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PAC.K 18 - PIAINDEALKR - KH1UAY. ULttMbbll *», i»«a tfuvy/uvM ejatnd CHURCH SERVICES xfA I I ! Alliance Bible Church 3815 W. BULL VALLEY ROAD McHENRY • ILLINOIS Sunday School: 9:45=A.M. Service 11 :GQ-P.M. Service 7:00 Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer 8:00 P.M. Alliance Bible Church 3 8 ) 5 W B u l l V o l l e y R d R e v G e r o l H R o b e r t s o n S u n d o y S c h o o l 9 4 5 A M S e r v t c e I 1 0 0 P M S e r v i c e 7 0 0 . V e r ! B i b l e S t u d y & P r a y e r 8 0 0 p m St. Francis National Catholic Church c l o n d e r s R d e a s t o t R i n g w o o d Rd S u n d a y M a s s e s H a m . F a t h e r A W o d k o P a s t o r Cham 0'Lakes Evangelical Covenant Church 4 8 1 5 N W . l m o t R d R e v M i t c h e l l C o n s i d i n e Sunday School 9 :45 W o r s h i p Serv ice J 1 :00 a m C h u r c h P h o n e 4 9 7 3 0 0 0 P a r s o n a g e 4 9 7 3 0 5 0 St. John the Baptist Catholic Church J o h n s b u r g R e v U o B o r t e l P a s t o r R e c t o r y P h o n e 3 8 5 1 4 7 7 First United Methodist Church 3 7 1 7 W e s t M o m S t r e e t C h u r c h p h o n e 3 8 5 0 9 3 1 R a l p h S m i t h P a s t o r P a r s o n a g e P h o n e 3 8 5 1 3 5 2 • •• : . • vV.rsh.p Segues St. Paul's Episcopal Church i 1 ( ' ) t / v $ • P o o l s & Green • ' v A r t h u r [i McKoy ViCOr 3 8 S ' 6 9 0 S u n d a y S p ' v c e s H o r E u < H 0 r , s t 8* A M O !T* , i y [ychflrnt I 0 Q rr> ** - c h S Hoo & CoHep Hou' V V • * d n s d o y s : , f u i h o - \ • 9 3 0 o m 1 o * » - v £ U ( h o r s t 9 3 0 o Christian Science Society Linco ln Road And Eastwood lane Sunday Serv ice 10 :30 a m Sunday School 10 :30 a m W e d E v e 8 p m Christ The King Catholic Church 5006 E Wonder Loke Rood Wonder Lake I l l ino is Sunday Masses: 8 10 a m and n o o n E v e M a s s 8 p m Ful f i l l s Sunday Obl iga t ion Nativity Lutheran Church 3506 E Wonder Loke Rd Bo« 157 Phone 653 3832 Wonder Lake I l l ino is Sun Worsh ip 8 & 10 30 a m Sunday School • 9 o m (Nursery Fac i l i t i es Ava i lob le St. Mary's Catholic Church Rev Eugene Boumhofer S o t E v e M o s s 5 p m Fu l f i l l s Sun ob l iga t ion Sunday Masses 6 :30 8 9 30 9 45 10 45 I I 12 noon * " Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church M i s s o u r i S y n o d 4 2 0 6 W W o u k e g o n R d W R t 1 2 0 R e v H e m o n n F G r o e l 3 8 5 0 8 5 9 3 8 5 1 6 1 6 S u n d o y W o r s h i p 7 4 b & 1 0 3 0 N u r s e r y S e r v i c e s p r o v i d e d a t 1 0 3 0 E d u c a t i o n f o r E t e r n i t y S u n d a y S c h o o l C h i l d r e n a n d Y o u t h 9 c m Wonder Lake Bible Church McHenry County Friends Meeting (Quaker) 1st g 3rd Sunday 10 30 a m For in format ion co l l : 385 3872 or 312 683 3840 Church of God Green lea f Ave o t Fa i r f ie ld Dr Is land Loke School Serv ices: Sundoy School 10 am Church Serv ice 11 o m / Evange l is t ic Serv ice 7p m Te lephone 312 526 8056 Mount Hope Church Uni ted Methodis t 101 5 W Broadway P is takee H igh lands Rev Ruth Wickersham Sunday Worsh ip 10 :30 a m Sunday School 9 :15 a .m. McHenry Evangelical Free Church 803 Roya l Dr McHenry Meet ing 2nd F loor Carestoe l ) 344 11 U-- Church Postor Roy Wisner 1 653 9675 Sunday Serv ice 8 45 SundoySchool 10 00 Ringwood Methodist Church R i n g w o o d I l l i n o i s R e v J a m e s S e g i n R e s 6 4 8 2 8 4 8 C h u r c h 6 5 3 6 9 5 6 S u n d o y 9 1 5 a m C h u r c h S e r v i c e C h u r c h S c h o o l o t 1 0 1 5 a m St. Peter's Catholic Church Sp r ing Grove I l l ino is Rev K i lduf f Postor Phone 815 675 2288 Mosses: Da i ly 8 o m. Saturday 4 .00 p .m S u n d o y - 7 o . m 9 o m l l o Faith Presbyterian Church Lincoln t Chapel Hill Roads Rev Eric J. Snyder Corporate Worship 10:30 a.m. Church School: Sunday School 9 o.m. Spring Grove Church Uni ted Methodis t 8102 N Bl iv in Spr ing Grove I I I Rev Douglas Whi te Pastor Sunday Worsh ip 10 :00 a m Sunday School 9 :00 a m St. Patrick's Catholic Church Rev Edmund Pet i t Pastor Rev Raymond Keorny Assoc Postor Sot Eve . (Sun ob l iga t ion f u l f i l l e d 5 p m ) Sundoy 7 15 8 30 9 45 1 I & 1 2 IS « e , 7 5 0 1 H o w e D r i v e W o n d e r Lo k e I l l i n o i s , R i c h a r d N W r i g h t P o s t o r S u n d o y Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints (MORMONSi 5 2 0 9 N W o l k u p A v e o a c r o s i f r