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SF<.TION 2» PACK 8 • PI.AINDKALER HKR VI.I). WEDNESDAY , UECEMUEK 12, 1981 Church Plan 3 special weekend events I Three special events have been planned at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 N. Green Street, McHenry, next weekend. On Saturday, Dec. 15, at 6 p.m. the Sheepherders Fellowship Group will hold its annual Christmas party. The evening will begin with a sit- down dinner of Chicken Kiev. The program will continue with an unusual gif exchange. Coordinating he fun-filled evening are P . Jerry and Ann Lingeniann , ,;Dtek and Pat Gluege, Hip and Ardys Roepke, Harold and Shirley Kivley, Gene and Ann O'Donnell, Howard and Yvonne Alton, and Tom and Helen Hartkins. Sunday, Dec. 16, at the 9:45 a.m. worship service 300 Sunday School students, age three through eighth grade, will present the annual Children's Christmas program for parents, congregation, and members of the community. The program is e ntitled "The Greatest Gift of All" and is being directed by Jteth and Wally Johnson and Superintendent, Donna Smith. Sri ving as accompanist for the music portions of the program are Julie Jessup and Dawn LaBuy. As part of the program, each student is being asked to bring wrapped a good used toy or article of clothing to be given to needy children. Sunday, Dec. 16, at 5 p.m., the "Pairs and Spares Club" at the church has planned a Christmas Party with Santa Claus. Desserts and beverages will be served and everyone attending is asked to bring their favorite cookies, pie, or other treats to be shared, with the group. Adults with children are asked to bring a wrapped present for each of their own children with their name on it. The evening program will offer a sing-along of carols while the children visit with Santa and open gifts. The Fellowship Hall of the church will be ap­ propriately decorated for the evening. Coordinating the evening are Jim and Sharon Caulfield, Chris and Robin Steinman, and Chris and Mary Jane Lykke. Six youths from the church recently joined 1,000 others from Lake Region Chorale and church choir join in song The Lake Region Chorale and the choir of St. John the Baptist Cliurch will present a concert of sacred and Christmas music in the historic Gothic church of St, ,John the Baptist Sunday, Dec. '16, at. 4 p.m. in a benefit for St. John 's school. Admission is $5. The director of both choirs is Bill Misik. The Chorale will be per­ forming selections from the Vivaldi Gloria and music of the Renaissance and Baroque. The choir of St. John's will be featured in several songs and both choirs will join in the Halleluia Chorus. The church of St. John the Baptist is in Johnsburg, just north of McHenry, and is renowned for its accoustics. For information or directions call 312-587-4668. > . * , ~Y i*. i e jj Personal Service is something I can count on from Marengo Federal. 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In addition to frank discussions about sex, other popular seminar topics included teenage suicide, children of divorce, parent-teen relation- shipp ->nd cults. Some youths were also in­ volved in discussions about hunger, poverty, and war in central America and foreign policy and racial tensions in the Middle East. Those attending from Shepherd of the Hills were parish worker, Kim Rehfeldt, and hui aid Kot as sponsors, and Aleen "nnany, Kathy Bensen, Dan Mohnen, Ken Alton, Flynn Tiffany, and Jesse Petersen. First Baptist sets holiday musical Sat. In order to prevent conflicts in scheduling around Christmas, the First Baptist Church of McHenry is offering its Christmas musical, "Noel, Jesus Is Born," by Lanny Wolfe at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15. This musical includes a multi­ media slide presentation, drama and candlelighting service. It is both entertaining and wor­ shipful. 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