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s At MCC PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 1.1981 Agriculture Open House TAG DAY BENEFITS DISABLED--Through the efforts of the McHenry Rotarian and generosity of the local residents, this year's Easter Seal tag day raised a record $2,518.98. These monies benefit disabled children* and adults of McHenry county. Pictured above are Aldon Thompson and C. J. Ludford. co-chairmen; Catherine Gurgone, public relations director, McHenry County Easter Seals; and Rotary President Ed Samen. ' Associate Pastor Joins Zion Lutheran jl i A THE REV. TIMOTHY J. BENNINGHOFF Zion Lutheran church. 4206 W Elm street. McHenry. will install an associate pastor in a special worship service May 3 at 3 p m The Reverend Timothy J Benninghoff is taking charge of Christian Education and youth ministries in the congregation, working as co- pastor with the Reverend Herman Graef. who has served Zion since 1968 Pastor Benninghoff was ordained into ' the Holy Ministry of the Lutheran Church-Missouri synod in 1975 His seven years of college and seminary training were spent in Milwaukee. Wis., Ft Wayne. Ind., St. Louis and Springfield, Mo. He served a year of internship at St. Paul Lutheran church in Skokie. Since his graduation he has been pastor of churches in Adair and Pryor, Oklahoma, Wolcottville. Indidana, and most recently in Janesville, Wis In 1972 Pastor Benninghoff married a fellow-student from the college they at­ tended in Milwaukee, Sharon Thalacker of Edgerton, Wis By then Mrs. Benninghoff had graduated from Con cordia Teachers college in River Forest, III She has since taught for six years in Lutheran parochial schools The Benninghoffs have five children In the service of in­ stallation. the Reverend E. George Krause of DeKalb, vice-president of the Nor­ thern Illinois district of the Lutheran Church Missouri synod, will deliver the message of the Word The Reverend Thomas Park, pastor of Prince of Peace Lutheran church in Crystal I.ake and counselor of the denomination's McHenry county circuit, will read the rite of installation. The Scripture lessons shall be read by Gary Olson, member of Zion and student at Concordia seminary in Ft Wayne, Ind After the service, a pot- luck dinner and reception for the Benninghoff family will begin at 5 p.m. Golden Gleams We must love our country, even though it treats us with injustice. -Voltaire. Who loves his country cannot hate mankind. -Charles Churchill. My country is the world, and my religion is to do good. -Thomas Paine. Spring Green III, an open house at the agriculture department of McHenry County college, is the perfect family activity to kick off Family Week in McHenry county. The third annual open house will run from 10 a m to 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 3, with a variety of exhibits designed to help local residents with gardening, landscaping, and floral design questions as well as to acquaint them with the agriculture program. There will be several new features at the open house this year. A plant doctor will be on hand to help diagnose diseases in woody plants for those who bring in a cutting. There will also be an outdoor display of 28 dif­ ferent types of groundcovers that are being planted through a special plastic mesh designed to control erosion. The display, financed jointly by the college and Midwest Groundcovers, is the ideal way to compare ground- covers for your landscaping uses. Another new feature this year is the group of 10 beehives that the college has set up as part of its beekeeping course. Charles Balfanz, a state apiary in- Wi ARE NOW TAKING ACCOUNTS FOR THE 1981 SEASON Weekly Lawn Mowing Fertilizing Leaf Clean Up Bush Trimming Light Tree Cutting Light Hauling DEAN SMITH LAWN CARE Two Numbers for Service (815)385-4847 or 385-7434 "Don't Dolay Call Today" H •Residential •Commercial •Industrial EXPERIENCED DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT WHITE HEN PANTRY, WE'VE GOTTHE SPIRI1T-- Just about any kind you want! 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Students in each of the d i f f e r e n t a g r i c u l t u r e programs at MCC are working on various displays and activities for the open house Greenhouse management students are concentrating on displays of bedding plants, showing the stages of p e t u n i a s . i m p a t i e n s , ageratum, marigold, pan- sies, and celosia from seedlings to when they are ready to plant outdoors. "We will also feature geraniums; both seed type and cutting type." explained instructor Dale Rathjen. Floral design students are preparing a display of flower a r r a n g e m e n t s u s i n g s i l k , dried and fresh flowers Students in landscape design and nursery management are providing the "plant doctor" service. g e r m i n a t i o n t e s t s , propagation tips, displays on treatment of seeds and landscaping tips to help homeowners conserve energy. Instructor Joe Victor is working with students to provide free soil tests on soil samples visitors bring to the open house For detailed instructions on how to collect and dry the soil for the test, call MCC at (815) 455-3700. extension 404 Students in Victor's livestock evaluation and selection class will also be on hand to give tips on evaluation of livestock. Students working with agriculture program coordinator Don Barrett will give tours of the outside facilities including the stone retaining wall built by Barrett and his students last fall. MCC's grape vines, turf grass plots. no-till techniques on corn and soy bean fields and on a vegetable garden, the MCC orchard, landscaped areas, a native prairie grass area, nursery area, flowers and shrubs, bulbs and wild- flowers and the groundcover display. Barrett 's soils and agriculture chemistry students have prepared indoor displays on weed control, fertilizer and nutrition studies, and care of different plants in different environments Again this year the open house will also include some displays sponsored by in­ dustry in the agriculture production and agriculture business area This year they will include the beekeepers association. Dairy Herd Improvement association. Porkettes. P r o d u c t i o n C r e d i t association. Posse club, and Federal Land bank The McHenry County Dairy Princess is also planning to attend along with the Lamb council, a crop of baby chicks, and a natural foods demonstration in­ cluding grinding grain into flour and baking bread Instructor Dick York, who is corchairman of this year's open house along with Victor, explains Spring Green III is a good op­ portunity to learn about the range of careers in agriculture and horticulture as well as to get advice and ideas you can use in and around your home Flavor Keeper Dried herbs should be kept in tightly sealed bottles away from heat so they do not lose their flavor. 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