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•ii- InB Theology graduate Program features Bible heroes Debra Conklin, of Wonder Lake graduated with a Bible Theology major from the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago and was granted a diploma at the summer commencement exercises. Moody Bible Institute is a college-level professional school which specializes in training of pastors, missionaries, and other church related workers. Students choose from 11 dif­ ferent majors including Pastoral Studies, Christian Education, Missions, Music, and Communications. Training in each major in­ cludes studies in the un­ derstanding and use of the Bible and as part of the program students obtain hands-on ex­ perience in such areas as teaching Bible classes, hospital visitation and working with the underpri viledged. Summmertime fun for boys and girls in this community can be swimming, playing, going to camp and many other activities. Vacation Bible School workers at Chain 0'Lakes Covenant Church will be meeting for their last training session Thursday, July 25, to ensure one more opportunity for a wholesome summer activity. The school will be held Monday, July 29 through Friday August 2, from 9-11130 a.m. concluding with an Open House closing program Friday evening at 7. VBS Director, Judy Green, has enlisted the following in­ dividuals as workers this year: Donna Shop, Ella Green, Toni Weaver, Denise Koch, Diane O'Leary, Bobbie Wildes, BUI Wildes, Mary Vernick, Barb Haffner, Sandy Gelwicks, Lisa Kindstrom, Karen Fowler, Barbara Wernquist, Karin Cluff, Ruth Strohfeldt, Barbara Guth, Karen Griffith. Caroline Grenman, Carol Dick, Debbie Rische, Sue Madinik, Cindy Wright,' Sharon Bernhardt, Diane Smith, and the Rev. Marlowe Shoop. The theme this year is "Learning from Bible Heroes." Children age three through grade eight are welcome. Call 497-3050 for pre-registration or further information. The church is located at 4815 N. Wilmot Rd., Johnsburg. Fashion f / . . . . • A is feature: In addition to the an­ nouncement of the new 4-H King and Queen, the 4-H NigHt festivities at the McHenry County Fair on Thursday, August 1 will feature the fashion show winners. The program starts at 7 p.m. ; n Other winners will be in­ troduced, and many project* will be paraded before the 12 PIECE PLACEMATSET 4 placemats • 4 napkins • 4 napkin rings Choose from a large asst. of colors & styles. Reg. 15" Now only HOUSE CLEANING AIDS Extender Duster or Extender Squeegee Reg. 8* Your choice 4" While they last LADIESTOPS AND BLOUSES Spring & summer styles. Assorted styles and sizes. Save 25-45% MENS' SPORT SHIRTS AND PANTS Tremendous values on Arrow, Garan, Chams, Slazenger Haggar, Cotler, & more. Sale priced at 20-65% off SHOE CLEARANCE Save 25-50% and more on sandals, casual and dressy flats, and heels for spr­ ing & summer. WICKER GALORE Select from trivets, coasters* potato bas­ kets, waste baskets, and magazine racks. ANat l/2 off reg. prices. LADIES' SHORTS & COTTON PANTS Super buy on entire stock of shorts and cotton pants. Save up to 60%. LADIES' SLEEPWEAR A variety of styles, colors, and fabrics. Values to $23 % Now $8.99 CHILDRENS' WEAR Spring & summer style in sizes from infant to girls 14 and boys 18. AH 25-50% off. Limited quantities. Hurry whie supples last spurgeons SALE DATES: FM.ASAT. JULY 26 & 27 9 m McHENRY MARKET PUCE 385-4100 m 5.. lOMMV •••••••• sidewalk •• ~£M/Mi ••••• 99999999 Mr 99999999 zzzzz •Ejj i m=Mr= EE E PS -- •El p I sale ALLMERCHANDISE PRICED AS MARKED»SELECTGROUPS»CASH.. CHARGE SALES0NLY«N0 LAY AWAYS ON CLEARANCE MDSE. LADIES 100% COTTON BRIEFS I |r Sizes 5-10. White & asst. pastels. While they last <*,99' Time to Stock up BRAND NAME BATH TOWELS Many colors to choose from. Values to 8*° A12°° oZ 3W*4M Hand towels Reg. 6* to 800 Now 1"&2" LADIES' DRESSES Sale-priced tor end ot season clearance. Save up to 65%. COAT SALE iNSSDE THE STORE! K LAMES' COATS 25". 95" Rsg. $35 to $129 coats.-- our entire stock! Long styles, stadium coats, pant coats, jackets in tweedy wool blends, poplins, cor­ duroys, more. In jr's, misses' and half sizes at prices too good to resist. Hurry for best choice! GIRLS'COATS 2179to2999 Reg. $29 to $46 costs--nothing held back! Snappy jackets, sta­ dium coats and long coats, some with hoods. Choose chintz, ny­ lon, poplin in fashion colors. Hers in sizes 4-6X, 7-14. BOYS'COATS 10«»2Z19 Reg. $16 to $45 costs--every style in stock! Nylons, corduroys, poplins, chintz and leather-looks, some with hoods. Gray, brown, black, navy. Sizes 4-7 and 8-18. Sale ends August 10th. Take advantage of our free layaway plan! OPEN SUNDAYS Choose and Charge Today Special BLANKET Purchase Just for this event!!! . Ultra Meteor II fiber yvoven binding, (slight irreg.) While They Last 100% acrylic nylon Twin Reg. $16.00 Full Reg. $22.00 Queen Reg. $28.00 King Reg. $31.00 LADIES' BETTER SPORTSWEAR Choose from names like Catalina, Alfred 6fc#*o n, Wrangler,- Pandora, and more. Ah priced 25-60% off L0VEABLE TUBEBRAS Cotton°poly tube bras, with or without stays. Entire stock regular 2.75-4.00. Now 1.39 and 1.99. JAR MUGS Heavy, handled glass mugs In 16 & 32 ounce sizes. Reg. 75c & $1.00. NOW16«Z.2/$1.00 32OZ.3/$2.00 BATHROOM RUGS "High Society" by Antigua. Select from lid covers contours, and various floor rugs at 20-30% off. COTTON DUSTERS In an assortment of pr ints and styles. Values to $17 Now $11.99 HI STYLE STUDIOS Children's portrait package 12 *beluxe wallets 2 - 5x7 Portraits 1-8x10 Portrait $12.95 plus $2.00 sitting per subject. Limit one pkg. per subject. No appointment needed. July 26 & July 27 only. ) JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR Choose from groups b y M s . D o r i s , Crayons, Color Cues, and others. Priced 40%-60% off Page i McHENRY PLAINPEALER Section A Wednesday, July 24,19S5 Church t