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t Erv Staveteig and Pastor Roger W. Schneider are representing Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, at a district convention at Peoria this week. Hold Lutheran Church Convention State Government Is Ai Peoria May 1-3 Subject Of MCC CldSS Shepherd of the ̂ Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, is being represented at the Illinois district convention of the American Lutheran church May 1, 2 and 3 at Peoria, by Erv Staveteig and Pastor Roger W. Schneider. Approximately 600 delegates will represent the 270 congregations in the district. The ratification and im­ plementation of a recent restructuring of the church-at- large will be one of the main concerns of the convention. The church is currently involved in placing more responsibility and authority at the grass roots level of the church. The con­ vention will review committee assignments and ac­ complishments and adopt a budget for the coming year. Various representatives from the Synod or national church will be present to review the work of the church at large and dialogue with the convention delegates. Many inspirational speakers and music groups will be present on the convention agenda. An unique musical group from Madagascar will present a concert one evening. The annual convention provides a setting for all parishes within the district to come together to review the work and outreach of the church-at-large and to share experiences and ac­ complishments on a local parish level. "People Power" Intended In Legislation MICKEY'S DELIVERS! Two radio-dispatched cars now deliver our tempting food to your door in heated containers. 11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily .11:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Fri. Phone 385-1600 385-9743 or MICKEY'S VIENNA RIVERSIDE &' PEARL in, , McHENRY McHenry County college will offer residents of the area the opportunity to meet and discuss local and state politics with legislators, state and local government officials and court personnel. The students in this summer's Political Science 155 (State and Local government) will study state governments of the United States in general but special emphasis will be put on Illinois government and its current problems. "Guest speakers for the class will include state represen­ tatives, state officials from the executive branch, county and court officials. The purpose of the class is to offer students the opportunity to become aware of the workings of state and local governments in Illinois and compare practices in Illinois with other states. A discussion of the urban and administrative politics of Chicago will be in­ cluded," said Erwin C. Cor­ nelius, political science in­ structor. The three-credit-hour course will be held during the eight week summer session on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. Credit is transferrable to four- year colleges and universities. Classes begin the week of June 11. A complete schedule of classes is available from the registration office at the college. Registration in­ formation is also available. The college address is 6200 Nor­ thwest Highway, Crystal Lake. Dairy Promotion In The Spotlight For Many Farmers Dairy promotion is in the spotlight for many farmers in McHenry county, and a great many other citizens are joining them in the effort to call at­ tention to this healthful, vital product of McHenry county. The McHenry County Dairy Promotion council is coor­ dinating efforts of the con­ sumer, producer, retailer, wholesaler--just about everyone who's touched by milk or milk products. Right now two things are in the forefront, says John Pfingsten,president. Pfingsten, Ridgefield dairy farmer, says additional candidates for the McHenry County Dairy Princess title are welcome. This contest will be held in conjunction with the annual dairy banquet. That's the second thing Pfingsten wants to talk about. Legislation Would Bar Some State Job Doles State Senator Jack Schaffer (R-Cary) has introduced legislation to bar state officials from doling out state jobs to their relatives. The bill simply states that no state officer may employ any of his relatives in the office or agency in which he serves, and that no state funds may be used to pay a person employed in violation of the law. State officers covered by the measure would include any person in any branch of the government who is authorized to employ people paid with state funds. Relatives defined in the bill are spouses, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, neices, nephews, first cousins, brothers-in-law and daughters- in-law. Senator Schaffer's in­ troduction of the bill came on the heels of the much publicized hiring of Gov. Daniel Walker's son-in-law as a $12,558 a year tourism supervisor in Southern Illinois. The son-in-law, David H. Vaught, who served Walker as a campaign coordinator, had been unemployed since his January wedding to the governor's daughter, Kathleen. Vaught's sister, Donna, was hired a short time later as an $11,500 a year assistant for legislative liaison in the Department of Mental Health. Schaffer said the bill would require officials in the executive and judicial bran­ ches of government to abide by the same rules that have governed legislative hiring for many years. The criminal is a criminal whether he's rich or poor, and regardless of what soci­ ety failed to do for him when he was young. This big event will be held Wednesday night, June 20, at the Harvard Moose, starting at 7:29 p.m. Barbara Rich, reigding Dairy Princess, will crown\her successor. With farm products and food prices much in the limelight, this gathering will give farmers a chance to discuss those two items and to plan ways to get information to the consumer in a meaningful exchange. So far, the food price matter has been mostly an emotional issue, causing harm to all and pitting consumer vs. farmer rather than attaining a common goal: Top nutritional availability at the most effective price possible. A bill to restore power to the people has been introduced by State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr. (R- Crystal Lake). "The bill will restore budget making and other powers to those voters who choose to attend annual township meetings," according to its chief sponsor. "About three years ago or­ dinary citizens asserted themselves in many townships throughout Illinois. The township officials who had their personal wishes overridden by the township electors, reacted by supporting a movement to take virtually all power from the people who had 'gotten out of line' " Skinner explained. "Since then, townships throughout Illinois have received massive infusions of revenue sharing funds, "I think the people should have a direct say in how this money is spent. "I also think township government would be strengthened by returning to the grass roots' system of direct democracy that is traditional in township government in the United States," Skinner said. "It's time to return to the practice of allowing ordinary voters to be 'Senators for a Day.' " The bill is co-sponsored by a bi-partisan group of legislators. Various animals can see behind them, as well as in front- 'including the hare, horse, giraffe, and manyfish. WOULDN'T YOU RATHER PAY RED TAG PRICES? 100 NEW CARS READY TO GO! $2,500 Bonus' Paid By Army For Enlistments Effective the first of May, the Army is paying a $2,500 bonus to men enlisting for certain job skills during the months of May and June. According to Sergeant Harer, Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on April 25, A.Di 1973,a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names ana post-office addresses of all of the persons owning conducting and transacting tne business known as WIRFS WELDING & ENGINEERING, located at 4021 W. Main St., McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 25th day of April, A.D. 1973 Vernon W. Kays County Clerk. (Pub. May 4, 11 & 18, 197?) Local Students Participants In Teaching Centers More than 270 students from the University of Illinois are practice teaching in elemen­ tary and secondary schools throughout Illinois. Nearly all the students are seniors and a few are graduate students. For six to eight weeks, they prepare lessons, instruct students and observe the daily operation of classes under the supervision of experienced teachers. They have studied psychology, learning theory, teaching methods and philosophy of education as well as subject matter areas. Those students participating in the program from McHenry are Carol Curran of 207 S. Curran road, who is practice teaching at Jefferson Junior high school, Champaign; and Mark Domoto of 311 N. River road, who is teaching at Franklin Junior high school, Champaign. these skills include Armor, Infantry Administration, Mechanics and Electronics. The individual can pick, if qualified, the job skill he wishes to learn. PAGE 17-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 The main qualification is that critical skills, the program the applicant be a high school graduate or be a senior who will graduate in June. 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