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3j <>,, , V-' "fi'. i ?> ,":v.in , iii~T i - : ; • •• ':. . . McCtOlom Liki 7s*3^r* ; WITH PICNIC HZ.'fL -A ' ' •«*« by Eve Levesque McCullom Lake Little ^'League, organized by Bill Ky- <att, president of the organization, wound up a very successful season on Labor Day. Our , jpwn All Stars were scheduled to play the Wonder Lake All- '^ars, at 1 p.m. After the ball gaiti|T weather ^permitting, the coaefie^ and managers hoped to have' a picnic for all the lads who played „,hard for the.glory dythe com- J munity. For some of the young Vi)^ds, it was their first Venture into the field of baseball. The men in charg# were interested not so much in producing topnotch ball players as they were with the idea of installing good Sportsmanship into the minds of all the young fellows. With out a doubt, we think this purpose Was accomplished. Hats off!! Bill Brennan and Luther Watson of the little "MSox," to Bud Harrison and Gene Frost, of the "Cubs," and •to Merv Schmitt, Odell Gelvin, •and Jake Levesque of the "Braves" for a fine job, well ' clone. These men gave up many 'evenings in order to coach the youngsters in all the phases of 'baseball. Jake also had the thankless position of acting as umpire for a good many of the ^ games, and did an excellent job it. "^The entire organization is hoping for a bigger and better season next year. 4<H«uey Dew" Vacation Bill Creutz has returned to his regular job, after spending two -weeks on a honey dew vacation. With his ever lovin' Eleanor directing, it was, "Honey, do this" and "honey, do that"! Lots of chores getting accomplished this way! spend some time with her chum of many years, Mrs. Lou Gielow. It was Lou's birthday, and ;the women "did the town" --dinner, shopping, artfj sightseeing. , / ? First Grandchild Baptized Mr. and Mrs. Sam Deskis attended the christening services held for their first grandchild on Sunday, Aug. 24 at St. Mary's church, Woodstock. Little miss Susan Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deskis of Woodstock, was sponsored by Mrs. Edna Walter of Chicago and Alex Apuzza of Melrose Park. The officiating priest was Father Egan. Because of illness, the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wollak of Lilymoor were unable .to attend. Ladies of the Lake The women's organization will resume their regular meetings the second Thursday in September--the date being the eleventh at 8 p.m. in the befechhouse. Big doings for the fall. At this time, the results of the bake sale held Aug. 30 will be revealed. ' AJ1 the women in the community are invited and encouraged to attend and join. -'Nuther reminder next week. Sad News on Return Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schultz and daughter, Lynne, returned from their vacation last week in time to be greeted- with the unhappy news that Will's father, Charles Schultz, had been h o s p i t a l i z e d . He u n d e w e n t surgery on Tuesday of last week. The Schultzes departed our shores to spend some time with cousins, Shirley and Lester Ericksen and their three darling daughters, in Cooperstown, N. D. From there, Theresa. Will and Lynne journeyed to Golden Wedding Festivities Best wishes to Ethel and ,Sid Smith who will, mark fifty years of wedded bliss on Sat urdayt Sept. 6 with a large party at McDonald's The "couple resided in McCullom Lake' for many years before making McHenry their home. They have certainly proved the old adage that **true love never dies!" Announce Engagement , Mr. affel Mrs. Eckhardt were hosts at a party last Saturday for Thomas J. McNamara and Charlotte King, at which time their engagement and approaching marriage were . announced. The couple will' exchange vows at a spring wedding. Thomas is the youngest son their "old stamping grounds" j of Mrs. McNamara of 317 Hick Charlie's place on the Flam- ory Drive and Charlotte is -- - •" - the youngest daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. King of East Chicago, Ind. beau flowage, near Butternut, Wise. Peaceful and restful, it was. Now they are all anxious to "get back in harness." «** Council Quotes After the regular order of business at the last meeting of tfie village board, held Monday, Aug. 25 in the beachhouse, Roy Zody, a member of the police "commission, informed the council of a special police meeting, which was held. At this time, ohief of police Larry Murray drew up an excellent set of rules and regulations governing the behavior of the officers at all times. Included were •<*«rders pertaining to dress, use of the squad car, attitude of officers when stopping anyone for any violation, etc. The purpose of this is to protect the men and our own civilians. The regulations received unanimous < acclaim from the board mem- J bers. Notice was given that th? advance Red Cross class will * be organised in the very near future. Any one who took the • basic training course last ' spring will be eligible to sign • up for this class. Mere details ! later. | The next meeting of the trusl tees will be held Monday, Sept. ; 8 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. . Public invited. Cullom-Knoll The Cullom - Knoll r association will hold its regulafty scheduled meeting, Sunday, Sept. 7 at 2:30 p.m. in the beachhouse. At this time, a committee will be selected to propose nominations for the election to be held in October.- Overseas Visitors Erling Olsen of Orchard Drive was thrilled with the arrival of his sister and her family for a short visit recently. Mr. and Mrs. Leif Wiik and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Wiik and two youngsters, motored here from Washington, D. C. on their way to Los Angeles. The Wiiks have b.een in this country for about 8 months. During this time, Mr. Wiik learned how to drive, purchased a new automobile and then started cross country. Pretty good going. Erljng was amazed when he called the dog they had with him, and the canine recognized his voice and obeyed immediately. It has been five years since the pooch last heard Erling speak to him! A FellerJjjDistress Donny 'Hayes ^s^-dfemayed ovet thfe loss of his treasured high school ring, dropped somewhere in the vicinity of the beach. In addition to the McHenry high emblem, the initials D. H. appear on the front. Donny is offering a reward to anyone who may find the ring and return same to him. * Chicago Fling Mrs. Jean McDonald drove into the city last Monday to Seems mighty quiet with the kids all back in school, but nice too! Take care and we'll see you next week! Bugs t upholstery cleaned in your own homo y • NO meisy . soaking! NO harsh ^-scrubbing! • and NO harmful soaps! 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