March - 2007

Joseph Wood

George Wenrich

Frank MasaFrank KarlovskyGene Benes

Frank KitaJerry Malecki

Alvina KitaEd KimmethJames SvatosCarol Malecki

Harold EvenhouseJoan Mrozek

Bill Novorolsky

George GoldenEd Grudowski

Membership & Stage Mgr.(15th Term)

President(19th Tern)

1st VP Prog.(7th Term)

2nd VP Comm.(11th Term)

Chaplin(12th Term)

Secretary(4th Term)

Asst. Treasurer(15th Term)

Lunch Chairman(10th Term)

Lunch Chairman(15th Term)

Asst. Lunch Chairman(10th Term)

General Asst.(8th Term)

Newsletter Editor(10th Term)

Asst. Lunch Chairman(15th Term)

Treasurer(1st Term)

Membership Asst.(25th Term)

House Chairman(11th Term)

Your ElectedOfficers

The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club

News from in and around

Chicago

Lil LangChgo

Palos Hills, IL**********It’s been a

year sinceHerb passedaway. I can’t

believe it. Sorry I missed the picnic.I always look forward to it, but theweather wasn’t the greatest. Imissed seeing the Donnelley crowd.I really enjoy the newsletter. Keepup the good work.

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Bob Jewison(Corporate)Huntley, IL

******Sara and I celebrat-ed out 50th Wedd-ing Anniversary inJuly. We had agreat party with

family and friends and then took acruise to Scandanavia and Russia. Wespent most of the year in Sun CityHuntley. We also travel and spend threemonths of the winter in Florida.Thanks for all of your good work to puttogether and send out the newsletter.

RichardEvensen

(Dept. SE)So. Holland, IL***********

I sure like yourpaper. (I sure

wish you would-write more) ***********

Pg. 2 March - 2007

1956 200650th Wedding Anniversary

Joseph and LaVerne Wood********************

All four of our children (Joe, Nancy, John, Eileen), their spouses and thegrandchildren (Jim, Jennifer, Alison) were in attendance, along with myLaVerne's sisters (Joan & Diane) and their families. A delicious festive din-ner followed soon there after. Fifty great years, with all their joys & sor-rows, have passed so quickly. We have fallen in love with new & old rela-tives and friends, so many they can't be counted. We both feel there werethousands of Donnelley acquaintances included in the afore mentionedgroup. Congratulations.................

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Frank & Marianne Grzych(Dept. D)

Plainfield, IL*********

Frank and Marrianne are doingwell. Frank slowed down a little ashe has lost some strength in hishands. Marianne is bed ridden dueto her rare disease calledAmyloidosis. We have sold ourhouse and are now living inPlainfield, Il. Before all this hap-pened, we had traveled to Europe,France, Germany, Poland andMexico. We have gone onMayflower tours and the driver didthe driving while we did the sitting.We have gone to all 50 statesincluding Hawaii and Alaska.

March - 2007 Chgo. Area News Cont.... Pg. 3

Ken Martinsen, Ron CedergrenDennis Reisbich, John Trocki, Wayne Zack

*******************************We just wanted to say we enjoy every issue of theNewsletter. We also wanted to say hi to all the retirees.

The newsletter always gets us swapping stories of theold days. We've swapped many stories and heard someof the stories many times but we get a laugh out of themno matter how many times they're retold. Of course wemiss working with many of you but are happy to hearabout all of you in the Newsletters. We here in Elgin aregoing through the usual peak busy time when all theretailers and catalogs are gearing up for the holiday sea-son. That means we'll be contributing a lot to socialsecurity to keep those check rolling to all our retiredfriends. There's not many old timers left here in Elgin with theretirements of Neel Kintz, Jim Clowes, Gary Jergenson,and Bill Becker. Tony Myrie has been promoted to VicePresident of West Coast operations so he's not picturedhere. Thanks again for the Newsletter!

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Greetings to all from beautiful downtown Homewood, Illinois.

My wife Kathy and I are still hanging out on Hickory Road here in town but it is not getting any eas-ier. Have been retired for almost twenty years now and the legs are slowing up a bit. That's bad because the world seems to be going faster every day! All in all though we are doingfairly well. Hope to make it to our 60th wedding anniversary next January.

The picture below shows what I worked at for Donnelley for many years and you have three guess-es to figure out what it is. Hard to say if there are any around any more.We enjoy this newsletter every couple of months andappreciate the time and work of everyone involved inputting it together. Regret hearing about the passing ofEd Hokanson, a friend from Chicago financial printing.

Good luck and good wishes to all, especially toChicago's old department A retirees.

Kathy and Wally Goldstrom(Wally did his own design for this page)

Pg. 4 March - 2007Chgo. Area News Cont...

Joan Sehr(Wife of Joe (Cust. Ser.)

Libertyville, IL*********

As usual the November Newsletterwas read from front to back and Iespecially enjoyed reading aboutyour D.C. trip and the words ofJames Bradley. My brother-in-lawKen Kraft was one of the many 20year old marines who never walkedoff Iwo Jima. He was also aWisconsin boy who’s hometownwas Seymour, WI. John Bradley thefather of James was originally fromAppleton, WI,. my hometown, sothe article was especially close tomy heart. Thank you for all thework everyone puts into theNewsletter. It is definitely the life-line that keeps the RRD retirees intouch with each other.

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HarryBaranowskiDept. MRPLansing, IL

*******I’m doing verywell consideringall the doctors I

see, which is called “preventivemaintenance.” I enjoy sports andtravel, though not as much as thoseI read about in the Newsletter. I stilllive in a house that’s too big for thetwo of us and do all the workaround and in it. I see a lot of RRDguys at the once a month breakfastat The Egg & I. My other group offriends are amazed when I tell themof the close relationships among theretirees that continues after 15 yearsaway from the Big House. (Ithought Joliet shut it’s doors exceptfor the TV program “PrisonBreak??)

