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f LAKEMOOR- LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUEKK 980-SMtf Hold Firemen's Dance Oct. 29 This coming Saturday, Oct. 2!*, is the big night for the annual Lakemoor's fireman's dance. There will bo music for dancing and prizes for the best costumes. Teenagers are welcome to come to the dance. If you haven't purchased your tickets yet, you can obtain them from any of the firmen, or at the door Saturday evening. If will be held at the fire-community building on route 120 in Lakem o o r . D a n c e s t a r t s a t 8:30 p.m. and will run till?? Offer Sympathy No words can express our deepest smypathies t o Merle Rosing on the sudden loss of her husband, Frank. Frank was going to go to the store last Wednesday, Oct. If), and died of a heart at- 1ack in his car, whil<> still in his driveway. Officers a nil Board Of directors meeting of the Lily moor association will be hold this coming Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the home of Lawrence Schuerr at 8 p.m. The newly elected officers are invited to attend the meeting. Dogft, Dogs and More Dogs Dogs are running in packs again in Lilymoor. Not only are they knocking the garbr. be cans over and dragging the trash around now they are tearing sheets right off the clothes linos. I^ouise Epperson hung her sheets up last week and when she went out to hang up more clothes^ the dogs had torn the sheets right off of the line, I understand the sheets are good for rags now, and as a lot of us know sheets are not cheap when buying them. If these dogs can tear .. sheets to shreds what can they do to a child? When dogs are in a pack a child hasn't a chance. Dogs should be fenced in or tied up so they can not run loose. Our Servicemen Glen Davis is now taking his basic training for the Marines at San Diego, Calif. If you saw the magazine seclion of one of the Chicago papers Sunday, Oct. 16, you would have seen Glenn's picture, one of many fellows from Illinois and Indiana taking their basic training. w R a d i o m a n S e a m a n J . Cassell is now stationed at Guantanarho Bay Naval base. P.F.C. Skip Schuerr is now slationed at Memphis. Tenn., for advance training with the Marines. Wedding Bells ' Gary Besserud took as his lovely bride, Miss Janet Doreen Haney. The marriage took place at the Community Methodist church in Mc- Henry Saturday, Oct. 15. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WilliamHaney of Lakemoor. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Besserud of Lilymoor Congratulations Gary ind Janet and may you both celebrate many wedding anniversaries together. The newly Ladies League Held their social evening Wednesday, Oct. 19. Bunco was played. Winners were Genny Giannola, Lu Graven^ stuk and Florence Mix. Booby this tme went to Ann firzezinski. Guest for the evening was Genny Giannola. Auxiliary News The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary will be held Monday, Nov. 7. Inwjio is jmal. I stallations of officers and trustees will take place. Pearle Stineman will be installing officer. It will be held in the dining room of Club Lilymoor-at 8 p.m. Host*- esses for the November meeting will be Helen Rodde, Pearle Stineman and Shirley Schuerr. \ Bundle of Blue Vl r s. Bender presented he\ husband 1 with a baby boyitWednesday, Oct. 19. The wee-one^, has four brothers and three sisters ^waiting at home to greet him. Congratulations and best wishes on your blessed event. .Belated Birthday • Greetings go to Noreen Wij a s . N o r e e n c e l e b r a t e d h e r birthday Sunday, Oct. 16. Chris Wijas celebrated his birthday Monday, Oct. 17. _ Belated greetings go to Randy Colberg who celebrated his birthday Sunday, Oct. 2?., Many happy returns, Noreen, Chris and Randy. Anniversary Greetings go to Jim and Linda Solsbee who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary Saturday. Oct. 29. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. Ciet-Well Wishes go to Frank Pogany in the McHenry hos- Here's hoping you are now home. Frank, and are just fine. Welcome The welcome mat is out to G e o r g e T o m s . G e o r g e h a s moved into the home on North and Glenwood. Welcome to Lilymoor. George. Demonstration Helen and Chris Colberg, Kay Meyer and Shir ley Schuerr attended a demonstration at the home of Margo Leone of Lakeland Park Wednesday, Oct. 18. POST OFFICE AIDS PATRONS ON ZIP CODES Postmaster L e R o y M. Smith has expressed appreciation to the hundreds of McHenry postal area residents who have been cooperating to a plan to add ZIP codes to personal mailing lists. On Oct. 19, all residents received a card from their car- • f ies; whicii, requested that they enter their uncoded addresses on the card and return to the postmaster, postage prepaid. (No postage necessary). He urges all those who have not yet sent in their "Zip-a- List" forms to do so. As part of a nation-wide program, the postal service will add the ZIP codes to personal mailing lists. Every household in the nation has been sent forms with blanks for addresses to which residents wish the post office to add the five number codes. "It's not too early to think of adding ZIP codes to your Christmas mailing 1 i s t," Postmaster Smith suggested. "Also, it would help us greatly if you would print each address." "Postmaster General O'Brien has said that we must do all we can to make ZIP codes completely accessible and this is part of that program. Local ZIP codes are also