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*r& . - * «»:• PLAINDEALER SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 187B' Friday, December 22, 1967 McCullom Lake News EVE LEVESQUE S8>4141 CAVORTING DEER CAUSE SLIGHT TRAFFIC TIEUP Travellers on the McCullom Lake blacktop last Saturday, morning, between 8 and 8:30 a.m. were treated to a rare and delightful sight, as seven deer (does) used the thorofare for their playground. This reporter received a call from Mrs. Albert Herkert, 5114W.Greenwood Place, reporting the event. According to her report, the animals were having a gay time, running back and forth and leaping over the fences as though the obstructions were not present. Their graceful little tails bobbing around, as they continued their play. They were in the vicinity for, roughly, a half hour. At last report, they went bounding off in the field located just west of<the Dora and Harold Smith property. 'Tis possible they were feeling the joys of this very happy holiday season! REPORTS YULE PARTY J j This reporter shall take the j liberty of condensing the reimport of the business meeting during the Ladies of the Lake Christmas party and then run the rest of the article as written by Mrs. Beverly Zilinskas. . She did a great job and omiti ted no details. Her words will appear in quotes. The women voted to donate $15 to the Lincoln-Dixon Schools and to take a $25 ad in the Cullom-Knoll fish derby book. If there are any shut-ins or sick children who have association with any member of the Ladies of the Lake, please call the sunshine chairman, Elizabeth Fisher, 385-7364, and they will be remembered during the holiday season. New members who were welcomed were Elaine Gleesorr and Cecelia Swedberg. A hearty return to the club was extended to Marie Howe (a past president) and to Jean Wade. "Our president, Carrie Kurth, was given a round of applause for being such a gracious hostess, and as she had a - birthday, Dec. 18, the ladies jpined in singing "happy birthday* to her. A delicious smorgasbord and refreshments were eivjoyed by the forty-one women who attended. All members donated food, and the committee deserves a special vote of thanks for the marvelous variety of food on their menu, and the lovely baskets of candy and homemade table decorations given to each person. 'Rebbor ognib' was played and the lucky thieves were Cecelia Swedberg, Adele Fusciani, Irene Johnson, Karen Scarbrough, Bev Zilinskas and Gertrude Murphy. Unfortunate victims were Emma Pyritz, Jean Wade, Marge 01 sen and Cecelia Swedberg, who, though she had won two prizes, had one 'robbed* from her. The ladies then exchanged gifts. Season's greetings were offered and everyone left with the spirit of Christmas. ( A very special thanks to our committee who worked so hard to make this party a happy one." " And a very special thanks to Bev for her fine job of reporting. SEVERAL DEATHS SADDEN HOLIDAYS August Lakeberg, 82, of Lakewood road, died in the Simpson Rest Home, Elgin, early Monday morning. He was born Sept. 14, 1884 in Sweden. Funeral details were incomplete at the Peter Justen and Son Funeral Home, as of Monday morning. Mr. Lakeberg had been in poor health for several years. Prior tothattime, he was an active member of the Mc- Henry Choral Group and was never happier than when his voice was lifted in song. He was preceded in death by his wife, but is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Richard (Marian) Barrows and two grandchildren, Mrs. Kathy Doran and Craig Barrows. MRS. MARJORIE J. SCHMIDT Mrs. Marjorie J. Schmidt, 54, of 4904 W. Flanders road died Sunday in McHenry hospital where she had been a patient since Nov. 28. She leaves her husband, Henry. Born Jan. 23, 1913, in Chicago, her re- CHRISTMAS GREETINGS On this wonderful holiday of Peace and Joy w<> send our heartfelt greeting, and wishes for your Christmas lo he merry and bright. Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service 3405 W. Elm 385-7500 I The story of Christmas unfolds again, bringing gladness and sweet peace to many hearts. Our wish is that you and yours be so blessed. PUo9raF^ A, McHenry 385-0170 mains were taken to Chicago for burial. ROYAL C. FRIES Deepest expressions of sympathy to Mrs. Don (Lois) Parent! whose father, Royal C. Fries, passed away a week ago Monday, in a hospital in Avon Park, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Parenti attended the funeral last Thursday in Florida. He is also survived by one son, a sister and brother, and twelve grandchildren. DONALD SIMMONS Donald Simmons, 24, the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schultz, was killed in a one car crash near Woodstock, late Sunday night. He was the sole occupant of his car, and had been starting on a hunting trip, when he apparently lost control. He lived at 1740 N. Sawyer avenue, Chicago, with his mother, Lorraine, and brother, Harvey. His father, Verne, preceded him in death, July '66. Services were held in Chicago last Wednesday, attended by the Schultz family. SCHOOL REFERENDUM RESULTS A total of 115 ballots were cast for the school referendum last Saturday inthebeachhouse, includng four absentee, and NO SPOILED! The tally showed sixty- three yes votes and fiftytwo no for Dist. 156 and fiftyeight yes votes and fifty-seven no for Dist. 15. Chief Earl Murray cast the first ballot and Earl Nelson, the last. Mrs. Carol Bate man, village clerk, and Emma Pyritz and Marie Howe were judges of election. - ATTEND CHIRSTMAS PARTY Ron Godina and Elaine and Bill Gleeson handled the annual Christmas party for the Cullom- Knoll association last