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Marilu Gill(Corporate Planning)(Wife of Dave Gill)

Brookfield, IL**********

I have been receiving theNewsletter "second-hand" for quitesome time and thought it's abouttime I pay that hefty fee of $3.00Here's a bit about what's been hap-pening ....Many of you remember Dave. Hestarted as an Apprentice /Journeyman in the Chicago Division in1964. He moved on to Shipping,Dept. ME, Customer Service andChicago Division Director. Heended his RRD career in 1994working with DLS. After his 30year RRD career, Dave went on todo some investment/commoditywork and sold cars and lighting. Hestarted to take it easy, working inthe Produce Department of a localgrocery store (you know how heloved to talk to people!). Davepassed away in July, 2004 (coloncancer) at the young age of 57. I amstill at RRD working in CentralPlanning (the old CorporateProduction Control). I've been here32 years. Love reading theNewsletter and finding I knowquite a few retirees!! Keep up thewonderful work with this greatcommunication tool. E-Mail:

davilui@aol.com**************************

Millie Gocal(Wife of Hank - Dept K)

Chicago, IL*******

I’m still receiving the Newsletterand finding some tidbits of informa-tion on friends Hank and I knew.Keep up the good work. It’s trulywelcomed and appreciated. Withlove and prayers.

Bob Bedell(Dept. AS, BE)Orland Park, IL

*********I just want to let all ofyou who make up theNewsletter know howmuch I enjoy receiv-ing it. You do a greatjob. I look forward togetting it each issue. Ican't believe its goingon 8 years since Iretired Feb 1st. Ourtwo daughters threw us a surprise 50' Anniversary this June, got to seesome old Donnelley people there I hadn't seen for awhile. In August we hada get together with some old friends, enclosed is a picture. They are DonElgersma, Stan Laurinitis, Myself, Fred Tormey, and Ray Trost. The wiveswere also there. Fred flew in from Arizona. Everyone is doing pretty good,normal aches and pains. I turn 70 on 9/11 all tho I don't like to celebrate onthat date anymore. Again keep up the great work on the newsletter. We planon making the next spring luncheon .......

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Don Elgersma - Stan Laurinitis - Bob BedellFred Tormey - Ray Trost

JOINING NUDIST COLONY!Must sell washer and dryer

March - 2007 Chgo. Area News Cont.... Pg. 5

Ray Markus(Dept RP, MRP)Park Ridge, IL

*********Lola and I aredoing exception-ally well for ourage (77 & 75).

We work out at the YMCA and arestill playing racquetball severaltimes a week. Also, Lola has beeninducted into the National MastersRacquetball Assn. Hall of Fame aswell as the Illinois Racquetball Hallof Fame. Being her #1 Fan, I tellpeople that I am her “AthleticSupporter” – (JOKE). Always enjoythe Newsletter and am so grateful tohave a great person like EdKimmeth for his fantastic job withour Newsletter, as well as the rest ofthe Officers in the LPREC.

**********************Fred Banks

(Chgo)Chicago, IL

******Here is just a few lines to say mywife and I are fine. We are at thatpoint in life where we are experi-encing the normal pains of ageing,but I am thankful for having workedat Donnelley's and received it’sbenefits that have made our livesmore pleasurable. Hello to all ofyou and may we enjoy more pleas-ant years ahead.

***********************Mary Broderick

(Chgo)Darien, IL

******I enjoy the News-letter very much.Had a nice visitwith my old boss,

Harry Brady, and his wife, Penny,when they were in town.

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Rose Hammer(Exec. Secretary)Burr Ridge, IL

°*********Really look forward to each issuewhich always has items aboutretirees I had worked with for somany years. They were and are agreat group of employees. RandySwanson (with whom I danced apolka when he was 10 years old orso at an “Operating” Dept. picnic)is a special friend. I worked for hisDad, Russ, in 1953 and Randy grewup with me as a “godmother.” He isa great guy and I wish him a greatretirement.

************************Charlie (Chuck) Zahrn

(Chgo)Mattoon, IL

I enjoy reading about the manyolder co-workers all the way backto my 13 years in the ChicagoDivision, 1957-1970. Have donewell until this past 8 months when Iam using oxygen therapy to keepactive. Life has been good and justwanted to say hello!

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Bill Lipke(Dept. A)

Chicago, IL*******

Take note “YeOle Clown” isback living inChicago. Reallydidn’t miss the concrete and asphaltjungle. Car horns will be my alarmclock instead of the rooster. Didlearn something while living out ina rural area. “The Boonies”…whatdid the plow say to thetractor?...Please pull me a littlecloser JOHN DEERE. Keep up thegreat work as your newsletter is thegreatest and really appreciated.

*************************James R.

“Dick” Caldwell(Chgo)

Skokie, IL******

I look forward tothe newsletterevery othermonth. Great job. I left RRD in theeighties and began my RRD pen-sion and social security on1/1/2001. My wife and I celebratedour 50th anniversary on 9/18/06.Regards.

***********************Skip Reynolds

(Chgo Financial)Shorwood, IL

********My wife and Irecently relocatedfrom Las Vegasback to Shore-wood, Illinois to be closer to ourgranddaughter. We are both doingfine and enjoying good health.Great job on the newsletter. I wisheveryone good health and happi-ness.

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Encyclopedia Britannica. 45 volumes.

Excellent condition. $1,000 or best offer. No longer needed,

got married last month. Wife knows everything.

Pg. 6 March - 2007Chgo. Area News Cont...

We wish to extend our Sincere BestWishes to ourChaplain, LouKillian, of 17years who hasdecided to retire.We wish him wellin his futureendeavors andmay Good Health and Happinessfollow him always.

Lou & Barbara KallquistDept. WB - Lockport, IL

(Congratulations)************

Lou and Barbara celebratedtheir 50th Anniversary withtheir three children & familiesincluding 6 grandchildren.

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50th Wedding Anniversary

Lou Killian Accepting His Retirement PlaqueFrom George Wenrich - (Lou Killian) - Ed Grudowski

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Gene & Helen Benes(Homer Glen, IL

**********Gene has graciously volunteered tobecome the Treasurer of TheLakeside Press Retiree’s Club. Hereplaces John Martin who was anOfficer in the Club for 22 years.

