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McCullom Lake News EVE LEVESQUE SM-4141 REPORT LAKE IN CONDITION FOR FISHING DERBY A water physics and chemistry report from state biologist Bruce Muench indicates an ice covering of eight inches on the lake which would make for excellent fishing for the proposed ice fishing derby, scheduled for Feb. 18 and 19. Continued below freezing temperatures will increase the depth. He did offer a warning that conditions are prevalent which could result in winter-killing of fish and that would be insufficient oxygen for the denizens of the deep. The report was offered to the Cullom- Knoll Association at the regularly scheduled meeting held Sunday, Jan. 8, in the beachhouse, £y Kenr&tn Bette, chairman of the derby. He vqlunteered the information that steps would be taken to remedy the situation il it does occur and he has the equipment and manpower to strip the snow, if it becomes necessary. Condition of the water was also listed as clear to the bottom with no sign of turbidity or odor. Members of the derby committee . attended the Channel Lake affair held last Sunday and reported that the size of fish caught at our derby last year far exceeded the length of those " obtained at the neighboring lake. Our publicity records and pictures reveal the limit in bass was caught by Gene Freund. He also caught the largest fish which weighed 2.56 pounds and measured 15.7 inches. Publicity like this, should make this event outstanding! All money collected by . salesmen from ads and tickets should be turned in to Kenneth Betts until Bill Walter is released from the hospital. Co-chairmen for the event in charge of "Groceries" are Elaine Gleeson, Gerry Jensen, Jeanette Betts and Barbara Caron. This committe needs help on these two days and volunteers should contact Mrs. Gleeson at 385-0615. Cerebral Palsy Dinner And Drive The drive for funds for research and help for victims of cerebral palsy is under way and will continue through the month of January, according to area chairman -- Mrs. Allan (Marie)' McKim. Volunteer workers from the community will be calling door to door and it is hoped that this year's drive will net even bigger results than previous years. Mrs. McKim announces the date for the "kick off" dinner as Thursday, Jan. 12, at Martinetti's Restaurant, Crystal Lak ?. cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m. and dinner served at 7:30 p.m: Those wishing to obtain tickets for this most worthwhile cause may contact Mrs. McKim at 385-3141. Ladies of the Lake Meet Tonight g Members of the Ladies' club will meet at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday) in the . beachhouse. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend and participate. After the business meeting, the gals enjoy a social session which includes games and refreshments. .Bob Orion Heads Teen Club Following the election of officers for the teen club, Bob Orton emerged as victor for the top slot. He Will be assisted by Bob Brand as vicepresident. . Jackie Fisher will record activities, minutes and send out correspondence and Ron Kumpula is in charge of finances. The young people will hold a toboggan party at Veteran Acres, Crystal Lake, this Saturday, Jan. 14 and must meet at the beach at 6:15 p.m. Acc6rding to adult supervisor Mrs. Gerry Jensen, more adults are needed for chaperones and to provide transportation. There must be many married couples in the village who would like to restore the feeling of youth and join the young folks. Don't forget your first aid kits! Deepest Sympathy To Mrs. Jim Argy, whose father -- Sherman Dockery, 70-- died in Hines Veterans' hospital, Jan. 2. He lived in Lombard and had been hospitalized on several occasions, and for, two weeks at the time of his death. A private service was held in Chicago the following Wednesday. In addition to Mrs. Argy, he is also survived by hlis widow, Mrs. Margaret Dockery of Roselle; daughters, Mrs. Ruth Fredrick, Lombard; Mrs. Ruby Escher and Mrs.. Lorraine MacMurphy, Los Angeles, Mrs. Thelma Honeycutt, Grant's Pass, Ore.; fifteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Three sisters preceded h i m in death. Extensive Surgery Bill Walter, known affectionately as "Wee Willie", was under the surgeon's scalpel four and one half hours, Monday, Jan. 2, at Michael Reese hospital. The operation was to end the difficulties he has experienced and to stop the pain he endured stoically. Because of our early deadline, we couldn't run the news any earlier. Yournew McHENRY Telephone Directory goes to press JANUARY 2( If you • • • A wife who is active in clubs or groups. A relative living with other family members. A person sharing an apartment or home. A businessman who wants customers to know his home number. A teenager who likes to get calls...and calls... You may need a special listing Now is the time to make any changes or additions to improve your listing in your new white pages Alphabetical Directory. Make sure your listing does the most for you--makes it easy for people to reach you. The cost of additional listings is surprisingly small. Just call your telephone business office at ask for your Service Representative. She will