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The 8ug1e Thuraday December 16 1971

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First Baptist

Church

The Flrat Baptist church of

Niles, 7339 Waukegan rd., Invites

everyone to Join them on Dec. 19,

at 7:30 ii.m., for an old-fashioned,

joyful time of music, song and

pageant at this Christmas soasAs.

The program presented by the

Sunday School young yesple miii

feature a little children's hand,

a pageant by the JUnIOrS and a

play wIth projetted slides by the

teenagers - all centered arosod

old - fasbionad

decorated

Christmas tree.

Pastor McMasss welcomes ali

to attend the other servicea of

the church. Sunday School at 9:45

a.m4 Sooday morning service at

ii a.m.,

Wednésday

evening

Prayer Servito at 7:30 p.m. and

instruction lo "How to Under-

stand the Bthle."

Care for bables and toddlers

is provided at oil seroicea.

Lutheran Church

On the Fourth Sonday in Ad-

Vent, Dec. 19, at two identical

services. 9 and 10:30 a,m. the

Lutheran Church of the Resor-

recUso, a450 N. Shermer rd..

Riles, wlB celebrate Ito fifth as-

fluai "Carol Service is Tes Les-

sosa.' This bas always bees a

significant event io the life of

the coogregation. All three of

the chsrch's flea choirs will pro-

sesc special anthems and carols.

There will be sreclal instrumeo-

caliate for the service and the

theme will be cesteredarnuod the

journey of mss from the creation

to the ChristloTon Lessons. Titis

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Church &

Temple. News Notes

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CONGREGATION BETH AMI

Northwest

Suhsrbas Jewish

Congregados wiil conduct sor-

vices at 8:15 p.m. Dec. 17 at

which time Rabbi Lawreoce H.

Chantey's Sorteos will be 'BrIng

Forth the Mighty Man." Also that

evening will he theDecembnr As-

niveroary

Celebrants who will

host the Onog Shabhath. Saturday

morning cc 9:15 a.m. oerviceo.

Alec, son of Mr. sod Mrs. Mar-

Ini Lobed-s. will he Bar Mitzvah.

At 4 p.m., during Mische Msay-

clv services, Gary, son of Mr.

and Mrs. BeojamlnGoldutelo. will

be Bar Mitzvah.

Chaoskah Party to be held for

the Nursery school on Dec. 17

at 10:30 a.m. and 1:45 p.m.

Hebrew and Nursery school

winter vacation begins Dec. 19

through Jan. 2, 1972 when achool

resumes for Hebrew school and

Nursery school on Jan. 5.

On Sund-y, Dec. 19, at the li

a.m. service the children of St.

Loites United church nf Christ

Sunday school, Morton Drove,

will bring us a Siwcial ChrIst-

mas Program. This wlli be held

in lieu of a Christmas Pageant.

Plan to he with as on this sgeclal

day. There will be so 9:10 a.m,

sorvice of worship during the

I '7

H.INU ..H

öf Resurrection

year the lansoos mili be read as .

choral readings by a group of

yooth and adoits belog coached

by Terri Doremos. They are:

Donna Bell. Jase Miller, Rvelyn

ChrIstensen, Terri Doremos, G.

Victor Malo, DonoldNelson, Janet

Laroes, Diana Olson, Cathy Shur-

non, Barbara Raymond, Steven

Miller and Dan Boyh. Also at

the services the Sosday Church

School children will rticlpate

Is a almcial way to enhance theIr

sense of

tho significance

Chrlsta coming. The community

io encouraged to participate is

this stellar Advent event.

MTJC -

Maine Township Jewish Con-

day School Department of the Re-

gregatios, aaoo Ballard rd.. Des

llgl005 School, Friday evening.

Plaises. will condoct Its annual

Dec.

17.

8:30 p.m. A special

Shalom Welcome Sprvlce honor-

program lsh000rof Chanokahwill

Ing the first graders of the Sea-

be presented by the youngsters.

Rabbi Jay Rarean sod Cantor

PUI;t S

Harry Solowiochih will officiate

this aervice sod bless tho.

fIrst graders on the occasion of

their Jewish edocation.

month of December.

