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Thursday, Jimp 17, 1%5 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Section Three -- Page Seven^ MGCULLOM LAKE NEWS eve levgsque 385-3191 HILL KAMINSKI NEW MANAGER FOR LITTLE LEAGUE Hill Kaminiski, who moved .into the village with his family about six weeks ago, has volunteered1 to manage the little league ball teams. The young Jads have taken it upon themselves to organize and elect captains, but they should have adult help. "Mr. Hill," as he likes to be •called, would like a meeting with youngsters from 8-13 years tonight, Thursday, June 17, about 7 p.m. He will be at the ball field to see what the Jads wishes are. His idea is to organize the boys into two groups by age with the 8-10 year olds comprising the mi- . nors and the older lads would formulate the majors. Such things as equipment, I uniforms, days and time of practice would) be discussed. If any fathers wish to come forward and lend managerial or coaching help, this too, would be appreciated. Here's hoping all the young fellas will be on hand tonight for the meeting. Special Meeting Of Cullom- Knoll, Monday, June 21 A special meeting of the Cullom- Knoll Association has been called for Monday, June 21, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse by president Rog Kinsey. All officers, trustees, and members of the club are urged to make a special effort to make this meeting. Plans will be drawn up for the square dance to be held in July. See you there? Workman" Injured At Wee Willie's Russetl Johnson of Forest Lake, (near Lake Zurich) suffered a compound fracture just above the left ankle when he fell from a scaffolding last Friday, about 3 p.m. He had been laying brick on a wall of the building known as Wee Willie's at 5005 W. McCuilom, Lake Read when the accident happened. Bricklayer Bill Brand and contractor of the job C. Kasperski of Sunnyside summoned the Johnsburg Rescue Squad and they transported the injured man to McHenry hospital. Emergency surgery was performed at 8 Friday night" According to a phone call to Mr. Johnson Monday morning, he stated that his left leg was in a cas.t up to the hip and he expected to be in the hospital for about one week. Former Resident Has One Woman Show In Art Fair Florence and Lee Larson, Sr., are expressing pride over the news that talented daughter, Mrs. Lori Wilhelm of McHenry, will have a one woman show of her art work at the McHenry Country Art Fair, June 18-19- 20 at the, Junior high school. Lori will exhibit thirty-nine pieces of art including scenes of the McHenry area and pastel portraits of children for which -She has earned quite a reputation. Mrs. Wilhelm studied at the Art Institute in Chicago for two years op Saturdays and also held summer classes in art work for children for several years. One of her paintings hangs in Congressman Robert McClory's office in Washington. The young woman, who is lovely enough to be subject matter for a picture herself, is the mother of two children and her husband's name is Richard. We sincerely hope our residents will make a special ef- "fort to attend the Art Fair to * see what our home town gal - has done. Another local contributor to the! Art Fair is teen age. Louise Matthesius who will have three pieces of her work on display. Coast Guard Son Married In Ohio Sincere congratulations to Don Vycital and his lovely bride -- the former Sandra Marie Austin of Bedford, Ohio, who exchanged vows iast Saturday in Ohio. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth $2. Austin of that eastern city while Don's folks are Henrietta and Harold Vycital of Spring Road. The two were married at th^ Methodist church of Maple Heights, Ohio, during a 7 p.m. double ring ceremony. The wedding reception was held following the service in Garfield Heights. Henrietta, Harold, . Lorene and JDorene arrived home late Sunday night after „ attending their- son and brother's festivities. , Sandy and Don will make their home in Ohio while the young Coast Guardsman is stationed there. Spot-Lit Seniors The community may proudly claim an even dozen of this year's high school graduates. The nine lrom the village proper inciude senior class president (McHcnry High) Jim Anderson, Diane Bjork, Penny Miller, cousins Janet and Kathy Murray, Jim Morris, Joanne Reid, Dominic (Don) Tomasello and Ken Frost (Marion Central Catholic high school). May