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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY^APRIL 30,1980 Bible Prophecy Film At McHenry Church A Thief in the Night, a new color film, will be shown at the McHenry Evangelical Free church, on the corner of Lincoln road and Charles street, Sunday, May 4, at 6 p.mt A Thief in the Night is a mighty motion picture about Bible prophecy,. It shows. what can happen when Jesus Christ returns. This exciting story centers around Patty, an average girl caught up in living for the present, with little concern about the future. What happens when this thinking finally catches up with her provides an action packed; unforgettable drama. The fast moving pace includes a young man confronted by a deadly Asian cobra, a young girl's daring escape from jail, and a take­ over by "The Imperium" that regards all, who are not properly identified, as enemies of the system. Filmed on location in Iowa, this picture portrays with devastating reality the Biblical prediction, "There will be no place to hide." A Thief in the Night was given the "Best Film of the Year" award by the National Evangelical Film / foundation of Valley Forge, Pa. The lead actress, Miss Patty Dunning, was given the "Outstanding Female Actress" award at the same time. McHenry Hospital For Service Warning You From a classified ad in a small Mississippi paper: "Posi­ tively no more baptizing in my pasture. Twice in the last two months my gate has keen left open by Christian people. Before I chase my heifers all over the country again, you sinners can go to hell. " V U > \ l ( . ( > V W K " V Mother's Day Sale vSALE ENOS MAY 28,1980 USE WARDS CHARG- ALL CREDIT Optical Dtp* Designer frames ' by internationally famed fashion artists Free! jl with your purchase of prescription lenses. js °\ Whether she's a traditional, caring homemaker, an important executive or sports-loving outdoor type, we'll have distinctive designer frames to express her own special style and to gladden her heart On her day. 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LaFox (312) 697-7520 SOUTH HOLLAND Dutch Valley Equipment 171 St. k State Street (312) 877-6500 WAR RENVILLE Suburban Lawn 29W036 Butterfield Road (312) 393-1966 McHenry hospital personnel who received service pins at a recent ceremony included, from left Helen Golbeck, A.R.T.; Bernice Kreutier, nurse technician; Phyllis Westphal, R.N.; Anthony Corcoran, executive director; Isabel Brody, registered dietitian; Gloria Cooper, E.N. and Angeline Stoddard, patient representative. All received 15-year pins except Mrs. Golbeck, who received a 10-year pin. One hundred fifteen employees of McHenry hospital were honored for their years of service at an a w a r d p r e s e n t a t i o n ceremony recently. Topping the honor roll were two employees who received 20- year pins, Valerie Patterson, c e r t i f i e d s u r g i c a l technologist who is now supervisor of the Treatment room and Patient Escort service; and Aleigra Revak, R.N., the hospital's pur­ chasing agent. Mrs. Patterson started her hospital career in Novem­ ber, 1958, as a nurses aide, but transferred to surgery as an operating room technician within six months. She remained in the surgery department for 15 years, earning her cer­ tification in 1972, and has been supervisor of the treatment room since 1973. Mrs. Revak began her employment at the hospital as a "relief" medicine nurse in May, 1959, and tran­ sferred into the surgery department later that year. When the new hosDital ad­ dition was built in 1961, Mrs. Revak opened the original Central Service depratment, supervising its equipment and supply purchasing. She directed that department until 1973, when she became the hospital's full-time purchasing agent. . Six employees received 15- Wonder Lake - Marian Boswell and William Salmen. 