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•MiSSr^-y ' & LILYMOOR By Marcella Fosa • -' .' IjiT«A, Dance „ r y I*Mti Saturday night another r«, :¥ ®1cce8(jful dance was given by ther LuI.A. .Cocial club at Club Dick Hyatt, as install- *"' •: W Officer, handed out beautiful - torsagea to aU of the lady offi- , cers ahd the one gentleman who \ . Is a trustee received a bouton- * iiiCfe, as did the outge'r-j presi- -X?~ t ^®htf Edward Kamin. The com- Wittee in charge of the dance al- S\l t Bo received corsages. Mr. Kamin, , Jt., was presented with a gift ^ > - iiom the organization in appreciation of his services as president last year. To all who helped c" , make this dance successful, the club wishes to extend their If V|..;thanics. We hope that many more fv'i' rtr people will join the club and eny ioy a social evening once a month with us. Oct. 16 the club is going to have a costume party ^ ^.j in the community house. All are fi.K invited to attend. Further news of this event will be published IB-laterfrr : V Auxiliary News Last Wednesday ' evening, the ' - auxiliary of the Lakemoor volun- • teer fire department had its monthly meeting in the fire 1 house. At the meeting, it was voted on to have a rummage sale to take place on Oct. 8 and 9. V So come on ladies, get your fal? 'closet cleaning finished and bring over all wearable articles of > clothing and household articles tc m this sale. The proceeds of this ' sale are to go to help get fuel for keeping the fire hoyse heated this winter. Mrs. Vi Vineer is in charge of this and will be glad <; to receive any help you may of- !' *er- It was also decided • at this •. meeting tbat the ladies would " help the firemen at their dance I <on Oct. 30. Vi Vineer is also ir charge of this and donations of pickles, olives, relishes, mustard etc., would be greatly appreciated. When Vi calls, please dc not turn her down as it is foi a very good cause and we car ..all afford to help a little. Hos- ;. tesses that evening were Mesi dames Foss, Gilmore, Gibson and M Gustafson. Individual jello molds and coffee were served. New Residents We wish to welcome to our village Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatch and son, Mike, and nephews, James ahd John Hanson. . who. have moved into Cliff Hyatt's house. Recuperating Ted Beahler is recuperating from his recent operation and we are all very glad to see this. General News If Mary w,'c V**- some it is because Maria Pitzzuti, who has been living with her these past few months, has left for Quiney, IZass., but hopes to return'here again soon. We were all getting to know and like Maria so well we hope she makes her stay in Massachusetts a short one. Over the past weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Para had visitors from Chicago. They were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lists and son and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dember and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore have sold the Lakeside hotel and tavern.. Two couples from Lake Villa will be taking over, on Oct. 1. Mr. :and Mrs. John Becker have purchased the Flynn home on Rt. 120 in Lakemoor and will be busy moving this week. John is now going to be a bartender in • Elmhurst. • I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Siebolt, former owners of the Bus Stop i tavern, were out visiting over i the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Druml of Fox Lake were out visiting Harry's mother, Mrs. Druml, last Sunday. Birthdays Last week on the twenty-third Les Vineer celebrated; his birthday. Frank Bitterman also had a birthday last Saturday. Bonnie Ronder celebrated her birthday Saturday with h e r friends and relatives. At the dance Saturday evening, Rita Ericksort and Arlene Wade were also celebrating their birthdays. Mrs. Louisa Nielson had a jirthday last" Friday and belated greetings go to her from us. Just To Prove A Fact Last weekend, Alice Keyes and Joe Kraus were out fishing and believe it or not they caught a very large bass in our lake. So t guess there still are a few 'iving fish in this water. Special Notice All items for the rumm,age sale should be brought to the fire house on Thursday, the day before the sale begins, so that sizes and articles can be arranged to make it easier for you to find what you are looking for. Save More By Shopping At Home RAPIDSHAVE AEROSOL LATHER ~ VETO ~ SPRAY DEODORANT ~ VETO ~ CREAM 9C0D0RANT ifc- ROUND-UP TIME Now's the time to. corral those empty milk bottles that have wandered off the range. Check your basement and garage. Simply rinse the stray empties and have them ready for your milkman. He'll be glad to pick them up, and you'll gajr addMor.ri! shelf and storage space, Consider the convenience of the glass milk bottle. Nothing to clutter-up your disposal cans . . . nothing to lug our to the incinerator . . . nothing to burn Remember, sterile glass milk bottles are best. Mickey the Milkman says/ "Buy ymsr milk in glass, it's the wi@«tefn, convenient way* For Your Convenience We Deliver Two Half Gallons ai Gallon Prices. 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OH USTHIM SOME MeRvej ME JUST MOVED THE Neighborhood RURAL DELIVERY THIS MORNlNS AND AL SMTTH HE INVITES HIMSELF AW, ITS NOT J NEVER LOADED, ( MIND/ DUlT / H NEiiERf DO THAT/ ALEAK? DOES IT ALWAYS COME TH&0b6tf THE ROOF ^ N0' OMLV O.X.-ILLAIM IT AT THE CEILING/ TO MY SUPPER' THIS IS \m, VOU BOOB/ A SWELL \ am a 6UH aT ANVONE/ LLIiKKEt iTMHAAfi^. fAi "1REANIH IST/ 8^57^ UHUjHnU^ LITTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON KtlnOHe iburr M$mOMIh. S1>w nt* uiw^le c S?i .'AM. S»«:W 1AT1TIS Zo) Klinger the undertaker h«1i £onn& start adver Climbin' stairs will Slways 59*139* give away a ladies age. Tobe Hlnch says, his wist must worship him as h6 gits so many burnt offerings lit w meal time. 9 Television come along time when there just very much to see. FF MAIN STREET DENN 605/ WHERE ARE VOU 60IHS WITH THE RAKE? A KID HIS AGE SHOULD B£ HAVIH'FDH 'STEAD OF WORKIH'/ GOT A RAKE LAWN AW0N6 RAKIH Ain't it hard to act rotxaft when you're gittin' your ploture took? 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