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Meet Your New Treasurerof The Lakeside Press

Retiree’s Club

Carl Bornholt(Corporate)

Carol Stream, IL**********

It’s always apleasure to readabout the exploitsof retired

Employee Club members. Also,many thanks to the Club Officers,Activity Chairpersons and theNewspaper Staff for all they do inour behalf. Keep up the good work.Jean and I have enjoyed these past14 years of retirement, travelingoften as we can. Have enjoyed see-ing the other side of the Atlantic“pond” a couple of times, havemanaged to visit all of our greatU.S. states and spend as many ofthe warmer months as possible atour favorite Northwoods retreat inbeautiful Wisconsin. Our best

regards to all the Club Members –here’s wishing everyone goodhealth, happiness and a wonderfulretirement.

Dave Saxman shown here with abig smile on his face and at thesame time trying to con theNewsletter Editor into putting hispicture in the Newsletter one moretime to become number one for theamount of times his picture isshown in the Retiree’s Newsletter.

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March - 2007 Chgo. Area News Cont.... Pg. 7

In Remembrance

Will KageOctober, 2006

(Sales)Arlington, TX

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Chester (Chet) CorriganOctober 4, 2006

(Security) Lancaster, PA

Cyril MessengerNovember, 2007

(Sales)St. Augustine, FL

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Robert J. EdmondsSeptember 20, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Ruth BairSeptember 23, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Bill ‘Tiny’ ThurstonOctober 25, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Bill ‘Red’ LyonSeptember 14, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Harold MillerSeptember 15, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Robert ‘Bob’ RoyalSeptember 14, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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John C. BowersOctober 2, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Kathryn M, WhiteSeptember 15, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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Harry WanatNovember 18, 2006

(Dept R, MRP)New Lenox , IL

Norman Nogajewski October, 2006(Dept. AS, AT)

Hickory Hills, IL***********

Patsy Ann PlankOctober 5, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville,IN

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Stanley LopacinskiNovember 2, 2003

(Dept. SD)Chicago, IL********

Lou JacobsNovember 14, 2006

(Chgo/Lanc)Greenwood, IN

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Hubert NiemiecNovember, 2006

(Customer Service)Orland Park, IL

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Robert J. MorrowSeptember 26, 2006

(C’ville)Crawfordsville, IN

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William GormanOctober 19, 2006

(Pressman)Evanston, IL

*******On Oct. 19 William "Bill" Gormanpassed away. Bill was a third shiftPressman in the South Plant. He start-ed at RRD in the forties, after the war.I believe it was around 1948. Heretired in the early to mid 80's. Bill wasa veteran of World War II. He servedin Africa and Italy with the Army.

James "Dick" Caldwell

My dear friendpassed away and formany years I lis-tened to her speakhighly of your re-tirement parties.Please accept mysincere appreciationfor the many pleasures yourClub provides tothe retirees.

Irene Shrader

Sophie LanskeAugust 3, 2006

(Dept. E)Chicago, IL

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Thank you all so very much for your manye-mails, cards, letters and calls–and a fewvisits during my husbands lengthly battlewith cancer. He really loved his job atDonnelleys so much. Richard went toheaven, Friday November 17, 06. DanSherer and Matt Bowes came to the serv-ice of prayers and songs for Rich.(BuckFoo). Thank you all so much for

your concern and support. Marge Buckley

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Cannot sayenough goodthings about theNewsletter. Look

forward to each one. Retired after43+ years in Chicago RO, MaterialInspection and SpartanburgMaterials. Live with my wifeNancy near Duncan, SC. Still ingood health and keep active enjoy-ing our five grandchildren, garden-ing and fishing. Great readingabout those of you from the oldChicago Division.

************************Bill Gavac

USASawyer, MI

*******Elaine and I areenjoying retire-ment to the fullest.I can’t believe that

I have been retired almost 20 years.We worked for a great companywith great people. The luncheonskeep us in touch. Keep up the greatwork.

**********************Kenzie

MacDonald(Sales)

Fort Worth, TX*********

Keep up the finework on theNewsletter. Enjoy

hearing about our friends in differ-ent staff and divisions I enjoyedworking with.

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DonVennergrund

Chgo/SpartanburgSpartanburg, SC

**********No news from

me yet, since I'msuch a new

retiree. (1959 to 2005 - ChicagoMRP for 21 years and 25 more inSpartanburg). I'd enjoy hearingfrom Chicago MRP retirees if theysee my email listed. I did see Jay &Lucy Klaas recently when theypassed through Spartanburg on theway to a mobile home rally on thecoast. Jay is doing very well. Iattached a few pictures for you.That's my wife Doris between Lucy& Jay. Keep up the good work.

John Zielinski(Corporate)

Apple Valley, CA**********

Carm and I areenjoying the “dryheat” of theCalifornia highdesert. Look forward to thenewsletter. Continue the great workyou are doing.

***********************Mark Sanders

(Chicago)Michiana Shores, IN

*************I am doing well for almost 73 yearsyoung. Joan is starting her thirdyear of dialysis due to kidney fail-ure and has short term memoryloss. We are still planning our annu-al Thanksgiving trek to SouthAlabama (Fairhope). I really enjoyseeing and hearing about my longterm friends. God Bless!

***********************Bill Banashak

(Dept. WB)Crown Point, IN

**********Hello to all – Sureenjoy yournewsletter. Keepup the good work.My wife enjoys reading it too. I amdoing okay. Taking one day at atime. On September 4th, my wifeand I had our 52nd anniversary.Boy, does time go by fast whenyou’re having a good time. Ha, Ha.

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Across The U.S.The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club Pg. 9March - 2007

Lucy Klaas - Doris - Jay Klaas*********************

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Pg. 10 Across the U.S. Cont... March - 2007Milan Matuska

(Chicago)Munster, IN

*******Many thanks to you all for putting

together such an interesting newslet-ter issue after issue..

Although we don't personallyknow most of those who appear in the publication,many are familiar names and my wife Karen, whoworked in Chicago Purchasing with Don Farquharson,and I enjoy reading what they are doing.

It's hard to believe that almost ten years have passedsince my retirement. It's disappointing not to see manywith whom I worked in MIS (Corporate) andSelectronic Services (EG) as members in the retirees'club. As far as we know, John Thornburg is still livingin the south suburbs of Chicago, George Duewerth isenjoying Fife in northern Wisconsin and Fred ardDottie Sherman made the move from Elmhurst toJacksonville, Florida a few years ago, I had the pleas-ure of visiting with Brian Burmeister at the NCAAFinal Four Tournament in Indianapolis in early April ofthis year. We hadn't seen each other since his retirementseveral years ago.

