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Y ^MCCULLOM \M E NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 BILL BRENNAN TO CLAIM BRIDE ON SATURDAY One of the loveliest of fall weddings will unite Miss Violet BeCicco of McHenry and Bill Brennan, this Saturday, Nov. 11, at 3 p.m. in St. Patrick's church. Hie bride'5 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter De- Cicco, 518 N. Front street, McHenry, and Bill's mom and dad are Doris and William Brennan, 5221 W. West Lane, in the villages Sandy Brennan, sister of the groom will serve as maid of honor and several of the bride's relatives will be members of the wedding party. Following a reception for 200 guests, the newly wedded couple will honeymoon in Wisconsin. The two who graduated from McHenry High School, class of '66 will reside on Riverside drive, McHenry. Miss DeCicco works as a child care aide at Elgin State hospital. Her soonto- be groom is employed by a local construction company. We wish them every happiness as they are about to unite. VILLAGE BOARD The president and trustees will meet in regular session, Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited to attend. HARVEST HOME DANCE A SOCIAL SUCCESS Although the financial returns have not been tabulated, we feel sure that the second annual Harvest dance, sponsored by the Cullom-Knoll Ass'n. was a success. The dance was held at the Spojnia Polish Camp last Saturday night. The orchestra was excellettt'and played a complete variety of music. There was everything from Polish hops to Hawaiian music and plenty of current and "square" music. A great deal of hard work and planning went into the effort and those responsible certainly deserve credit. Ron Godina. Frank Kurth, and m f i f t y S P B C I A i f I S S ROLLINS RD. VOLO 120 HENRY FOR -- OPEN - FRI., SAT. & SUN. Frl., Sat. - 5 p.m. Sunday - Noon RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED FOR: Private Parties Harvest Dinner Dance November 18th Thanksgiving Day New Year's Eve Dinners Served in The Roman Style S P E C I A L PR I VAT E F O R R E S E R V A T I O N S JUstice 7-0741 ON ROLLINS RD NORTH SHORE OF LONG LAKE TA TE S I B A N Q U E T S l Len Jensen, Jr., were members of the committee. Also serving "and working were Gerry Jensen, Elaine Gleeson, Barb Caron and Bonnie Morris in the kitchen. Frank Kurth and Vic Silinsdas efficiently operated the liquid refreshment stand all night, and received assistance from Gene Huff and Ken Loesch. Kay Godina never left her post as chief in charge of tickets. We're certain this event will be held annually. CULLOM-KNOLL MEETS SUNDAY A meeting of the Cullom- Knoll association has been called for Sunday, Nov. 12, at 3p.m. in the beachhouse. All officers, trustees, and members are urged to attend. There will be a report of the dance from the committee at this time. SMALL FRY HALLOWEEN PARTY About ninety youngsters were on hand for the annual Halloween party in the beachhouse, Tuesday evening, Oct. 31. Members of the teen club and Mrs. Gerry Jensen were hosts to the children, but the Cullom- Knoll association underwrote the expenses. The difficult task of choosing winners among so many original costumes was in the hands of Mike Dreher, Mike Herzog and Ray Lary. Bobby Boyle, Jennifer Smith and Billy Gleeson were first, second and third place winners in the 9-12 years old bracket. In the six to eight year category, Libby Damiano placed first, Linda Vick, second and her brother, Paul, third. Susan Godina was awarded first prize in the five and under age group, with Heather Ingersol placing second and Laura Huff, third. Home baked (by Mrs. Jensen) cup cakes and hot chocolate were served to the young boys and girls. There was also an apple dunking contest, with coins for the prizes. The teems who assisted Mrs. Jensen were Ron Kumpula as the witch and frightened his own little brother--Kent--most out of his wits! Pixie Lumtjr, Kathy Klapperich, Nancy Matthesius, Carol Ingersol, Frank Lorch, Steve Lundy, and Gary Kumpula were the other assistants. THE WELCOME MAT IS SPREAD For Mary and Bill Odom who have taken residence tythe William Walter home on N. Eastwood drive. They hail from Arlington Heights and moved into their present quarters on Wednesday of this week. Their family includes daughter Judy Baird and her husband, John, who is recently discharged from the United States Air Force, after serving four years, and their son- Johnny R., Jr. The Odoms' other children are Patty who will be 17 next month and Jimmy who will be 11, ?ilso in December. v We're hoping the neighbors in that area will call on the family and make them feel welcome. They are nice people. We also welcome Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (Lucille) Brostek from Chicago who are now living in the former Walter Hojnacki home on W. Parkview. Their family includes John, at home and one married son, Robert. This family should also prove to be a worthy asset to the community. BOWLING Ray Lary captured both high game and high series for men last Friday night with a 228 and a 587. Gerry Jensen dittoed for women with a 189 and a 517. Don Powers wins honorable mention with a 194 game and Nancy Loesch, also honors for a 163. ORCHID OCCASIONS Louise and Carl Berquist are wed 47 years today, Nov. 10... Linda Roeske will be 15, Laurie Murray turns "sweet sixteen", Johnny Damiano will be 5, and natal day congrats to Virginia Palis, Nov. 11....Twenty-three candles on the cake for Judy Murray, Nov. 13....Gail Gleeson turns 5 and happy birthday to new resident Mary Odom, Nov. 14 One tiny candle for wee Kimberly Ann Loesch, Nov. 15. A girl can always kick off her shoes, but what's she supposed to do if her bra is killing her? Not one blessed thing till §he buys ADAPT-A-BACK the one bra you can adjjoast to make the back 1/2" to 4" laiger or smaller as you need it Put Your Slh©es Sock On And I yois To S®e Adapt-A-Back At r ]2]9 Green 385-0182 McHenry WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 PHILLIPSES GREET TWIN GRANDSONS Chuck and Nancy Majercik, McHenry, are the proud parents of twin boys born Oct. 26. They have been named Mark Allen and Michael Henry and will be welcomed home by Joey, 14 months. