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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1971 Press Tour Of County Jail Facilities . . , « * ^ • v« »* •**>»*?.*to>S5 • . - .*« £p*' • wtfaoegSH^ i 1 i t"- \ Sheriff Tyrrell indicates the location of a ape- feature of the new communications control center cific squad car on the county map which is a recently installed in the sheriff's department. PLAINDEALER PHOTOS Members of the press were given a complete to a large central cell where prisoners spend tour of the county jail by Sheriff Arthur Terrell their time eating, playing cards and viewing during a news conference held recently. This television. area is called the "bull pen" and is adjacent \\m Members of the press are shown the inade­ quate health facilities in the jail. Barely visible in the lower left hand corner is an antique barber chair which is used when the prisoners are ah given weekly haircuts. Sheriff Tyrrell points out a typical cell in the county jail. Each cell contains four cots in very close quarters. Scanning the kitchen ledger, the sheriff tells reporters wnat ute typical daily menu will be for prisoners who are given three ad­ equate meals a day. All food is prepared by Mrs. John Carroll and her assistant, Mrs. Arthur Tyrrell. Eva Freund Spring Grove 675-2135 Window Service Abolished At Post Office In keeping with the trend in modern business and other gov­ ernment agencies, the post of­ fice department has authorized all post offices in this area to dispense with window service on Saturdays effective Saturday, Feb. 13. There mil be lock box service. The lobby will be open at Spring Grove post of­ fice from 8a.m. to 4:30p.m. Al­ so there will be rural delivery service. Mail will be dispat­ ched, all letters mailed before 4 p.m. will be sent out. How­ e v e r , w i n d o w s p r o v i d i n g stamps, money orders, parcel post, etc., will be closed. LCWC Twenty members of the Lotus Country Woman's club met at the town hall on Wednesday, Jan. 20. A one o'clock lunch was served6 by hostesses Mrs. Ray Sullivan, Mrs. Harriet Ol­ son, Mrs. Nello Orsolini and Mrs. Stella Condon. President Frances Ileine- mann called the meeting to or­ der, greeting the members and wishing them happiness in the coming year. She also read a poem "One of Life's Good Rec­ ipes". The song "He's got the whole world in His hands" was sung by the group. The program had to be cancelled as Mrs. Eva DeMarki, who was to pre­ sent it had not returned from Florida. There was a business meet­ ing and reports were given from previous meetings. A report on the Christmas party at Hunter Country Club, Dec. 16. Mem­ bers and their guests were served a turkey dinner and fa­ vors were received by all pre­ sent. Everyone brought gifts, which were given to the aged people at Valley-Hi. Car­ ols were sung, accompanist was Delia Anderson at the piano. The club voted to send Val­ entine gifts of candy, cookies, games, cards and books to the boys at the Diagnostic Center in Joliet. Contact Mrs. Shotliff. A donation will also be sent to the school for exceptional students at Wonder Lake. This is a project of the Eleventh District. Plans were made for a card party to be held at the Spring Grove school on Friday eve­ ning, Feb. 12 sponsored by the Lotus Women's Club. The next meeting will be a Valentine party on Feb. 17. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET Members of the Christian Mother's Society met in St. Peter's parish hall on Thurs­ day evening at 8 p.m. Meeting was opened with a prayer and a hymn was sung. Plans were made as to who would attend the Deanery meeting in Crys­ tal Lake,5 Jan. 27, and an an­ nouncement was made that there would be a card party at the school on Feb. 12. Coming events are the St. Patrick's card party on March 16 and a lun­ cheon and bridal fashion show of old and new gowns on May 4. Bunco was played and a lunch was served. At the February meeting the 4-H girls will pre­ sent the program. CLUB MEETS Mrs. Mary Nimsgern was hostess to the members of her club on Thursday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prizes went to Min­ nie Pierce, Mary Klein, Fran­ ces Shotliff, Emma May and Ma- me Tinney. Lunch was served. Tax Facts The deadline for employers to give employees their 1970 W-2 forms is Monday, Feb. 1, E.P. Trainor, district director of In­ ternal Revenue for Illinois, said this week. The form should show earn­ ings, income tax withheld and Social Security information. A copy of the W-2 form from each employer has to be filed by the employee with his in­ come tax return. Therefore, it is important that employers furnish W-2's to their employ­ ees by the date required to per­ mit timely preparation and fil­ ing of employee's tax returns. Feb. 1 also is the last day for reporting Social Security and withheld income taxes for the calendar quarter ended Dec. 31, 1970, according to Trainor. Employers who received a pre-addressed Form 941, "Employer's Quarterly Feder­ al Tax Return," should use this form to report their tax lia­ bility. Feb. 1 is also the last day for employers to report and pay the balance of Federal Un­ employment Tax due or the total tax, if unpaid for 1970, usfing Form 940. Deposits were re­ quired with an FTD Form 508 if one-third of this tax exceeds $100 for one or more quarters in 1970. "Circular E-Employer*s Tax Guide," Publication 15, fur­ nishes detailed information on these taxes. The handy publi­ cation can be obtained free by sending a post card to your lo­ cal IRS office. Many Americans Many of the 200 companies established in Jamaica under tax incentive laws are U.S. affiliates. They operate in fields such as data processing, electronics, of­ fice supplies, clocks and sports equipment. 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