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PAGE 8 - PLAINDfcALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 197.V Show "Tony Fontane Story" Film At Church "The Tony Fontane Story" is the unbelievable, yet true story of one of the world's greatest singers. Filmed in Hollywood by Youth Films, the teen-age division of Gospel Films, Inc., it dramatically presents Tony Fontane's personal testimony, showing to teen-agers and adults alike that the answer to. life and the hereafter is found only in the person of Jesus Christ. It will be shown at 8 p.m. Aug 31 at Chain O'Lakes Fvangelical Covenant church, 4815 N. Wilmot road, McHenry. Fontane acquired nation­ wide success when his hit record "Cold Cold Heart", sold more than a million copies. Two of his most outstanding albums were "Showboat"' recorded with Sophie Tucker, Fatti Page, and Tony Martin, Nand "Sunny Side of the Street" recorded with Vic Damone, and Frankie Lane, and Billie Daniels. His recording of "1 Talked to*the Trees" held first position on the Australian hit parade for sixteen consecutive weeks. As guest soloist, Tony has graiid opsnine --i SEPTEMBER 5th CAPPNER RESTAURANT appeared on many national TV shows such as the Ed Sullivan show, the Steve Allen show, the Hogie Carmichael show and many other New York and Hollywood programs. He was privileged to have his own radio and television show, the Tony Fontane show, and was featured as the star of Emile Littler's London success, "Brewsters Millions," the well- known musical comedy. Tony's wife, the former Kerry Vaugn, was a professional actress when she and Tony were married. After their marriage, Kerry con­ tinued performing on the stage and in the night clubs around the world and appearing in many Hollywood motion pic­ tures. PUNCH LINE OF THE WEEK ' I t OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER -' W SERVING FULL MENU & COCKTAILS BEING- A GENTLEMAN IS COMMENDABLE EVEN THOUGH' A HANDICAP IN A GOOD ARGUMENT. CORNER OF RT. 173 ANO LAKEVIEW RD. RICHMOND, ILLINOIS 678-4442 <r UAAESrS STEAKHOUSE & LOUNGE INTERSECTION HWY. 120 & GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-3120 FULL COURSE DINNERS SEftUED 11am to 12am 11am to 10 SUNDAYS TAKE OUT ttftUICE ON ClIEftVTHINC • Steaks • Lobster Surf & Turf • Pasta • Shishkebab UK ENTERTAINMENT »»CI* FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT HO COVER • HO HIHIMUM •SMORGASBORD* Mon. thru Thurs. 11'am to 2:30-5 to 8:30 pm Fri. & Sat. 11 am to 2:30-5 to 9 pm Sun. 1 to 8: JO pm Call Us For Party Or Banquet Reservations Ph. 385-3120_ PAT'S SUPPER CLUB ( FORMERLY THE SHERMAN HOUSE) PAT FEATURES: LUNCHEON SKOAL TUES. THRU FRI. From $1.90 CASUAL or ENJ0V A COMPLETE DINNER WITH THE fAMILV TUES.-WED.-THURS EVENING For £2.50 FAMILV STYLE DINNERS Sundays & Holidays £JL EA All you can eat! FRIDAY SPECIAL POORMAN'S AC LOBSTER V9 "SERUING ALL V0UR fAUORITES" ALL THIS IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR MENU FEATURING • STEAK • PRIME RIB • BABY BACK RIBS • ROAST DUCK • SEAFOOD • JUMBO LOBSTFR • SEAFOOD PLATTER FOR PAT'S SUPPER CLUB RESERVATIONS ,7812 US. RTE. 12 SOLON MILLS, ILL. 2 Ml. SE. OF RICHMOND (815)675-2411 l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.rrTrn!||nTrTr'-^-f-t-T-R-T-'.'.R.T.I.I.l.T.R.T.R.T.I.I.I.I.R.T.R.T.R.T.R.T.R.I.R.I.R.Y.R.I.RJLlJjfl CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB /VOW SERVING f BREAKFAST, LUNCH and DINNER DINNER FROM 5 PM FRIDAY FISH FRY Our apologies to the overflow crowd we could not handle last! Friday Nite. MONDAY -- TUESDAY-- WEDNESDAY- THURSDAY-- FRIDAY SATURDAY-- SUNDAY DAILY MENU SPECIALS -- Baked Lasagna .-- 2.50 Stuffed Pepper 2.75 Spaghetti & Meatballs 2.50 Beef Brochette 3.00 Fried Perch 2.50 Honey Fried Chicken 2.50 Breaded Lobsters 3.00 We Accept Reservations for Private Parties FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 385 0333 2500 CHAPEL HILL RD. - McHENRY, ILL. On a peaceful sunny Sep­ tember afternoon in 1957, Tony Fontane, filled with the ex­ citement and satisfaction of a successful rehearsal for a TV network show, was driving in the San Fernando Valley. Suddenly there was an ear- splitting crash and everything went blank. Thirty days later, Tonv regained consciousness. This automobile crash brought Tony and Kerry and their daughter, Char'ae, to a knowledge of Jesus Christ. For their newfound Lord, they left lucrative careers to dedicate their God-given talents to the service of their Saviour. They used these talents to portray", themselves in this motion picture epic. R.C.A. Victor has recorded a souvenir album of the