Je-

Levy. son of Mr. and

00 Chriatmas

Eve. Priday,

MartIn Levy, 9144 Home

Dec. 24, we wIll celebrate the

Des Plaines. will observe

Birth of nor Lord with s beau-

Bar Mitzvah Shabbst Chano-

tlful Candlelight

ServIce. The

kalt; Dec. 18. 9:10 a.m. Martin

aervfce will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Levy lo

preuloenc of the Sysa-

We InVIte eVeryone to come and

gugue.

to hring the entire family.

The monthlyMen'a CIti!' Break-

- The Constitution

Committee

fasi with the Rabbi serles will

will meet Monday, Dec. 20 at

be Sunday, Dec. 19,

10 a-m.

7;SO p.m. at the church.

(following the 9 a.m. religious

service). The community inico-

vited to participate.

Religious School vacation he-

gina this weeh. Classes wIB re-

sume Sunday, Jan.2.-

Os Sunday, Dec. 19. the corn-

blood Choirs of the Nibs Corn-

musity church (United Preoby-

Inciso). 7401 Gaktos st., wiU

pren9ot their annual Christmas

'offemIng" during both the

. 9:30

and il a,m. worship services.

The Pastor. Rev, D. Douglas

Salean, will speak on the deeper

moaning of Christmas. Care for

toddlers through 2-year-oldo wuli

be provided. Church school

daunen for 4-year-rids through

eighth graders wIll be held at

9:S0..a.m.. and for 3-year-olds

through eighth graders at bi a.m.

The Inquirers Group for hIgh

school students and adults will

Congregation

Adas Shalom

Congregation Adas Shalom wili

hold a Chanuicab Party Sunday.

Dec. 19 at 2 p.m. Is the ayos-

gogos, 6945 W. Demputer, Mor-

con Grove. A Chanokah program

will be presented by the Sunday

school classes. Everyone Is In-.

s'linO and there will be refresh..

mento and gifts for all the chu-

diwn. Donations at the dour are

50f.

Regular Fr(day evening sect.

vices are held in the synagogue

starting at

8:30 p.m. followed

by an Oneg Shabbath with RabbI

Is-ving Schreler officiating. Sai-

urday morning services begIn at

9:30 a.rn.

The Adas

Shalom women's

group will hold its monthly meet-

Bear.

Stars at

Congregation flèth Ami, 9006

be players

from the Chicago

N. Waukegan rd., Morton Grove.

Bears foothall team: Jack Con.

will conduct Friday evening sent. cannon, George Former, Don Shy

vices on Dec. 17. All services

and Bill Stalay. The Beth Ami

start promtply at 8:15 pm. and

'Sj:si-cs Night" will be emceed by

parents are encouraged to brIng Chat Coppock. host of Channel

their children to the services In

44's "Spart Rap." The doors will

-the-S5magegize at 9006 N. Was-

opes Ot 6:45 p.m. and admissIon

hegen rd. Mi Oseg Shahbat will

for all women

íod au children

follow and everyone Is welcome

under 131s $1 and$l.7S forevery-

co attend.

one else.

Congregation

Beth Mol's CongregatIon Beth Ami pro-

'Spertn

Night" will he

held

mides a great variety of religious

Thursday. Dec. 16. at the Gemini

and andai activities. Por infor-

school. 8955 Greenwood (at Bal-

cotation regarding memberohip,

lard). Guests for the venIng will

cali Rich Siegel at 674-7487.

Nues Community

meatat9:30 a.m.

That evening. at 7 p.m., the

"Youth: American-Style" (junior

high) group will meet at the

church and then go caroling at

the homes of shut-ins,

Activities during the week of

Dec. 20 wiB Include: Tuesday,

.7:50 p.m. - Board of Deacons:

Wednesday, 7 p.m. - high school

"drop-in:" Thursday. 7 p.m. -

Junior Choir rehearsal, 8:10 p.m.

- . Senior Choir rehearsal; and

Friday, 7:30 p.m. - family

oriented Christmas Eve service.

li pm. - traditional candle-

light Christmas Eve service.

(There will he no services on

Ghristman Day).

iIfl tI!

Ing Monday, bec. 20 at 7:30 p.m.

In the uynagogue 6945 W. Damp-

ster,

Adult Etlucatlon classes are

condocted on Tuesday nights ac

7:30 and 9 p.m. and nos-ment-

hers are invited to attend.

