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Page 4 McHENRY PLAINDEALER Soctlon A Friday, August30.19SS Community x Church School starts Sept. 8 Ringwood: Church auction held soon The Sunday School teaching staff was installed recently at a special service held at Shepard of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 N. Green St. Mchenry. In a meaningful installa­ tion service, the teachers promised to prepare carefully for their teach­ ing addignments and congreation menbers agreed to wholeheartedly support the teachers in their impor­ tant work. The teachers all joined in a staff meeting Tuesday evening to review the calendar of events for the com­ ing year for the Sunday school and to participate in teacher edudcation sessions. The Perfect Attendance Award System used in the life of the Sunday school was also explained, and a question and answer period for the new teachers was provided. The Sunday church sessions will begin Sept. 8, with two sessions of Sunday school held each Sunday. Grades seven through 12 will meet fron 8:30 to 9:30a.m. and children ages three through sixth grade, as well as adults, will meet from 9:45 Ly to 10:45a.m. The parish has 640 stu­ dents ages three through 21. Donna Smith is serving as super­ intendent of the Sunday Church School. Other teachers and staff members include Julie Grude, Car­ ol Franklin, Nancy Oland, Sharon Caulfield, Pam Cunat, Susan David­ son, Donna Gaspers, Mary Jane ykke, Judy Barr, Ruth Cepuder, adeline Henning, Marge Leary, Shirley Humann, Roberta Denley, Chris McCormack, Sue Murphy, Carolyn Lawson. Also Dawn Thome, Brenda Giaco- min, Lynn Kinast. Kathy Carlson, Glad Weyland, Diana Wilson, Janet Geron, Beth Sofie, Debbie Schmidt, Ruth Roper, Chris Bender, Carol Chrisman, Jan Kalvaitis, Brenda Hansen, Lisa Anderson, Marcy Busse, Joanna Mohnen, Caryl Mont­ gomery, Gail Schmaus, Sherri Sitz, Vickie Moravec, Jane Galler, Cheryl Pospichal, Jeff Haddick. And David Geron, Sally Iwert, Sue Mohnen, Joyce Erie, Jerry Ro­ land, Pam Cunat, Julie Jessup, Diane Doessel, Mil Albrecht, Sally Manktelow, Audrey Whitney, Mar­ tha Finkbeiner, Virginia Thorne, Bruce Ericson, Donna Smith, Kim Rehfeldt and Pastor Roger W. Schneider, Kathy Zank, Ron Kot, Mary Lou Nichols, Glen Evenson, Roger Krause and Judith Warren. Donna Smith, superintendent of the Sunday Church School at Shepard of the Hills is pictured at a teachers staff meeting. Supplies sought for needy family There is a family of seven in McHenry in dire need. They have five children who must have clothes to go to school. Fish was able to help<with some cash spent at a local re-sale shop, but the children still need the following items: Oldest girl, jeans or slacks Junior Miss size 7 or 8, tops Junior Miss size 9 or 10; Second girl, jeans or slacks Girls size 14, tops Girls size 12 or 14; Third girl, jeans or slacks Girls size 6, tops Girls size 6; Fourth girl, jeans or slacks Girls size 4, tops or dresses Girls size 5; Boy, jeans or slacks Boys size 14, tops Boys size 14, a Parkland School gym suit size 14. This family and several others need school supplies, new pencils, .pens, notebooks, crayons, etc. Food stamps cannot be used for these items. Anyone who can help supply any of these things, is urged to phone 385-0258. These clothes should be in good, clean, condition. Also, other items of clothing or in other sizes cannot be accepted as there are no storage facilities. It is difficult at times to realize the real need some of the neighbors in McHenry have to endure. Anoth­ er family with five children was forced to move when the house they were renting was sold. They have not been able to find another. Rents are very high, landlords are reluc­ tant to rent to large families, and government housing has a long waiting list. Last night this mother and the five children slept in the park! FISH checked with all known lo­ cal agencies, but McHenry County has no emergency housing. An un- Fund raiser Xi Kappa Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hQldjts annual ALS Tag Day in McHenry Saturday, Aug. 31. Amyotrophic Lateral Scle­ rosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's Disease is a disease causing deterioration of nerve cells in the spifial cord and brain that govern the body's motor * functions. The cause and cure re­ main unknown..All funds collected t6 "Strike Out ALS" will be sent to the Illinois Chapter of ALS, a non­ profit, charitable and tax-exempt organization. Xi Kappa Iota celebrated its tra­ ditional Beginning Day with a salad supper in the home of Linda Ja- chino. The 1985-86 yearbooks using the international theme, "Walk in the Sun, Find Renaissance," were distributed to members by the year­ book committee. A program entiUed, "Invitation to Life: Degrees and Requirements of Beta Sigma Phi" was presented by Virge Stasiak. The evening also included two rit­ uals. Lois Hegner received the Ritu­ al of Jewels and became a full member, and G. G. Reid received the Pledge Ritual. Members, husbands and children , "stepped back in time" by spending a day at King Richard's Faire near Bristol, Wis., Aug. 10. Other cultur­ al-social outings planned for the year were announced at the Begin­ ning Day celebration. Officers for the coming*year are Carol Ridlen, president; Joyce Lad- wig, vice-president; Lois Hegner, corresponding secretary; Connie Jackson, recording secretary; Virge Stasiak, treasurer; and Ka­ ren Colomer, extension officer. Beta Sigma Phi is an internation­ al organization for