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BAG Red Circle 6I« T7 * Bekar 65< *1" iipe CASH 1$ A BREEZE WITH FOR NOURISHING LENTEN DISHES! WHITE HOUSE Evaporated MILK 3 ,n 40 Perfect for meatless casseroles, tasty macaroni and cheese dishes, provides plenty of protein for Lenten meals ... thrifty, tool Cream Rich -- Large or Small Curd Cottage Cheese 2 - 45 WISCONSIN -- AGED, TANGY-FLAVORED Sharp Cheddar Cheese u 59 Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food THE GREAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TEA COMPANY ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 5th Mild Cheese » * 55c A&P Instant Coffee IO-OZ. $| 29 jar 1 Cream Drops r 25' Warwick Thin Mints :39< Eastwood Manor COMMUNITY PLANS FOR ST. PATRICK'S DANdE MARCH 12 Luis Ryan - EV. 5-5377 Got all your tickets to the dance sold yet? We sure hope so. The big dance in St. Patrick's honor will he held at the American Legion home in Mc- Henry on Saturday. March 12. at 9 p.m. Walt Garrelts at EV. 5-2101 still has some tickets to sell, so if you are iVi need, feel free to call him for a supply. The committee has put in a lot of effort on this dance, now the rest is up Ho you. Women's Club Monday, March 7. is the date the Eastwood M'anor Women's club will meet at the barn at 8:30 p.m. This is a very important meeting and everyone is cordially invited to attend. Even if you aren't a member, remember that there is no time like the present, to join up. The Officers are going to present their calendar for the year and ED'S RENTAL RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs I EVerqreen 5-4123 they need your help. Please (come and bring your neighbor. ^ Block Rosary Tuesday, March 8, at 9 p.m.. the block rosary will be said at the,, home of Helen and Tom Birmingham at 137 Mill Lane. , Faith Presbyterian 'Church News Tonight at 8 p. m., a new weekly Bible study group will meet to study the "Gospel according to Luke. The first meeting., will cover chapters one and two. Friday, .March 4, at 1 p.m., a World Da> uf Prayer service will be held at tho Community Methodist churui. Nursery facilities for pre-school children will be furnished. Tuesday. March 8, anall day meeting of the Freeport Presbytery will be held at Morrison, 111. On Wednesday, March 9, at I p.m., a meeting of the Women's Society executive corfimit- ,tee will be held. will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding date on March Sick List The Coughlin family has really had enough sickness to last them the rest of their lives, and it all happened this month. Everyone had the flu and little Kevin hdd a serious case of ear trouble, which caused him a visit to the hospital. John has flu and a strep throat and was on the verge of pneumonia. We're all hoping that he will soon be well again. The Landin children all had the chicken pox and they stretched it out for quite a period of time. Mama Lee war.'s to get out and see some grownup humans for a change. Carey Fenner went into the hospital Tuesday night and came home Thursday morning. While at the hospital he had his tonsils and adenoids removed. joyed the celebration. In She evening, Uncle Ray AnderfSjn joined the Kyans for dinner and later on Grandma and Grandpa Ryan of Arlington Heights, along with' Great- Grandmother Schmidt, came for a visit. 1Z Happy Birthday Today, Tom McCqrmaek is thirteen and Mike Noonan is 14 years old. Tomorrow, Shirley Lottchea will blow j>ut her birthday candles and so will 13- year-old Karen Phillippi. On March 8. Jack Schulz will chalk up another year. Ellen Barry will celebrate her fourth birthday on March 9. Happy Anniversary Our best wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer. who NO NEED TO WORRY! I SAVED ... • MONEY • TIME • BOTHER and AGGRAVATION on my INCOME TAX • . • BY SEKINCi McHENRY ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 308 N. Elm Street TELEPHONE McHENRY EV 5-0S43 Accident The Mersch car caught fire last Thursday in their car port, Mrs. Mersch called the fire department from McHenry and they came immediately to put out the blaze. The car is ruined, but there was no damage to the h6use and no one was injured. This and That The Newlon family journeyed to Chicago to spend the weekend with Rosemary's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Gilloffo. On Saturday, Rosemary and Bob and the Gilloffos went downtown to celebrate Bob's birthday. Pat Cisewski recently returned to Eastwood Manor from a few -week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con^ rad Mason, in Wisconsin. Before the Couglins all became ill they had in a delightful trip to Michigan, where they attended the christening of Michael, the first child of Pat's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Geraty. They stayed the weekend. Delores Wool wine was surprised on her birthday when she returned from the beauty parlor to find Charmaine Pohlman, Lena Campbell, Marge Brodin, Dot tie Messer and Eleanor Kuck there to serve her cake and coffee and gossip too. Brernia I.ce Kyan celebrate;! her second birthday with a luncheon in honor of her and Dee Penick, since they shared Feb. 2f> as their natal day. Jean, Larry. Kevin and Tommy Mersch, Dee and Mike Penick. Marion Anderson of Fox River Grove and Debbie Ryan en- In Closing ~ Remember Women's Gfab March 7 and- the St. Patri^R's dance March 12. 'Bye noW. See you next week. Vf.W. Auxiliary News 1 Florence Svoboda -- The thirteenth .annual patriotic conference held at the Conrad Hilton hotel, Chicago, was attended by Bernadette Cisiuski, Helen Fischer and Daisy Smith. The morning session started at 10 a.m. and the purpose for the Conference was to gain a better understanding of National and international affairs by bringing to our members a n d friends prominent speakers, cognizant of conditions affecting the American way of life. The first speaker was Harry R. Shandelson, district manager, Chicago loop office, for social sec u r i t y a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . Mrs. Enid Alleman, speach instructor at Barat College, Lake Forest, spoke on "Having Fun With Logic." The morning session ended with a speech from Judge Alfred J. ©illela, a member <Bf Mayor Daley's Commission cm Youth, who posed the question, "Have We Failed Our Youth?' Norman Ross, noted radio and TV commenator, was the afternoon speaker and his topTjc was "The World's Most Dangerous Bomb - Population Explosion." 2 There were about 500 women and 100 men in attendance 1 this Conference. - { Daisy Smith, president, aslss all members to be remembered and enable us to retain oar ; 100 per cent membership ' award. - ' The next regular meeting i will be March 14. Election ef j officers will be held at thte ; time and all members are re-. j quested to attend. - It pays to be a real smooth^ when driving. The Institute f0t* Safer Living says that smooth, gliding slowdowns and pickups; plus gentle stops and starts adds up to more gas mileage and fewer repair bills. As 1ft bonus, it helps to tmild your reputation as a skilled, courj* teous driver. i •••• *. 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