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PAGE 20 • l'LAIMH ALKK - FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1»78 Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Elsie Ottoson Recovers From Eye Surgery Elsie Ottoson had surgery last week at the Eye & Ear hospital at Illinois Research in Chicago She arrived home Wednesday of this week We wish you a speedy recover.. Elsie BIRTHDAYS Birthdays to be celebrated on Aug. 17 are Bob Baker and Nicky Billikas and on Aug 18 we see that Linda VanEvery, Frank Visconti and Marion Winters will have their special day Aug 19 is another busy day with Tommie Hogan, Jim McGowan and Amy Zvonar celebrating, and on Aug 20 we find Earl Sonnemaker adding another year On Aug 21 we see Dorothy Hosier and Len Spencer celebrating their natal day as does Lois Mough on Aug 22, Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people ANNIVERSARIES We have two anniversaries this coming week and they happen to fall on the same day, Aug 16 is that special day for Clayton and Virginia Bruce and Paul and Althea Waikington Happy Anniversary to both of you wonderful couples and we wish you all many, many more happy anniversaries. Call us your special dates so vou can be remembered too Learn to Super Sew Pake 8 easy, inexpensive lessons iisin«[ Ann Person's unitpie sewing methods. It's fun - it's fast - it fits - and it's fashion! STARTING BASIC 8 CLASSES WITH OPENINGS: Monday, August 14 -- 9:30 a.m. Monday, August 21 -- 7:00 p.m. Thursday, August 24 -- 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 29 -- 9:30 a.m. FREE WITH CLASS SIGN-lIP AND THIS COUPON A See-Through Dressmaker Ruler VALUED AT *200 FOR-BEGFN NERS"O NTY" Learn to sew the easy Ann Person way -- Pre-Basic 8 - Wed., August 16, 7:00 p.m. 4 Sessions -- $12.00 Stretch & Sew North Americas Fabric & Sewing Center Liberty Mill Plaza, 918 S. Milwaukee Ave., libertyville Phone 362-2660 Mon. Thurs. 9:00 to 9:00, Fri.-Sat. 10:00 to 5:00 THINGS TO REMEMBER . Every Sunday -- Morning Watch -- 7 a m. -- Greenwood church Every Sunday - 'Church S e r v i c e s - - 9 : 1 5 a . m . - - Ringwood church Every Sunday -- Church School - 9:15 a.m. -- summer schedule Tuesday, August 15 -- Par­ sonage "Get Together" -- 7 :30 p.m. No choir practice for the summer Thursday, Aug 24 - Sewing Circle--10:30 a.m. til 3 p.m.-- Mary Butler's home Gee folks even our August calendar is scant Do call us with vour news God Bless vou all DIAL-A-PRAYER 1-385-1234 The Truth Little Mary was on a visit to her grandparents, and the old-fashioned clock in the wall was a source of wonderment to her. While she was standing before it her grandmother said to her from the next room, "Is the clock running, dear?" " N o , m a ' m , " p r o m p t l y replied Mary, "It's just stand­ ing still and wagging its tail." Plan Worship Workshop Miriam Kenna, Pastor Schneider and Ron Kot plan a Worship Workshop to be held at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry. Many Lutherans of this area will be attending a congregational event Sept. 9 at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, and use the recently published Lutheran Book .of Worship. Leading the event will be the Rev. Wayne Tellekson as liturgist, James Johnson, musician, and Mrs. Carolyn Lystig, educator. These persons were trained for their leadership respon­ sibility during a workshop in -j --' v k * « ^ii \ * mi ^i» USTIC ARBOR April, when they participated in an intense study and in "experiencing" the new ser­ vice book and hymnal. This local event will give Lutheran congregational worship leaders the opportunity to discuss the rationale of the book and the theology on which it is founded. Considerable time will be devoted to the chief service of the church which is provided for Sunday worship, and to some of the new hymns. The Lutheran' Book of Worship has been published by the American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church of America, in cooperation with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada, and is a result of more than twelve years of preparation. Included in the 960-page book are 544 hymns, new and old, propers, prayers, psalms, texts and melodies for the various liturgies. The liturgies are printed in two colors for ease in following. The last jointly published worship book was issued in 1958. It is generally expected that the new Lutheran Book of Worship will result in an in­ creasing renewal of worship throughout the church, a new interest in the meaning of liturgy, and in a deeper un­ derstanding of Lutheran worship traditions. Counseling Available For Vietnam Veterans The war in Vietnam has been over for three years and unless the serviceman chose to make that his career, most veterans of that period have returned to civilian life. However, some veterans from that war are having adjustment problems in shaping their futures. Donald Ramsey, director of the VA regional office in Chicago, says. Veterans of that era are more fortunate than their coun­ terparts from other wars because new laws have set up a special counseling service under the Veterans Ad­ ministration for their benefit. Ramsey said the service provides testing and evaluation of an individual veteran con­ cerning his capabilities and desires in planning his future. The service aids the veteran in selecting a profession or Job that will help him lead a rewarding life. Counseling on college, un­ dergraduate or technological studies is part of the program. Changes in courses after an initial change require coun­ seling before VA approval is given for specific courses. Counseling and information is available at the VA regional office in Chicago. Information may be obtained from veteran s e r v i c e o r g a n i z a t i o n representatives. 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