5-year: McHenry - Judith Bender, Ann Krawczyk, Darlene Johnson, Sandra Russel, Leoda Freund, Doris Basel, Mary Jane Davis, Rosalie Smith, Carole Ragalie, Dorothy Oprzedek, Marian Scarbrough, William Perschke, Lawrence Lauer, Sandra Bowe, Shirley Olsen, Jeseline Splendoria, Grace Bentz, Richard Wilhelm, Marjorie Burton, Kathleen Brown, Angeline^ Wolf, Marjorie Samet, Patricia Haley, Patricia Schaller, Ruth Wilkinson, Margaret Grams, Dianna Crosson, Marcia Wolff, Catherine Mueller, Laverne Reed, Joanne Davidson, Beverly Bishop, Carolyn Holmes, Betty Miller, Bernice Musielak, Joyce Mazzoni, Mary Dowell, Ann Rodenkirch, Terri Doherty, P a m e l i n e H u b b a r d , Kathleen LaGreca and Chitra Rudge. Wonder Lake - Bonnie Brown, Katherine Condon, Lorraine Henely and Catherine Keinz. Island Lake - Dorothy Chobot. Ringwood -- Deborah Wartell. When McHenry hospital held its first ceremony to award service pins to long-tenure employees, two employees received 20-year pins: Aleigra Revak, R.N., the hospital's purchasing agent (left) and Valerie Patterson, CST (right) supervisor of the,treatment room and patient escort service. They are shown with Anthony Corcoran, executive director of the hospital, who presented pins to 115 employees whose service exceeds five years. year pins: Anthonys coran, executive director; Isabel Brody, R.D.,; Gloria Cooper, R.N.; Bernice Kreutzer,. nurse technician; Angeline Stoddard, patient representative; and Phyllis Westphal, R.N. A total of 43 employees received 10-year service pins, and 64 received 5-year service pins, including the following from this area. 10.year: McHenry -Clara Arend, Richard Rad|fe&,' Harold Palmer, Geralline. WagRet, Gladys Schmitt, Gladys Schroeder, Lora Jean Weber, Helen Golbeck, Margaret Sundby, Edythe Lavin, Margaret Thurlwell, Shirley Rowe, Clarence Diedrich, Helen Duarte, Evelynne Walter, Gayle Laursen, Theresa VanFleet, Sharon Lewis, Shirley Stanlik, Linda Lesner, Violet D i n s m o r e , V i r g i n i a Josephson, Margaret Sch­ mitt and Donald Hofman. R i n g w o o d - - N a n c y Bowmap,v! and Edith Harrison. 3-level washing action featuring multi-orbit waah arm. FermaTuf® interior wont chip, crack, peel or rust in normal use. Sound insulation for quiet operation. / 9 General Eloctric's famous Potscrubber® HI dishwasher has 8 cycles Power Scrub®. T&? Pawor8CTj£® cycle may not do everything (such as remove burned-on sous) but it win remove drled-on soils from pote, pans and casseroles Built-in soft food disposer pulverizes soft food particles and flushes ft,- m • •»-«-- them down the drain Low eneKv . ™ "r convection drying, an energy saving UlS €E llhafi drying option and lower water usage cycle selections. *431.95 » M ( T< FImI Ctsl 419'5 Serving the McHenry Area for over 50 Years CAREY APPLIANCE st&jfi 1241 Worth Or--n St. 3S5-S500 SERVICE v McHenry, II. Film Series Nativity Lutheran church, 3506 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, will be showing the film, ' ' P r e p a r i n g f o r Adolescence: The Origins of Self-Doubt," Friday, May 2, at 7 p.m. A second showing will be Sunday, May 4, at noon. The public is en­ couraged to attend. "Focus on the Family Film Series," by Dr. James Dobson is a collection of seven consecutive films, all of different topics, but all related to the functioning of family life. It is not necessary to see the first films in order to see any others of the series, so people interested in certain topics being shown whould feel welcome to attend. Other films to be shown will be "Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality" Friday, May 9, at 7 p.m. and on Sunday, May 11, at noon, "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: The Lonely Housewife," and "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: Money, Sex, and Children. If there are any questions concerning the films, in­ terested persons are urged to feel free to call the church or contact Pastor Roger Olson at 653-3832. Pay Attention Ben told Bob that the blonde in the green dress may be good-looking but she's not very •*smart. Bob had a reply: "I agree. She hasn't paid any at­ tention to me, either." IENY UMSEtflMC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter. (Example 2 hours . . . total charge $1 plus tax.) 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