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! 20 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, lfM Gospel Program WILLIE MURPHY singer and son leader, i Murphy, will be featured ly evening, April 18, at i Chain O'Lakes Evangelical irenant church, 4815 North lot road, just north of ihnsburg. The program at 7:30 p.m. ibbed as a soloist for the Kathryn Kuhlman choir ' eighteen years in Pittsburg, fc, Murphy now has extended Ms ministry as an ambassador ot music to all denominational churches. His repertoire of music includes famous gospel hymns and current collection of music arrangements that are contained in his four albums. 1; Entertainer Pat Boone writes Ia Murphy's latest album, <\3esus Is Coming Soon!" that «^ot long ago, Shirley and I West Shore Beach rConnie Schmidt Residents Express Pride In Community j^'ihose members of our community who attended last Saturday's association meeting Impressed their community pride. Hiey have shown their neighbors how much they would like our subdivision to continue its progress. Those who attended the beach clean­ up wish to make our beach a better place to swim and take • pride in its appearance. In addition, those residents whose children participated in the egg •hunt let the ladies club know ^ow much the hunt was appreciated and expressed 5teir pride in such social ferents. '•How can neighbors tiicourage neighbors to become involved and show community ]»ride? Let's all begin by making our own home the center of community pride. |feat and clean surroundings ye the cheapest and easiest ifccomplishments in this time 4$ rising costs. Please start this ^ear by being a part of the Corn Growers Organize For Market Development and Willie were featured in a Jesus rally in Chicago. When Shirley and I arrived at McCormick Place theater a few minutes after starting time, we heard the most glorious singing. From the wings we peeked out to see Willie already leading almost 9,000 people in joyous, exuberant song, clapping their hands and radiating the love of God!" M u r p h y ' s m i n i s t r y participates with Full Gospel Businessmen's fellowship meetings, concerts, banquets and speaking engagements. There is no admission fee and Pastor Mitch Conlidine of the Covenant church guarantees that all who attend will be richly blessed through the talents of Willie Murphy. 385-7841 subdivision and express your community pride. GOOD HUNT T w e l v e y o u n g s t e r s participated in our first Easter Egg hunt that took place last Saturday on the beach front. The donation of eggs was greatly appreciated from the mothers and friends. We hope more youngsters will be able to enjoy this event in the future. Please watch for other fun activities planned this year by the Women's auxiliary. Congratulations to all good egg hunters! RECYCLE TIME Have you been saving your newspapers, bottles and cans? Every third Saturday of the month the McHenry County Defenders and the McHenry County College collect at the McHenry Market Place. Please contribute to help clean up the environment and save on your garbage disposal too. CONSERVATION MEETING The McCullom Lake Conservation Club welcomes everyone to a meeting A special organization with Farm Bureau support has been formed, and McHenry county farmerg are invited to join for mutual benefit. It's goal is to generate increased profits from corn!. The three-year-old Illinois Corn Growers association is expanding its membership rapidly now, following establishment of a contracture agreement with the Illinois Agricultural association. McHenry County Farm Bureau members are in District I of the ICGA, and at the annual meeting earlier this month, Joe Faivre, prominent DeKalb farmer, was elected a director. Jack Young, Spring Grove poultry farmer who is the IAA District I director, is also on this board representing the IAA. Also in District I are Boone, Lake, Kane, Code, DuPage, Kendall, Will and DeKalb counties. KeKalb county farmers have formed their own DeKalb County Corn Growers association with sixty-eight charter members following a talk by three marketing specialists last month. District I has about 6,000 of the state's 90,000 com growers. Purpose of the ICGA is to intensify the promotion, development of new and expanded markets for corn and corn products, and research on corn production. Larry Groce, ICGA manager who is the assistant director of marketing for the IAA, said Farm Bureau speaks well for agriculture but it also recognizes the contribution of the commodity approach. "Sometimes more impact is possible when farmers speak on a commodity basis-it is more individual and can be more intense." Added Groce: "Many livestock men who feed corn recognize that historically if the price of corn drops substantially, it doesn't take long