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IASCEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR FOVR couples mark 121 YEARS yOftfAMMAGE Four couples will be celebrating one hundred and twenty-, one years of wedded bliss in the next few days. Harold and Marcella Foss will celebrate their twenty-seventh wedding anniversary Thursday, Feb. 22. Squib and Pat Morrison, Lawrence and Shirley Schuerr will celebrate their twenty-second wedding anniversary, Friday, Feb. 23. And Clifford and Marie Hyatt will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, Feb. 25. To you all Harold and Marcella, Squib and Pat, Lawrence and Shirley we say congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. ASSOCIATION DANCE St. Patrick's day eve is the big night for the Shamrock Shuffle dance sponsored by the Lilymoor association. It will be held at the Johnsburg Community hall from 8:30 p.m. till ??? You can purchase your tickets from any of the officers or board of directors of the association. You also can purchase your tickets at the door the night of the dance. Come one 385-2645 come all and bring your friends and have a good time at the dance. The date is Saturday, March 16, at the Johnsburg Community hall. ASSOCIATION NEWS The Lilymoor association held its general meeting Tuesday, Feb. 13, in the garage of Don and Marion Leske. The roads were discussed. It was suggested that if residents would take a few minutes each week and either sweep or shovel the loose gravel back into the small holes this would help. In doing this it would keep the holes from getting any larger. Also brought up was the dance the association is having in March at the Johnsburg Community hall. Tickets are now available to whoever wishes to purchase them. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, April 9 at 8 p.m., in the garage of Marion and Don Leske. SYMPATHY Our deepest sympathies goto Bob Prange on the loss of his sister-in-law Mrs. Charlotte Prange. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Sophie Peterson and Nancy Hueckstaedt. Both Sophie and Naricy will celebrate their big day Thursday, Feb. 22. Birthday greetings go to Pat Morrison who will celebrate her big day Saturday, Feb. 24. Many happy returns, Sophie, Nancy and Pat. FAREWELL We are sorry to say farewell to Tina, Bellino as she has moved to McHenry.' WELCOME We say welcome Frank and Sharon Schmidt. They are residing in Tina Bellino* s home. Welcome back to Lilymoor. Frank is now running a local business here in Lilymoor. V. F. W. AUXILIARY MEWS SENATOR CITED Senator Charles H. Percy (R. III.) has been awarded a citation for "Distinguished service to American Small Business" by the National Association of Small Business Investment Companies. Senator Percy, ranking Republican member of the Small Business Subcommittee of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, received the award for his efforts in the passage of the 1967 Amendments to the Small Business Investment Act. Placed on top of each other, the midwife kits supplied by UNICEF would form a peak five times as high as Mount Everest. By Gerry Breede The ladies auxiliary to the VFW post 4600 held its regular monthly meeting on Monday Feb. 12, with President Ethel Groth presiding. Secretary Betty Ann Heard read official communications and letters of endorsement from the auxiliaries who have members who are running for 5th district offices. Other communications consisted of a thank-you letter from Dorothy Ullrich, principal of Edgebrook grade school. The auxiliary had presented a new American flag there in January. Marge Moreth, Voice of Democracy chairman, reported On the awards presentation which took place at the VFW club - house last month. Ethel Groth commended her on the way the contest was carried out. June Schmunk, Community Service chairman, reported on the Christmas baskets that were distributed by our organization and several other organizations in the community. She gave a complete run-down on number of baskets, cost and participating organizations. Vi Abbink, Civil Defense chairman, reported on the cost of I.D. tags, however* it was suggested that more information be obtained for our next meeting. Sunshine Chairman Florence Tussey reported a get-well wish has been sent to Christine Gates whom we hope has completely recovered at this writing. Our deepest sympathy has been extended to the families of Delia Witte and Eleanor Kuck, members who had passed away in the past month. Ways and Means Chairman Vi Abbink reported, as did Ila Hogan, National HQme chairman, Renee Jende, Legislative chairman, read part oi a bulletin from VFW Ladies Auxiliary National President Ruth Bogaz, part of which I quote here, "I realize that many of us disagree with the manner in which the war is being prosecuted but I believe those charged with the conduct of the war are in the best position to know how we shduld go aboutourtask. Please encourage your people to support those faced with winning the conflict." Your elected United States Senators and Representatives read their mail from home. It is important to them that they know how we feel on this urgent matter. I speak of resolution No. 14, which was passed for the third year in a row and "urges and supports whatever action is needed to conclude the Vietnam war in victory". Americanism Chairman Viola Schuble remimjed all to fly their, flag on Feb. 22 and asked that we donate a cash gift to Radio Free Europe. Gerry Breede requested that the members turn in ^usable purses, gloves,jewelry, scarves, and unused lipsticks to be forwarded for use at the Geneva State training school for Girls. This will be the second time we have participated in this community service program.' These items may be brought to the next meeting and future meetings until we have collected a quantity of the items. 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Kentucky Gentlemen Straight Kentucky Bourbon :a/ 6 Pak 1/2 gal. $7.39 lob 6 pak Cans Gin or Vodka Gleniiire 1/2 gal SPD 340 SfYHE SCHLITZ HAMM'S MlULig'S 6 pak Throw away bottles 11WI1 HOUSE Stera Scotch Whiskey fifth *3^9 |Coronet Brandy 1/2 gal» $1.97 Phone 459-4050 FREE - FREE - FREE - FREE USE OF GLASSES AND CHAMPAGNE FOUNTAIN FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES WITH PURCHASE O^ LIQUOR AT THE C ARDINAL WE HAVE FREE ICE CUBES WITH LIQUOR PURCHASE California Port Wine gat $2., Proof Gin CALVERT'S SSgai. GILBEY'S WALKER'S WED., FEB. 21, 1968 ^ PLAINPEAIER - EG. W PENITENTIARY CATTLE The four herds of Hoi stein cattle on Illinois branch penitentiary farms continuedtoturn in outstanding performances during 1967. The 439 cows in the four herds provided an average of 11,420 pounds of milk in the last year with an average of 440 pounds of bu&terfat per cow. Product value, if purchased on the open market, would have reached $275,000 far the year. Deducting the cost offeed, $118; 000, indicates a nst profit of $157,000 or an average of $357 per cow. All beef and pork and other products of the herd# are consumed at the prisons; none is sold. The four dairy herds rank above most commercial dairy herds, averaging higher than 3.3 per cent in butterfat compared to the 3.5 per cent acceptable for Grade A. commercial milk. T<~ A TRAFFIC DEATHS DOWN January traffic deaths totaled 156, a decrease of 15 percent from the 183 reported in the same month last year, according to the Illinois Division of Highways. Francis S. Lorenz, director of the Department of Public Works and Buildings, said the traffic fatality total for 1967 now stands at 2,502, a decrease of 20 from the 2,522 fatalities recorded in 1966. Last year was the first since 1960 in which -Illinois' traffic fatalities were less than the total for the previous year, Lorenz said. :v/ # 93 Oi r.i •M. 'o ' rv -c PRO**5' t>i&C T0i*v OPTOMETRIST Dr. John F. Kelly At ISM N. 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