As time has passed, many with whom we had con-tact in the first few years of retirement have now passedon. Suchala passed away shortly after his retirement.Rod Brown, Joe Klawitter, and Dorothy Jacobsen, whoall carpooled with me for many years, are all gone.Only Bob Stech of Lansing, IL from that groupremains. It's good to see that Bill Olsen is enjoyingArizona. He also carpooled with us briefly.

All of the people mentioned above as well as themany others with whom I came into contact throughoutthe company were outstanding individuals. They madeworking at Donnelley a great pleasure and a memo-rable experience. Credit must be given, I suppose, tothose in the personnel department for selecting whomthey did.

On a lighter note, Karen and I drove to Seattle tocruise the inside passage of Alaska in May, and wetraveled to Branson, Mo in September. Although bothof us are feeling our age, we are thankfully in fairlygood health. We are anticipating our first grandchildthis spring.

Again thank you for a fine Newsletter.**************************************

William B. McDaniel(Willard)

Willard, OH *******

I retired in 1997 and have enjoyedevery day since. We’ve traveledextensively until recently. We’vegone to Ireland, England, Vancouver,B.C., Canada and throughout the United States. We’vegone to Mexico 3 times and the Bahamas. We are nowspending our winters in Arizona (Mesa) (October thruApril). I’ve enjoyed your newsletter and appreciate allyou’ve done for us other retirees. Keep up the goodwork.

**************************************Laroy Nolte(Dept. QA)

Brevard, NC********

Thank you Erik Juleen for remember-ing me. 2006 a tough year, torn rota-tor cuff, left shoulder getting backaboard ship in Hawaii. After surgery,only 60% use. Right shoulder has a tear, no surgeryplanned at this point. Goes along with 2 total knees.Still active. Ardell and I volunteer at our library. Shealso sews clothing for Sharing House, and does Brailletranscribing. This year, 45 years of marriage. Glad tosee pictures of the many people I worked with.

*************************************Bill Paugh(Dept CF)

Marinette, WI*********

We recently celebrated our 20thretirement anniversary in June. It justseems impossible that time and theyears can go by so fast. We are fortu-nate to both have good health and can enjoy an activelifestyle. We really enjoy the Newsletter and find our-selves trying to be the first one to retrieve it from themailbox on its probably due date. However, it seemsthat more and more, the news saddens us as we hear ofthe loss of friends. Thanks to all of you who do such awonderful job of keeping us all informed.

REMEMBER: You don't stop laughing because you grow

old, You grow old because you stop laughing.

Dave Marks(Lancaster)Lititz, PA

*****I enjoy reading what old friends andacquaintances are doing, and wherethey are now located. Louis and Iare doing well and feel blessed to beable to say so, the newsletter is anexcellent operation; keep up thegood work.

Mary Ellen & Bill Schulz(Chgo & Willard)

Mansfield, OH*********

Mary Ellen and I drove to the Chicagoarea, saw our daughter, Sally and familyin Western Springs, and a few cousins inDowners grove, and brother fromRiverside. The highlight was the Addisonluncheon, at Alta Vista. We saw Joe and

Pat Tubay, Louie and Elsie Castelleneta, and Bob Smith. I had made printsfrom an old slide taken in Las Vegas in 1956, at poolside with Joe, Bob andPrimo Grazioli taking in the sun. We had traveled to California, in my1954 Ford convertible, taking along all our possessions, including Bob'swork-out weights, in an attached one wheel trailer. (That Kodachrome,was still good, after FIFTY-ONE years!!) Unfortunately, we were unableto all sit at the same table, at the Addison luncheon. NEXT TIME, we willmake an effort to get a RESERVED table for one of these events. Later,we did see Alan Anderson, and Dick Sadek as well as waved to LaddieLamplot. The speaker was interesting. George Wenrich, Executive VPOperations, and newly appointed CFO, was the scheduled speaker. Withthe recent acquisition of "Banta" (BAHNTA, as in car, not as in ape) RRDnow has 60,000 employees. Their mix of magazine customers will com-pliment RRD capabilities. The current emphasis is to get customers to staywith RRD on a long term basis, for which RRD will lock in capabilities,such as marketed mailings for a particu-lar group or targeted consumers.George took some questions from theassembly, such as how is RRD, (askedas "we") doing in Eastern Europe, and inparticular, Poland. The reply, amountedto doing well, with the Euro assisting inrate exchanges. (Somehow I got one ofthe pictures that was taken of you andBob Smith on that “Exploratory Trip”out West. Maybe you can send me a copy of that 51 year old photo andexplain who fell asleep at the wheel?

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Across The U.S Contin.....March - 2007 Pg. 11

Pete Kunz(Sales)

Whitehall, MI********

Just some up-datenews :I sold theColorado duderanch I owned

and operated for 17 years and havejust moved to Whitehall, Michiganwhere I will finally learn whatretirement is all about. I'm glad tosay I am in great health and lookingforward to many wonderful years inthe lake home with my new wife,Mimi (whom I first met in sixthgrade and re-met at our 50th highschool reunion).Keep up the great work on theNewsletter. I know it is appreciat-ed by all.(I can’t believe you gave up the lureof the West and the lust for gold tolive the life of a retiree?)

1507 Crystal Lake RoadWhitehall, MI 40461

plkunz1@aol.com************************

LeonardKozlawski

(APO)Dyer, IN

*****I’ve been retiredfor 3-1/2 yearsand am enjoying

retirement immensely. We manageto spend a lot of our time with fam-ily and friends and our two grand-children. We still meet with formerRRD co-workers at a monthly pizzaluncheon in Oak Forest, Illinois.Still have a lot of friends and goodmemories after 41 years at RRD.Gloria and I are looking forward toa trip to the Southwest this spring.We enjoy reading newsletter – keepup the good work.