before livestock numbers increase and profits decline. All farmers-cash grain and livestock-have a stake in the profitability of corn and the service possibilities of the Illinois Corn Growers association." Jim Book, Harvard livestock farmer who is chairman of the McHenry County Farm Bureau marketing committee, is interested in boosting the Thursday evening, April 18, at 8 p.m. in the Spojnia barn. They need new support to further develop our lake. West Shore Beach residents can walk to the meeting this month! Please try to attend. PERSONALS Hope Karen Schaeffer has recovered from her recent virus. Congratulations to Dan Russell who played his saxophone in the Parkland School talent show. A very happy birthday to Evert Ternberg who will celebrate on April 22. We have a female bunny looking for a boyfriend in the subdivision. If you can help please call Darin Jaburek. Hope you all had a wonderful Easter. And don't forget to call with a bit of news! 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D, ~ ,„trw rillh RnaH ^OFFFR VA I.IDA TMcNFILSiMR.DONUI^ Woodstock-Rt. 47 and Country Club oad • rhursday&Friday, AprillS & 19, 1974 OnlyB McHenry-ln the McHenry Market Place ftBBB • ICOUPOM9BHI Q Wister Doruxt liirneils h i c k r l l I r m l iarmer income from crops as the cost of production continues to climb. "Off-farm sales of corn in 1972 accounted for 25 per cent of total casHTreceipts for Illinois farmers, and the 1973 Illinois com crop the mo6t valuable on record. Corn is truly king and both grain and livestock farmers have,a great deal riding on the continued profitability of this No. 1 crop." * ICGA was organized in Knox county by farmers in that western Illinois county. The ICGA will not buy or sell ag products; it will concentrate on m a r k e t d e v e l o p m e n t , promotion and research. Jim Gill, the IAA Farm Bureau Market Line analyst (338-0442), lists one of the complexities involved in analyzing the grain and livestock market. NEW LIBRARY HOURS McHenry Nunda district library on Lily Lake road will now be open Fridays, j Saturdays and Tuesdays from 2 CnL/fCn COUnCll to6p.m., and Thursdays from 2 W to 8. The change from\ Wednesday afternoons to Fridays was made to make library use more convenient to the public. Non-resident cards are available, entitling the holder to all the services provided by the Northern Illinois Library system, Pictured are the members of the church council at Shepherd of the Hills Litkeraa church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry. In front, from left, are Richard Bltindell, Bernard Davidson, Midge Teuber and Barbara Johnson. Second row, Iver Johnson, Dennis Polewaczyk and Robert Jessup; third row< Harold Kivley, Erv Staveteig, Earle Trier and Pastor Roger W. Schneider. is responsible for its own programming, administration and financial support. Each of the congregations owns and maintains its own properties. All of the 5,000 congregations in the American Lutheran church support nation-wide and world­ wide programs of ministry, education and health care through the central offices of the church located in Minneapolis, Minn. Those elected to the church council include Harold Kivley, president; Robert Finkbeiner, vice-president and property committee co-chairman; Barbara Johnson, treasurer; Richard Blundell, secretary and Property committee co- chairman; Earle Trier, Worship co-chairman, Bernard Davidson, Worship co- chairman; Robert Jessup, Parish Education co- chairman; Midge Teuber, Parish Education co- chairman; Iver Johnson, Stewardship committee advisor; Erv Staveteig, Stewardship committee chairman; Dennis Polewaczyk, E v a n g e l i s m c o m m i t t e e chairman, Intern Don Thurn and Pastor Roger Schneider. Is Installed A service of installation was held for the church council at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran including the borrowing of paintings, slides, records and movies. church, McHenry, last Sunday. The members of the church council formally accepted their r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s a s administrators of the church program during the brief service held within the regular Sunday morning services. Each year members of the church council are elected from within the total membership to carry out the program of the church. The church council subdivides itself into five committees to more effectively administer the program. Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church is one of 5,000 congregations in the American Lutheran church. Each parish HAPPINESS IS: PflOHNG WHAT YOU WANT IN THE PLAINDEALER'S CLASSIFIED W/ AD SECTION TODAY III!' Paint Now! Save 19% .on our best Lucite Paint - w r P F S i w v r thi pigi LIMIT QUANTITirS. 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