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ritoc. » - rL,f\ii^uc.t L These are new members of Shepherd of the Hill^Lutheran church: front rpw, and Richard Hamann; second row, Sharon Moy, Julie Smith, Kurt Smith, B Ruth Anne Hamann Eve Hamann, Elmer Hamann, Anna Hebert, Karen Fick, Tony Fick and Matthew; third row. Parish Worker Kristin Stuhr, Pastor Art Knudsen, Karen Knudsen, Philip Knudsen, Dr. Helmer Myklebust, Helen Myklebust, and Pastor Roger Schneider. Receive New Church Members New members were received at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, Sun­ day. The new members joined the congregation by letter of transfer from other Lutheran parishes. At an appropriate time in the worship service the new families were invited to come forward to the altar to receive a TAX FACTS I "Hey, We're in Business," a new IRS film highlighting tax law rights and responsibilities for owners of small businesses, is now available. It can be borrowed without charge by business, civic, fraternal, and other community groups, Charles F. Miriani, district director of Internal Revenue for Northern Illinois, has an­ nounced. The film covers such im­ portant areas as the necessity for and importance of proper recordkeeping, types of free taxpayer assistance available from IRS offices, what to do should a business not be able to meet*Jt%tax deadline, and the tax responsibilities relating to emptors, Mirif Copuf ran, w writing,the IRS at least' three weeks in advance at Public Affairs Office, Internal Revenue Service, P.O. Box 1193, Chicago, II., 60690. The 27'^ minute 16mm color production traces the fortunes of a young couple who open a new restaurant in an established block of stores, and features a number of well- known television and theatre personalities. Name personalities in the IRS film include Jim Backus, widely known for his role in "Gilligan's Island" and as tfre voice of "Mr. McGoo"; David Hedison, who starred in the "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" series and who frequently appears in television dramatic programs; Pat Finley, best known as Bob Newhart's sister, Ellen, on the "Bob Newhart show"; Nehemiah Persoff, veteran actor who has had countless dramatic roles in the legitimate theatre and television; and Warren Berlinger, a frequent per­ former on the former "Love, American style," show who will appear in two soon-to-be released feature films with Elliott Gould BET PR0FE88IDNAI rirpft dnnini hmiitil (tobitptrnffpiui) RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-tfca on portafcla. Msy-to-uM hot watw attraction corpot doming mochino that flatly ... • rinsoa corpot fiboro with hot wotor and cioaninf solution • loooona and lilts oil dirt, < grimo and rooidnoo to tho corpot surfaco wfcoro - thoy aro immodiotoly s4 . 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The new members received include Dr. Helmer Myklebust, Helen Myklebust, Anna Hebert, Kurt Smith, Julie Smjth, Sharon Moy, Elmer Hamann, Eve Hamann, Richard Hamann, Ruth Anne Hamann, Philip Knudsen, Karen Knudsen, Tony Fick,Karen Fick and Matthew Fick. To give added realism to some of the dramatic situations unfolding, IRS employees appear in the film performing their regularly assigned duties, according to Miriani. Although "Hey, We're in Business," is intended to un­ derscore the IRS commitment to maintain strong links of communication on tax matters with owners of s^rttiiH businesses, the filrq: also provides individual taxpayers with valuable information' on recordkeeping, tax deadlines, and IRS taxpayer assistance. For the past year, Miriani said, many northern Illinois organizations have taken ad­ vantage of the availability of the IRS film, "Why Me, Tom Krolik?", starring James Whitmore, who most recently portrayed President Truman in a widely acclaimed stage production. The "Krolik" film, which covers the rights and responsibilities of taxpayers - especially as they relate to the audit of a tax Deaths THADDEUS R. SLIPIEC Thaddeus R. Slipiec, father of a McHenry man, died at Downey Veterans hospital Saturday, Aug. 7. The deceased was a veteran of W W. II and a resident of Waukegan. Survivors include two sons, Bradley of McHenry and Scott of Waukegan, and a brother, Roy, of Northbrook. ! Visitation was held Monday afternoon at the Marsh funeral home, Waukegan, with graveside services Tuesday afternoon at Northshore Garden of Memories. Memorial contributions may be made to the Heart fund or the Kidney foundation. GEORGE E.ADAMS A native of the McHenry area, George E. Adams, died Aug. 7 at Fox Valley Nursing center, South Elgin, at the age of 89. Mr. Adams was born Feb. 13, 1887, in Spring Grove and farmed the McHenry area until 1944. From that time until retirement he was employed as a carpenter in Elgin. The deceased had made his home at 1434 Maple lane, Elgin, until recently. He was the last charter member of the Knights of Columbus, McHenry chapter and a member of St. Laurence Catholic church in Elgin. Survivors include two daughters, Kay Powell and Mary Whalen of Elgin; three sons, Don of California, Robert of McHenry and William of Elgin; two stepdaughters, Lorene Switzer of Elgin and Marilyn Cassata of California; three stepsons, Norbert Knight of California, Ted Knight of Dundee and Harold Knight of Florida; and two sisters, Margaret and Clarabelle, both of Elgin. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and three sisters. Mass was offered Monday morning at St. Laurence Catholic church, Elgin, following visitation and ser­ vices at the O'Conner funeral home, Elgin. Interment was in Mount Hope cemetery. HELEN B.GREEN A former McHenry grade school teacher, Helen B. Green, died in McHenry hospital Aug. 6 at the age of 72. Mrs. Green was born April 22, 1904, in Woodstock, the daughter of John D. and Ellen (Phalin) Bolger. She married James R. Green June 13, 1939. She is survived by two sons, James of Woodstock and Thomas of Brainard, Mn.; a daughter, Mrs. John (Erin) Groden, Crystal Lake; two sisters, Mrs. Vera Doherty of McHenry and Mercedes Bolger of Woodstock and ten grand­ children. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1955, her parents and three brothers. Visitation was held at the Schneider, Leucht, Merwin and Cooney funeral home, Wood­ stock, Monday. The Rev. William I. Joffee officiated at Mass at St. Mary's Catholic church Tuesday morning. Burial was in Calvary cemetery, Woodstock. OTTO HEINZ Otto Heinz of Tempe, Az., 2727 E. University drive, No. 44, formerly of McHenry, died July 16 in a Los Angeles, Ca., hospital, friends here have learned. He operated a fur shop on Riverside drive for many years. Mr. Heinz was born Jan. 5, 1907, in Germany. 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