Sunday inthebeachhouse. The teens decorated the building, but were not in charge of the affair. About fifty stockings were passed out to local small fry and the rest will be given tothe Woodstock Children's Home. Santa Claus was on hand to hear reports from the kiddies as to their heart's desire. The joy which registered on the faces of the wee ones as they came forward to greet the jolly gent were most heartening. Proud moms and dads were standing ready With cameras to record the event for posterity. t TEENS' CHRISTMAS PARTY Tuesday, Dec. 26, has been designated as the date for the Christmas party for young people of the village. They will congregate in the beachhouse at 7:30 p.m. until 11 p.m. "I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS" Those were the wonderful words on a postal card received by this family from son Jeff Levesque who holds the proud title of P.F.C. He was one of twenty-seven men out of threehundred who received an advance in rating during graduation ceremonies at M.C.R.D, San Diego, Monday, Dec. ll. There were only seven in his platoon of seventy-five, so honored. J.R. expects to arrive at Cf- Hare airport about midnight, tonight, (Friday) and you can bet we shall be on hand togreet him! Daughter Chrys was expected home from the campus of MacMurray College last Wednesday night. We're certainly hoping that Bill Smith, Dora and Harold's son, was able to arrive at the same time. WELCOME HOME U.S. ARMY We did hear that Arnie Berry U.S. Army, was circulating in the village in the last few days. He is the son of Barbara and Harry Berry. We hesitate to use his title of Lt. in case he has not yet received his commission. Ted Olsen, son of Marge and Ole Olsen, is home from his senior year at Bradley University, Peoria. A hearty welcome to all-the fine young men and women we' have missed mentioning. BOWLING Four fellas deserve mention for high series last week with just a few pins spread-and they are Kenny Ingersol -- 525, Mike Herzog, 523, and Dick Sanford and Ray Fisher with 516, each. Ken Ingersol. had high game of 217. Beverly Zilinskas (talented scribe) took both categories for women with a 190 and 538. TWO CHORES LEFT UNDONE This reporter sadly relates that two loving tasks of the holiday season will be uncompleted this year because of th^ press of employment. Even though I have the supply of cards on hand, there is no time to address them, and send to our legion of local friends. We ^have received so many, and from the bottom of our hearts, a sincere thank you. The family will also be forced to do without the taste of homemade cookies, for the same timeureason. Your understanding will be appreciated. GARBAGE COLLECTION NEXT TWO SATURDAYS Because of Christmas and New Year's Day, falling on \Mondays, refuse and garbage cWlect|^n wi ll take place on the two previous Saturdays. Be sure to put the containers on the roadway for Saturday pickup. EARLY DEADLINES As reported last week, this column appears today (Friday), with next week's already turned in. Copy for the following week must be received by Thursday night, Dec. 28. Your co-operation during thisrush period will most certainly receive promptN atten- . tion. Please feel free to call any evening, after 6 p.m. J ORCHID OCCASIONS Hagpy wedding anniversary to the Jacob Loeschels and 39 years wed for Elsie and Ray Osterby today, Dec. 22. . . Nelson Brand will be 10, Dec. 23. . . .Johnny Matthesius turns 13 in Dec. 24, Jimmy Odom ,,will be 12, Dec. 25 and Donny Burg will be 13 Dec. 27. . . Lenny Jensen in will have 6 candles on his cake, Ami Wilson turns 8» Susan Ingersol will be 17 and natal day Congrats to Jack and Don Osterby, Clemencia Fernandez, and Bill Brennan, all of Dec. 28. Best wishes to all. Here's hoping you will be joined by loved ones for the glorious occasion of His birth, Christmas Day. See you next week. A thatched roof requires some 2 months of time for application, 4 million or so reeds or wheat straws, and some $1200 in cost -- and may last for 60 years. % What a child learns at his father's knee is fully as important as what he learns at his mother's knee. He who gives the most is flso the greatest recipient. Awarders sing their Happy Christmas songs, we add our voices to . wish you good cheer. Koen@ffiann Sausage Company Route 120 Just East of Rt. 12 385-6260 mhtmm jjtminm Moy you enjoy peace of mind. Moy your soul be gladdened by the Spirit of Christmas. Agatha Gifts & Candies 1242 Green St 385-0097 Our good C wishes are on their way to you this happy time . . ? rerry # . ,hnscmas ALTI FF'S Inc. McHeiWy, III Wishing you a holiday season gleaming with goodness. Koleno McHenry, Illinois SOFTENER SALES Phone: 385-5566 ' • & M e s s a g e , c a m e , and in its spirit of Hope and Peace we send \all our friends warm Christmas greetings! flc^K Chevrolet Sales 908 N>/Front Street Phone 385-0277 Good Tidir$ of Great Joy U>e, too, come to adore the Child lying in the manger • . .. and to ask , His • blessing • upon all those « near * and dear. • • ••• • • • V II I^LjiPkSI Freund's Dairy Inc McHenry «5r The fond memories of an old-fashioned Christmas stir misty recollections of snow-covered hillsides, the freshly cut family tree, kitchens rich with the aroma of holiday delicacies, the cold, clear air ringing with friendly greetings. Today, we echo those same warm sentiments as we wish you all a verv Happy Holiday! BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gerald J. Carey William M. Carroll William A. Nye, M.D. Robert L. Weber Thomas F. Bolger Richard J. Zieman William J. Cowlin McHenry State Bank 3510 WEST ELM, McHENRY 385-1040 a