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8, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 3, PG. 7 ' • ( • : M^CULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 REPORT YOUNGSTER-Knollpres KICKED BY HORSE """ - - - - OUT QF DANGER Wee Jeanptte Straumaim, the 2&year old-youngster of Phyllis and Denny Straumann, came home from Memorial hospital , for McHenry County last Fri-, day, after being kicked by a horse, Friday, May 26. The little girl, and her two sisters and brother, werebeiig cared for by their Aunt, Delores, and Miss DeeDee Valentine while the mother was working. The two young women Had the children at a nearjby farm, where they are raising two yearling horses. During the evening; Jeanette escaped frafa her aunt, and wandered too near the one animal, which apparent- 7 shied at her presence, and kicked out sideways. The force of the kick, caused the tot to take a severe tumble. She suffered bruises on her back and injury to her head. For several days, she was in a serious condition, and had tobe fed intravenously. Her mother ministered to her In the hospital, and with excellent treatment, she was able to be released last week. She is still receiving medication and has not been released from doctor* s C3T0 'RUMMAGE SALE A WHOPPIN* SUCCESS The coffers of the Ladies of the Lake treasury have received a considerable increase, following the very successful rummage and bake sale at the beach last Saturday. Chairman Carrie Kurth appreciated all the wonderful people who responded so generously to the call for donations of money, cakes, clothing, and other bakery goods. Hie booperation received was unbelievable! The demand for bakery goods far exceeded the available supply. Sales were brisk, in the rummage department, also. Merchandise which was left over was given to the Good Will Indpstries. Bfrs. Kurth was elated with the? industrious group of women who worked both Friday and idem, Ray Lary. DeeDee Levesque led the audience in tfie pledge to the flag. Mrs. Donald Meyer placed the wreath on the Memorial rock while Dale and Mm Wilson placed another in the water. Because of a previous commitment in Bensenville, the Viscounts were unable to attend, and we sincerely missed them. Their outstanding performances, in the past, were remembered fay all who attended. Invocation was given by the Rev. \Thomas Johnson, Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, and the Benediction pronounced fay Father Guzzardo of St* Patrick's Catholic church. The main address was delivered by Commander Frank Ficek, of the Legion Post short messages from Commander Eugehe Kane of the Barracks, and Evelyn Ficek, president of the Legion Auxiliary. Only one flaw marredtheproceedings and that will be covered in the next article. MISSING PLAQUE CAUSES CONSTERNATION It was with horror, thatresidents of the community, became aware of the missing plague on the Memorial rock, bearing the name of James Vincent Tomasello. It is a mystery if the plaque was stolen, removed deliberately (which we would hate to think), or simply foil off, and was discarded inadvertently. At any rate, another has been ordered and will be installed as soon as possible. If malicious mischief took place, we hope the culprit suffers horrible consequences! JUNE NUPTIALS FOR MISS MURRAY The traditional month for brides was chosen by Miss Susan Murray and she will exchange vows with Robert Smith at 4 p.m., this Saturday June 10 at First Presbyterian church, McHenry. Susan is the daughter of Chief and Mrs. Earl Murray, and the future groom's Saturday, to put the event a-* j^rents are, Mr. and Mrs. Richcross. Those deserving con- at McHenry. The metidation Ineclluuddee Elisabeth 1 Fisher, Elaine Gleeson, Edith Brendle, AdeleFusciani,Emma Pyritz and Petey Schmidt. Also Lofh Parent! Gertrude Murphy, Loulss Hammer stein, Ercell Lock, Irene Johnson, and Alice Guatafson. If any names were omitted, they will be carried next week. Carrie deserves a bouquet of roses for her fantastic job! INSPIRATIONAL SERVICE HELD MEMORIAL DAY May 30 dawned bright and clear, although a bit on the cool side, making a perfect setting for the annual Cullom-Knoll Memorial service. Theresa Schultz was in charge of the event, which was simple, reverent and meaningful. The various groups of the American Legion were on hand, including the rifle squad, the women's auxiliary, and members of the post. The members of World War I Barracks also turned out for us. Jake Levesque acted a master of ceremonies, and was inattendedt# her cousin, Judy Murray, as ma&d of honor and also by her sister* Mrs. Kathy Cajthami. Following the ceremony, a reception for invited guests will be held. JULY 4 AND SUMMER FESTIVAL COMMITTEES SELECTED Both July 4 and August 5 will be big days in the community when the Cullom-Knoll sponsors activities on these dates. Large committees were named for both affairs at the last meeting of the club, held Sunday, June 4. August S has been selected as the date for the summer festival. Membership dues are lagging behini last year,- and it is imperative that all families help to support the club, otherwise, no beach and no park! Money should be sent to Mr. Ray Fisher, treasurer, W. Lake Shore Drive, Immediately. This applies only to those who have not paid since Jan. 1. Bill Gleeson and Chuck Thacker made donations of MINUM { I I SIDING Fireproof Waterproof Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSt'O Premium "HO" Siding with the DuPont Finish Life of the Building Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Dour* & Awnings l^telrfenry WM@w & Awiirag C®5 83IIH W. Witukegan Dtri. I'HOXE 3M5-I1HO MeMenry, HI I. materials to make k dragwklto ' iriiere fa has replace damaged cyclone fenc- for the past two months. He is ing. due to report to the Marine Barbara Thacker was named v Base at Camp