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Faith briefs
North Shore Congregation Israel (1185
Sheridan Road, Glencoe)
North Shore Alateen
Worried about someone’s
drinking? You are not
alone. NSCI hosts meetings
from 7-8 p.m. on Mondays
for teens ages 12-19 whose
life has been affected by
someone else’s drinking.
For more information on
Alateen, visit www.niafg.
org or call 312-409-7245
Am Shalom (840 Vernon Ave.)
Annual Marilyn Shonfeld
Memorial Concert
Join us from 3-5 p.m.
Sunday, June 2, for a free
concert in memory of Marilyn
Shonfeld, long-time
Am Shalom member and
violinist. Ken Smith will
play a solo piano recital
featuring works by George
Frideric Handel, George
Gershwin, Paul Ben Haim
and Frederic Chopin. Light
reception to follow. All are
welcome!
Monday Night at the
Movies
Now Playing...The Kindergarten
Teacher
A kindergarten teacher
discovers in a five year-old
child a prodigious gift for
poetry. Amazed and inspired
by this young boy,
she decides to protect his
talent in spite of everyone.
Free! Bring your friends
- we’ll provide the popcorn
for this 7-10 p.m. Monday,
June 3, event.
Yoga with Claudia
Join Am Shalom for
Yoga with Claudia from
noon-1:30 p.m. Thursdays.
“Almost Daily” Minyan
The “Almost Daily”
Minyan takes place at
5:45 p.m. on Mondays
and Thursdays during the
school months, and runs
for approximately 15 minutes.
This quiet and intimate
service, held in the
serene worship space of
the Rosenfield Chapel, is
the perfect setting to remember
a Yahrzeit, to pray
for healing, and to calm
and refresh your soul.
St. Elisabeth’s Episcopal Church (556
Vernon Ave.)
Parish Picnic
All are welcome. This
year the picnic has been
moved from the first Sunday
in June to Sunday, May
26 immediately after the
10 a.m. church service. As
usual there will be plenty to
eat and good conversation
To RSVP, sign up on the
tag board at the back of the
church. This always helps
plan the purchasing for this
annual event. Also, if you
can bring a salad, dessert, or
help in setup or cleanup on
the May 26 check the appropriate
box on the board.
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Memorial Day picnic.
Join the Baehr Legacy
Society
The trustees of the
Baehr Legacy Fund are
inviting all parishioners to
join the Society. The trustees
will host the coffee
hour on June 2 with a forum
to follow at 11:20 a.m.
which will provide more
information about the
Fund and how you an join.
Members enjoy an annual
dinner which you will not
want to miss. Please contact
Glenna Foley with any
questions.
Confirmation Day 2019
Confirmation Day 2019
will be on the Feast of Pentecost,
June 9. Bishop Lee
is coming to Church of the
Holy Comforter (CHC) at
222 Kenilworth Ave. in
Kenilworth for their 11:15
a.m. service. Our whole
congregation will be going
to CHC that day in lieu of
our second service in order
to support our confirmands
Lizzy and Duke
Glencoe Union Church (263 Park Ave.)
GUC Civil Rights Trip
This fall they are heading
south to undertake a
journey to learn firsthand
the long, painful history of
Civil Rights in this country
from Oct. 9-12. They’re
planning the trip with an
eye to the interest of families
that might want to experience
this pilgrimage
together.
Volunteering Day
Every fourth Tuesday
of each month, the church
donates food for suppers at
A Just Harvest in Rogers
Park. Contact Colin at colin@glencoeunionchurch.
org to be part of this giving
opportunity.
Submit information to
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com.
In Memoriam
Elizabeth Hinchliff
New Trier graduate
Elizabeth S. Hinchliff died
peacefully in her sleep
at The Judson Manor in
Cleveland on May 15.
Hinchliff was born in
Evanston and attended
New Trier High School
and Vassar College. Music
was one of the great passions
of her life, and she
played the piano into her
90s. She was a founding
volunteer for the Orlando
Symphony Orchestra during
the 1950s and 60s, writing
concert notes among
other activities. She taught
many people to play the
piano, and her face literally
lit up joyfully when she attended
concerts throughout
her lifetime. The Judson
houses several music students
every semester who
practice and perform recitals
for the residents. One
of Betty’s favorite things
was listening to their music
as the halls often resonate
with the sounds of their
rehearsals. Hinchliff promoted
women’s rights, especially
towards the end of
her life, and ardently supported
Emily’s List. She
travelled all over the world,
many times in pursuit of
one of her other favorite activities,
birdwatching. Prior
to living in Cleveland, she
was a long-time resident
of Winter Park, Fla., where
she attended the Congregational
Church, and Washington,
D.C., where she
was a member of River
Road Unitarian Universalist
Congregation. She was
married to Arnold J. Wilson
for 33 years until his death
in 1974. In 1990, Hinchliff
married James Hinchliff,
a childhood friend, who
pre-deceased her in 2009.
She is survived by her
stepson, William Hinchliff
of Chicago, her son James
Wilson and wife, Mimi
Lord, of Cleveland, and
son Peter Wilson and wife,
Betty Wilson, of Washington,
D.C., along with four
grandchildren, one granddaughter-in-law
and two
great-grandchildren. A funeral
service will be held
at the Lakeview Cemetery,
Tiffany Chapel, at 11 a.m.
on May 31.
Linda Lartaud
Linda Tiffany Lartaud,
a New Trier graduate, died
April 19 in Charleston,
S.C. She was born on July
18, 1944, and grew up in
Wilmette.
After graduating from
New Trier High School and
Washington University,
she moved to New York
City, where she worked in
human resources. While
in New York she met her
future husband, David Lartaud.
They were married
in July 1979 and moved to
Westfield, N.J., where they
lived for 30 years raising a
family.
Linda worked at Crescent
Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Plainfield, N.J.
She was the office manager
for 16 years and was
very active in the Westfield
Presbyterian Church .
After retiring, she and
David moved to Mt Pleasant,
S.C., where she enjoyed
book group, PEO,
traveling, and a fun group
called Women Who Wine.
Linda is survived by one
son, Derek; her spouse, David;
an older sister, Terry
Sullivan of Vero Beach,
Fla., and many dear friends.
In lieu of flowers, donations
in Linda’s name may
be made to Alzheimer’s
Association SC Chapter,
901 Pine St. (lower level),
Spartanburg, S.C. 29302.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email
Michael Wojtychiw at
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Glencoe community.