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Annual Glencoe rummage sale set for Oct. 5
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■Starting ■ Sept. 26: Ongoing
performances of
“Murder on the Nile”
LAKE FOREST
Little Tails Bar and Grill
(840 S. Waukegan Road)
■Live ■ music every Friday
night
City Hall
(220 E. Deerpath)
■3 ■ p.m. Saturday, Sept.
21: Fall Festival
WINNETKA
Fred’s Garage
(574 Green Bay Road)
■Every ■ Friday: Fred’s
The North Shore United
Methodist Church invites
you to “Find your Light”
at their Annual Rummage
Sale celebrating the theme
of “Go Green in Glencoe”
from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 5, at 213 Hazel
Ave.
This year’s sale will
prove to be one of the largest
with merchandise gathered
from the local community.
“This is a wonderful way
to gather our congregation
to implement our mission
of: Love, Serve, Renew,”
The Rev. Scott S. Himel
said. “The camaraderie of
our members to ‘Go Green
in Glencoe’ with their recycling,
as they gather,
sort and sell for this fundraiser
truly embodies the
values of our church.”
The Rummage Sale offers
incredible bargains on
new and gently used merchandise
that draws shoppers
from the surrounding
Chicagoland for these
amazing deals.
From antique furniture
to designer gowns and
shoes, shoppers are encouraged
to arrive early
to take advantage of the
best selection. Doors will
be opening at 8 a.m. with
rooms designated for the
wide variety of merchandise
to include: Men’s
clothing, women’s clothing,
children’s department,
furniture, housewares, art,
books and holiday department,
shoes and linens.
There will also be refreshments
available for
purchase to include coffee,
donuts, hot dog plates as
well as a Bake Sale featuring
cookies, cakes, pies
and brownies.
“All our items are priced
to sell,” The Rev. Dr. Barbara
Javore said. “Funds
raised from the Rummage
Sale make it possible to enrich
the ministry of North
Shore United Methodist
Church through outreach
efforts in our community
Garage Fish Fry Fridays
Winnetka Village Hall
(510 Green Bay Road)
■7:30 ■ a.m. on Saturdays:
Winnetka Farmers
Market
Winnetka Historical
Society Museum
(411 Linden St.)
■2 ■ p.m. Sunday, Sept.
22: Winnetka Sesquicentennial
Celebrations
— People, Places
& Progress
NORTHFIELD
Stormy’s Tavern and Grille
(1735 Orchard Lane)
■Barbecue ■ every Sunday
Tapas Gitana
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and the world.”
Donations can be
dropped off at the church
at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept.
29. Volunteers are always
needed to help prepare,
sort and price items. If
you are interested in volunteering,
please contact
the Church Office at (847)
835-1227 or email info@
northshoreumc.com.
North Shore United
Methodist Church is an
inclusive community of
faith in Jesus Christ guided
by the Holy Spirit. We
are committed to providing
support, healing, and
inspiration to all. Our missions
encompass worship,
service, the arts, education
and fellowship. We participate
in interfaith activities
that serve to further world
understanding and peace.
We believe in the power of
prayer and strive to be of
help to our members, our
community and those in
need. We invite you to join
us for Worship Services
every Sunday at 10 a.m.
(310 N. Happ Road)
■6 ■ p.m. every other
Sunday: Live music
WILMETTE
Wilmette Bowling Center
(1901 Schiller Ave.,(847)
251-0705)
■11 ■ a.m.-9 p.m. (10
p.m. on Friday, Saturday):
Glow bowling and
pizza all week long
Wilmette Wine Cellar
(1100 Central Ave.)
■4 ■ p.m. Saturday, Sept.
21: Books ‘n’ Bottles
To place an event in The
Scene, email martin@northbrooktower.com
Faith briefs
North Shore Congregation Israel (1185
Sheridan Road, Glencoe)
North Shore Alateen
Meeting
This meeting is open to
all teens aged 12-19 and
takes place every Wednesday
from 6-7 p.m. Pizza
and popsicles are provided
as well.
Am Shalom (840 Vernon Ave.)
Pack & Deliver Shabbat
Bags
Make a difference for
your fellow congregants!
From 9-9:30 a.m. Friday,
Sept. 20, we deliver Shabbat
bags to congregants
who have been ill or lost
a loved one. To receive
email reminders about
Shabbat Bag Packing days,
or to sign up, contact Laurie
Levin at laurielevin@
gmail.com.
JAmSY Meeting #1 (5th-
8th graders)
Do you have an awesome
idea for a youth
event? Do you want to
come and hang in the
youth lounge with other
Am Shalom kids? Do you
enjoy Shake Shack? What
about Super Smash Bros.
and Mario Kart?
If you answered yes to
any of these questions,
you should join Am Shalom
for the first JAmSY
meeting this year. JAmSY
stands for JUNIOR Am
Shalom Youth. JAmSY
will meet several times
throughout the year to help
“plan” youth events for the
5th-8th grade group at Am
Shalom. You will pitch
your ideas, and as a group
(those in attendance on
meeting days) we will vote
for the most popular option!
(Kadi and Danny will
work to make the magic
happen) Each meeting
will also be themed with
something fun, so it’s not
all work!
The first meeting will
be from 1-3 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 22. We will meet in
the youth lounge for Shake
Shack and a Super Smash/
Mario Kart Tournament.
(Don’t like those games?
No worries, we have
TONS of other games and
things to do in the youth
lounge - pop a shot, board
games, giant jenga/connect
four, etc.) Come ready
to share your ideas for
youth events, and ready to
vote on your favorite! We
will be picking an event
for Oct. 20.
JAmSY 5780 Meetings:
Sept. 22 (Shake Shack
and Super Smash), Dec. 4
(TBD) and March 1 (Hamentaschen
bake)
JAmSY 5780 events:
Oct. 20, Feb. 2, and Apr.
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Women’s Spirituality
Women’s Spirituality is
a group that meets for a
potluck and for study and
reflection led by a member
of the group. The group
meets on the second Saturday
of each month at 11:30
a.m. For more information,
please call Lynn Tatar
at 847-831-3754.
GCG Harvest/Workdays
Join us for a Harvest/
Workday on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings at 7:30
a.m. until Halloween. Sessions
will also be from 10
a.m.-noon on Saturdays.
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
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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.)
Search Committee for New
Rector
The vestry will appoint
a search committee
in September. The church
encourage members of the
congregation to recommend
potential people to
serve on this committee!
Ideally committee members
will reflect a diversity
of age, gender and skills.
Nominate yourself or another
church member by
letting Senior Warden Rich
Lesperance or Junior Warden
Anne Tuohy know.
Potluck Picnic
Potluck Picnic to welcome
The Rev. Kevin M.
Goodman after the 10
a.m. service on Sept. 22.
There will be a sign-up
sheet to help set up, bring
items for the picnic and
to clean up afterwards.
Please contact Anne Tuohy
for details and answers
to questions.
Altar Flowers
There are open dates
available to dedicate flowers
on the Altar. If you
have any questions, please
contact Polly Baur.
North Shore United Methodist Church
(213 Hazel Ave)
Family Promise
North Shore United
Methodist Church regularly
provides overnight
accommodations, meals,
and companionship to
families with young children
who are homeless, or
at risk for becoming homeless.
Volunteers are needed
to provide food, dine and
spend the evening with our
guests, or serve as overnight
hosts.