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Page Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 12, 196^1 Eastwood Manor FAITH CHURCH SETS SERVICES FOR HOLY WEEK Edie I verson- 385-6388 Thursday, April IL\ S p.m. The moil I lily meeting nl' the ' Wome n's Soeioty <in.il final Lonton Bible Study on Paul s better to ihe Ronians. Refreshments w ill be served. Sunday. April 15. Palm Sunday The minister will the meditation entitled "One Solitary Life" new members will lie publicly welcomed. The Sacrament of Baptism will be observed and the Confirmation class' will be received into fcr- ;6©Ll Communicant memlicrsliip. Monday. April Iti. to Thursday. April li'. S p.m. A series of four Holy Week services featuring mt^s; ;aes on 2some of the peir-onalities of 3the Passion Siory. 1 here will tbe special music each evening. -f1 Monday- - Barabbas. r Tuesday L o n U: i n M S. the Roman Centarian. Wednesday D i s il a s. t he Crucified Rev< lutionai y. Thursday The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed. The meditation will be entitled "What's Ciood About Good Friday Brownies The little Hrowaie Girl Scouts met at the Faith church Wednesday afternoon under the leadershi]) of Mrs. Garrelts and co-leader. Mi-s. New- Ion. The meeting opened with the flat; pledges, leading of the " minutes, and 1 lie m'l call with the payments ol dues. Ginny Engstrom was the cookie hostess. The eirls were instructed on how to make Faster baskets of empty oatmeal boxes. They each enmpletrv this project and t he finished products were all very pretty. They will fill the baskets at the next meeii/fg and also work on a project usinsj; empty coffee tins. V , Cub Scouts April 24 an outing is planned for Cub Pack 454 at the Fireman's Academy tn Chicago. Birthday Parties Susan Simpson had a birthday party with several of her little friends in for lunch. Afterward they were joined by the mothers. Lynn Newlon celebrated her birthday with a dozen friends and her two youngei listers. The children had a big time and fed hp on cup cakes and ice 'cream. Tiny two-year-old Maribeth Coushlin shared her birthday with both grandmoihers and her uncle Ed Garaty, all of Chicago. Kathleen Barry enjoyed her bii;thday with a party of ei.^ht playmates and her brothers ant. sisters. They feasted on cup cakes. ice cream bars, soda pop and candy. Young David Kellogg had a l.ig time celebrating his becoming three years old. On Monday three of his friends came in for a lunch topped off wilh cup cakes and ice cream.. They - even played games and had a ball! He received several nice presents. His prize possession is a big bright red tractor he can ride. On Tuesday again he celebrated with his grandparents as guests. Also in to enjoy the circus tent and animal cake on a musical turntable plate were Len and Dolores Lawrence and children. Tom and Linda. Birthday Oreetlnfcs Happy birthday today to Debra Olson, age four, Betsy Sfephenson. age seven. Ralph Priester and Eleanor Kuck. Friday the thirteenth is the lucky date for Myrtle Booster, Nancy Marcotte. and 5- year-old M a r k Welms for that's their birthdays! Saturday celebrants will be Denise Dethlefson, a young miss of 11, El Borcovan, Bill Putler and little six-year-old Sally Hawkins. Sunday birthdays, April 15, are Timmy McCormack, 4- year-old Gary Durkin. and 6- vear-old Laura Qual. April 16 is the natal day of Pat Kellogg and Nancv Rad. And April 18 is shared by Dean Leonard and 7-vear-old Monica Haldeman. Around the Manor The Ed Sobacki family went to the homo of Dick and Ethel Groat in Mundelein to help young Mark celebrate the making of his First Communion. The Walter Kuck family enjoyed the company of Liz and Bob Schwinn and family Sunday alternoon. They were from the city so the children sure enjoyed a ball game out here. Rosemary Newlon's newlymarried sis and hubby. Mr. and Mrs. William Wurt/:. came out from Chicago to spend the weekend. Bob and Rosemary Newlon. Willard and Bessie Barnes, and Walt and Peg Garrelts enjoyed a night out ana bowling. Guests of the Roy Carlsons were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buiger and children from Chicago. The Bill Philippi family enjoyed having Elpha's sister and children. Mrs. William Killiam, Susan. Billy, a n d Kathy as house guesis. They arc from Dixon. Len and Dolores Laurence and Bob and Pat Kellogg went into Chicago to view the ice show. The Richard Fenner family d r o v e t o S l i v a m w o o d a n d joined Mr. and Mrs. Ben Loveless for dinner. The Fennels a,'« un^le and auntie again. . .ibis time it's nice healthy bey. The parents are Judy and Gerry Bartel of Chicago. Baby was welcomed on St. Pat lick's Day, which is also the anniversary of the Fenners. IIow's llf£t for a gift" " Attending i lu. father and daughter banquet at the American Legion from the Manor were the Picket ts. Simpsons, Fenners. Griffeths, Birminghatns and McCormacks. After dinner they received their initiation pins and wr.tched movies. Rita and Tom Simpson