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I -- -Thurxday.May 12.1966 Section Two -- Page On* LUTHERAN WORLD SfmDAY OBSERVED ni CITY MAY 15 " Annual emphasis on the denomination's world-wide programs^- of spiritual and material aid! iwill be observed by Shepherd Of The Hills Lutheran church in McHenry on Lutheran World Action Sunday, May 15. Now in its twenty-seventh consecutive year, the observance focuses on the overseas relief, rehabilitation, and interchurch aid programs undertaken jointly by the member church bodies of the National Lutheran council. *This year's Lutheran World Action goal is $4,574,831. It is sought through the benevolence budgets Of the National Lutheran council church bodies--the I^ftcran Church in America and--the American Lutheran CHOfch"--and through specially designated gifts. While announcing the snecial ot^emince, the Rev. D. D. Johnson, pastor of Shepherd Or The Hills Lutheran church, noted that Lutheran World Action represents a major item ill the congregation's benevolence goal. One of the principal recipients of LWA funds is the Lutheran World federation, an international body of seventytwo member churches with a combined membership of more than fifty-five million members irmnore than forty countries around .the globe. ° Its activities include interchurch aid, community development, self-help projects, missions and theological studies. It also aids refugees and minority churches, educational, vocational training and medical institutions as well* as orphanages. The food shipped abroad by LWR is primarily surplus commodities supplied by the United States government under ks Food for Peace program. ]J includes such items as powdered milk, wheat, flour, corn and edible oils. ] Since the first Lutheran World Action appeal in 1940, it has served as a channel for more than $83,000,000 in American contributions for spiritual and fhaterial aid abroad. BEWARE CADMIUM POISON - Cadmium poisoning has been 4 concern of the Illinois Department of Public Health for Sears, according to Dr. Frankn D. Yoder, department director. Cadmium poisoning results from the use of refrigerator racks for cooking on barbecue grills. Instances of metallic cadmium poisoning haye also resulted from storing an acid liquid, such as a fruit drink, in pans made of metals containing cadmium or. antimony. More recently, several deaths* were reported from the industrial use of silver solders. This is a risk for hobbyists who use such solder. The danger lies in breathing the fumes, jyfrich arc practically odorless. Good circulation of air is needfeff when soldering. by Paul Powell Seeretary of State THE CAREFUL WAY Some motorists do not pay strict attention to some of the most simple rules of the road •which will protect them and others and which will result in their obtaining more pleasure from driving. To illustrate, the driver who takes his office, world problems or domestic problems with him behind the steering wheel is taking a chance on getting in trouble. We must devote our entire attention to the deadly serious task of driving and be the alert motorists. we should be in ordfs to be a good driver. A careful motorist will back his vehicle only when he is positive that the way is clear and it is safe to do so. He will always check his rear view mirror before moving his vehicle. When you enter a street from a driveway be certain that such a move will in no way interfere with the safe flow of traffic. An alert motorist will never swing sharply into traffic when he pulls away from the curb. He will proceed gradually and only after he is certain that it is safe to leave the curb. And finally, he will always remember to lock his car when he leaves it. A copy of the "Rules of the Road" booklet will be sent to you free upon request. Write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois. REV. LINDSTROM WILL ADDRESS STUDY GROUP GUEST MINISTER CHURCH SPEAKER RECOGNITION DAY The Rev. Paul Lindstrom will be speaker at the next meeting of the Americanism study group to be held at 8 o'clock Thursday, May 12, in Room 110 of the high school. Rev. Lindstrom is -a graduate of the University . of Illinois, where he' majored in history, and of Trinity college. Deerfield. He is pastor of an independent church in Des Plaines and can be heard every Wednesday on the radio program, "The Christian Liberty Message", 12:30 to 12:45 WTAQ, 1300, LaGrange. His book, "A Pulpit Against Communism", will be published soon. GIFT Td BRARY Alan M. Meyer of the McHenry Kiwanis club presents an electric adding machine to William Bolger, center,. president of the McHenry Public Library board, while Virgil Ppljock, Kiwanis president, looks on approvingly. The club became aware of the need for this machine through library board members. Realizing the importance of the local library and considering it as matter oi community pride," the Kiwanians voted to present the gift. SAVE AT COAST-TO-COAST SAVE $6,111 Rigularfy $17,99 mo fori zee/ for Cooking Eo*» BRAZIER WITH