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A m.J 'IM.AINDEALKK-FR1DAY. AUG!'- .1975 members stood in a receiving line to be greeted by the members of the parish. The special service came as a conclusion to a period of study together to prepare the new members for a meaningful and informed church membership. A get acquainted and fellowship evening in honor of the new members is being planned by Evangelism Director Dennis Polewaczyk in the near future. The class members include George Barker, Ida Barker, David Lee, Cheryl Lee, Darlene Cedergren and John Olsson. Laughter has its-' springs in some kind of meanness or deformity. Registration Remains Open For Day Camp "Ahoy Landlubbers" is the theme for day camp 1975. This is the last chance for girls to register for five days of fun in the out-of-doors. Young people with "end of the summer blahs" are invited to come out to the Harrison- Benwell Conservation area from Aug. 11 through Aug. 15 and hike, play games, learn Pictured are the members of the adult Confirmation class at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, who confirmed their faith on Sunday. Front row, left to right, are Ralph Cedergren, Darlene Cedergren, Cheryl Lee and Ida Barker; back row, left to right, John Olsson, David Lee, George Barker and Pastor Roger Schneider. Service Of Confirmation A service of adult Con­ firmation culminated a period of study for members of the adult confirmation class at" Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, Sunday. At an ap­ propriate time in the worship service the members of the class presented themselves at the^iltar rail for the brief service of adult confirmation. Each member of the class received the confirmation blessing and a certificate of church membership from Pastor Roger Schneider. Following the service the class Cardiologist To Speak For Diabetes Group "Cardiac Problems of the Diabetic" will be discussed by Honeid Baxamusa, M.D., cardiologist of Crystal Rake, at the Aug 5 meeting of the McHenry county unit. A m e r i c a n D i a b e t e s association The program, open to all interested persons, will be presented in the assembly room of the First Security Bank of Cary Grove, 45 Northwest highway, Cary. at 8 p.m. next Tuesday Dr. Baxamusa, formerly chief of the Intensive and Coronary-Care unit at Cook County hospital and acting chairman of the cardiology department there, is now a member of the medical staff at McHenry hospital, chairman of the Library committee, and member of the Pharmacy- Therapeutics and the Emergency Room-Outpatients Services committees. He is on the active staff at Cook County hospital and has been clinical assistant professor of medicine for the Chicago Medical school. Further information about the diabetes organization may be obtained from John J Sweeney, Jr., chairman. Crystal Lake, or Gayle Gustafson. secretary (312) 639- 4404 Changes In Tractor Pull Event Listed Changes in the Tractor Pull events at the McHenry County Fair have been made, Everett Hunter, chairman, 'announced this week. The Saturday, noon show before the grandstand audience will include hot rods, garden tractors and antiques. This was held on a different day last year, Hunter said in explaining the ^ reason for his an­ nouncement. One major change concerns the farm, tractor pulls scheduled at noon on Sunday. Weight classes have been established for the 1975 pull as follows: Up to 7,500 pounds- light weight class; 7,000 to 9,000 pounds-medium weight class; 9,000 to 12,000 pounds-light , heavy weight class; and 12,000 to 16,000 pounds-heavy weight class. • Hunter said tractors will be weighed at McHenry FS on Route 47 near the fairgrounds. Weighing starts at 8 a.m. and tractors must be on the fairgrounds by 11 a An. For additional details, Huntei* can be reached at 338- 0639. Entry forms are available at the fair office. crafts, study nature and cook meals over an open fire. The cost for all this, including three meals and bus transportation, is minimal for Girl Scouts, with an additional charge for non- scouts. The deadline for registration is Aug. 6 and may be mailed to Mrs: Robt. Nolan, 2601 N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry. Village of Sunnyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2696 # I it CONTEST WINNERS - These are the winner and runners-up in the Bicentennial vehicle sticker contest held in the village. Kareen Mitchel received a $50 bond for first prize. Debbie Eichho. n was given a $25 bond for second prize and each runner-up was given a silver dollar. Pictured, left to right, back row, David Davis, Debbie Eichhorn, Kareen Mitchel; front row, Renee Eichhorn, Christine Parrish and Joe Dockham. Missing when picture was taken were Mary Hoffman and Sandy Nuemann. ANNIVERSARIES We would like to wish a very happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Perschke who Celebrated their special day on July 28. Pat and Wayne Smith celebrated their day on July 31. REMINDER Just a reminder the village meeting will be next Tuesday at the village hall in the rear of the tavern at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome. BIRTHDAYS We would like to wish Ken­ neth Carlson a belated happy birthday on July 28. Martha Vallejo celebrated her birthday on the twenty-ninth. Pipelines In the United States 222,355 miles of oil pipeline carry petroleum products from well to refinery to distribution points Another 225,000 miles of pipelines bring natural gas from fields to cities The Alaska pipeline will cover 789 miles from the North Slope oil deposits to Valdez Old Fashioned Utility and Household LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM *• a your choice "When you buy tires at JERRY'S, we'll give them personal'service." JERRY'S"66" AUTO REPAIR 4713 W. Rt. 120 Days 344-1278 Towing after 11 pm. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS i£i g syi tfjw (pit men 1214 N. Green St.. McHenry Get m . .the spirit« of celebrate our freedom while you save! MCHENRY SAVINGS brings you this FREEPOM COLLECTION... free or at a small additional cost when you save $250 or more! It's not too early to begin celebrating our nation's Bicentennial. 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