Pendleton, Calif., chairman, and Len Jensen and by June 18, and expects to be Ray Fisher will also serve on the nominating committee. They will present a slate of candidates for the August election at the July meeting. Other matters of business will be presented under separate captions. SOFTBALL MEETING FOR YOUNG LADIES {' Mrs. Gerry Jensen has called a meeting to begin girls' softball, for Monday, June 12, at 7 p.m., in the beachhouse. All the young gals of the village are invited to attend. LITTLE LEAGUE ; Uil Brand and village president John Boyle have been named. to head the two top spots for little league. The first practice will be held Saturday at 2 pjn. Young lads not yet registered, may do' so then. There are still a few openings on the teams. Two teams have been covered by insurance, so action may begin. Boys from the village, West Shore Beach, and Ringwood may participate. Louis Swedo of West Shore Beach is the general manager. RAFT LAUNCHED THIS WEEK The diving platform will be launched for swimming, sometime this week, according to Ed Caron, Cullom-Knoll trussenf to Viet Nam by late summer. Charley enlisted in the Corps on Aug. l of last year. He looks just great! Cpl. John Rourke was home for a brief three days over the weekend, to the utter delight of' his family --Bev, Frank, Kevin Pete and sister --Cynthia Freund. John is a chill corps instructor at, Fort Dix, N.J., andMs enjoying the freedom from classes, now that his formal training period has ended. Both men are a credit to .their families and tothe service. SWEET GERL GRADUATE We must mention the nice words of praise given to Jackie Whitney, a St. Patrick graduate, last week. She looked like a little doll and carried a bouquet of roses presented to her by her mom and dad, for the occasion, just like a candidate for Miss America. SWEET REVENGE! Hie Cullom-Knoll bin Misfits really enjoyed their victoiy. last Sunday, when they "shellacked" the Forum Fits to the tune of 36-7! Hie opening game was well attended by spectators, and the Misfits even hadatrained cheering section. Handsome tee shirts of red with white lettering were worn by the winning team members. Louis Swedes umpiring was much appreciated. The Misfits were out to get revenge for the defeats they suffered last season and they Ad a tremendous job. Ray Lary's belly slide really added to the entertainment. Bill Gleeson, captain; Tom Olsen; Ron Godina; George Scarbrough; Jim Wyman; Butch Stacknick; Ray Lary; KenBetts; Don Qayes; and Ted Hodnwere women who have finished party the victors. or all of their formal educa- Jake Levesque, captain; Jack tion, and hope that the lessons _ DeGeorge; Frank Branham; community ar^coftttally invited to attend. ORCHID OCCASIONS Happy birthday, today, June 8, to Bud Brendle. Lisa Christine Caddy turns 1, Tommy Frett will be 5 and natal day Congrats to Chuck Thacker, June 10. Billy Betts will be 4, and Mickey and Earl Murray celebrate their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary, June 11. John Michael Bateman and Kurt Walter will he 8 and happy birthday to Fred Matthesius, on June 13. Seven candles on the cake for Michael Walter, June 14. Best wishes to all. ; , Hectic week for this reporter with J. R. graduating tonight, 4-ind DeeDee, tomorrow night, A See you next week? .' DOG SHOT A dog belonging to the Esposito family at Pistakee Highlands was reported shot and killed last week, according to the sherifPs office. As they stood talking to neighbors near their home, they heard a shot, but paid little attention to it. However, when their dog, which had teen standing near them, became ill later in the day it was taken to a veterinarian, who said the dog had been shot. The sheriffs office investigated. X: CHARTER ISSUED ;'«The state has issued a charter to Automated Services, Inc., at 3421 W. Pearl street. ITEM: If your budget won't permit you to build a muchneeded bathroom, see if you can't find some waste space In an {pld closet, pantry, under a stairwell or at the end of a hall for a compact powder roomthat will ease the strain on existing bathroom facilities. You can install a powder room in a space as little as 4 k 5 feet. Lavatories arid water closets that can be installed in corners are available for rooms with unusual shapes. TRIBUTE TO GRADUATES This has been an exciting few weeks, with all the schools completing graduation of students from elementary, high, and in some cases, colleges. It would be impossible to list all the names, since there would be the danger of omission. We would sincerely like to extend the very highest of congratulations to all the young men and will be used with the greatest potential. Some of our high school graduates have chosen to enter the military, and we offer them our prayers and blessings. To all who have received that cherished diploma, GOOD LUCK, and may God bless you all. BRIEF RESPITE FROM . f|; iMILifiARY DUTIES f' HfVas w$li joy thtff *e greeted P.F.C* Charles Tomasello and Cpl, John Rourke last week. Charley arrived home May 24 from Camp LeJeune, N.C., Peter John KLapperich; A1 Kanak; Tom Bateman; Gene Freund; Gene Adams; Lenny Jensen; Ed Caron; Don Powers; and BUI McDonald suffered the ignominious defeat. Maybe the tables will be turned when the fellows meet again, (MI Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on the playing field. LADIES MEET TONIGHTS : -iMembers of the Ladles Lake will meet tonight for the last time before summer adjournment at 8 p.m., in the beachhouse. All women of the Our man with the Armed Forces Because beer is such a favorite with service men, we brewers like to do all we can to keep its surroundings right. So USB A representatives serve as adviser members of the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Boards throughout the country. 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