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PAGE IS - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER I.1183 service for lay ministries-held --^ following the » Church Pictured, left to right, are Pastor Roger W. Schneider, Ruth Stavetelg, and Erv Stavetelg, who was commissioned Into the service of lay ministries at Parish coordinator at Shepherd of theHills Church Sept. 25. BIRTHS service to the office of lay ministries was held at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Qxirch, 404 North Green street, McHenry, Sunday, Sept. 25. In keeping with the policies established by the American Lutheran Church, Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Congregation invited Erv Stavetelg to seiVe as parish coordinator, and the commissioning service to this position was performed by Pastor Roger W. Schneider during both wonhip services. Staveteig's major areas of responsibility to the congregation will include setting short-term goals with the various committees of the church, and assisting these committees with their programs. He will also accept the responsibility for coordinating the upkeep of the physical cnurch facility. In addition, he will visit in the homes of the membership on a regular basis and direct special projects undertaken by the congregation at various times in itshistory. . Staveteig has been a member of Shepherd of the Hills since 1968 and has served the parish as Sunday School teacher and superintendent, president, treasurer, stewardship director, and others./He is currently working with the North Chicago Conference of the Illinois District of the American Lutheran Church in counseling young and urban congregations in finances and overall objectives for growth. He has also served as a 4-H dub leader for 13years, on the McHenry County Sheriffs Posse for five years, on the McHenry County Youth Council for four years, and as director of the McHenry County 4-H Federation for one year. Children, youth program 0 « planned at area church •MICK-SMITH EBERMAN Maggie Mick and Craig Smith, grandparents 4481 NTBartlett, Shore wood, WI, Thomas Shan became parents of their second and Mr. Norn ana first di child and first daughter Sept. 12. Elizabeth Aileen was born at 8:37 a.m. in St Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee, WI, weighing 8 lbs. 4% oz, and measured 20 inches k>ng. She has an 11-month-old brother, Graham Lee. Maternal are Mr. and Mrs. Shantz of Winnetka, EL and Mr. Norman Mick of Napa, CA. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. The Infant's great-grandparents are Marc Shantz of Winnetka and Margaret Schaefer of Phoenix, AZ. Roger and Lissette Eberman, 719 Monterry Terrace, McHenry, became parents of their second child and first son on Sept. 15. Alan Joseph was born at McHenry Hospital and weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz. He has a two- year-old sister Nadia. Maternal grandparents are Jose Luiz Vasquez Marin and Romelia Aquilar de Vasquez of Guatemala, Central America Elmer E. Eberman and Lucile Eberman of Antioch, EL are the paternal grandparents. McDOUGALL Faith Presbyterian Church, located at 2107 W. Lincoln Road, across from the outdoor movie theater, has begun an ambitious program for children and youth. TTie program includes programs for children, grades 1 through 12. The Youth Club for grades 1,2 and 3 meets Thursday afternoons at 3:45 at the church. The director is Anita Forbes and she is aided by Shirley Creager, Sandy Heffelfmeer and Joan Sytsma in leadership. Each Thursday, there will be crafts, snack, a learning time, a mini- Bible study and a time of singing. Youth Club for grades 4 through 6 meets at Hilltop School for recreation at 4 each Wednesday. The recreation is followed by Bible study, choir and a fellowship meal. Youth Club for grades 7 through 9, which includes a two- year confirmation program taught by Dr. Eric J. Snyder, meets at 5:15 at Hilltop School. At 5:15 recreation is held consisting of activities such as baseball, touch football, basketball, volley ball and soccer. Then, a fellowship meal is held, a choir program is held and the confirmation program. The Senior High group meets on Sundays and is for children in grades 9 through 12. The past programs have included canoe and camping retreats. Lnyone who has children interested