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I'Attft 14 - Pi-AI.NDKAI.KK - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.198i following the m Church -- * : . • > . • i Full weekend ahead for WL Bible church BIRTHS Thomas and Linda Thompson, 8718 W. Grand Ave., McHenry, became parents of their second child and first son Sept. 7. Robert James was born at McHenry Hospital and weighed 7 lbs.' 14 oz. He was welcomed -THOMPSON home by his sister Tifany, age three.4 Material grandparents are Carol and Robert Beyer of McHeniy. Isabelle and Jim Thompson, also of McHenry, are the paternal grandparents. PIGOTT Vera and Tim Pigott, 108 N. Green St., McHenry, became parents of their second daughter Sept. 7 and named her Maggie Marie. The 5 lbs. 8 oz. baby girl was born at McHenry Hospital and she was eagerly awaited at home by her four-year-old sister Erin Kathleen. Maternal grandparents are Kate and Mike Aleksich of McHehry. Charlotte and Willard Meiller of St. Charles, IL are the paternal grandparents. Mary Englehorn of Wisconsin is the girls great- grandmother. This is a full weekend at the Wonder Lake Bible Church. The AWANA program resumed at Parkland School last night for sixth through eighth grades, and K through 5 starts up a tonight at 7 p.m. Children ri the bus should be at the chi at 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study Group will meet at the home of Ranay and Shirley Anderson on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. v On Sunday the aay will begin with the early worship service at 8:20 a.m., followed t>y the big event of the day. Sunday, Oct. ^id is Sunday School Rally Day. This is a special day to encourage people to begin attending Sunday School regularly. There will be a balloon for everyone in attendance so they can participate in the balloon lift-off. It's quite a sight to see as everyone goes out on the front lawn of the church and at a ven signal nearly 200 balloons ed with helium are released to the shy Each balloon will have a returned post card attached to it with the name of the person who released it on the card. The message will ask the finder of The begins at 9:30 _Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Vaughn, •M Friendly Ave., McHenry, Iniounce the birth of their first Wld Sept. 8. Kevin Matthew arrived at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock weighing 7 lbs. 1 oz. Mrs. Nell •VAUQHN Mandrell of Kenton, TN. is the infant's maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Vaughn of Lake Geneva, WI. Mrs. Maude Mandrell of Martin, TN is the baby's great-grandmother. •CHAPLO Matthew Edward is the name chosen by Dennis ami Kathleen Chaplo, 403 E. Dewey, Harvard, IL for their first child. The baby boy was born Sept. 20 at Mercy Center, Janesville, Wi. Irene Ruhnke of McHenry is the maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Don and Opal Chaplo of Sharon, WI. r program a.m. ana since there are Sunday School classes^, for toddler through senior citizens, there will be activities and special events for all age groups. Ed Dose, Sunday School superintendent, has planned a special day for everyone along with the teaching staff. Some classes will be offering prizes to those who bring a visitor. There will be treats and entertainment and the annual balloon lift-off. Grandma Mauer, who was in charge of the younger children during Familv Camp at Lake Waubesa, will'be present with all of her puppet friends. the balloon to please mail the card back to the church. The person whose name is on the card returned from the greatest distance will receive a prize. This year the staff will be making great efforts to provide balloons for all those who are in the Adult Sunday School class. There are classes for igl ages taught by teachers .who are enthusiastic about whatthey are doing and dedicated to the students they are teaching. Following Sunday School at the 10:50 a.m. morning worship service, Pastor Merle D. Conklin will give a special prayer of dedication for Randy Anderson, who will begin his pastoral internship at his home church, the Wonder Lake Bible Church. Randy graduated from McHenry High School, Moody Bible Institute, Judson College and is presently attending Trinity Theological Seminary in Deerneld". Randy has grown up in this area and the church invites all those who have known Randy to join in worship on this special occasion. Randy and his wife, Shirley, will be glad to see his old friends and acquaintances. Randy is the son of Marv and L o T r a i n e A n d e r s o n , missionaries to the Carrier Indians in northern British Columbia, Canada, where his brother, Doug and wife, Sherrie, are also missionaries. Randy's sister, Laura, and husband Rick Leatherwood, will be returning to the Philippines with their baby son, to serve as missionaries there. * During his pastoral internship for one year. Randv will helping Pastor Conklin in a Wide variety of pastoral duties such as calling, preaching, and sitting in on committee meetings, etc. as he learns what it's like to be a working pastor. This is an experience that cannot be duplicated in any text book or classroom. Pastor Conklin's message (or the morning services is "Replacing Fear With Courage" (Hebrews 13:5-6). For the 6 p.m. Bible fellowship hour he will teach from Hebrews 11:18-29 "Under Grace". The ordinance of communion will be observed at this service. * The public is invited and welcome to all of the services and activities of the Wonder Lake Bible Church located at 7501 Howe Road, at the north end of Wonder Lake. Nursery care is provided at all Sunday Services and bus service is available on both sides of the lake for Sunday School. Call 728- 0422 or 728-1687 for bus schedules and further information. Volunteers are needed O C T O B E R O N L Y EVERY PERM $~ -- IN OUR SALON ZD Complimentary consultation. 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