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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 1 Oct 1982, p. 15

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religous educators fi of Rockford. "On Catechetical Diocese Honors Educators At a recent ceremony held at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rockford, Bishop Arthur J. O'Neill conferred awards on more than 180 outstanding educators from the Diocese Sunday", ac­ cording to Sister Ann Regina Baker, OP, diocesan director of Catechesis, " he entire diocese highlights those men and' women called to welcome the Lord in a special way as catechists-teachers in parish programs. Their personal abilities, skills, knowledge and faith life - shared so generously, with others-; are J the basis for excellence in the1 ministry of catechesis. Recipients were nominated by their pastors, principals and-or directors of religious education to receive a special certificate of com­ mendation ," Following the liturgy and presen­ tation of awards, Bishop O'Neill hosted a reception in the Cathedral school hall for the; recipients, their families and friends. This year's Bishop O'Neill award winners from McHenry county were Joanne E. Cerva, McHenry deanery ; Valerie Bischof, Diane DeWolfe, Janice Griseto, Virginia Unverzagt and Joan Vickery, St. John the Baptist, Johnsburg; Dee Laskonis and Jill Olszewski, St. Patrick, McHenry; Carolyn Betlinski, Montini Primary center, McHenry; Ellen Dallas, Mary Kay Diedrich and James Miller, St. Joseph, Richmond; Mary Ann Fischer and Gerry Krob, St. Peter, Spring Grove; and Mary McCarty, Christ the King, Wonder Lake. PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1.1M2 A computer analysis revealed that the square most likely to be landed on in the game "Monopoly" is Illinois Avenue, followed by Go, the B&O Railroad, and Free Parking. The Mississippi is often called the "Father of Waters" because of its many branches. The term "maraschino" in reference to cherries derives from the liqueur distilled from the juice of the marasca cherry in which the fruit/Was originally preserved. FEATURE A FULL LINE OF: SUBARU Sf. LLI RAOIAl TIRCS ALL MODELS IN STOCK! PRRTS • SRLES • SERVICE OPEN 6 DRYS PER WEEK EUROPA MOTORS '/a MILE EAST OF McHENRY ON RTE. 120 385-0700 McHenry Kiwanis Club Rudge, second vice-president. George Lane, treasurer, and Denis Buch, secretary, are not pictured. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Brian Cunat, left, past president of the McHenry Kiwanis club, holds charter with incoming president, Bryce Klontz. Others, at right, are Tom Williams, president­ elect; Dr. Dan Jannotta, first vice-president; and Jeff BLSINESSLOCTLOOK By Edward Thorlund The instability of s e v e r a l f o r e i g n governments is causing soul-searching among the financial and in­ vestment centers of America. The Mexican crisis caused serious concern in U.S. banking circles. That country has a foreign debt of eighty billion dollars, which it can in no way repay any time soon. It became apparent in August the Mexicans couldn't meet i n s t a l l m e n t s o n t h a t debt. Hastily, U.S. and other western banks pitched in to renegotiate the loans and allow Mexico to stave off bankruptcy. Brazil is another major concern. S o a r e o t h e r L a t i n countries to the south. Portland is another crisis country with large loans from U.S. banks. Her loans have also been renegotiated by the banks to prevent default. « ' W i t h t h e w o r l d generally experiencing recession, the question is whether all the fires can be put out as they arise. World bank officials meeting in Canada recently felt the bank's reserves should be increased about fifty percent; since the U.S. must put up a major portion of that increase, the U.S. delegations opposed to increase at this time. Private and govern­ ment central banks in some cases now realize they're overextended and must be cautious in e x t e n d i n g f u r t h e r credits to a number of countries. The hope is that major defaults or e v e n r e s o l u t i o n s a n d debt repudiations won't seriously erode con­ fidence in high banking circles of one or more western nations. But no one is sure that w o n ' t h a p p e n somewhere; because West Germany banks loaned so much