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An elderly woman decided toprepare her will and told herpreacher she had two final

requests. First, she wanted to becremated, and second, she want-

ed her ashes scattered over Wal-Mart. "Wal-Mart?" the

preacher exclaimed. "Why Wal-Mart?" "Then I'll be sure my

daughters visit me twice a week."

Pg. 12 The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club March - 2007

Greetings andHappy New Yearto all. Our FallLuncheon of theArkansas Retirees was attended byall 5 membersthat are left.

There were 7 guests too. Everyonereceived a calulator from the 35thAnniversary Luncheon in Chicago.Thank you George Wenrich forsending them to us. There was notmuch business to be conducted soour meeting was more social andlots of pictures were taken byWalter Helm and a guest, BillHatch.

Our Meetings for 2007 are:Spring Lunch............May 9, 2007Fall Lunch........October 10, 2007

Contact:Dorothy Fischer

192 Bay Ridge RoadLakeview, AR 72642

(870) 431-8739************************

Thelma Westbrook(Chicago)

Maywood, IL********

Hello to all my fellow co-workersand retirees. I’m recovering fromspinal surgery that I had in April2006. Enjoy reading the Newsletter.Keep up the good work.

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Mike Flynn(Wlrd/Sls/C'ville).Crawfordsville, IN

*********** Just got the November edition ofthe Newsletter. You folks are doinga great job. It's great to read aboutthose retirees I worked withthroughout the years. My wife & Iwill be spending the winter inLexington, KY. Not the warmestplace, but we'll be with my mom &dad who are in failing health at 86& 88 respectively. Hopefully we'llbe able to give them some quality oflife by allowing them to do thosethings they enjoy. Look forward toreceiving your future issues. Youcan add my e-mail address to thelist.

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Lyle & Judy Schmidt(C’ville)

Crawfordsville, IN************

Lyle and I had a great IndianaSummer! Enjoyed a Fall vacation toBeaver, Drummond and MackinacIslands in September. Then Lyledirected traffic for ten days at theCovered Bridge Festival inMansfield. Now we’re driving toour daughter, Jill, for Thanksgiving.She lives in Flower Mound, TX,near Dallas. The C’ville CountryClub that burned down about a yearago, is rising from the ashes!! RowEden sold the Holliday Inn - hopethe new owners keep it up as well asRon did. Happy New Year!

***********************Chuck Rosenfelder

(Research)Glen Ellyn, IL

*********Things havechanged since Istarted at RRD 70years ago!

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Another Dept. K MemoryNo Smoking in the department

***********************John was smoking in the (Men'sJohn). He was leaning up against thewall next to the entrance door smok-ing a cigarette. When Frank Tishiewalked in, Frank says to John, youKnow You are not suppose to smokein the department. John says toFrank, Yes, would you like one.ThenFrank says to John, Give me one,and they stood there together smok-ing. Punch line. Frank was John'sBoss, But John's brother wasSuperintendent in M.

March - 2007 Pg. 13

FLORIDABob Novak(Dept. A)

Lake Wales, FL***********

Thought I wouldfill you all in onmy year from May,2006 to October

2006. I started out with a trip to the West. Alice and Iwent to Peoria, AZ for a grandson’s graduation. Wespent a week there, then drove to Chama, NM to visitanother son who lives in the San Juan mountains,7800ft. up. This is a quaint town of 1200, but it has atourist attraction of a railroad that runs from Chama toa town in Colorado. The train runs everyday fromMemorial Day through the middle of October. It returnson the same day. It’s a very scenic trip. We spent a weekthere with our youngest son. Then we headed forIllinois and Indiana for two more grandsons graduationfrom high school. After staying in Illinois for 5 weeks,we headed back to Florida in the middle of July. I hada hip replacement on September 8th and I am just aboutover that, but I have a little problem with my prostate.I will have a biopsy soon and hope it will be OK. Wetraveled over 7,000 miles on our trip with gas at $3.00a gallon, so we paid dearly, but it was worth it. Ithought I would send a couple of photos I found in myfiles of Dept. A, things in the mid-fifties. Also a photoof my two sons in the Braziles of Chama, NM.

The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club

Bob Novak With His Two Sons

Dept. A Apprentice Graduation - April 1953Joe Varchetto - Bill Lipke - C. Corke - G. Rakouski - D.Trego - J. Varallo - T. Radar - Bob Novak - P. Sapienza

Department A Golf Tournament - June 1954J. Klicpera - H. Martin - M. Moravek - Bob Novak

*************************************A man is recovering from surgery when a nurse askshim how he is feeling. "I'm O. K. but I didn't like the

four-letter-word the doctor used in surgery," heanswered.What did he say," asked the nurse.

"OOPS!"

Pg. 14 Florida Area News Cont... March - 2007Maurice Jacob

(PHL)Brandon, FL

********Here we go again!Another $3 dues.(Another BudgetBuster) It has

been 19 wonderful years of retire-ment. Most of our travels are inFlorida. It is a big state. We spendmost of our time going to DaytonaBeach, gambling boats & dog rac-ing. We belong to Senior Friends,help the needy. I also call Bingo,(even after 11 years of calling it forthe Elks in Illinois). We loveFlorida. We worked with TonyTenze for five yearts getting out theNewsletter. Mary passed out cakeand coffee on work day-getting outthe Newsletter.

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This proofreader never got around much. But Imarried an extrovert who knew everybody. BobWebb started in Accounting, went on to Dept. L,Dept. AM, & Corporate. Whenever I read theNewsletter, I say repeatedly, "Oh yeah, Bob would

mention him (or her)."Bob, my dear husband for more than 3 decades, had the biggest heart in theworld. However that wasn't enough to keep him from a fatal heart attack in2000. So now I say that the 21stst century is nowhere near as much fun asthe last half of the 20th.I talk to Dick & Joanne Johnson, Dick & Doris Diedrich, Wally & JeanHelm (Bob's buddies from Accounting), Loretta Zito (Bob's secretary inCorporate), Alice Gajewski, Bob Heaton, Diana & Bob Whitton (all ofwhom I worked with on the 6th floor). To paraphrase that old Honda ad“you meet the nicest people in Walmart." I ran into another 6th floor buddy,Jerry Vercellono, in the toothpaste aisle there this winter. Other thanthat...my health’s ok, the weather’s perfect, everyone’s doing fine.P.S. If Dick Sladik is within shouting distance, I bet he’s your only readerwho knows what clrc. stands for.