in these programs is invited to call the cnurch office (385-5388) for more details. Visitors are always welcome at this youthful and growing church. There is a wide range of programs for singles and the entire family. Bible study starts soon A study-discussion group for adults of all some of the ages will probe major questions i in the ?rse as A son was born Dennis and Kal 4028 McCullom Lake Road, Sept. 13 to r Boehmer, ithy i La McHenry. Michael Richard arrived at Victory Memorial Hospital, Waukegan, IL weighing 7 lbs. 15 oz. He has a sister Kerry, age 22 months. BOEHMER Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koeppen of Hutchinson, MN. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boehmer of Wauconda are the paternal grandparents. Mrs. m of Hutchinson Melissa and Doug McDougall of McHenry had a baby girl Sept. 23 at Humana Hospitaiin Hoffman Estates. The baby, named Chelsea Anne, weighed 10 pounds, five ounces at birth. She has one sister. Heather, 4%, and one brother, Sean, 2, at home. Maternal grandparents are John Doherty of McHenry and the late Shirley Doherty. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McDougall of Chicago. Irene Koeppen the children's grandmother. - is great- MARRIAGE LICENSES about the Bible-not just content but the authority of the Bible and the role of the Bible in a modern scientific age. Group members will be challenged to do their own deep thinking about areas such as the inspiration of the Scriptures, the interplay of science and faith, predictions of the end of time and the rapture and the place of Christian faith not only world but in the univei well. The group will meet Tuesday evenings at 7:30 at the First United Methodist Church in McHenry. Registration prior to Oct. 7 is preferred so all participants can receive study books before the first session. Call Discussion Leader, Jacque Meyer, 385-6889, for information or registration McGREGOR Heather Elizabeth is the name chosen by Jack and Sharon McGregor of Cary, IL for their first daughter. The 8 lbs. 5 oz. baby girl was born Sept. 14 at McHenry Hospital. She has two brothers, Kevin, age 12; and Shawn, three. Maternal grandparents are Bill and Betty Davidson of McHenry. John and Judy McGregor of St. Germain, WI are the paternal grandparents. WAKITSCH Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clot's office by: Mark A. Hansen, Lake Geneva, Wis., and Trudy L. Koch, McHenry; William A. Freeman and Jean M. Swerbenski, both McHenry; David L. Dahl, Wonder Lake, and Kimberly H. Sak, Crystal Lake. James R. Weingart and Jeanne E. Madden, both McHenry; John D. Evans, McHenry, and Rita L. Boot, Wonder Lake; Tyler :N. Wienrich and Jammie xT. Schultz, both McHenry. * Peter A. Gundelach and Nancy L. DiCicco, both Wonder Lake; Edgar Laumbacher, Mount Prospect, and Beverly J. Newell, Wonder Lake; Richard B. Sanford and Margaret L. Owens, both McHenry; Gerald C. Freund and Teresa H. Klapperich, both McHenry. Adam Jay is the name chosen by Joel and Kelly Waldtscli, 4504 w. Home Ave., McHenry, for their third child and second son. The 9 lbs. 10% oz. baby boy entered the world at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock on Sept. 16. He was welcomed home by his sister Karie, age four, and one-year- J ' U K ' i l old brother Mark. Maternal grandparents are Margaret Walsh of Texas and Jack Staley of Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wakitsch of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. The newborn has a great- grandmother, Margaret Franklin of Libertyville, IL. POTTER Ann and Dave Potter, 7405 Mac Arthur Drive, Wonder Lake, announce the birth of their first child on Sept. 18. Nicole Lynn was born at McHenry Hospital weighing eight pounds. Maternal grandparents are Richard Ziolkowski of Johnsburg, IL and Alice Newberg of Lake Geneva, WI. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potter of Jacksonville, FL are the patfernal grandparents., Anna Ziolkowski of McHenr/ is the infant's grea^grandmother. Your new Country Companies agent DAVID "JAKE" BACKHAUS -- McHBMtY (815) 338-2000 OFFICE (815) 344-3290 RESIDENCE Wherever you live, depend on him for one-stop sen/ice to meet all your insurance needs. Life, health, home, auto, farm and business insurance. 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