went into Chicago to the stadium to watch a hockey game. Demonstration Mrs. Georgia Sigman was hostess for a demonstration in her home. It was held ip the morning so coffe cake, blueberry rolls and butter, and coffee were served. Mothers with young children brought them along and everybody had a very nice time. Bridge Club Fridge Club met in the home of Pat Kellogg this week. She served the girls a refreshing fruit salad and brown bread with cheese. Rita Simpson carried off first prize, Mary Hadtook off with the travelling prize, and Marilyn Truckenbrod took booby. Hurry and Get Well The measles and chicken pox are still visiting with us. The Bariv children will soon be through with the measles and 'he Kellogg girls are winding up our cold spell with the chicken pox. Guess many other children are too and we wish them all a quick recovery and glad when they're over and done with. EMPOA Why not enjoy your Eastwood Manor association now? Your membership card will enable you to attend the annual summer picnic free of charge, i you will receive vehicle stickj ers free, and be able to nomi- ' nate and vote in the fall election. In the meantime you will be able to vote on all issues iat the regular monthly meeti ings of EMPOA held at the J barn and at the close cf each ! meeting coffee and fresh idonuts are served free. There ! \ ou will have a chance to get i acquainted with other home : owners and talk with your i friends and neighbors. ANNUAL FARM CENSUS BEGINS * WITHIN COUNTY Assessors Undertake j Tremendous Task Of Visiting Each Farm On April 1, Illinois assessors ; and their deputies will begin | the twenty-fifth annual (arm I census in their respective town- 1 ships. The census is taken by 'the assessors in rural town- I s h i p s o v e r 1 , 6 0 0 o f t h e m , iwhPii they visit each farm to assess personal property. The j census will cover land use and | livestock numbers. Under the law, farmers are required to .answer questions asked by the i assessors but the information given is confidential and may not be used for tax purposes. Farm operators can save time for themselves and their assessors if they will have their crop and livestock figures in mind when the latter call on them. Provide Service These annual i'arm statistics provide a current picture of the agriculture in each township and are of great importance to the local community. Such data are a necessity in both individual and group planning. Whether it is a farmer organizing his own personal program, a local farm organization. a broad area J development plan, or a government farm program, local data are a fundamental need. Buyers and handlers of farm commodities use such data to establish efficient locations for their facilities, which enhances competition for the farmers' products. Industries who serve farmers also use local data to the advantage of the farmer. Such dala enable them to cut down sales overhead by locating in areas where they are most needed and to sell more efficiently and at lower prices. Township data, when combined with data for other townships, counties, and states, provide broad pictures which serve as economic guides and a basis for planning and action by Government, industry, and individuals. The assessor is thf/key man with a big responsibility in this job of gatheringy^ata. If he fails to do a compete job, the citizens of his township may be short-changed by missing out on better markets and farm services. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Hold Registration For Kindergarten Registration will be held on Friday, April 13, at Edgebif)ok school. Children entering kindergarten mtvst be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1, 1962, and must bring their legal birth - certificate with them. All chilH dren who will be attending kindergarten in the McHenry pubt lie schools will register at Edgebrook. There will be a $3 registration fee. Registration is also for first grade pupils who did not attend kindergarten this year. A legal birth certificate is required and the child must be 6 years old on or before Dec^. 1, 1962. ** I Maybe, nalure created hens I as her way of producing another egg. A Reminder Remember to register your child for kindergarten on Friday the 13 at Edgebrook school. The buffalo made the first roads in North America -they followed the gentle slopes so I well that many of our high- | way:? and railroads follow their routes. Altend The McHENRY HOME SHOW Fri. - Saii - Sun. April 13-14-15 JIST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Be Sure to VISIT OUR SOMfc IMPROVEMENT ON EVERY GALLON OF DEI1I iR>p""< IPRED SRT18I Reg. Price $6.69 per gal. NOW ONLY $569 SI rrrmi gal. In standard ready-mixed colors during this sale. 100% LATEX WALL PAINT with all the advantages that made SPRED SATIN famous! Plus . . . NEW! Decorator low-sheen finish. NEW! Durability for walls, ceilings woodwork. NEW! Hardy finish for kitchen & bathrooms. 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