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i. I CHURCH HOLDS OPEN SESSION ON EDUCATION Members and friends inter­ ested in helping to lay the ground work for the Christian Ed­ ucation program of the First United Methodist church of Mc­ Henry were present at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the church. Mrs. M. David Cain, chairman, Rev. Raymond L. White, direct- u-ing^Rastor, Rev. David E.Scott, k associate pastor, and Mrs. Da­ vid E. Scott were present as re­ source persons. Plans include team teaching, two church school opportun­ ities. mentally handi capped class and other items which may prove; to be important and helpful tp members of the Mc- Henry community. New ideas, creative confrontations and in­ creased participation are goals for giving every person involved a clearer and growing exper­ ience of Christian living. Walter Infant Is Christened The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.. Walter was chris­ tened Kevin John in a baptis­ mal service which took place at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church during 10:30 a.m. ser­ vice Sunday, July 6, with Rev. Herman Graef officiating. Sponsors for the baby were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eising of Wonder Lake, friends of the family. A gathering was held later ft the Waited home in Cooney Heights, where a dinner was served to brother, David, and sisters, Linda and Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eising and daughters, Mary and Laurie, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dow- ell. Unable to attend were the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Eshoo, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garr of Chicago. FRI. JULY 18, 1969 - PLAINDEAlER- PG. 3 NV NCY ELBERSEN Nancy Elbersen, 77, of 4604 Seneca drive, Wonder Lake, died July 15 in Memorial hos­ pital, Woodstock.* Mrs. Elbersen was born in Holland, Netherlands, March 14, 1892. Her husban<|, John, preceded her in death. She is survivied by two sons, William of Ring- wood and Gerald of Wonder Lake; also one grandchild. Funeral services were con­ ducted at 2 o'clock Thursday in Nativity Lutheran church, with Rev. Thomas Johnson of Crystal Lake officiating. Inter­ ment was in Greenwood cem­ etery. Prior to that time the body rested at the Schneider- Leucht-Merwin-Cooney funeral home. MISS PEANUT DEADLINE Parents are remir.ued that Saturday, July 19 is the dead­ line to enter their daughters in the Kiwanis-sponsored Little Miss Peanut contest. All girls between the ages of 6 and 8 years and who reside in the McHenry high school district Memorial contributions may be sent to Nativity Lutheran church. s ' are eligible. An entry form ap­ peared on the society page of the Wednesday issue of the Plaindealgr. MOBILE UNIT VISIT The Mobile chest X-ray unit will visit Huntley on Friday, July 18. Operating from 12:30 to 5 and 6 to 8:30 p.m., it will be located at the fire hall. SHOP IN at the fi McHEkf! bidden 'vtyeantA 7Ze£tauna*t? Now Open To Serve You T u e s d a y H i c a h F i d a y 6 a m . - 8 m ••a: i da/ 8 a.m.. 8p.m. Sun a rx> - 6 ; C i o s e d M o n d a y s Ph. M5-65:{-98<>0 and still GROWING! GIFT FOR AFS -- President Dean Cunat of the McHenry Kiwanis club presents check in the amount of $150 to Edward Guettler, co-presi­ dent with his wife of the adult American Field Service chapter in McHenry. The money will be used to defray expenses in connection with bringing another foreign student to this com­ munity for a year of study. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Fellowship Of McHenry Church Plans Fbr Fall The young people of the First United Methodist church, Mc­ Henry, met Wednesday to dis­ cuss the possibilities that will be qpen to be developed in allow­ ing a much expanded participa­ tion for each of three age groups, seventh and eighth, ninth and tenth, as well as the eleventh and twelfth grades. Rev. Raymond L. White and David E. Scott share in the projected plans for exper­ imental worship services and planned learning experiences in close connection with monthly activities for regualr partic­ ipants. R E A D T H E C L A S S I F I E D S fiHi SaVmgl!L-«a »--1 Comparat - June 30 19® Resources June 30. 1969 REO JACKET First Mortgage Loans ....••••••••••- improvement Loans - Co"e9e ^S^ings Accounts-- Loans on Sav ng Contract Bed or in Judgement.; Rea! î Hand or in Banks Cash on Hana US. GovernmertS Loan Bank.. Stock m Federaljn Equipment Other Assets Tota\ Resources $22,719,472.31 277,999.05 13,615.10 92,346.47 '"..340,398.12 20,285.55 •;;;::;::'512772^8 ,t. .....1,530,783.58 200,000.00 '.'..485,724.57 222,699.04 14,494.19 $26,430,590.76 $25,095,487.44 333,335.59 22,791.23 130,250.76 309,292.75 49,596.71 137,160.89 1 874,012.48 221,600.00 477,055.11 257,762.26 15,215.83 $28,923,561.05 X, REUNION PICNIC The thirty-second annual Ne­ braska-Illinois picnic will be held in the Russell forest pre­ serve between Genoa and Kings­ ton, 111., on Highway 72, on Sunday, July 20. McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 385-5252- Res. 3854)713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. Rd. McHenry i f i 1970 MAVERICK 1995 / First car ol the 70 s at 60 prices. Maverick gives you the room, the comfort, the style you want and the power you need for U. S. highways Why settle for less? 7 'Manufacturer s suggested retail price for the car. Price does not include optional white sidewall tires. £32 00; dealer preparation charges, if any; transportation charges state and local taxes BIG FULL-SIZE FORD *2302 Custom 2-door Sedan No intermediate, this ts a full size Ford. As wide a track as Cadillac longer (121-in.) wheelbase than Chevy Heavier, too. Has a 240-cu. in. power plant Biggest Ford ever at the lowest price yet Come save Get more carper dollar at Buss Ford Sales 3936 W. Main Street McHenry, Illinois . u l i t i e e a n d R e s e r v e s Lia , ant» Ceruse Recounts • . :n Pre S&IW- .. \ for the ^ear Fact, of l»lere8' increase in N»™ans made Total ...•- Inwease ^s^wS8VerS ' $22,735,215.88 .489,702.78 :..500,00c.00 211,495.01 :.95,499.50 "'.2,259,383.43 526,430^90.76 £25 029,019.85 61,53226 1000,ooo.oo 2^2 45?-® 91,752.47 17 132.9- <5 2,501,664.93 $28,923,56105 V, $2^93,803.97 2,376,015.13 5 504,386.05 242,281.5° '.'...I,!06'44 ' \ V: 1 ,. 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