order with a hog's bristle for the balance wheel. On exhibit at the Nuremberg, Germany Museum, the wafch measures 2.3 centimeters in diameter and is 1.2 centimeters thick. A "Nuremberg Ebb" pocket watch (left) is used for size comparison. to the members of her club on Thursday, Sept. 28. Prize winners in cards were Mame Tinney, Mary Klein, Tillie May and Frankie Shotliff. Lunch was served. Polio Drops Off Polio casss throughout the United States were down to 15 ' during the first seven months of 1967, virtually a 100 per cent drop in Incidence since Salk vaccine was first used in 1955. 5618 Northwest Highway, Crystal Lake, III. I NOW IN FOR AN EXTRA DIMENSION OF BEAUTY AT NO EXTRA COST Tomorrow at 9 A.M. Sharp! #4 (£/ 97" SWk ANfi TWO CHAIRS -Sov* $160 Richly quilled 97" 4-cushion (extra length) sofa, plus handsomely tailored Mr. & Mrs. Chairs in fine fabrics, contrasting or matching colors! £.11 with downey-soft Fortel and foam cushions for extra comfort - reversible for lasting beauty. 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