Erik Juleen(Dept. R)

Clearwater, FL***********

Thanks again for helping me keepin touch with the old gang at RRD.Another very hot summer haspassed. Today the temperaturedropped down to 68º...Relief atLast! I miss my old buddies, EdSimmons, Norm Christensen, BillFisher (The Great White Hunter)and many more. Stay Healthy!

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Mary Ellen Koppe-HayesPompano Beach, FL

***********Bill and I keep busy – he with golfand I with music. Our retirementvillage is large and there are manyactivities. One of our favorites is a“kitchen band” called the “Sink-phony” in which we both play.

Claire Webb(Proofreader)

North Fort Myers, FL**************

Maurice & Mary Jacob(Enjoying Florida)

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Isabelle Smith(Wife of Walter) Sun City Cntr FL

**********I enjoy every

issue – thanks forall your hardwork!

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All men are annimals, some justmake better pets.

Guy: No Shirt, no serviceGals, no shirt, no charge

ARIZONA CHAPTERThe Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club

Luncheon - March 14, 2007WHERE: At The Gately’s

7661 East Des Moines StreetMesa, Arizona

TIME: 11:30am Social Hour(Hors d’oeuvers, Beer, Wine, Punch and Pop)

12:30pm Lunch

NAME: __________________________________________ PHONE:_____________________________(Please Print)

ADDRESS:_______________________________________________________________________________(Street / P.O.Box) (City / State / Zip)

SPOUSE/GUEST NAME:____________________________DIVISION:______________ DEPT.:________

LUNCHEON RESERVATIONS FOR #: _________ @ $10.00/ Per Person TOTAL: ____________

Lunch Menu: Fried Chicken, Beef Sandwich, Mostaciolli, Salad and Dessert

Please make your reservations no later than March 7th, 2007

Hotel Accommodations Will Be Made Upon Request

Make Luncheon check payable and mail to:

Susan Gately7661 East Des Moines Street

Mesa, Arizona 85207(480) 357-0519

SUZYGATOR7661@AOL.COM

AT THE GATELY'S Take 101 to 202 East to Power Road. Take Power Road South to Adobe Street (about 6 lights).Take left on Adobe Street and Take to 76th Place – turn right on 76th Place - turn left on Downing– turn right on Aletta - turn right on Dartmouth – turn left on 76th Place – turn left on Des Moines

– – 7661 East Des Moines Street – –OR Take US 60 East to Sossaman Road north (about 5 lights – will be deadend) to UniversityStreet and turn right. Go to 1st street on left – 76th Place – take right to Caballero – make left onAletta and follow to Contessa, where you make a left – go to Seymour and make a right to Dover– turn right on Dover to Aletta – make a left on Des Moines – 2nd house on left

– – 7661 East Des Moines Street – –

ArizonaNews

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Been busy, doing our best, to remain alive. My stomach, stopped performing. It's one of the joys, of beinga diabetic. Diabetic's, are subject to many illnesses that are able to come into our lives, due to, lesseningour resistance to withstand, them. I wasn't able to eat for 24 days. The worst part, the doctor's I went to,failed to recognize the problem. I was at home, unable to eat, almost no sleep, before I went to the emer-gency room, at our nearby hospital. Spent 15 days in the hospital. $74,240.00 worth??? That's $5,000.00per day. After, I spent 8 days in a nursing home, where I had to regain strength.I have been using isomet-rics to help regain muscle. I had lost 18 lbs. In two months, I'll be 82.Never dreamt, I would last this long.Freda, also has had problems. She is loaded, with new parts.She still feels great for our first hug of theday.I was slated to be a Marine, corpsman, but hearing of their expected rate of being killed, I opted outof the school.Went to become a gunner on Merchant ship. On the second return trip home, we were tor-pedoed, along with many others. We were attacked by a Wolfpack, of 19 subs. In the nine days of a run-ning battle many ships were also sunk. Did you know, most of those serving in German U-boats, were

killed? I was at Iwo Jima, safely on a heavy cruiser. I listened to those trying to get ashore. It was a horror story. Each of theislands we took, cost about 5,000 Marine fatalities. We lost 70 to 80 thousand at Okinawa, but I would not wish to have lostthat war.Had the other guys won, they were not nice people. I remember, being written to, being told of friends that would-n't be coming home. Received varied receptions when I visited their parents. One of my casualties of the war, the morningwe went into Okinawa, I received 6 letters, that the lady I was to marry, was now pregnant, and about to marry the guy thatgot her pregnant. I was blessed with meeting Freda and I am satisfied with the way it all turned out. Saw in the pictures inthe last letter, everyone has grey or white hair. I am still having black hair grow on my arms and other parts of me, but noton my head. I now have to shave daily. Enough, for now. Good to hear of those that write to our newsletter.

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“Bud” Weber(Dept. RP)Mesa, AZ

This is coming to you from the warm paradise 1800 or so miles West ofyou. I’m an old pressman happy to be here.On the 20th of November I’mgoing to get older. Yeah, I’m going to celebrate my 85th birthday. As aresult of this, the kids are getting a group of relatives, 28 in all, for a fourday cruise from LA to Catalina Island, Enogneda Mexico, December 18thto the 22nd, also San Diego. Also on November 16, 06, we will be married60 years. This is also the reason for the get together. (I thought it was formy birthday.) (Your Wedding Anniversary is More Important)

Happy 60th AnniversaryAl & Ann Moormann

Tucson, AZ

CharlesMichelsen

(By Products)Cotter, Arkansas

***********I’ll try this onemore time. Lastyear I sent a notewith my dues, but for some reason,it didn’t make the newsletter. Iretired at the age of 55 after 35years service. Have been livinghere on the banks of the WhiteRiver for 15 years. Cotter, Arkansasis called the Trout capital of theU.S.A. Wife of 43 years passed inDecember of 2004. Go Bears andmaybe some year, the Cubs.

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If life is a waste of time,and time is a waste of life,

then let's all get wasted togetherand have the time of our lives.