we also stretch a point and recognize Roil Gelvin, Gail Parks of West Shore Beach and Kathy Thompson of east McCullom Lake Road. Many of these fine young people left the high school spotlight with scholarships and recognition, as well as their diplomas. Thanks to Jim Anderson, Diane Bjork, Ken Frost, Ron Gelvin. and Gail Parks, the community's already impressive .National Honor Society enrollment has reached new heights. Many of them are of the second generation in their families. Scholarship winners include Jim Anderson -- Illinois State and Kiwanis; Ken Frost -- Illinois State; Gail Parks -- Illinois State Teachers; and Kathy Thompson - • Student Council and Illinois State Teachers for the Handicapped. Receiving gold keys for high scholarship ( a, cumulative four year average of 3.3 or hotter) at the MCHS commencement exercises were Jim Anderson. Diane Bjork, and Gail Parks. Ken Frost ranked seventh in Marion's class of 192 and also received the National High School Math, contest test award and an award in dran^a. May we take the opportunity to wish all of these young people every success as they begin, now, to shape their own lives-- to go on to higher education, advanced job training, military service, or employment and to meet the "challenge of society" spoken of by Jim in his commencement address. "That challenge sets a goal we shall never actually reach within our lifetime, no matter how much we try or how much we succeed, because for every achievement, the challenge of life places a new goal ahead of us." May these graduates always keep trying!!! White Collar Gals Two of our cutest young chicks -- cousins Judy and Susy Murray with parents Betty and Larry and Mickey and Earl, respectively, have finished the curriculum at Moser Business College, Chicago. They graduated recently and brightened the Northwestern line while they were commuting. Judy has taken a position with a 'Woodstock law firm, while Susy is employed at a local bank. More On Bright Kids Sandy Betts not only made the "A" honor roll again but also was never absent or tardy for the last school year. Other "A" students include Bruce Thacker, Bobby Brand and DeeDee Levesque. Conserve Your Property!! Work has probably alreadystarted on Spring Road by the time you read this article and if you wish to save bushes, trees or fences, please remove them now. The village engineers have staked out the right-. of way and anything in the path of the road MUST go!! If you have doubts about your lot line, please check with road commissioner Harry Lock. Gals Will Add Sand To Beach Members of the Ladies of the Lake allocated a sum of money to be used to add more sand to enhance the appearance of our beach and this will be carried out in the near future in conjuniction with the Cullom-Knoll Association. The women met on Thursday, June 10, for the last time before summer adjournment. Gertrude Murphy made hpr "sunny" report of the sunshine committee and was praised along with Carrie and Frank Kurth for the excellent returns on the rummage sale. The new tile floor should make its appearance in the very near future and will be a gf£at improvement over the painted one. During the social session, Alice Gustafson, Gertrude Murphy, Laura Slater, Elma Nelson, Mary Kantorski, Elizabeth Reiter, Emma Pyritz and this reporter, were considerably elated. Excellent home made goodies were furnished by Carrie Kurth and Emma Pyritz. No. meeting until September unless a special is called. Second Production Sale For Double II (MI FARM Judging from the some 300 people wiio attendee; trie second production sale at the Dout) le-'H quarter horse farm from all parts of the country last Saturday, it would be proper to say that it was highly successful. More than sixty feautiful animals were sold ranging in price from 350 dollars to 16,000 dollars for Two D Two, the favorite. This famous AQHA champion received a first. 