women, offering opportunities for friendship, devel­ opment of cultural appreciation, and community service. There are more than 12,500 chapters in 33 countries, with over 250,000 mem­ bers. Xi Kappa lota chapter meets monthly in the homes of members. employed man in our community has slept in his cSfrlor four weeks. FISH volunteers feel helpless and frustrated when faced with these problems. They can only offer emergency help. Church school in 4th year This week marked the beginning of the Alliance Christian School's fourth year of operation in McHen­ ry. The school offers a full curricu­ lum from a Christian perspective for grades one through 12 and has as its goal the achievement of aca­ demic excellence while providing an atmosphere in which each stu­ dent may grow in respect to his salvation. Located one-quarter block east of Route 31 on Bull Valley Rd., ACS offers a traditional class­ room approach to instruction. Having themselves entered into a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, each staff member views teaching as an opportunity to minis­ ter to the student's spiritual, intel- lect6ual and emotional needs. Degreed teachers for grades 1-8 teach a curriculum which includes Bible, language arts (reading, grammar, spelling) math, science, history and health. Also included in each student's schedule are physi­ cal education, art and music. Aca­ demically, the school places major emphasis on reading, writing and arithmetic. The high school curriculum, in which students are currently en­ rolled in 18 different classes, has been established to meet the State of Illinois graduation requiremtns. These serve as a standard to which ACS has added typing, computer literacy, music and Bible. ACS envisions its ministry as an extension of the family and invites others interested in obtaining addi­ tional infomation to call the school office at 385-1519. , The auction that is planned for the Ringwood church is coming soon; just two weeks frpm tomorrow, and we hope to see all of you there. Be sure to mark your calendars to at­ tend Saturday, Sept. 14. More items have been called in including a baby bed, floor scrubber and polisher, marble topped table, child's rocker, toaster broiler oven, antiques and other things you, your neighbors and friends might want. Mike Wieser will be doing the auctioneering under the Big Top at the church. For donations or ques­ tions, call 385-2464, 385-5002 or 653- 3294. There will be a refreshment stand fpr those coming early or staying late. The auction will begin at noon aid viewing of the articles to be on salewill start at 11 a.m. Doris Low 653-9262 COMMONS The Ringwood Commons keeps looking so nice, all because of those who really care. The tables donated by the McHenry Jaycees and MCCD are being used and appreciated very much. They add just the extra touch the park needed. Keep up the good work volunteers! NEW GRANDCHILD Gary and Jill Hosier are the par­ ents of Johnathan Ryan, born Aug. 8. He weighed 8 lbs. 7 oz. and was 21 inches long. He has a sister Kather- ine, two years old. Maternal grand­ parents are Frank and June Nosek of Naperville. Paternal grandpar­ ents are Dorothy and Monte Hosier of McHenry. This is the first grandson on both sides of the family, but the second grandchild for Monty and Dorothy. Congratulations to all of you. JUST WANDERING That's just what Walt and Doris Low did last weekend. They 'just wandered' up into and around the Montello area of Wisconsin. No par­ ticular destination; just a relaxing weekend. They struck it lueky and weren't caught out in the rain even though they traveled through many showers. SUNDAYSCHOOL Sunday School sessions will begin m available* lor j i witjh the Me gaaraaCeed not more 5.. : • Payments up to 30 years • M% financing Annual percentage rate 10.26% Rate M* 19SS on e*M*§ single family owner cation fee credited towards closing costs. For more information con­ tact our Consumer Loan Department 331-6290. at 9:15 a.m. at the Ringwood church Sunday, Sept. 8. Mark your calen­ dars to get the whole family back on schedule for church worship. SCHOOL School has begun and it doesn't seem possible. Where has the sum­ mer gone? It seemed only last week that the kids were getting out of school for summer vacation, and now it's all over. We didn't really get everything done that we had hope<J to do with the kids this sum­ mer of just get done for ourselves. Oh well, there's next summer! Now to get back into the routine of more laundry, fixing lunches and kids catching the bus. If driving to work yourself, watch for the chil­ dren at bus stops and on the way. We all have to help protect them from harm. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Bill Dowell and-Shawn Malo Aug. 30; and to Richard Thompson, Mabel Thomas, Gary Marcellis and Anita Munger Aug. 31. BUd Oxtoby will start Sep­ tember out by celebrating his spa- cial day Sept. 1. Sept. 3 is that special day for Donna Spencer, Jim Jerls and Paul Schwegel, Jr. Mike Hogan, Jr. and Matthew Rasmussen Sept. 4. t WE SALUTE WORKERS EVERYWHERE * FOR THEIR SUPPORT I IN MAKING THIS COUNTRY 1 ABETTER PLACET01IVE! * * m WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, M8S LABOR DAY McHENRYSTATE BANK * * I 3 > W Jackson ' tm H. Seminary $100 Northwest Highway* Woodstock. II 60098 Woodstock, II 60098 Crystal take, ft 60014 . . 338 6200 M ' 338-6200 4$9 5100 jLjgJ SUMMER HOURS MOM THURS 9 im.10 j).m. SUNDAY 9 a m 9 p.m. 4610 W. 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