March - 2007 Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club Pg. 17

Mel Pickett(Dwight, Greeley)Castle Rock, CO

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I transferred to Greeley early in 1998 as manufacturing manager and after two years went to CustomerService as manager and retired at the beginning of 2002, so it has been 5 years now. We stayed inGreeley for about 2 years and then we sold our house and moved to Castle Rock where my daughterand her family lives. We are about twenty minutes out of downtown Denver, so are pretty close toabout anything that we would want. We bought a 3 year old home in Castle Rock which has openspace in the back and a great view of the mountains. I spent most of the first two years putting in newflooring and finishing my daughter's basement and then our basement. I have been playing golf aboutonce a week with three other guys that are retired. I haven't been back the Dwight plant but one timesince I left. Dale Freeman and I had a meeting there and then I went on to St. Louis to SWB for ameeting. I get back that way about 1-2 times a year to see our grandson in Coal City, but never seemto have time to stop at the plant. Anyway keep up the great work on the newsletter. I enjoy readingabout some of the folks that I know from time to time. I wish more Dwight people would write in.

Th e La n d Of Co r nDDWWIIGGHHTT

Jim Bauch (Chgo/Danville) Ed Kilis (Chgo) Steve Koch ( Chgo/Dwight)

Ed Kilis (Retired) - Bob Kilis (Still Working) (Still Working) Bob Kilis (Chgo/Dwight)

Enclosed are some pictures ofour May 2006 fishing trip atKentucky Lake. A group of ushave been making this trip forapproximately 21 years. Themajority of the time we go toKentucky Lake, although wehave fished some other lakesincluding ones in Tennessee &Wisconsin. Enclosed is a pic-ture of Bob & Ed Kilis, father& son,which shows that fishare not the only thing we catch. There are also individualpictures of the four of us. There are a number of other peo-

ple who have joined us onthese trips over the 21 years,sometimes up to 7 - 8 peopleincluding a fellow namedDale Hultsch, currentlyretired and living inAuburndale, Florida. Dalewas not able to make the tripthis year but I believe that thiswas the only one he evermissed. Keep up the goodwork on the Newsletter, best

$3.00 investment ever. Jim Bauch (Chgo/Danville) Junction City, KY

Steve Koch - Bob Kilis - Ed Kilis - Jim Bauch

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4th Annual Luncheon Park Place Motel October 24, 2006

*************Our guest speaker was LewWaltman, V.P. of Operations for theFinancial Services Business.

Lew WaltmanV.P Financial Services

**************Lew talked to us about the safety ofthe retirement benefits plan, proba-ble increased medical plan costs,and talked about the changes occur-ring in our company. Lew made apoint to thank the many retireeswho continue to help out during thepeak financial periods. He alsothanked us for sharing our expertisewith him during our working years,and for our years of service anddedication to RRD.

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Pg. 18 March - 2007The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club

The Lancaster Retiree’s Club

Bob & Barbara Wash George & Pat Mavros

Barbara & George Burton Pat Duncan & Joyce Echterling

Norm Gniewek & Norm Yunginger Karen & Bruce Hirte

D. Swiontek-Darrell & Linda Guimond-W. Schouten Arleen & Geo Robertson - Sandy & Jack Richards

March - 2007 Pg. 19Lancaster Cont....

Robert & Mary Geib - Violet McCauley Harry Sanderson - Tom Williams - Dale Huber

Evelyn Buch & Doris Ortman Pat & Bob Fruehauf

Sam Girard-Flora Dunkelberger-Holly GirardDale & Levina Huber

Audrey & John Smit

Virginia & Richard Meier

Edith Miller & Geneva Bleacher Naomi & Ken Wiederrecht

Two Mexican detectives were investigating the murder of Juan Gonzalez."How was he killed?" asked one detective. With a golf gun," the other detective replied. A golf gun?!

What is a golf gun?" "I don't know. But it sure made a hole in Juan."

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On November 14, eighteen members ofthe Shenandoah Valley Chapter of TheLakeside Press Retired Employee'sClub enjoyed breakfast and a plant tourhosted by V. P. and Plant Manager, DonHensley of the HarrisonburgManufacturing Division. Don alsopassed out Donnelley Harrisonburgsweatshirts to us as a memento of ourvisit. All of us were amazed to see themany changes that had taken place inthe plant since our retirement.Watching the mechanical stackersflawlessly handle the flow of signa-tures coming off the presses was par-ticularly impressive! (Yup, just a twoperson crew with no humans musclingthe product onto pallets). Watching thebig new Timson presses basically"plate themselves" was also a mar-vel.The hoist trucks have lost none of their speed in hustlingdown the aisles, so we were all alert in crossing the trafficpatterns. We owe Don and his team a special thanks for theirhospitality! The next Club meeting will be a breakfast onMarch 13th at 9AM at the Courtyard by Marriott inHarrisonburg. All retirees, spouses and guests are welcome.

Respectfully Submitted Mo Philon

Sixteen Retirees and Plant Mgr. Don Hensley at Breakfast at the Harrisonburg Plant Prior to Plant Tour.**********************************************************************************

Don Hensley (Plant Mgr.) &Barbara Knupp (Control Sect.)

Bob Czyzewski - Larry Mayer

Marion & Shirley Newkirk

A Donnelley nastalgia picture ofthe Club Secretary being feted onhis 74th birthday by RetiredDonnelley Magazine Sales VP,Bob Bloomquist, and his wifeSharon "McFadden" Bloomquistand Mo's long-suffering wife(seated left) Trish. (Sorry Trish)

The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club

Chicago Retiree Events***************

March 14, 2007 Social MeetingJuly 11, 2007 Social Meeting

3075 Highland ParkwayDowners Grove, IL

***********May 9, 2007

Annual Spring LuncheonParadise Elegant Banquets

*****************September 12, 2007

Annual PicnicBemis Woods

********November 14 , 2007

Annual Fall Luncheonat the Alta Villa***********

Donnelley Club Events To Be Announced

Announcement*************

For those who write in to theNewsletter and don’t see a pic-ture included with your news, it’sbecause I don’t have any pictureof you in my files to use, Pleasesend in a picture of yourself withyour next news item. I will keepit in the computer for future use.The photo will be returned if soindicated Ed Kimmeth

Lancaster Retiree Events*************

Meetings are held at the East Plant, Lancaster, PA

1st Tuesday of each month,10am For Information Contact:

Sam Girard (717) 392-2319girardjr@excite.com

George Mavros (717) 291-9889mavrosg@aol.com

*********Breakfast Meetings

The Apple Tree Restaurant2nd Thursday of each month at

9:00amIf Your Planning to Attend

Contact:Pat Duncan (717) 627-4202

(Arrangements for a room size)

Lancaster Home Pagewww.rrdretirees.com

Harrisonburg Retiree Events

***************(Shenandoah Valley)

Meetings are held at theCourt Yard Marriott,

Harrisonburg, VAthe 2nd Tuesday of every

other month at 9am.