o m V e t e r a n s A c r e s C r y s t o l L o k e I l l i n o i s S u n d o y S c h o o l I 0 3 0 S a c r a m e n i M e e t i n g 5 0 0 p m S u n d o y Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church 404 N G r e e n S t R e v R o g e r W S c h n e i d e r P h o n e 385 7786 o r 385 4030 S a t u r d a y ^ C h u r c h 5 0 0 p m S c h o o l 5 45 p i S u n d a y C h u r c h 8 3 0 * 1 0 3 0 S c h o o l 9 1 5 N u r s e r y S e r v i c e s A v a i l a b l e M o r n n g W o r s h i p S e r v i c e l l o m United Pentecostal Church : B b i p f e l l o w s h i p H o u r 6 O O p m 2 5 8 S u n n y % t d e l o t e m o o r W e d n e v d o y R e v N o l a n H i l d e r b r o n d M i d w e e k P r a y e r 3 1 2 2 7 9 6 2 8 9 a n d P r o n e H o u r 7 3 0 p r n S u n d o y 9 4 S 8 6 3 0 p m R e v R o b e r t R e p k e a s s i s t a n t t o P a s t o . W e d 7 3 0 p r r i B i b l e S t u d y T u e s d a y 7 p m S h i p m a t e s f r i ? 3 0 p m V o u t h S e r v i c e F r i d a y 7 p m A w a n a ' First Baptist Church 5 0 9 F r o n t S t 3 8 5 0 0 8 3 R e v M a r s h a l l E W e r r y B i b l e S t u d y S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 3 0 a m Worsh ip Serv ice 1 0 4 5 a m a n d 7 0 0 p m W e d n e s d a y P r o y e r S e r v i c e 7 O C p m George R. Justen Funeral Home Freund Funeral Home Peter M. Justen Funeral Home 3519 w elm stref i ' 6 1 ! H A N C O C K O R 3 8 0 7 W F I M S T R E E ' ( O N D f R i 4 » l Glavi ano s Interiors & Palat ine Mil lwork McHenry Savings & Loan ' 2 8 0 2 3 3 M c H E N R ' --I f- 3 8 5 0 0 6 3 Guett ler 's Service, Inc. 4 4 $ R O U ' f 3 ' J 0 9 N G R E f N S ' R f f T 8 ' 8 N f RONT S ^ R E E ^ J S T N O R T m O F W c M E N R - H O R A l M CH E N R - 3 8 $ 3 0 0 0 M c H E N R r I U 3 8 ' . 9 8 3 Brake Parts. Co. p O . B O ) First National Bank of McHenry 3 8 5 ' 0 0 0 3 8 ' 4 * E l " S T R E E T ' M c H E N R v I I I 3 8 5 5 4 0 0 Mitchell Sales, Inc. B U i C K O t D S O P f t 9 0 3 N f P O N T S T M c H E N R r 3 8 5 7 2 0 0 Ace Hardware 3 ' : 9 A E M S T R E E T ViHENR' 'II The Bath Shop The McHenry Plaindealer J O 1 2 W R T £ o n 3 8 5 0 7 2 2 I M c H E N R < I L L 3 8 1 2 W E L M S T R E E T 3 8 6 0 0 4 8 M c H E N R 1 I L L 38 6 0170 McHenry State Bank Tonyan Construction Co. I 3 0 9 N B O R D E N S T S E f T 3 5 I 0 W E l M S T R E E T 4 4 0 0 W R T f I 2 0 M c H E N R ' I I I 3 8 5 5 S 2 0 j M c H E N R r I L L 3 8 5 1 0 4 0 | M c H E N R ' M A R K E T P L A C E 3 8 5 6 6 5 Coast to Coast Hardware Select Design For Land Use Policy Hurricane Happenings Reop/e Decision I The official logo for 'Hurricane Happenings-79', designed by artist Paul Gavac of Woodstock, is shown here. The annual entertainment event is slated for April 20-21 and 27-28 at Marian Catholic high school in Woodstock. A design by artist Paul Gavac of Woodstock has been selected as the official logo for Hurricane Happenings '79. the annual county-wide variety and entertainment event at Marian Central Catholic high school in Woodstock , Gavac's drawing in­ corporates the theme for this year 's program -- "Fantasy island General co-chairpersons- of the event. Pat McCabe and Bob Kmery, have also announced that thirteen county residents will head various responsibili ty- areas of the central planning committee Dan Malone and Chuck Naughton of Crystal Lake are members of the central planning group, in addition to McHenry residents Bill Miller and George Thompson Comittee members from Woodstock include Dave Burg. Jim Campion. Charie Clarke. Phil Clarke. Tom Cooney, Dan Haager, Lou Hartlieb. Bill Murschel and Matt Zachari. A county-wide talent search will commence in January as entertainment planners begin to assemble the variety of acts for the program, which is slated for the weekends of April 20-21 and 27-28 About 350 persons were in­ volved in the planning, production and entertainment iast year More Homes Needed Now For Foreign Students Ill inois will be welcoming forty-five International students from seven countries in South America this January They. along with ap­ proximately l .ooo other ex change students are par ticipants inthe Youth for Un­ derstanding Program Presently, 143 Ill inois families are hosting YFl! In ternational students here on the Years ' Program Families are stil l needed for these students arriving in January Youth for Understanding would like to