OVEN 24" broiler with oven# UL approved «wing«out motor. Tempemtur# in« dlcator. (SE6 536*1) Coast-To-Coast 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. " As a part of the recognition of Ministry Sunday at the Com-, munity Methodist church in McHenry, Rev. Timothy B. Reeves will be the speaker at both services Sunday morning, May 15, at 8:3(T and 11 a.m. Rev. Reeves is the executive secretary of Methodist Minister's Pension Endowment for the Rock Jtiver Conference of the Methodist church, located in Chicago. Rev. Reeves has served local churches in this conference and has been in his present position since 1961. Recently he has been instrumental in getting all of the ministers of this area under the Minister's Reserve Pension fund, which will be of great service to these men and their families. He has had wide speaking experience during the present position. - The service of the ministry to the local church will be highlighted and recognition, will be given both those who have served and those who are planning to serve in the church through the ministry and other church related vocations. Local Man Named To Student Committee Douglas J. Sellek, of Wonder Lake, a junior at Blackburn college, Carlinville, was recently named manager of the Student center for the 1966-67 academic year. Twelve students were named to the new student work committee after three weeks of tryouts. They will have the responsibility for operating the college's student work program next year. This work is in partial payment of their education. Sellek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville J. Sellek, 4608 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, and a 1963- graduate of McHenry high school. He is a biology major at Blackburn. CHAMPION JUDGING If AM Members. of the Soqthern Illinois university poultry judging team are happy with trophies they won at the Southern poultry judging contest at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville recently. From left are Bill Goodman, SIU assistant professor of animal industries, the coach, and team membersa James Beyers, Pana; Paul Hooppaw Mound City; Russell Garrison, St. Elmo; and Donald Harrison, Ringwood. SIU won the team championship trophy over eight other teams. Individual scoring honors in various categories included Harrison, third overall, a tie for first in poultry production and a tie for third in breed selection. - -- FIRST OVERSEAS SHIPMENT The first foreign vessel of the 1966 shipping season loaded with export grain destined for overseas ports left the Port of Chicago harbor April 19. The ship, the M-V Mikagesan Maru, carried a cargo of 142,000 bushels of No. 2 yellow soybeans. Its destination is Yokohama, Japan. In 1965, an alltime high of over 25 million directly to overseas ports, exceeding the export shipping of bushels of grain were shipped 1964 by approximately 10 million bushels. The 1966 shipping season is expected io exceed 1965. SEPTEMBER IS THE . BEST TIME TO. TRAVEL Best Weather - No Crowds - Picturesque - Relaxing * Catholic Interest Vacation - $881.30 Sept. 15 REV. EUGENE C. $AUMHOFER Pastor St. Mary's Parish, McHenry VISIT DUBLIN -- LISBON -- FATIMA BARCELONA LOURDES -- ROME PARIS -- LONDON -- SHANNON An Audience with Pope Paul VI is expected Departing O'Hare September 15th Returning October 6th Under the Spiritual Leadership of Price of $881.30 includes Air Transportation via Irish Airlines, Hotels, Meals (except in Home, Paris and Dublin where Luncheon is omitted and in London where Breakfast only is provided to permit greater freedom for sight seeing.) Sight seeing and Entrance Fees, Transfers, Tips and Taxes. MAIL COUPON TODAY OR PHONE OR VISIT REV. EUGENE C. BAUMHOFER | St. Mary's Rectory ' Richmond St.. | McHenry, Illinois 1 Name Address City Phone I I I I I YOUR AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. ELM McHENRY 385-7500 COUNTY GIRLS TO ATTEND RED CROSS AQUATIC SCHOOL Miss Kathy Lynn Thompson of W. McCullom Lake road, McHenry, a student at Normal, 111., and Miss Susan H. Ayers, 1216 Tappan street, Woodstock, attending Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, will be two of approximately 100 young men a n d w o m e n a t t e n d i n g t h e American Red Cross National Aquatic school at Little Grassy Lake campus, Southern Illinois university, Carbondale, June 12 through June 22. Mrs. Jean Hartung, chairman of the Water Safety program of the McHenry county chapter of the American Red Cross, said "The National Aquatic school at Carbondale is one of twenty-seven ten-day training sessions scheduled by the Red Cross - for this summer. , They have been continued annually since 1922 and the enrollment in these forty-three years has totaled approximately 86,500. A forest fire near Peshtigo, Wise, on October. 8, 1871, the same day as the great Chicago Fire, tobk 1,200 lives and destroyed millions of board feet of lumber. GROVE l.'iFii AMIS Fox River Grove, 111. OPENS Sat. 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