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Sixteen • r" THE McREMBT PLAINDEALER IV • I Thursday, October 1, 1959$ Stop FROZEN PIPES with 71 yillaga of Sunnyside HOLD MONTHLY MEETING AT VILLAGE HALL Irma Gunther - Reporter The monthly meeting of the village will be on Oct. 4 at the village hall. Don't forget you can all attend these meetings. New Homes I hope all of you have seen the signs posted in the windows of the new homes that are going up. They state there is. a fine for any one taking things and for any vandalism being done. Please, warn your children not to play around these homes so that if any damage happens to be done the innocent ones won't be blamed. Home Bureau Our Sunnyside unit had its first meeting of another season starting at the home of Pat Spindler. . Jean Leakey was to give the local leader lesson "ways to cut your grocery bill", but she had such a terrible cold that Pat gave the lesson instead. We had some very good open discussions on the lessons and I'm sure everyone had a well informed evening. Plans are being made f<5r the coming bazaar all the Home Bureau units are having on Oct. 23. Our unit will be sharing a booth with the Ringwood unit and many lovely things are being made. We will have more information in later columns. Sick List I guess most of you know Hazel MacLaughlin and know what a busy and always helpful person she is. I'm sure you were as surprised as \f upon learning that she had ^undergone serious surgery in Mc- Henry hospital.(jHazel is coming alortg fine so how about dropping her some get-weil cards to make the recoverydays chcerful and time pass More quickly. his wife were missed at the John's so he dSefen't. gfet to as! ANNOUNCE MAJOR hard-times party because they many homes in a day as he nr * FOR POQT A T always make it their business would like. So bear with him . TV/Il rUD 1 AL> to attend the socials. and he will get to see you all. SERVICE CHANGES Birthdays Visitors i Postmaster General Arthur Gieet ings to Richard Fred-j The Womack family hadl^*- Summerfield has announced icks whose birthdafy was on I some very enjoyable visitors maj°r Plans f°r further mech- >op;. 20, and best wishes also |when grandma Mrs. Belva to Irene May whose day was!Boggs and Aunt Florence from Sopt. 21. Many happy returns | Ekalaka, Montana and Uncle of the day to little Vickie Bert Rollins of Rapid City, S. Ly:ine Ripley who was one j D., came to stay for a week, year old on Sept. 25. Home Bureau We will be meeting on the first Wednesday of the month O u r Anniversary On Oct. 1 Alfred and Irene May celebrated their fourth l instead of the fourth. wedding anniversary. Congratulations. October meeting will be on the seventeenth &t 7:30 p.m. and v ill be at the home of Irene Welcome Visitor .May. We will get a chance to We were" all happy to see jmeet our new home advisor, Father Anger come to our'Barbara Hill. If there ane any homes in the village to get ac- women who would like to bequainted with us and to have him bless our homes. If by any chance you were not home when .' Father came give him a call at the rectory and he .will come back first chancc Harry Mackinson is doing;he gets. You know he teaches nicely but has to take it easy,religion at.Marian high school for awhile and I know he and 'and to our children at St. come members why not attend this meeting as a guest and we will be glad to have you. The ratio of male to female recipients of state aid to the blind is approximately 5 to 3, according to the American Foundation for the Blind. anization and automation of the nation's postal service highlighted by a revolutionary post office and working laboratory to be constructed on the West Coast. A fully mechanized post office which will process mail and act as a testing ground for new devices is expected to be under construction within approximately a year's time at f Oakland, Calif. f A corporation is now engaged in exhaustive studies to recommend the exact type of building and mechanized equipment and devices to be installed. A report on these findings will be made to the Post Offipe department within ninety days. Until these recommendations are completed and accepted, the final cost of the facility will not be known. The new Oakland post office and laboratory is appropriately to be called "Project Gateway" because it will be the gateway post office through which a large proportion of West Coast mail flows. "Project Gateway" will speed incoming and outgoing mails for the entire San Francisco Bay area as well as for cities and towns in adjacent Pacific Coast areas. 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