For Information Contact:“Mo” Philon

164 Cross Keys CourtMassanutten, VA 22840PHILON@peoplepc.com

Retirement Breakfast***************

Held the 1st Thursday

of each month at 8 AM

Thoms Restaurant894 Burnham Ave.

Calumet City, IL 60409(708) 868-2600

For Information Contact:Jim Peters..........(219) 659-7361Art Sobczak......(708) 474-9495

Warsaw“Nifty Fifty Plus”

***********3rd Tuesday of Each Month at:

Golden CorralUS 30 & end of E. Center St.

For Information Contact:George Brelsford

(574) 267-7924plainman@kconline.com

March - 2007 Pg. 21

Broken Arrow***************

Dinner...................May 12, 2007Golf.......................May 14, 2007

For Information Contact:Bill Croix

7228 Oak GroveJustice, IL 60458

(708) 458-9488

RetireesTurn in Your News Items,

Wedding Anniversaries Photos& News of Interest

To:Ed Kimmeth

41632 N. Shadow Creek WayAnthem, AZ 85086

(623) 551-0165edk001@aol.com

Photos will be returned if so indicated

Arizona Retiree’s Events*********************

A Day of Hospitality at theHome of

Susan & Jerry Gately(No Cocktail Party the Day

Before.)

Directions & Particularsin this Issue

Contact:

Susan Gately7661 E. Des Moines St.

Mesa, AZ 85207(480) 357-0519

SUZYGATOR7661@AOL.COM

March - 2007 Chgo. Area News Cont.... Pg. 22

Lakeside Press Retired Employees ClubJanuary 10, 2007

Meeting called to order by Ed Grudowski at 10:15AM.

Bill Novorelsky gave the invocation,.

Joan Mrozek read the minutes from the last meeting held on December 13, 2006.

A question regarding the RRD Classics was asked. Ed Grudowski told us that the Classics would be mailed some-time between the end of January and February 15th. Susan Levy is still handling the issuing of the Classics.

George Wenrich introduced our speakers for the month: Dee Dee Stapleton, Director and Paul Sollitto, VicePresident from the Benefits Center of RR Donnelley.

Questions asked from the floor:

Why have the prescription costs gone so high this year:

Response from Paul Sollitto: The program has gone from co-pay to co-insurance basis in an effort to keep the cost lower forthe medical program. All active and retirees are paying thesame costs for this insurance. Another reason is the cost ofdrugs continue to rise.

Question: Why aren’t we given a cost of living increase to ourpension:

The monies held in trust for the continuance of pension payouts has not warranted any sort of increase to retirees.

Question: Regarding the Benefits Enrollment Pamphlet, why wasn’t more information supplied in the bookletre a breakdown of changes to our plans?

The Pamphlet is really a general information pamphlet that covers 14 different retiree groups and, in an effort tosatisfy all groups, this pamphlet gives an overview of what benefits are covered. Anyone wishing to get moreinformation regarding their own pensions should go on-line and request your "Profile" which will have all yourpersonal information or call the Benefits hotline number to get this information.

Question: In the letter sent to us stating our 2007 Benefits why wasn’t the medical and prescription cost break-down given?

As of 2005 the medical plan is figured as one program. There is no breakdown for medical or prescription bene-fits..

Question: The government has been subsidizing the prescription plans to companies who qualify to get this sub-sidy – Does RRD receive this subsidy? If so, shouldn’t this help to lower the medical costs?

RRD does receive this subsidy. Because medical insurance and prescription costs have risen so much, getting thissubsidy has helped us to not raise the cost of benefits any more than we have done.Meeting was adjourned at 12:00 Noon.

George Wenrich - Ed Grudowski - Dee Dee Stapleton - Paul Sollitto

ARKANSAS�� TRAVELER

March - 2007 The Lakeside Press Retired Employee’s Club Pg. 23

Walt & Jean Helm Gene & Lucille Wermes

Chuck & Dorothy Fischer Bill & Donna Hatch

Mary & Tony Bahar Doris DeSousa and Bill Watkins

The Arkansas Chapter of the LPREC The Retiree’s had their annual Fall Luncheon on October 11, 2006 at Gaston’s Restaurant in Lakeview, AR.There were 12 people in attendance for this annual get-together. Chuck & Dorothy Fischer, our President &Secretary, did a splendid job of putting this event together. Doris DeSousa, our Treasurer, was responsible

for the financial portion of the event. Walt Helm was the photographer.

Don’t Forget to Write Something About Yourself To Help Keepin Touch With Your Fellow Retirees

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONANNUAL DUES: (JANUARY - DECEMBER) $3.00

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: LAKESIDE PRESS RETIRED EMPLOYEES CLUB

GENE BENESMAIL CHECK AND THIS APPLICATION TO: P. O. BOX 652

HINSDALE, IL 60522-0652

PLEASE FILL IN THE BLANKS ABOUT THE AREAS AND DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED IN OUR CLUB

YOUR NAME: __________________________________________ Spouse’s Name:_____________________ (PLEASE PRINT)

Adddress: ______________________________________________ Phone No. ________________________

City and State: ________________________________________ Zip Code:___________________________

RRD Division: ___________________________________ RRD Department /(s):_______________________

Year and Month You Retired: _____________________

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SEND A FEW LINES TO LET YOUR FRIENDS KNOW HOW YOU ARE DOING.? RETIREES AREINTERESTED IN THEIR FORMER CO-WORKERS. “WE HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU”

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