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Church W.L. Bible Church invites all to attend film showing The congregation of Wonder Lake Bible Church, along with Pastor Merle D. Conklin, invite the general public to join them in viewing the highly acclaimed series of films, "Focus on the Family," produced by the well- known psychologist and family counselor, Dr. James C. Dobson. They will be shown Sunday evenings at 6 p.m., beginning Sunday, Sept. 9. The series includes seven films, "The Strong-Willed Child," Sept. 9; "Shaping the Will Without Breaking the Spirit," Sept. 16; "Christian Fathering," Sept. -- 23;( "Preparing for Adolescence: The Origins of Self-Doubt," Sept. 30; "Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality," Oct. 7; "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew A6oirt Women; The Lonely Housewife," Oct. 14; "What Wives Wish Their Money, Sex, and Children," Oct. 21. Dr. Dobson is Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, University of Southern California School of Medicine; attending staff, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles; and author of several books such as "Dare to Discipline," "The Strong-Willed Child," and "Hide or Seek." - There is no charge for viewing the films, but a free-will offering will be received. They are about one hour in length. The church is located at 7501 Howe Rd., at the north end of Wonder Lake. For further in­ formation, call 728-0422 or 728- 1687. V From left to right, "Birdie" Bergdahl, Carol Keevil and W$lly Johnson are shown "choosing up" teams to challenge the Roger's Raiders, Pastor Schneider's team, at Shepherd of the Hills' Annual .'Family Picnic. This will be just one highlight of the day. Plan greatest family picnic Husband Knew About Women American Catholicism to be explored at 3-day conference the Catholic Church in the The conference fee is $15. United States, beginning its Checks should be made to separate existence. Among the topics are "American Catholics and a Usable" Past," "The Early American Church, 1627-1830," "The Transitional Church, 1946- 1960," "Images of Catholicism in| American Film," /'The Catholic Worker: Seedbed of Catholic Liberalism," and "Catholic Education." "Cultural t)imensions of American Catholicism" will examine the Catholic laity as members of a separate American subculture in a three- day conference Sept. 13-15 at Loyola University's Lake Shore Campus, 6525 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago. The conference celebrates the 200th anniversary of the ap­ pointment of Father John Carroll as Prefect Apostolic of Catholic Conference-Loyola University and sent to Lawrence J. McCaffrey, Dept. of History, Loyola University, 6525 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, IL 60626. For more information, call 530-2220. / SPONSOR CAR WASH The First United Methodist Youth Group will sponsor a car wash Saturday, Sept. 8. It will be held in the church's back parking lot at 3717 W. Main St., McHenry from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cars will cost $2 and vans will be $3. All proceeds go toward funding youth group related activities and other organizations such as missions and FISH. The community's rticiopation will be deeply appreciated. Share in ministry at First Baptist Sept. 9 ^ The annual church picnic at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 N. Green St., McHenry, is the place to be Sunday, Sept. 9, at one o'clock, yrhe church picnic grounds will jf be a festive sight with free food and beverages available for the family. Those attending have also been asked to bring tl>eir favorite dish to pass to complete the feast. There'll be games, races and prizes for all the children. Also, a volleyball game has been planned for after lunch. The committee feels that this year's picnic is looking good and should be one of their best ever for family entertainment and fun. The Agape Players will perform at the First Baptist Church, 509 Front St. (south Route 31), McHenry, Sunday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m. They are a group of college age people from all across the United States who spend nine months traveling nationally and internationally, presenting musical dramas and concerts, under the direction of their founders in 1969, Rocky and Alice Adkins of Lake Wales, Fla. Everyone is invited to come and share in their ministry. GET IN SHAPE FOR YOUR FALL OR WINTER CRUISE THIS YEAR! THE TRAVELER IS GIVING AWAY ONE MONTH FREE MEMBERSHIP TO NEW DIMENSIONS FITNESS CLUB IN McHENRY FOR EVERY CRUISE BOOKED BY NOVEMBER 1, 1984. FINAL CLEARANCE ALL REMAINING NEW 1984 CARS, TRUCKS & VANS SAVINGS $ TO 3750 ALMOST ALL MODELS REMAINING WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! LAKEVIEW FORD MERCURY ()() S. 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N • Free A dmission • Free Parking * •Over 120 Business & Service Group Booths and Exhibits •Taste of Woodstock featuring favorite foods of 9 Woodstock restaurants •Style Shows • Demonstrations • Entertainment 'Children's Fingerprinting Service by the Woodstock Police Department 'Auto and RV Exhibits F()K INFORMA TI()J\ CALL 8/5/338-2436 Presented by the il'ood*Hick Chamber of Commerce 4uut Industry Join us for 3 days of exciting events • SEPTEMBER 7, 8, 9,1984 ...The great fall festival of sights, sounds and flavors. ENJOY A TASTEFUL SELECTION OF TREATS FROM 16 AREA RESTAURANTS! • BUTTERMANS •CATTLEMAN'S • P0N0ER0SA STEAK HOUSE • MASI'S • O'SHEA'S PUB. •JOHN'S ELGIN MARKET • INGLENOOK PANTRY . •DUNDEE MANOR • PIZZA TONITE • SMETTAN'S BAKERY & COFFEE SHOP Wine and Beer Available AND SO MUCH MORE! 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