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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 27 May 1977, p. 5

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Bible Church Presents 'Souls In Conflict' PAGE 5 - PL AINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 27, 1977 "Souls In Conflict" will be shown at the Alliance Bible church June 5 at 7 p.m. "Souls In Conflict," with spiritual lift for all, was filmed during Billy Graham's world- publicized London crusade. It is a feature-length film in color. The story encompasses the lives of three typical in­ dividuals, troubled with the present and completely con­ fused about the future. Because his unerring slide-rule doesn't come up with the answer, a famous jet pilot has his doubts about this new "religious resurgence" all his mates are talking about. A prominent actress wonders about this strange new "per­ sonal contact." A penny-ante fARMCRl ALMANAC COMPLETE MENU AND Of MdKNftV 385-8808 2 MILES NORTH ON ROUTE 31 DEEP DISH PIZZA TFIJWFO NO ENTERTAINMENT ^ come* WED> THRU SAL, SL J Billy Herman's ALL*STAR BAND FORMER MEMBERS OF "NEW COLONY SIX," "MEDURA" AND "MANARD FERGUSON"! WED. thru SAT. NITE WED. & THURS. 9 TO 1:00 FRI. & SAT. 9 to 2:00 STARTING MAY 31st! © <5 "KEYSTONES" MUSIC FROM THE 50's* 60 s •DANCE •HULA-HOOP CONTEST CONTEST Tues. thru Sat. Nite TUES.--WED.-THURS. 9 TO 1 FRI. & SAT. 9 TO 2 EVERY WEDNESDAY NITE drA|NKS ^ Pricc ~ STARTING MAY 30th EVERY MONDAY NITE! COMEDY SHOWCASE! AMATEUR COMEDIANS YOU CAN JOIN THE FUN TOO! IF YOU CAN SING. PLAY AN INSTRUMENT OR HAVE A COMEDY ROUTINE. YOU CAN ENTERTAIN OUR AUDIEN­ CE FROM 9 to 12:30 EVERY MONDAY NITE" MONDAY NITES 9-12:30 PIZZA '1.00 OFF HAPPY HOUR,-.. 4 to 7 MON.--F 30 2 FOR 1 AFT BEER ' wJtlNG HAPPY HOUR FRENCH FRIED •SMELT SPECIAL BAR-B-QUE •CHICKEN WINGS HAPPYHOUR $150 YOUR CHOICE! SPECIAL 1 gambling factory worker tries to figure out what the odds are for him. Their need for a soul- satisfying religious experience is realized when each attends one of Graham's meetings in Harringay Arena, London's vast stadium. The story of "Souls In Con­ flict" is the story of all three - a trilogy that proves a change of outlook is brought about only by a supernatural change of the heart. Joan Winmill, star of the British spy thriller, "Epitaph for a Spy," and l\erself a convert to full-time Christian service, plays the actress. Eric Micklewood is the jet pilot and Charles Leno the factory worker. "Souls In Conflict", a full- length feature in color, joins the two earlier Billy Graham dramatic films, "Mr. Texas" and "Oiltown U.S.A.." All three are well kncwn for their quality, drama and challenge. EDUCATIONAL) College Honors\ DEGREE RECIPIENT LEAH R. RODE Leah R. Rode, daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rode, Jr. of 1716 N. North avenue, McHenry, was the recipient of a bachelor of science in education degree in elementary and special education during graduation exercises held at the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater Saturday, May 14. INITIATION Mary Ellen Bolger, of 3513 W. Broad street, McHenry, was recently initiated into the Marquette university chapter of Alpha Sigma Nu, the national Jesuit honor society. She was appointed on the basis of scholarship, loyalty and ser­ vice to the university. LOCAL GRADUATE Randy Mauch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Mauch of McHenry, received his bachelor of science degree in business administration Sunday, May 22, at Marquette university. The com­ mencement exercises were held at the Milwaukee arena. Randy is a member of the Pi Sigma Epsilon Business, fraternity and was a member of the Marquette chorus. BUSINESS DEGREE The University of Colorado at Boulder awarded a bachelor of science in business degree to David Michael Stastny of 2608 W. Kashmiri, McHenry, during its 165th commencement Friday, May 20. THE GOOD WORD from the 0ible Editor's Quote Book Do today what should be done. Tomorrow may never come. Harry F. Banks Many of us have known the experience of returning to the town where we were born and spent the days of our youth after an absence of several years. We are impressed with the changes that have taken place. Depending upon the length of time we were away, we can be shocked to see that there is so much dif­ ference or surprised that there is so little change. We have a different attitude toward people. If Johnny Smith was fat and wore glasses, we expect him to look the same. We don't expect the girl we knew as a wallflower to have attained the role of town society leader. And, we see it • ->en all the time. So it was when Jesus returned to his home country. The country had not changed, but Jesus was different, not the child old friends and neighbors expected to see. His reaction to their doubts, to their curiosity was typical. He had expected it, probably, for those of little faith were the ones He considered most in need. Attend the Church of your choice this Sunday. 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