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Phillips, Wonder Center, are the paternal grandparents. The baby's mother is the former Nancy Weber, Johnsburg. NOTES OF SYMPATHY . Our condolences to the family of Floyd McCann, Lookout Point, who passed away Oct. 30 at Woodstock hospital. Our condolences to the family of George Pedersen Lookout Point, who passed away Oct. 31 at Veterans Research hospital, Chicago. Our condolences to the family of Howard Williams, Indian Ridge, who passed away last week. BIRTHDAYS Mark Beise, son of the Cal Beises, Wonder Center, will SPRING GR OVE NEWS EVA FREUND PHONE 675-21S5 4-H MEMBERS WILL ENTERTAIN MOTHERS GROUP The Four corners 4-H group under the direction of their leader, Bev Schmitt, will present the program at the next Christian Mothers meeting in St. Peter's parish hall on Thursday evening, Nov. .16. Since this is a most interesting program all members are encouraged to bring a friend. Mothers of the 4-H girls are also invited. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and there will be a board meeting preceding the meeting which will start at 7 p.m. VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce of Mattoon spent last weekend at the home of Mrs. Minnie Pierce. They also attended the wedding of Bonnie Pierce and Gary Miller on Saturday. Mrs. Josephine Giltzow returned to her home in California Friday after a six week stay in the home of her cousin, Mrs. Mame Tinney. The Clifford Schultz family of Chicago spent Sunday in the John Sanborn home. Their son, Clifford Schultz, who is in service and stationed in Texas will soon go to Hawaii and then to Viet Nam. HALLOWEEN FUN Hundreds of little "Trickor- Treaters" were out last Tuesday night. Those of us who answered door bells and knocks enjoyed seeing all the little goblins, clowns, spooks, skeletons and what have you. The kids must have appreciated their treats as there was no vandalism, not even soaped windows... thanks a million kids. Pupils of Spring Grove ele- ' mentary school enjoyed a Halloween party at the school, too, in the afternoon. A large crowd, some 150 women attended the Halloween party and smorgasbord at St. Peter's hall in the afternoon. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. George Barth are the happy parents of a baby girl born Oct. 29. She has been named Angela Elfrieda. Mrs. Walter Monhardt is greatgrandmother. blow out five candles, Nov, 13. Miss Marl Jacobson, daughter of the Charles Jacobsons, Sunrise Ridge will blow out three candles, Nov. 11. Dan Kinzie, son of the James Kinzies, Wonder Center, turned twelve years old, Nov. 6. Happy belated birthday to Mrs. James (Ruth) Kinzie, Wonder Center, who had her special day, Nov. 2. Robert Hartmann, son of the George Hartmanns, will blow out three candles, Nov. 12. Cheryl Biggers, daughter of the Bob Biggers, Lookout Point, will blow out two candles, Nov. 11. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engagement was ahnounced recently of Miss Kathy Lynn Thompson, - McCullom Lake road, McHenry and Charles Craig Keith, son of the Charles Keiths, Oakwood Shores. Craig is on leave now from, the Air Force. GET WELL WISHES . . . .Are sent to Richard Schroeder, Wooded Shores, who spent a few days at Woodstock hospital last week and also to William (Bill) Melvin, Deep Spring Woods, who is confined to the Harvard hospital. ATTEND ICE SHOW The Grant ErnSt family, Surf ny Oaks, recently took in the ike show in Chicago. CHRIST THE KING NEWS Plans for the Youth Council Teen Dance are completed for Saturday, Nov. 11, from 7:30 to 11 p.m. in the parish hall. WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH Friday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. the Pioneer Girls will meet at the church and the Awana Boys club (Pals) will meet at Harrison school. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m., there will be nduweek prayer and praise service, youth choir rehearsal; 8:30p.m. Senior choir rehearsal. Thursday, Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. Harvest Home dinner will be served at Harrison school. ANNIVERSARY Happy anniversary today, Nov. 10, to Jim and Barb La- Greca, Oakwood Shores. YOUNG AT HEART, The Young at Heart will nold their next meeting, Wednesday, Nov. 15 at Christ the King church hall instead of Nov. 21. There will also be a "special*' meeting Wednesday Nov. 29, to finish last minute details of the Young at Heart bazaar to be held Sunday, Dec. 3 at 10 a.m. til ???? at the Christ the King church hall. Bye for now, see you next week. FESTIVAL CONCERT A festival concert by the Elgin Civic Symphony Orchestra will begin its new season of concerts on Friday, Nov. 17, at 8:15 p.m. in the First Methodist church. Music for orchestra and pipe organ has been programed by its conductor, Douglas Steensland. The Elgin Community college is the sponsor of the orchestra and is part of its community service program. The concert on Nov. 17 is open to the> public without charge. USE THE CLASSIFIED :©£ CUUOM KNOLL INN -- Gate 6 -- McCullom Lake Road FtlPAY SPECIAL 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Fish Fry .... 95c 'an Fried Fresh Lake Perch $1.75 ^ Salad Relish Tray Join The Fun ... 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