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PG. 4, SEC. 2 - PLAINDEALER - SEPT. 21, 1967 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 Hold f<dloween Party Next Month ies will be of the day next month jn members of the Ladies of Lake hold their annual Halparty. All attending are asked to come dressed Up (or down) for the occasion. The party will be held on Thursday, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m. , in the beachhouse. Co-chairmen are Gertrude Murphy and Irene Johnson. Election of officers will also be held on the. same night and Emiipa Pyritz and Louise Hammerstein form the nominating committee. Three new members were welcomed by president Gertrmlp Murphy. Hie new gals are Susan Klabar, Mrs. Margaret Herzog, and Mrs. Minnie Potter. • During the social hour, Ercell Lock, Sus Klabor, Lois Parenti, Emma Pyritz, Irene Johnson, Minnie Potter, Margaret Herzog, and Laura Slater captured the loot. Marie McKim and this reporter supplied the refreshments. All the women complimented Louise Hammerstein on her school girl figure! Have you seen her lately? She looks marvelous. LUCKY 7-11 COMBINATION ON THE 13TH Carol and Tom Wunder are positively glowing with joy over their 7-11-13 luck! Their new little fellow, Tom Alexander, Jr., weighed in at 7 lbs., 11 oz. rai Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 7:20 p.m. at Mc- Henry hospital. Mama Carol started labor at 7 a.m. Li'l Tom measured 21 inches in length, a combination of 7, and the couple was married May 21, 1966! How's that for a series of co-incidences? Ecstatic material grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Brown of McCullom Lake and Chicago and the happy paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wunder of Chicago. We couldn't be happier for all the nice people involved. RECOVERING AFTER TWO' SURGICAL PROCEDURES Theresa Schultz is on the mend following the second of two operations at McHenry hospital last Friday. They were both necessary to eorrtct a condition that may possibly have been causing trouble for 23 years! The first was an angiogram and the second, a carotid endardectomy to increase the flow of blood to the brain. The cheery messages she has been receiving, have done a great deal for her morale. As of Monday, she had been moved to self-care and may possible be home, by this reading. PRESENTED AT THE FONT Brother and sister - Ellen and young Steve Huska, served as godparents for their tiijy cousin when Mary Therese Cunningham was christened last Sunday. The service was held Sunday at 1:45 p.m. in St. Patrick' s church, with Father Tierney officiating. The baby's parents are Dorothy and John Cunningham. In the afternoon, mama Dorothy served a buffet dinner for invited guests. Her menu included ham, potato salad, Aunt Jean's baked beans, and carrot cake. Guests included the godparents, their folks -- Theresa and Steve Huska, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kroncke of Lake moor, Theresa Cunningham, and Jean and Hugh McDonald. DIDN'T DO JUSTICE Thanks to A1 Kanak, we learned what a serpentine is. This was one of seven difficult maneuvers he had to execute with a semi to earn his trophy during his company's truck rodeo. Seems as though he had to weave between three barrels, strategically placed, then reverse and back up through them, on the other side! Mighty tricky, and he justly deserved his reward. FAMILY REUNION NUMBERS 110 A recent reunion of the Miller family brought out 110 members, and all were not present. Those from the village attending the soiree at the home of Theresa and Steve Huska on Pioneer Street off Route 31, included Dorothy and John Cunningham and their six, May and Butch Kennenberg, Theresa Cunningham, and Jean and Hugh McDonald. Each family brought a dish to share with others. COMEDY OF ERRORS It was real howl last Sunday, when the gals joined the fellas for a game of softball. Some, such as this reporter, had not played ball in over 10 years! Plenty of liniment was needed on Monday, for those sore muscles. The lineup included Lenny Jensen, Ginny Hocin and husband - Ted; Kathy Klapperich, Ed Caron; Joanne Branham; Dick White; Frank Branham; Alex Hocin and Nancy (?). Other team members were Peter John Klapperich; Diane Klapperich; Yogi Prather; Butch Stacknick; Gerry Jensen; A1 Kanak; Don Hayes; Arietta Cable; and Phyllis White. Team one was victorious by a score of 10-5, but we put up a good battle. There was word that Fireside has asked for a rematch and will play our fellows, Sunday afternoon at the beach. NATAL "DAZE" «N* MAT. MILESTONES Belated congrats to Hattie Prather, Sept. 15 and to Ed Caron, Sept. 16...Susan Godina will be 4, Ami Kroncke will be 17, Henrietta and Matt Donkel will be wed 57 years, and forty-first anniversary congrats to Pearl and Wyn Pietsch, all on Sept. 22...Ruth and Frank Surz will be celebrating 60! years of marriage* on Sept. 23. Kathy Kroncke will be 14, that date, also...Eight candles on the cake for Peggy Burg, Sept. 24... Elma and Earl Nelson will be married 30 years and Marie and Allen McKim are wed 19 years, as of Sept. 25...Happy 33 years of marriage for Theresa and Frank Godina, Sept. 26...Natal day congrats to Dorothy Cunningham, Sept. 27. Best wishes to all. Our lovely summer weather, as on Monday, is pleasing a lot of people. Hope you are one of them. See you next week. SHOP IN MCHENRY MING ° BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • POODLE TRAINING SPECIAL RATE Ready Seeker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone .385-2436 (1-mile East of the Skyline Drive-In* For Your Information Dear friends, The surviving family should promptly notify the local agents of ,the insurance companies in which the deceased was insured. They will then provide the necessary claim forms. All insurance policies should be examined, as even a policy which has expired may have soir.c residual value. Thought should also foe given to a change in beneficiaries „f the continuing insurance of survivors. Respectfully, McHenry, Illinois PEIERM.JUSTEN & SON FUNERAL iriOME 38S-0063 LICENSES OF TWO DRIVERS ARE REVOKED The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Sidney Peterson, Jr., of 712 W. Regner road, McHenry, for driving while intoxicated and George Stevenson of Cary for habitual reckless driving. Suspensions were ordered, because of three violations, for Thomas Blair, of 3003 Emily lane, McHenry, Clement Bogaard, Raymond Hass and John Moats of Algonquin, Jeffrey Brand of 3607 E. Wonder Lake and Milton Voigt of. 8901 Memory trail, Wonder Lake, Gordon Donnett and Eustacio Marin of Woodstock, John Lee in of Crystal Lake, Robert Mc- Garry and Lawrence Myers, Jr., of Cary. A probationary permit was issued to Richard Franklin of Cary. Secreatry of State Powell also announced the Drivers License division of his office has rescinded the revocation of one and the suspension of one McHenry county resident. The revocation of the license of John V. Kerkes, Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake,: was rescinded following receipt of information from the Municipal court of Chicago that a previous report of bond forfeiture on a charge of driving while intoxicated was in error and the case was dismissed. The suspension of the license of Stephen J. Major, 3942 W. Main street, McHenry, was rescinded upon review of record which disclosed thathehasb^en previously suspended based upon a guilty finding of not less than three offenses within a twelve month period. There is not presently additional reports of, conviction of such nature to deem it necessary to effect an additional order of suspension. . • ' ENTERS. COLLEGE Wayne R. Pauly of McHenry recently entered Blackburn college as a member of the freshman class. He also began work under the stud wit work-study program where each student works 15 hours eadiweek atoncampus jobs, in partial payment of his education. 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