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m s,sa SECTION 2. PAGE • • PLAINMALIR - FRIDAY. I I* T, 191V Rally Day At Church Ring wood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 - Pictured are church school superintendent, Erv Staveteig, and a group of children discussing Rally I'day at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. •; "Rally day" will be observed at Shepherd of the Hills I*Otheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, Sun­ day, Sept. 9. I Rally day is the day when all Sunday Church school students are promoted to their new <lasses. Two hundred fifty students from age 3 through eighth grade have registered into the school. A "Senior Special" discussion group for all high school students also will be meeting each Sunday during the Sunday school hour from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Rally day also marks the beginning of the new perfect attendance award period. > Staff members for the school include Erv Staveteig, superintendent; Berdie Bergdahl, Laurie Kohl, Leith Honning, Kathy Zank, Beth Johnson, Linda Panning, Alice Ort, Helen Kot, Carol Nelson, Kristin Stuhr & Pastor Schneider, Julie Smith, Aleta Gemmell, Eileen Hautzinger, Pat Kollernkark, Pat Buhr- man, Judy Zid, Ron Kot, Audrey Whiteny, Linda Staveteig, Martha Finkbeiner, Yvonne Alton, Julie Jessup, Mil Albrecht, Mel Hage, Dianne Hage and Kathy Behm. U.M.W. Ladies Set Joint Trip The Ringwood and Green­ wood U.M.W. ladies and friends will be meeting at the Ringwood church on Thursday, Sept. 13, for their trip to Wesley Woods, Lake Geneva. The group will leave promptly at 10 a.m., and will be pooling rides, so all must be on time for this trip. There will be a tour of the campgrounds and an in­ teresting program from the Lake Bluff Children's home. Lunch will be at the cam­ pgrounds, and the organizations hope that all will come. Even those who are not members of either group may come as guests. For further information, call Althea Walkington, Katie Christopher or Doris Low. HOST PUPPET WORKSHOP Church of all deno­ minations are invited to send representatives to the Puppet workshop being held on Monday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.m. at the Ringwood church. Environmental Seminar ' - Steve Aradas, director of the fllCHenry County Regional Pfenning commission, will teach a Northeastern Illinois University extension course this faH trimester at the North JUnior high school, 170 Oak, in Crystal Lake. "Seminar in Environmental Studies: Land use Issues" will be offered Monday evenings from 5:30 to 8*15 p.m. beginning Sept. 10. ;>Land Use Issues" will deal with these important topics: zoning, transportation, agriculture, energy, water supplies, solid waste, and Americans attitudes toward land. For further information concerning this graduate level course, contact Steve Aradas, 336 Oriole Trail, Crystal Lake, 60014. Wore _ tea drunk in the U.S. is made with tea bags. ENNQX AIR CONDITIONING High Efficiency QUIET - DEPENDABLE COPPER COILS - HIGH E.E.R.S LOW OPERATING COSTS. CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE FINANCING AVAILABLE ucati»i£ akin rnni inh SINCE 1931 3511 S. WRIGHT R0. V Mchenry, il i HEATING AND COOLING A Certified IENNQM Denier (815)459-2300 1312)526-6286 Jtye *<o0 Savings INCENTIVES ALL MUST HUGE DISCOUNTS * leSABRE • * WWOHS But Hurry BUY NOW Time Is Limited USED CAR CLEARANCE '74 MATADOR 2 DR. Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, red. 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RT . 12 , FOX LAKE 312 587 2555 FALL CHURCHSCHEDULE Boys and girls, ages 3 years through sixth grade, remember this Sunday, Sept. 9, you are invited to meet Mr. and Mrs. Noah on the Ark at the Ringwood church at 9:45, and at the Greenwood church at 10:45. Hope to see you there. You teen-agers, sixth grade through twelfth grade, meet at the Greenwood church Sunday night, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. for an old-fashioned Harvest day with lots of fun and eats! Don't forget! CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Katy Christopher spent a few days with her daughter and family at Black Creek, Wis., last week. On Friday, the folks brought her home to spend the Labor Day weekend with the rest of the family. With three birthdays within ten days, it was a combined celebration for Patty, Dave and Katy. + BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Mike Etten on Sept. 9. and to Jeff Silzer, and Martha Bidlack on Sept. 10. Sept. 11 is that special day for Holly Harvey, and on Sept. 12 we find Virginia Bruce and Mark Zvonar celebrating their special day. Sept. 13 we find Annie 'Rich, Jim Etten, John Eberle, Jr., and Cliff Spencer adding another candle to their birthday cakes; and on Sept. 14, we will find Sandy (Hoffman) Hunt blowing out the candles on her birthday cake. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people. NO ANNIVERSARIES Remember, folks, the only way we can list yotir birthday or wedding anniversaries is for you to call one of the above reporters and get your dates listed in the birthday book. Do call us, it makes our job a lot easier. THINGS TO REMEMBER Sept. 9 - church services - Ringwood church' - 9:15 a.m. Sept. 9 -- church school ~ Ringwood church - 9:45 a.m. Sept. 13 -- U.M.W. trip to Wesley Woods. 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