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\ - Bishop Will Officiate At ' ' >• b >- ^ NAIM Mass Conference The Most Reverend Arthur J. O'Neill bishop of the Rockford Diocese, will be the principal celebrant of the annual Nairn Conference Mat* for Catholic widow* and widowers, and spouses of deceased Catholics Sunday, Sept. 25. It will be held at St. Mary's Church, corner of Gifford and Pulton Streets, Elgin, at 4 p.m. The Rev. Michael A. Binsfeld will be host pastor. Concelebrating the Mass will be the Reverend Thomas Neville, diocesan director of Nairn; the Rev. John J. Dollbaum, chaplain of St. MarceUa Chapter, Aurora; the Rev. Robert, tewrence, chaplain of St. Joseph Chapter, Rockford; the Rev. Richard Kramer, chaplain, St. Lucy Chapter, Dixon; and the Rev. Frank Draude, past director of Family Life Bureau. Fulton, 111.' There will be a social hour im­ mediately after the Mass, followed a catered dinner at 6 p.m. at St. '• School Hall, 108 S. Gifford Street, Elgin. Widowed Catholic men and women in the diocese are invited. They need not be a member of Nairn; Nairn is dedicated to offering a new social and spiritual life as well as providing a greater un­ derstanding of the problems and adjustment to the widowed state. There are six chapters of Nairn in the Rockford diocese: Aurora, Bate via, Dixon Elgin, McHenry and Rockford. The reservation chairman is Anne Reines, Maple Park, 111. Tele, (ill) 365-6041. Reservations must be made by Sept. 20. President of |he Rockford Diocesan Council Nairn is Helen F, Hettinger, Aurora. Neubauer Work In Art Judging McHenry Artist Don Neubauer's painting, Motion II • Harness Race, was chosen for final judging and auction in the seventh annual Harness Tracks of America art competition and auction. Harness Tracks of America, an association of 90 pari-mutuel har- neas«race tracks in the U.S. ̂ and Canada, is interested in encouraging and creating a continuing supply of high quality, professional art reflecting the beauty, color and excitement of the sport of harness racing. Toward that end, the organization is offering, for 1083, a juried competition and awards. Prior to the juried awards, an illustrated auction sales catalogue will be prepared and all work will be displayed at The Red Mile harness race track in " will be offered the thousands of people involved in, or interested in, this historic but still growing sport. M I'AtJK • - l'iiAli«iirwti.riii - Prepare For Seminar "Buy Right, Stock Right" is the title of the retail seminar being presented Sept. 14 at Chapel Hill Country Club under the auspices of the Retail Council of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. Among the topics to be covered in this three-hour presentation are: Role and responsibility of staff, merchandise planning, stock con­ trol, turnover, averages and shor­ tages, and pricing suggestions. Beginning at 10:30 a.m., each topic will be fully covered by Jack Van Renterghem, and questions and answers will be allowed throughout. Each topic represents one whole phase of retailing that could be the cause of reduced profits, undetected by the owner. Van Renterghem'* years of successful experience in retailing have been converted iijto ^analytical analysis which equips him to help others help themselves prosper further. Because the council believes that this seminar is Of extraordinary pertinence to today's retailer, members have elected to invite non- Chamber members to participate at a very nominal charge. The time and the dollars invested could pay back multifolds. This seminar is available to all McHenry Chamber members at no charge. Reservations are now being ac­ cepted at the Chamber office, 385- 4300. Menu selections are to be made at that time. The price of lunch is the same for all. V {ft WALNUT HINGE GROOMING" RON CATS to SHEEPDOGS Lexington, Ky. and at public auction to J Caret Nelson, Retail Council coordinator of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, displays the aspects of retailing that will be covered in the Sept. 14 seminar being presented at Chanel Hill Country Club. Squeezing in "Pricing Suggestions" at the bottom or the list is an analogy, not an accident. The presenter. Jack Van Renteghem, places far more Importance on the other Items on the list v STAFF PHOTO-DONNA BERTULIS wri K ' mm Lhasa Apso Pups Available! 818 S. Rl. 31. McHenry (815) 385-1757 / JW. •w.i • i: » :v^x AREA HEADQUARTERS FOR GUNS* RELOADING • HUNTING • FISHING • OUTDOOR CLOTHU SALE PRICES VAUP IN OUR SHOWROOM ONLY THRU SEPTEMBER 20.1963 • WIGHT TO UMIT QUAHTITIES RE3ERVED 98; WISCONSIN HUNTING LICENSES >* NOW AVAILABLE AT GANDER • MOUNTAIN REVERSIBLE CAMOUFLAGE JACKET Change from green to brown camo just by turning jacket or pants inside out. 100% machine washable water repellent fabric; two extra large slash pockets on each side; one breast pocket with storm flapped cealed zipper Reg. 22.97 SALE 1997 REVERSIBLE CAMOUFLAGE PANTS Same matching fabric as jacket above. Two roomy jungle stripe hip pockets. Adjustable waist tabs. Reg. 22.97 Waist size: S(30-32) M(34-36) LG(38-40) XL(42-44) BEAR HUNTER COMPOUND BOW Super Bearglaa liftfbs, two wheel split limb design. 5 year limb warranty with Magnum golden ebony han­ dle. Let off 50%. Available in right or left hand. 28" Draw 45/60 lb. 30" Draw 50*5 lb. 32" Draw 55/70 lb. Reg. 109.97 9997 SALE 19«7 FISHING TACKLE- CLEARANCE SALE i 25% OFF ALL LURES IN STOCK ROD AND REEL CLEARANCE SALI lock Of EASTON GAMEGETTER We are clearing out our * fishing tackle to make room for-the 1984 fflakesm models. Many items below cost, come out to Gander and stock your tackle box now! RETRIEVE $30 NOW 0NANY870, OCT READY FOR OPENING DAY. Gel a $30 rebate check--direct from Remington --for buying this, or any new Model 870pump shotgun we have in stock. Quns must " be purchased and delivered between Aug* 15 and Oct. 15, 1983. - < REMINGTON , . MODEL 870 I \ ̂ SHOTGUN 1 X A most popular shotgun in the fieWWday.Over 3mHlion 870'. ^-lredtel).KC1.lm c„,inc.,, are helping hunters get t 8 at store for proof-of-purchase details limits. and flna» postmark date. 2-3/4" 12 gauge vent rib Full-modified right hand only. Rag. 31297 sal* 25297 Rabat* 22297 3" Magnum 20 or 12 gauge vent rib Full-modified right hand only. Rag. 33497 S.1.27297 Rabat* 24297 ; • . " ( V. 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Reg. 34.97 p* x; GANDER'S WATERPROOF INSULATED BOOTS Double silicone ffeated leather uppers with -- full leather linings and padded leather col­ lar. Other features include durable multiple stitching, brass hex eyelets, and steel shank reinforcement. An outstanding value for hunters, hikers, and , men who work out*"" doors. Sizes: 8, 9, 9-1/2, 10, 10-1/2, 11, 12 Reg. 49.97 SALE 2997 20 gauge 2-3/4" - 2-3/4 dram 1 oz. No. 4-5-6-7-1/2 R eg Sato .787 597 After Rabata 497 CLAY TARGETS 397 Box 108 ea. SALE 3997 FLAMBEAU STANDARD MALLARD DUCK DECOYS Three dimensional feather detail and long wearing hand painted, non-glare colors. Drake length 16" and hen length is 15". Waterkeel setof 6 drakes and 6 hens. Reg. 29.97 SALE 2497 T5T