arrange for your listings. I and h^ppy to Illinois Bell Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System He will be hospitalized for more than two weeks, so we're hoping you will send cards to 507B, Kaplan Pavillion, Michael Reese Hospital, 29th and Ellis Aves., Chicago. During his long ordeal, his wife Gert was Waiting for news in the corridor and had her fears assuaged by Mrs. Eileen Klapperich who accompanied her to the city. Fishing Club Will Organise Petitions are now being circulated to determine the number of men in the village who are interested in joining a fishing club. Ken Loesch and Ken Betts are starting the idea and hope it will "catch fire." A one dollar registration fee is being requested. If enough signatures are obtained, a meeting time and place will be published. For further information, contact either of the two named gentlemen at 385-7027 or 385-0327. Wedding Party Members Miss Penny Miller of" W. Parkview, Gail Parks, West Shore Beach and Dominic (Don) Tomasello were members of a wedding party last Saturday when Miss Donna Marie Luciano of Wonder Lake became the bride of Mr. Richard Franzen during nuptial Mass at Christ the King Catholic Church, Wonder Lake. The two young women were bridesmaids and wore floor length gowns of turquoise blue which featured velvet bodices aiid chiffon skirts. Don served as a groomsman. Oar Foreign Traveller Word from daughter Chrys at MacMurray College, Jacksonville, reveals that she will be home Jan. 19, preparing for her trip to Strasbourg, France. She will leave O'Hare Airport on Jan. 23, enjoy 24 hours in Iceland, and land in Europe to take her second semester of tier junior year at the University, learning JANUARY 12, 1967 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 9, SECTION 2 French at its origination. She plans to teach foreign languages at the high school level after earning her degree. This should be a thrilling venture and she is making the opportunity herself. Former Resident On Short Visit It was just great to say 'hello" (and receive hugs and kisses, natch!) from Miss Bernice Bjork, who grew up in the village. She now lives and works in Milwaukee, but her parents -- Bernice and Whitey, reside in Gonover. Wise. Miss Bjork enjoyed hospitality at the Willard Schultz home and related events of her family. Her married sister Diane and husband, Paul Hegemann, also of Conover, are . eagerly awaiting the birth of their second child in May. Kelley Jo ewill be one year old around the same time. Bernice reports that Diane is ecstatic with her role of wife and had slimmed down to a "sylphlike state", (at least for a time.) Mr. and Mrs. Bjork are overjoyed with their J o ne grandchild and looking forward to greeting the next one, also according to Bernice. Couldn't be happier for the family. Working Holidays Jake was able to squeeze a few hours to spend New Year's Eve with me before he returned to Springfield on New Year's Day, to work Jan. 2. He had been down south helping in his role of assistant state treasurer, transferring securities from former Treasurer William J. Scott to newly elected official Adlai Stevenson in. He revealed it was quite an experience. Report on, Yonth dabs The Monkees made piggy banks .at their last meeting from plastic bottles. They will have no meeting tonight, because of the Ladies of the Lake meeting. According to adult supervisor, Ethel Brendle, parents are urged to tell the little fellows to^ settle down and behave, or the organization will disband. Thry cannot operate in chaos! Us Gals, jr. division, are busy making book marks and working on Valentine gifts for their moms. Sr. division girls are utilizing popsicle According to Greg Burg, Sr.. the honeymoon between him and his Marie is over. As the count down began for New Year's Eve, he expected a rush to his arms for the usual embrace and was astonished to see her dash to the clock and reset it. Seems it was one minutg. off! New Record for Women Gerry Jensen is glowing with pride as she takes over the spot of high game for women with her 218! The exciting event took place last Friday night during the Cullom- Knoll sponsored league games in Johnsburg. She pushes Barbara Thacker out of the category. Ray Lary captured the position of high series with 602, but had to forfeit the games. He was the only member of his team who showed! According to Gerry Jensen, one couple or possibly two men and two women will be n e e d e d t o c o m p l e t e t h e teams. If interested, contact her at 385-3461. Belated Congrats Happy to report that Bett& and Skeets Morris were happily wed for 22 years, Jan. 6....Twins Elizabeth Ann and Cora Lee McClure turned 4 on Jan. 10. Birthday greetings to John Boyle, Sr., as of Jan. 3. Orchid Occasions Natal day Congrats to Gene . Frost, today, Jan. 12, and to Ruth Gumm and Liz Ingersol, tomorrow., Jan. 13...Lorraine and John Boyle will celebrate their twenty-third w e d d i n g a n n i v e r s a r y a n d Ron Malcolm turns 19, on Jan. 15...Kindergarten age (5) for Debbie Straumann, Jan. 16. Best wishes to all. We need information concerning the first wedding and first birth of the New Year. Please help! 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