33 times out of 36 showings in three years and was1 Grand Champion 18 times. Mr. and Mrs. Mass were thorough in their hospitality department by making arrangements for transportation, food and very adequate seating facilities. In order to provide the very best in show stock. Conformation and-performance, plus running and cutting stock, it took four years to rebuild for the second sale. Many villagers were- at the farm for the really great show. Kids Hate Hurrahs For Sunday Work A goodly number of our younger generation responded last Sunday when the call went out for volunteers for beach clean-up and installing the raft! The adults who supervised and worked were grateful with the results and the kids' response. Senior workers were Rog Kinsey, Harry Berry, Earl Nelson, Bill Kumpula, Barbara Thacker (who had her "figger" in mind while picking up sticks and other scraps!) and Jake Levesque and his "jeep". The young ones who contributed so much to the project included Jim Frost; Derek Egerstaffer; John, Jim, and Val Bailey; Michael Lorch; Don-O Nelson; Bob Brand; Bob Taylor; Tom (Bettie and Skeets' son) Morris; Ron and Garry Kumpula; Jelf Levesque aiyl Stephen Kinsey. The shore line was raked and the debris was hauled avvay.- When tho sand is added, it will improve the appearance considerably. Good job, well done, fellas and gal! That'll L'arn Yuh! Frankie Lorch splashed l'il brudder Billy with cold water, so "big" brother Mike promptly tossed the offender into the "drink"! Many thanks to Mike also for his contributions which entitles him to a title of "junior journalist". courses to further his education in Chicago. On hand were sixteen children, twenty-seven adults, including six aunts and uncles and five friends who had also just graduated. Ball games were played for entertainment ami the weather was lovely, if a bit chilly. The Welcome Mat Is Spread For pre-teen Connie Whitte'n 1 of Litchfield. 111. who is visit- 1 ing with Julie and Ed Mass for a few weeks. She was chief in charge of baby sitting for the young couple while they were living in L, Also for Mr. and Mrs. Hill Kaminski who are now residing at 5213 W. Orchard Drive (the former Bill Walter home). They joined us about six weeks ago. Also for Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Jean) Corra<Jo of 4603 V^"Mc- Cullom Lake Road wnoTiave worked so hard to beautify their property. They will be with us for the summer and weekends'".after that. Bless them for expressing an-interest- in joining the Cullom-Knoll association. They really wish to participate! Entertains For Grandson Edith and Paul Brendle pulled out all Ihe stops for the graduation party honoring their mandson, Robert Palmer, la-t Sunday. He graduated from McHenry high and will he working for the telephone company and taking night "Double Trouble" Twin brothers, Fred and Frank Matthesius, hosted a party in honor of their birthr'Kv last Sunday at the beach. When Elma Nelson queried Frank "Are you fellas identical?", Frank's reply left no doubt! Fred "manned" the barbecue while Frank dispensed liquid refreshments as guests and birthday vobys" howled over their cards and gills. In addition to the wives and children of the two, Lil ar|d Dave Hansen (just released from St. Lukes hospital and feeling fit ); Marianne and Allan McKim; the Don Parentis; Clad and Merv Schmitt; Dorothy and Stewart Norbert Lorch; and friends of Eileen and Frank Mattheius of Chicago were present. Having A Ball A canl received from Harriet McNamara tells us she is having a marvelous time while visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ida Kahlmann, in Knox, Ind. She has been attending card and birthday parties and loads of luncheons. She also won first prize at her church, home shortly. Should be Natal "Daze" 'N* Mat. Milestones Two candles on the cake for Denise Parenti today, June 17 . . . Tammy White will be 6 on June 18 . . . Cousins Kathy and Janet Murray turn 18 on June 19 while Elma Nelson and Len Jensen, Jr., are also in line for congrats this date . . . Marie and Vic Howe will be wed 29 years, 32 for Shirley and Len Jensen, Sr., and 19 years married! for Dorie, and Bill Brennan -- all on June 21 ... . . Jeanette and Ed Whitney will be married 13 years and Colleen-Godina turns 7 on June 22 . . . ' Happy and lovely 18 years old for. Mary Beth Luto as on June 23. Best wishes to all. My back and my fingers and mind arc out of "gas" and we Charolais Cattle Admitted To Fair Charolais cattle will be admitted to judging at the Illinois State Fair for the first time this year. The Fair will be open Friday, Aug. 13, and continue through Sunday, Aug. 22, in Springfield. Charolais originated in France 200 years ago. The first Charolais sent to the North American continent arrived in the 1930s. An estimated 50,000 are now in this hemisphere. 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