available in the business pages of the phone book and directories in post ofice lobbies. The ZI Pcode number for McHenry is 60050. A special ZIP code information section has been set up at th<> Post Office. Its phone numl> er is 385-0816. "Personal and social mail accounts for more than 20 billion pieces annually." Mr. Smith encouraged mailers to use the ZIP codes on all addresses because with it mail moves by a more direct route and is handled fewer times. In filling out the forms, householders arc asked merely to list the addresses not the names i>f their corres- . i>ondents. Incomplete addresses which are submitted but cannot be ZIP coded by the local |x>st office, such as those in a city like Washington. D.C.. which has the same street names and numbers in the northeast, northwest, southeast and southwest sections, and these designations have not been included in the address, will be sent to the appropriate city and the codes will be added there. Postmaster Smith emphasized the importance of including the return address on the front of the cards so that h i s e m p l o y e e s W i l l k n o w where to retlirjiy them after the five number codes have been added. He also noted that extra cards will be available for those requesting them. RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 658-9045 OCTOBER 27, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - SECTION 2, PAGE 3 URGE RINGWOOD RESIDENTS USE ZIP CODE 60072 I have, been asked to remind all -per^ns to make use of the Zip Codes. Now that holiday time is approaching. Zip Codes are more important. It makes it easier for lhose handling your mail, and speeds your cards and letters on their way much faster. The Ringwood Zip Code is (10072. Use this Zip Code on all your return addresses al- SM. Kingwoud Cliurcli Church services on Sunday at 10 a.m. with church school at 11 a.m. On Oct. 27 (todayt the Young Mothers Service group will meet for a Halloween Party in honor of their children. A district meeting of the W.SX'.S. will be held at the First Methodist church in Woodstock from 9:50 to 1 p.m. Contact Mrs. .Christopher for "further information. Oct. 28 through the 30th, there will be a Mission Strategy Conference held in Elgin. Interested persons arc asked to contact Art Holsinger for more information. On Sunday, Oct. 30. the Sunday School Children will lie trick or treating for UNICEF. They will meet at the church at 2 p.m. and go out for UNICEF unli 1 4-i30 p.m. and return to the church whore they will be served supper by the ladies ol the church. Don't l-'or^ct The Halloween Party l*>n't forget to attend the Halloween party tomorrow (Fridayi night at the school. It will begin al 7:30 p.m. s|ionsored by the Community Club. Prizes will be awarded. and .refreshments servedgy C ard Club On Thursday, Mrs^Ruby Shi-pard entertained the Card Club in her hpme. Miss Mae Wiedrich took high score for the day. Mrs. Anna Shadle was low. scorer. Blrthday.H A happy birthday is extended to Mrs. Connie. Hopp, who celebrates her natal day on Sunday. Oct. 30. Hot Lunch Servers Serving hot dogs on Nov. 2; Marian Winters- and Dolly Malsch. Dolly Malscli and Ruth Moehling s,are scheduled to serve barbecues on Nov. !». Around Town Gary and Mark, Reinw all ol McHenry spent the Weekend witb their Grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E Hawley. Tuesday afternoon iallei> in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard were. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kettle of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beaded ol Carpentorsvillo called on' Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle on Saturday. Hob Grebb ol Calilorm.i spent a few days with the Charles Brennans and Mrs. N'eljir Hepburn. On Tuesday. Mr. and Mr>. Fred Simon ol Chicago were dinner guests in the honn- of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sw.ms* till «»f Wonder Lake and Mr. and Mrs, L. E. Hawley enjoyed dinner out on Sunday in honor of the 1 Swansons' anniversary. Miss Mae Wiedrich. Mrs. Flora Carr and Mrs. Ruby Shepard attended the Royal Neighbors card party, which was held in McHenry on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page ol McHenry were Saturday afternoon callers in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mrs. Marion Lay of Down- <•>. Calif., spent Ihe past two weeks with her mcMher. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, and her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger and son. David, of Hebron were Sunday evening guests in the home of Mrs. Rubs Shepard. MAKE CHANGES IN LICENSES FOR MINORS Driver licenses issued to minors will be marked with the wording "'Minor When License Issued'1 beginning immediately, Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced. At present, the licenses will be the same color as those issued to persons who are not minors, but it is hoped that, issuance of distinctively colored licenses for minors can be started about Jan. 1, Mr. Powell said. "Rather than wait until all the problems, legal and administrative, involved in issu- •n« distinctively colored licenses for minors can be worked out, we decided to take this initial step without further delay so that law enforcement officials and business establishments m a y have ihe advantage of this lietter identification of minors." Secretary Powell said. 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Of 'friiracie s ~Tk& -Homes i T^toceA / NO. 1075 -- ZONE 1 -- 10-26-66