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Doctor Of Ministry Advance Degree To Presbyterian Castor PAGES' I Senior Hot Line The Rev. Eric J. Snyder of Faith Presbyterian church recently received the Doctor of Ministry degree from San Francisco Theological seminary.* The degree climaxed three \ears of in­ tensive study for Dr. Snyder which included ihe writing of 10 25-page papers on various aspects of ministry, spen­ ding two summers in residence at San Francisco seminary, and ihe writing of a lengthy dissertation. ^ When asked about the course of study, he com­ mented^ "it was a long, but most rewarding experience. It enhanced my abilities in many areas, particularly counseling and ad­ ministration. I am very thankful to the church for allowing me the time away." Faith church, which Mr. Snyder serves, in the years 1977-80 has been the fastest growing Presbyterian church in itfe" State of Illinois, doubling in at­ tendance. It "offers a variety of Bible studies, groups for every age group, an ex­ cellent Sunday school and special seasonal programs. It is also the home of the Joyful Noise Christian pre­ school which will be opening in the fall. Summer worship services are at 9:30 a.m. with a sermon discussion following ihe service. Both singles and families are encouraged to attend. >. e church is locaied next o ihe outdoor theater at the intersection of Lincoln and Chapel Hill road. Police To Continue Holiday CARE Program The Illinois state police will once again participate in the National Combined^, Accident Reduction Efftfrt (Operation C.A.R.E.) for the fourth of July, the second summer holiday. Operation C.A.R.E. is a 48- state police effort to try and reduce the fatalities during holidays. The fourth of July holiday period will run from 6 p.m. Thursday, July 3 through midnight, Sunday, July 6. During this time the patrols on certain highways ' Will be saturated to try to ^ cuf down on any problems that might happen. "Each state can designate "'it* own C.A.R.E. routes, and in Illinois, the following have been selected by the Illinois. Department "^of Tran­ sportation: 1-55, 1-57, 1-94, I- 80, 111. 394, U.S. 41 in Lake county, 111. 47 in Kane and McHenry counties and the entire Illinois tollway system. Also, ihe Illinois Depart­ ment of Transportation is sponsoring a "Courtesy Coffee Break'*1 program at six Interstate rest stop locations throughout the slate to help holiday travelers. The rest stops are located as follows: 1-57 Monee, 1-57 Buckley, 1-57 Anna,1^80 Minooka, 1-80 Princeton and 1-74 Good- field. During the fourth of July, ihe state police are asking ihe motorists to make this a safe holiday so they can enjoy the rest^of the Sum­ mer. They ask that drivers remember to obey all traffic laws, and especially the 55 m.p.h. speed limit, and if i hey are going to drink, don't drive. Lt. Governor * >ave O'Neal Decent, affordable housing for the elderly is in short supply. Of the 15.8 y million households headed \ by persons age 65 or older in this country, 11.1 million own? their homes. Others rent tments or live with their milies. One million will make a change of residence during the coming year. Q. Why do persons want to change residences during their later years? .A. Some homeowners, especially those on fixed incomes, are susceptible to rising taxes and utility costs and find they just cannot afford to keep their homes. Other persons are unhappy or crowded living with their children. - > Some live in dilapidated buildings because that is all they car afford. Others are unhappy about changing neighborhoods, or prefer a new residence after the death of a spouse. « Q. Do a lot of senior citizens move out of Illinois? A. Yes, many are lured by the warm climate of the Sun Belt. Of those who don't move to warmer locations, most prefer to slay in the areas where they previously lived, or move near their families. Q. How can an elderly person find adequate housing at affordable rates? A. Rentals in some apartment buildings are financed at low interest rates through bond sales of the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IH- DA), and then rent sub­ sidized by the U.S. Depart­ ment of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Housing Assitance Payment Pi-cgrarn. How does that work? A. Tenants in .these buildings contribute between IS and 25 percent of their gross household income toward (heir rent. HUD makes up the difference between the full market rent of the apartment and the tenant's share. Q. Do I have to move to a designated apartment building in order to take part in this program? A. In some instances, certificates can be issued to persons meeting age and income requirements who live in existing rental buildings. Q. How are payments made? A. Payments are made directly to the manager of the apartment. Q. Can you give me an example of how this program works? A. Liberty Towers is a HOME IMPROVEMENT CENSUS Questions on spending for the improvement and upkeep of residential prop­ erties will be asked of a sam­ ple of households in this area by U.S. Bureau of the Cen­ sus interviewers,f between to the public and \prfvate sectors. The households in this area are .among ap- p r o x i m a t e l y 5 , 0 0 0 throughout the United Slates included in ihe survey. ily J D. Moore, director of Bureau's Regional Office in Chicago announced. The \home improvement survey, * cbpducted four times a year, yields information of value Touritt Credit » Tourist* today dreul mutch different than they were thirty years ago. 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Quiet cushioned ride. 5-bushel grass catcher and large capacity dump cart optional. Get behind the wheel of a Simplicity! S you warn dependability look tor Impllclty < ATTENTION OVERTON CUSTOMERS BRING IN A FRIEND SALE A (Now in Progress thru July 31,1980) federally subsidized seven- story apartment building in north suburban Libertyville, III. Contract rents are $355 for a one-bedroom and $425 for a two bedroom apart­ ment . . A senior citizen living on a $400-a-month Social Security check pays only $100 to live there. Liberty Towers has been fully rented since it opened and has a waiting list. Q. Where can I find out more about this program? A. Contact the HUD office in your community. Write or caii Senior Action Centers at 160 N. LaSalle, Chicago, 60601 or 3 West Old Town Mall, Springfield, 62701 with questions or concerns about any state government agency or program, or call statewide toll free 800-252-6565. New Diagnostic X-Ray Unit At Area Hospital Big Family Under favorable conditions, a mature earthworm can pro­ duce 1,500.offspring a year. A new, sophisticated AmRad diagnostic X-Ray unit has been installed at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, a $37,000 investment made possible because of a gift from the Woman's auxiliary of Memorial hospital. & Lee Pesce, executive director, said the new machine replaces a unit that had been in service for 23 years. The new machine provides versatility in the staff's capabilities of serving patients, Pesce said. The machine has mam- mographic capabilities, and it ^an also be used for trauma cases, the table top "floats" requiring less movement of the.patient. *2 • PLAIN DEALER - THURSDAY, JULY S. IMS TAI.ENT SHOWCASE Talented citizens will be given an opportunity to entertain at the I960 Illinois State Fair "Talent Showcase" from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day of the Fair•• Aug. 7-17. All ages are en­ couraged to participate. Winners will receive a certificate of appreciation. Entry deadline is July 20. For more, information Contact Special Events Illinois StjHe Fair. P.O. Rox 576. Springfield. III. 62705, (217) 782-0777: Jim Wadford. radiology manager, described other features. It has a reciprocating upright bucky on the wall, enabling a patient to stand in front of the X-Ray unit. The micro- eircuit control panel oc- \ department, cupies space the size of a small television set com­ pared with controls of the former unit that were three limes larger. "Another feature is the table moves out of the way so that we can place a patient on a cart under the unit," Wadford observed. "The table of the unit will lower to 3 feet, a convenience for older patients and for small children." • » • • Successful living, de­ pends upon simple things. 4NAPA^ murri£R \C£flT£R Have you heard the latest about your neighbor? 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