have the students placed with families by Dec 31. so that the student and family may correspond before the student arrives Perhaps your family would like to learn more about the world, i ts cultures, and peoples If you enjoy teenagers and would like to share your life with a new son or daughter, then being a host family for an international student may be just the answer Information on two of the students needing homes in Ill inois is below Rodolfo Lira is a 16 year old boy from Reciffe. Brazil His father is an auditor of a state electric company and his mother is a psychologist He has four brothers and two sisters He enjoys soccer, reading, music. TV, and horseback riding His grades are good with five years of Knglish and four years of German He is very anxious to find a good American home Ludnulla Tavares is a lovely 17 year old girl from Brasilia, Brazil Her lather is an •engineer and her mother is a government employee She has two sisters and one brother She enjoys piano, hiking, and music Her grades are good with five years of Knglish and ten years of Portuguese Ludmilla looks forward to attending an American high school RENT MNSEtfVAC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system ^ # 00' j Day At folio*! 9 • m I p m 1 p m S p m HALF DAY ^ v Mon thru Thurs. R I N S E H V A C c l e a n s f h e p r o f e s s i o n a l s d o ' a t a t r a c t i o n t of t h e c o s t . ImP " <% Ftl. , SAT , ft SUN $000 H.I M fit M.N) J / / / /} h O U R (J . MM »5 00 MIN OVERNIGHT SUCi At. l 1:00 P M -9:00 A M $10.00 1 HORNSBYS) family ifnfrf s 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. "Being Single" Retreat Set For Late in January A "Being Single" retreat sponsored by the Personal Affirmation center of the First Congregational church of Crystal Lake will be held Saturday and Sunday. Jan 27 and 28 at Lakeside center in Crystal Lake This retreat will deal with the problems of being a single person in society Starting time is 9 a m Saturday with a 3 p.m closing t ime Sunday Further in­ formation may Ik* obtained from Arn Schaper at the First Congregational church by calling 459-6010 (A comprehensive zoning ordinance is being established in McHenry county, with input from the public. The following thoughts have been expressed by David G. Plocher. Extension adviser, agriculture for tfte county) McHenry county is changing! Is the change good or bad? Will growth be controlled, stopped, or will i t run out of control? Will a wise land use policy be set up in McHenry county? Will the population projection of 240,000 by the year 2.000 be a reality? Where will these extra people live? Will i t be on your more productive farm land or on land not well , suited to food production? How much land has been taken from production since 1967? How much will be lost next year? Will ground water supplies support the increasing demand of rural home wells. How has the past growth affected the services that support your community and your county? How will the future growth affect these same services' ' Will food production per acre of crop land increase enough to offset those acres of farm land lost from production9 Will nation and world food shor­ tages be a future crisis to face' ' Will food costs to consumers rise as some of your best farm land is lost from crop production9 Will you and your fellow citizens speak up for the type of land use policy you want9 Will the majority or minority make the decision9 I have some facts that will assist you in answering some of the above questions You have the final say A total of 20,954 acres of farm land was lost from production between 1973 and 1977 ac­ cording to the township assessors annual farm census This over 5 percent of our total land area McHenry county average corn yield was (>8 bushels per acre in 1954 It has generally increased since, with some grave exceptions In 1960 yields dropped to 61 bushels per acre after hitt ing 76 the year before In 1970 they dropped to K0 bushels per acre from the previous year 's 92 bushels Worst of all failures was in 1974 when the McHenry county average corn yield dropped to 68 bushels per acre after reaching 93 in 1973 and 100 in 1972 These crop failures were not stopped It is unlikely any future failures will be When the corn supply falls the price goes up All con sumers pay the price of in creasing food costs Police and