money to Poland there is concern there, which has recently affected the mark's exchange rate. The world's first physician known by name was the Egyptian Imhotep, who lived about 2700 B.C. Egyptians later wor­ shipped him as the God of Healing. OUR CLUBHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC FOR DINNER, AT 3PM SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2ND ONLY BUSINESS AS USUAL WILL CONTINUE ON OCT. 3rd. However, on Oct. 2nd the Golf Course will be Open. We would appreciate it if you could please use the Pro Shop entrance. THANK YOU! CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 \ud»n9 SPECIALS ****** '4Pf v m n i ( B CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUD 2500 N. CHAPEL RD McHENRY 385-0333 You Select Any 1983 Auto and Well Show Ymi a Way to Significantly Lower Your Monthly Auto Payments. MONTHLY PAYMENT 24 month lease based on 30,000 miles with two payments of $298.35 each paid at beginning and twenty-two monthly payments of $298.35 for a total of $7,160.40. Extended terms are available which will lower your monthly payments. MONTHLY PAYMENT 28 478 Price of auto including tax is $11,368.62. Down payment is $1,258.35. Amount financed is $10,110.27. Twenty-four payments of $478.28. A.PR. is 12.5%. Total of payments is $11,478.22. Ours Identically equipped 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Coupes wtfh V-6 engine, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission, air-conditioning, rear window defroster, tinted glass, body side moldings, AM/FM stereo radio, speed control and white wall tires. Theirs If you are tired of making higher and higher monthly payments for your new auto, Marengo Service Corporation may have the cure for your xxSticker Shock" Leasing your 1983 auto. (Individuals only) By leasing an auto you simply pay only for that lg you want to have 1 approximately how many miles and we'll design that portion of the auto's useful fife that you use. Yo(i~V tell us how long you want to have the auto and for." a monthly payment plan that will be much lower than you might expect. TVpe of lease plan. Marengo Service Corporation offers a Closed-End lease only. This means that there is no need to worry about the resale value of the auto. It really is risk free. There is no obligation to buy the auto at the end of the lease. j Call Marengo Service Corporation today at 815-568-7258 for complete details. Find out how the convenience, flexibility and economics of leasing may be to your advantage. Why lease my new auto? For a number of good, solid reasons you should •consider leasing: 1. In most situations there is no down payment or security deposit. 2. Convenience of going to one place only to order any new auto equipped just the way you want. Also you will be dealing with an expert who will handle the complete transaction for you. 3. Even if you have the money for the full purchase price or for a significant down payment on a new auto, it may be to your economic advantage to lease and invest your money (like at Marengo Federal Savings). Why lease my new auto through Marengo Service Corporation? Again for a number of good, solid reasons: J. You'll be dealing with a subsidiary of Marengo Federal Savings --the largest financial institution in McHenry County. 2. You'll be dealing with people that have significant expenence in the auto and auto leasing business. 3. Your monthly payments for the lease will be significantly lower than you might expect. 4. As a totally independent lessor Marengo Service Corporation can provide you with any make or model of passenger auto or light duty truck, foreign or domestic. Marengo Service Corporation Subsidiary of Marengo Federal Savings and Loan Association 200 E. Grant Highway Marengo, Illinois 60152 • 815/568-7258 You're Invited to Our FALL OPEN HOUSE You're Invited to Our FALL OPEN HOUSE BfH Marengo Federal Sayings €3 RnH loan association " 'Free' Coffee, Doughnuts, Apple Ckler & Apples. SEPTEMBER 29 thru OCTOBER 9 MARENG0 200E Grant Highway • 815/588-7258 • McHENRY:4400 Route 120 • 815/344-1S00 • WOODSTOCK 111 CM* Street • 815/338-*S00 WOODSTOCK DRIVE-UP: Rout* 47 antf Calhoun Street • #15/338-7440 • CRYSTAL LAKE 550 Sertey R* on Rt »14 818/455-4300

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