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PAGE I - PI MVOKAI.EH-WKDNFSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 197,7 Lutherans Emphasize Outreach show Nature . % Film Saturday Pinewood Derby Winners Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church participated in a meeting of area Lutheran churches in Ingleside recently. The meeting emphasized "Evangelical Outreach", a top priority for .the faith during this year. From left, Walter Johnson. Pastor Roger Schneider. Dennis Page and Marian Kenna. discuss the program, which will concentrate on bringing new and inactive members back into the Lutheran church. The American Lutheran church has established Evangelical Outreach" as a priority in 1977 All 5,000 congregations of the almost 3- million member church will be emphasizing outreach during the coming year Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. 404 North Green street. McHenry. was represented at a meeting in Ingleside to plan a local evangelism emphasis by Evangelism committee co- chairpersons. Mariam Kenna and Wally Johnson, church president. Dennis Page, and Pastor Roger Schneider The main speaker was Pastor Tom Householder, the church's national evangelism director, who outlined a four-part thrust for the church. He indicated the evangelical outreach emphasis will ask for a renewed bold witness to the gospel through study and action and will invite all people into the Christian church regardless of their background or heritage He explained further that the emphasis will include at­ tempting to restore the inactive families into the fellowship of the church and integrating new "From Season to Season", nature film produced by John and Kitty Kohout. both professional photographers, will be shown at the Central school auditorium. Crvstal Lake. Feb 19. at 8:00 p.m. Opening with winter scenes and symphonic background, all the seasons are portrayed, but presented far more vividly than the human eye can see. In­ cluded are closepups of moths, flowers and a variety of nature subjects, with commentary by the Kohout team . Some western vistas are shown, but this award winning picture con­ centrates on the midwestern states. Orchestral selections enhance the color slides The McHenry County Audubon society invites everyone to join them, and especially photography "en­ thusiasts and nature fans will find this a good evening. After the program there will be a discussion of photographic techniques and equipment for those interested There is no admission chage. Central school auditorium. Crystal Lake, is located off McHenry avenue at 131 Pad­ dock street members into the life and program of the local parish. The church council at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church will be following this emphasis on a monthly basis in the local parish Members of Boy Scout Pack 351 display their cars which were winners in the Pinewood derby held recently at St. Patrick's church. From left, Brian Smith, first place in car design; John Wember. first place in racing; Kirk Johnson, second place in racing; and Pat Devine, third place in racing. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Winners in several classes were announced recently as the Boy Scout Pack 351, Pinewood derby was held at St Patrick's church. The derby consists of scouts designing and building their own model cars to actually run on a pre set course. The fastest car was built by John Wember of Den four, with Kirk Johnson of Den one and Pat Devine of Den tnree placing second and third respectively. Other den winners included Mark Biggess in Den two. Craig Kunz in Den six, and Herb Hanson of the Webelos den For car design, first place was awarded to Brian Smith, with Mark Grim and Pat King finishing second and third There were approximtely forty entries, with judging being done by both the Scouts and their fathers Teacher Of The Week (District lr>\ C O A S T T O C O A S T S T O R E S McHENRY STORE! 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