fire protection, util i ty services, and trail sportation systems are forced to meet the increased needs of a growing community Increased demand increases costs It has been stated by soils experts that the best larm land will usually make the best home sites The land does not have to be altered, septic drainage is good, and wells are easily drilled A home or business built on less productive land costs more in the areas described above usually the owner pays these extra costs Increased food costs because of a food shor tage are paid for by all con sumers The decision is before you The end result will be up to you and your feedback The comprehensive zoning or­ dinance will be discussed at the zoning board of appeal hearings set up for each township iij McHenry county Informational meetings are being conducted now You can go to any of the township hearings and present your views You will be asked if you wish to make any statement There is no other special procedures Following are the special hearing dates locally and the locations where zoning district maps will be placed for your inspection Maps of a township will be only at their respective townships. Richmond, Jan. 31 - Rich­ mond Village Hall. 10308 Main street. Richmond Maps posted in hallway. Burton, Feb. 1 - Spring Grove Town hall . 1914 Main street, Spring Grove. Maps posted in Main Street Food store, 1928 Main street. Spring Grove. McHenry. Feb 5 - McHenry I c i ty hall . 1111 N Green street, McHenry. Maps posted in clerk's office. Statistical Data Available About • a Vietnam Veterans A new statistical profile of the 8 7 million men and women in military service during the Vietnam era is available in a Veterans Administration report. "Data on Vietnam era Veterans." The report reveals that VA readjustment programs and other benefits for this youngest group of veterans amounted to $6 bill ion during the last fiscal year. More than $40 bill ion has been spent during the 14 years since the beginning of the Vietnam era VA's total budget for all programs for nearly 30 million veterans of ail wars was $18 4 bill ion last fiscal year Kducation assistance payments for Vietnam veterans consumed more than half of the $40 bill ion total spent since 1965on Vietnam veterans' programs. "Because Vietnam Kra veterans are the best educated group of veterans in the nation's history ." VA chief Max Cleland said, "they have outstripped both World War II and Korean conflict veterans in their use of the GI Bill education program Nearly 65 percent of the Vietnam veterans used their education benefits compared to ,"»() percent after W W II and 43 4 percent after the Korean conflict 'More Vietnam veterans have used the Gl Bill for college than the total for WW II and Korean conflict combined." Cleland pointed out Compensation and pension payments comprise the second largest VA expenditure to Vietham era veterans, a total of almost $H 1 bill ion through FY 1978 Medical care expenditures for Vietnam era veterans have amounted to $3 1 bill ion through FY 1978 The report shows that California leads the nation in the number of Vietnam era veterans 981,000 call it home. Ill inois has 423,000. and Wyoming has fewer than any other state, with 14.000 Other highlights from VA's data book show that Vietnam era veterans have bought 10 million homes worth $47 bill ion. have a 95 1 percent chance of tnnng employed. are the least l ikely ^because of their relative youth) to have been hospitalized, and are 31 9 years of age on the average While the great majority of these young Americans have taken military service and the return to civilian life in stride. Cleland said "our continuing concern is for those whose traumatic experiences during combat have made read justment difficult ClelaiHl himsell a severely disabled veteran of the Viet nam war. pointed out that nearly 30.000 Vietnam veterans were totally disabled and that over .">00,000 have some degree of disabili tv When you overload an engine, it breaks down; when you overwork ma chinerv, it goes to pieces; remember man is much like a machine 4 Styles From *486°° and up S-M-L-XL L&M ENTERPRISES YOUR AREA DEALER FOR FRONTIER WOOD-BURNING STOVES An Efficient, Economical Heot Source *29995 YOUR AREA DEALER FOR BOUNTY HUNTER and WHITE'S METAL/MINERAL DETECTORS 4105 E. Wonder Lake Road Wonder Lake, IU. 60097 Phone: 815-72^-0770 i