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MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS eve levesque 385-4141 WOMEN MARK HOLIDAY SEASON WITH YULE PARTY The beautiful home occtq>ied by Carrie and Frank Kurth will be the scene of the Ladies of the Lake annual Christmas to be held next Thursday, Dec. 14, beginning ait 7:30 p.m. The Kurth home is located at 4703 W. Parkview. Carrie, who is alsopresident of the women* s organization has been playing hostess for several years, and the gesture is very much appreciated by the gals. All members of the club and their guests are asked to bring a one dollar gift for exchange. Food and liquid refreshments will be served, starting at 7:30 p.m. and then the gals will meet for a short business session before getting on to the "serious" business of having a good time. You do plgnjo attend? SANTA ARRIVES 5 p.m., DEC. 17 Word has been received from jolly Old St. Nicholas that he plans to honor .the small fry of the village with an appearance on Sunday, Dec. 17, at 5 p.m. in the beachhouse. The wee ones are asked to prepare lists so they know just what to request. Santa's visit is under the direction of the Cullom-Knoll association. Have no fear, we shall run a reminder next week. APOLOGY ON SCHOOL BOARD Through an omission, it was not printed last week, that the coffee hour at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Lingeman was held Monday, Dec. 4. There will be NO gathering on Dec. 16, following the referendum. However, this reporter has learned that the women in charge of the office, utilized the telephone to invite interested persons to the educational gathering, so that persons may cast an educated ballot. We sincerely regret the error and hope that it caused no inconvenience. The referendum will be held Saturday, Dec. 16, inthe beachhouse, with the polls opening at noon. Closing time is 7 p.m. FISH DERBY COMMITTEE MET TUESDAY Unfortunately, there were not enough members and officers present at the Cullom-Knoll to present a quorum, so no legal business could be conducted. However, the fish derby commitee agreed to meet at the home of the chairman, Bill Gleeson, last Tuesday. We'll have that report next wtok. Those present were scheduled to be Len Jensen, Ed Caron,. Jim Conway, A1 Kanak, Ray „ Lary, Ron Godina, Ken Betts, and Ray Fisher. Although he is a summer resident and only occupies his home on weekends, Frans 7-fenz has promised to lend his support during the derby. The derby will be held in Februrary. NEW CUSTODIAN FOR BEACHHOUSE We are pleased to report that William Klapperich has accepted the job of custodian of the beachhouse. There is no question as to his dependability, and we can rely on the building being ready for each and evgry gathering. If you have any questions about use of the beachhouse, see Mr. Klapperich. The Cullom-Knoll association is indeed fortunate to have obtained his services. A NOTE OF WARNING As the Christmas season approaches, many homes willjbe decorated for the occasion. In the past, we have had numerous reports ofvandalismo:curring. We sincerely hope that the youngsters in the community will find it in their hearts to enjoy the beauty which is arranged for everyone's enjqymont, and resist the temptation to destroy. Let us hear of no smashed bulbs or desecrated decorations this year! WEE ONE UNDERGOES SURGERY Patty Cunningham is making a great recovery following her surgery at McHenry hospital last Saturday morning. She underwent a tonsillectomy, necessary to restore her health. * Her mom and dad, Dorothy and John Cunningham, brought her home from the hospital, Sunday morning to be eagerly greeted by her brothers and sisters. The welcoming committee included Wendy, Cindy, Billy, Johnny and Li'l Mary, who were overjoyed at her return. Pfctty is bouncing around in good fashion now. HOSPITAL PARTY ENJOYED BY MANY RESIDENTS The women were clad in their prettiest party frockp and their escorts were handsome in best suits as members of the Mc- Henry hospital met in Crystal Lake for their annual Yule A fai^ sizedxcontingent representing the village were present. They wyre Lynne Schultz and escort, Barbara and Chuck Thacker, Bonny Egerstaffer as his daughter Barbara's guest, Mrs. Theresa Schultz, who was "a guest of one of the employees, and Kay (in cast) and Bob Nixon. Cocktails were served, beginning at 6:30 p.m. fdllowed by a delicious buffet dinner. Entertainment consisted of employees acting in skits with a good deal of ribaldry directed at the doctors, who probably enjoyed it more than anyone else! The evening ended on a gay note with dancing until the wee hours of the morning. ATTEND SHRINER'S DINNER D\NCE Jake and I were fortunate enough to be invited to the most enjoyable dinner dance given by the McHenry County Shrine organization, last Saturday night, in McHenry. He and Herb Arvidsen of Lakewood road are new Nobles of Tebala Temple, Rockford. The two were initiated a week ago, Wednesday. Other participants from the area were Laurine and BenArvidsen, Lakewood road, and Mrs. Herb (Viola) Arvidsen. Mr. Larry Fuhrer, head of the McHenry organization was present, together with his wife, JN'eva, who was resplendent in a floor length Oriental type gown that she made herself. The dinner was delicious and the^ancing following, was most reraxing. BOWLING Nancy Piatt came up with a 203 game and a 534 series to capture top spot for women last Friday night. Keh Ingersol racked up a 209 and a 549 series to head the top spot for men. Honorable mention for considerable improvement to Loretta Fry with a 140 and to Elizabeth Fisher with a 130 game. TEENS HERALD HOLIDAY SEASON Members of the teen club will have their Christmas party following the big holiday, on Tuesday, Dec. 26, inthe beachhouse. More details at a later date. ORCHID OCCASIONS Belated Congrats to Kay and Bob Nixon who were wed 3 years, Dec. 1. . .Patty Cunningham is 4 and Celia Mercade turns 17, today, Dec. 8 . . . Gary Kumpula will be 15 and 20 years old for Joanne Reid, Dec. 9.. .Edith and Paul Brendle, Ole Olsen, and Bessie McDonald' share Dec. 10 for their natal day. . .Happy birthday to Gert Walter , Dec. 11 and ditto to Barbara Thacker on the 12th . . .Janet Michels will be 5, Jim (Skeets and Bettie's son) Morris will be 21 and natal day congrats to Jim and Opal Pariso, Dec. 13. . .Patty Odom will be 17 and DeeDee Levesque will be 14 on Dec. 14. Best wishes to all. Great news from son Jeff and Bill Smith who graduate from Marine Boot training hext Monday. We'll give you the news next week. 4Jtn DECEMBER 8, 1967 - PLAI NDBM.ER - PG. 9 ing in the Johns burg area. The talk will be given by Joyce ewS Malek and the demonstration will be given by Laurie Radtke. Bring a fifty cent grab bag gift. This month's outing will be on Dec. 27 to Sara Lee Bakeries. Those under 12 cannot go. Meet at the school at 10; 15 a.m. Don Rose, Club Reporter Be IPise Shop In McHenry JOHNSBURG CLOVERS NEWS On Nov. 28, the Johnsburg Clovers 4-H club had its regular meeting at the Johnsburg school. It was Achievement Night, where all the last year's things were displayed. First year pins were given totwentytwo members. All the old members received seals. County project honors were given to Debra Von Obstfelder and Mary Beth Idstein, state project honors were given to Jackie Hiller, Mary Jane Lakowske and John Lakowske, Mary Jane Lakowske also received a certificate of achievement. 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