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<20 McHENRY PLAINDEALER Saction A Friday. Sap tarn bar 20, l*M Pag* 5 * Community Sunday School begins Faith Presbyterian Chruch, locat­ ed at the intersection of Lincoln and chapel Hill roads, announces the be­ ginning of Sunday School Sept. 22, at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. This opening will feature a balloon blast off and "Sun­ dae for Sunday School" at the 9:30 Sunday school hour. Both adults and children are invited to join in this morning of celebration and praise. At the 9:30 hour, classes for chil­ dren from kindergarten through se­ nior high will be offered, as will a Bible study on "The Book of Ro­ mans" taught by the Reverend Dr. Eric J. Snyder. At 10:45 a new worship experience will be offered for children in grades Recycling drive Sept. 21 c * c,\ ' l i C ;K (InV y,'>] *\ "Neither 20 degrees below zero f ". nor 99 degrees above is cause to ' cancel a recycling drive," according to Alice Howenstine, recycling chairman of the McHenry County Defenders. She added, "We did look around now and then on the Sept. 7 y drive to be sure that some of our workers hadn't just melted away." The next drive will be Saturday, Sept. 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the < * parking lot of McHenry Community r>' High School West Campus, 4724 W. ' /•Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry. Co- \ S sponsoring the drive will be the fr! I ft | (•f i Wjn L"'» it f £ U I & one through three called Sunday Cel­ ebration. Children will be dismissed prior to the sermon for a children's worship service geared specifically to their needs and interests. Also during the 10:45 worship hours, pre­ school Sunday school ages one through five will be offered; Faith church is a youthful and active congregation numbering over 200 families. Their new 4800-foot building addition is scheduled to be completed in mid-October. Faith of­ fers worship services at both 8:30 and 10:45 a.m., as well as six weekly Bible studies. Visitors are encour­ aged to attend with this youthful and active congregation. Lake in the Hills United Methods Church. Items which can be recycled in­ clude newspapers with no maga­ zines or Junk mail included, glass containers with all metal and plastic removed, "tin" cans rinsed and flat­ tened, aluminum scrap of all kinds, used motor oil and brown paper bags and cardboard in manageable bundles. For more Information about recy­ cling or how one's organization can participate in a future drive, call 385-8512. Spend a day in the country A wide variety of foods will tempt the fairgoers at "A Day in the Coun­ try" sponsored by the National Fo­ rum for Women at the Woodstock Conference Center, Sept. 29. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Several Woodstock restaurants will be serving their specialties. El Niagara will offer Mexican snacks, Uncle Dan's will serve chili, the Woodstock Inn's menu will include Italian beef, pizza and Italian ice, and the Old Courthouse Inn is fea- A farm market will offer fall's bounty with Brook Farm of Harvard providing home-grown produce and Thunder Grove Orchard of Marengo selling apples and cider- There will be a "beer garden" serving beer and wine coolers. There is sure to be something to please every palate and to appeal to every member of the family. Admis­ sion is free and the Woodstock Con' ference Center is located at 18410 Route 14. Show fashions Ifae Whispering Oaks Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the dub year Wednesday, Sept. 25 at the community center. A luncheon will be served by the board at 1 p.m., followed by a fashion show ar- Tj" jlX4Vk If at«i AM 41K A 1 VI A OW A - -- 0 AL -- pub Jtrjt Emma Foy, Elsie Winkel, Isabelle Thompson, Matilda Stolfa, GUh ria Sprague, Edith Knudsen and Lillian Gebhardt. Brand new-- for four years. If it costs more to repai r than to replace--you get a brand new car. Ask about The Keeper." Gary I. Mllkr McNonry,* COUNIHYCOWMMES* twwr Mi fcxilmin Wtvfcn Ringwood: Come to Petersen Park for fun time e X , T? V- £*C- Bundle up if it's cool, but do try to come out for a final picnic of the year for the church. It will be held at Petersen Park Sunday, Sept. 22/at 12:30 p.m., as soon as Greenwood church is out. There will be games of volleyball, tennis, horseshoes, softbaU, or whatever. Bring your own picnic lunch, etc. SEWING CIRCLE The sewing circle of the Ringwood United Methodist Women will meet Doris Low 653-9262 at the home of Doris Low Thursday, Sept. 26, from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Lorraine Patcb will bring the des­ sert and Katy Christopher will bring salad. " This is One of the last big meetings for the ladies to get together as a large group to work on items for the upcoming Bazaar slated Saturday, Nov. 2. Individuals and small groups are working on various items such ps woven rugs, Christmas orna­ ments, wall hangings, place mats, aprons, pillow cases, etc. Closer to the Ume of the event, the candy making groun will go to work. Santa's little helpers will be busy as bees from now until the big day. FOOD CO-OP - There have been some changes made again for the food co-op order meeting, therefore, all of you who are concerned are requested to call Nancy Daurio or Pat Malo for final details. REMINDER Everyone is invited to attend the Owl Hoot Night Hike on the trails of Glacial Park, just north of Ring- wood. This activity should prove to be a fascinating experience. Meet at the main parking lot at 7 p.m. Sun­ day, Sept. 22. RUMMAGE SALE Plans are now in full swing for the semi-annual Rummage Sale at the Ringwood church Oct. 11 and 12. We will need donations for this and also a lot of workers. Donations may be dropped off at the church anytime after church services Sunday, Oct. 6 through Wednesday, Oct. 10. The earlier the better, as the ladies need Ume to sort and mark all items. mm CLOTHES CLOSET The ladies of the Ringwood church will be working at the Clothing Clos­ et in Woodstock today to help pro­ cess clothing given to the closet. Anyone in the county wishing to do­ nate their time to this worthy cause may do so by calling the Clothing Closet and leaving their name and phone number. JUNIOR CHURCH Junior Church has started at the Ringwood church. This is 15 minutes after th$ regular worship services begin, so bring your children and cometo church at 9 a.m. The children hear a mini chil­ dren's sermon by the Rev. Gordon Smith and then they go to the base­ ment for their own activities. Let's bring the kids and make this a worthwhile time for the volunteer teachers. AUCTION The Ringwood church auction Sept. 14 was a huge success because of all who donated and worked. There was a lot of fellowship, fun and bargains, the food was fantasUc and the popcorn machine made it a festive day. The morning started off on the cloudy side but all concerned prayed a lot and the good Lord de­ cided to make it a beautiful day for the people participating. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Art and P & 7ft Int. "Shifting Gears Toward The Future" SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM TRANSMISSION REBUILDING OF ALL TYPES FULL REPAIRS AVAILABLE ALL REPAIRS FULLY WARRANTEED 4207 WILMOT RO. SUNNYSIDE, IL 00050 815/385-9133 815/385-9134 Bev Kreutzer Sept. 21; and Bud and June Oxtoby, Sept. 26. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 20--Ringwood Ladies-Cloth­ ing Closet-10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 22~Worship Services 9 a.m.-- Ringwood Church. Junior Church 9:15 a.m.-Ringwood Church. Sept. 25-Choir Practice 7 p.m.- Ringwood Church. Sept. 26-Sewing Circle--10:30 a.m -3 p.m.- Home of Doris Low. Oct. U-12-Semi-Annual Rummage Sale-Ringwood Church. 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