Some tickets are still avail-

able for the movie pasty Tuas-

day. Dec. 28 attheNortownThea-

tre. The luraeli award wotnIng

flInt,- °Fiyiog Matchmaker" will

be shown. Donations are $2.50

and for reservations, please call

Mo-s. Franks, 965-5741. A Chi-

cago Bulls hankethali night will

be held Saturday, Jan,j2 at the

Chicago Stadium when the Bulls

face i-beams. The fun evening

Includes 2 tickets, bus ride and a

buffet supper, all for only $15

par couple, Por information, call

Mrs. B1ustefn

967-7080. For

cuore details aboot Adas Shalom.

please call 965-3435. 967-5839

or 987,.6920.

. .. ...

Jack Cdacan005, George Far..

mer, Dus

Shy, and Bill Staley

the Chicago Bears, will be

the featured guests at Congre-

gurion Beth And'R annual Font-

ball Sports Night to he conducted

on Thursday,

Dec. 16, in the

Gemini sçhool, 8955 Greenwood

in Nulas.

Chet Coppock, the hostef Chan-

nel 44's "5105cc Rap" miff serva

Is emcee of the program.

The entire communitylo invited

te attend this program which will

begin at 7 p.m. In the South

.gynt.nanlum

of the achool. The

doors open at 6:45 p.m. sod ad-

mission In only $1 for children

under 13 and women. and only

$1,75 for everyone else. There

will be door prizes, autograjd

and refreahmants for a1

Tree decorations made with Christmas SealS ar

illustrated

hare by Eileen Calabrone, the daughter nf Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph

P. Calabrese, 7217 W. Emerson, and a seventh

grade student at

the Saint Isaac Jeguon nchool. The festive chain

of scab and the

osnamentalbafl covered with rings of seals were

created by Mrs.

Frank Novak, 7217 W. Wilson terr., the Morton Greve

Christmas

Seal campaign chairman. . _

Holly Miller Wins

Sewing Contesi

Still

another Maine

East

Holly au a result of

winning the

nofdtomore has

j ust received

local area competition.

national recognition. Holly Mil-

1er from NBes, who has been

Each contentant was requIred

sewing for only two years.. was

te design. new,

and model a gar-

selected as a semi-finalist in the

meat.

Holl?5 entry was

knicit-

Singer Company's annual rom-

era, a Vest of

tweed-like poly-

petition. Her prizes - seven

ester

knit, and a body shirt.

days for two in San Francisco,

"lt was really

5t IOtCth1S

all expenses paid, and $600 Is

Dinah Shore, who hooted

the fault-

cash.

ion show, and Sheri

Lewis. who

An additional prize, a Touait

was one of

thejudges." remarked

and Sew machung was awarded ta

Holly.

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Diabetics

A series of four classes for

diabetics will he offered by Ls-

tharan General hospital,

Park

Ridge. Classes will be held at

7:30 p.m. on Jas, S-6 and 12-

13.

The series will he taught by

clinical nutritionists and regia-

tered nurses on the staff of Li-

theran General. Each patient musc

have approval from hIs personal

physician to attend the classes,

although the physician does not

have to he os the medical staff

of Lutheran General.

There Is a $1S charge to cover

instructional materials. Parsons

registering for the classes must

attend all four sessions.

Among the topics covered are

°Medlcai Aspecto and DiabetIc

Emergencies," "Introduction te

Diet and Diabetic Exchange Sys-

tom," "Food Preparation and

Eating Away from Home." and

discussion.

Reservations may be made by

contacting the department of nu-

tritino at Lutheran General, This

is another community service of-

fared by the hospital.

Li.

Puppet Theatre

Christmas Seal Decorations

at tules

Library

"The Magic Nutcracker:' by

the Coiemon

Puppet Theatre,

will be presented by the Friends

of NUes Public Library, Is con-

junction with the Nues Public

Library District, On Monday.

Dec. 27 at i p.m. and 2 p.m.

'The Magic Nutcracker" is

based os a tale by E. T. A,

Hoffmann and the ballet of lvannv

with music byTchaikovoky. This

perennial favorite is dramatized

by the Colemass with charming

marionettes, colorful costumes

and ocenas, and of course. the

much-loved Tchaikovsky music.

its s holiday treat for all chil-

deco.

Ticketu are free, but only tic-

bets for the 2 p.m. performance

are available at che Lthrary.

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ThaBugie, Thursday,

December 16, 1971

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