songs used in this motion nicture entitled "Songs From ""The Tony Fontane Story". The linear on the back of the album was written by Dr. Billy Graham, "The Bible says, 'I will sing a new song'. Certainly this is true of Tony Fontane. This music portrays in, the language of the soul the message which I also proclaim - the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I am thrilled by the ministry of Youth Films, and I believe its potential is unlimited. I do not know of a greater work for Christ anywhere." Billy Zeoli, president of Gospel Films, is the executive 4-H On The Move I Vti IAI WW W W M MM VW W W WW WW IAI tA4 MM II Super Fair! Approximately sixty 4-H'ers participated in the Illinois State Fair - Super Fair, Junior department activities. They ALk did a fine job and the McHenry county 4-H members were proud to be represented by them. The fair-goers and the areas they participated in are as follows: Dairy - Linda Rich of Har- producer of "The Tony Fontane Story". Zeoli spent two and a half years in the organization and preparation of it. Zeoli and Fontane, in conjunction with the Gospel Films board of directors carefully and prayerfully chose Jan Sadlo. one of America's outstanding directors, to direct the film. Gospel Films, now in its twenty-first year, is operating in 120 countries of the world with films in thirty different foreign languages. Its u n-age ministry. Youth Films, is the only Christian motion picture company that offers free of charge its teen-age films to any of the 38,000 high school assemblies throughout America. arty Time CATERING AT ITS FINEST FOR AU. OCCASIONS! We Will Be Happy To Supply All Or Partial Catering! FOR DELICIOUS FOOD AND EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE CALL (815) 653-9563 CORONA RECORDS, INC. proudly presents SHIRLEY STOKES WITH HER BRAND NEW HIT "DARLING" AND YOU'RE THE ANSWER TO MY DREAMS AVAILABLE NOW AT TONES MUSIC American Legion Post 491 - RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY - FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE « OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE FRI - 2 BEERS & A COKE SAT - COUNTRY ROCK I I I I I I I I I I I warn m.. . . 'J ' + Sunday Breakfast Buffet SERVED 9 TO 1 "ALL YOU CAN EAT!" CRYSTAL UKE WED., SEPT. 3 MANOR ROAD SOUTH OF RTE. 14 TWO SHOWS 4:30 & 7:30 P.M SPONSORED BY LAKE REGION Y»s MENS CLUB D 150 PERFORMERS • JUNGLE ANIMALS • HERDS OF ELEPHANTS «! S t. (j( N A' >11 ( K f IS M)W S A11 ON I I ' ( I IS DA » A I SHOV- (.WOUNDS BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 10 A M SAVE $1.00 ON ADULT TICKETS BEFORE CIRCUS DAY! Reserved and Gen. Adm. Tickets On Sale Now At ACE HARDWARE STORE, 3729 W. Elm St., McHenry and LAKE REGION YMCA, Crystal Lake vard; Ed Vogts, Woodstock; Kathy and David Hardt, Woodstock. Public Speaking - Steve Thompson, Greenwood and Linda Rich, Harvard. Food Demonstrations - Paula Ronczkowski, Woodstock. Clothing Revue - Diane Kuhlman, Hebron; Fay Stroh, Woodstock; Judy .Vyduna, McHenry; Darlynn Faatz, Crystal Lake; Christie Jurs, Crystal Lake; Barb Meier, Crystal Lake; and Denise Winn, Richmond. \ General Demonstrations - Joy Vyduna, McHenry and Steve Thompson, Greenwood. Entomology - Leon Watson, Crystal Lake; Share the Fun Skit, Junior Wonder Maids 4-H Club* Crystal Lake; Share the Fun Ejn-Cee, Linda Rich, Harvard. Food Demonstration Judging - Sherry Payne, Woodstock; Kathy Luerssen, Hebron; Mary "Bauman, Woodstock; Lynne MeWhinnie, McHenry. Clothing Construction Winners: Andrea Jeffery, Crystal Lake; Joy Vyduna, McHenry; Sherry Payne, Woodstock. State Invitational Dairy Judging Contest - Deb Utech, Crystal Lake. State Invitational Poultry Judging Contest - Don Swan- son, Woodstock. 4-11 Is For You Do you know what age you should be to become involved in 4-H? Is it 8, or 12, or 22, or 35, or 45? All of these are correct. You can join 4-H when you become 8 years old. Many of these young' 4-H members enjoy such projects as "beginning cooking", "dog or cat" care, "arts and crafts", "horse and pony" or even a livestock project such as "sheep" or "beef" if you live in the country. Twelve-year-olds and young people up to the age of 19 can join 4-H and enjoy more involved projects such as: "Teen Time Food Fare", "Junior Leadership", "Money Management for Teens" and "Automotive Care." If you are 22, 35, or 45 years old or older, 4-H is still for you as a 4-H leader. 4-H leaders are the most important part of the 4-H program. Being an organizational leader and-or helping a 4-H clubs' members with a specific project, is where you fit into 4-H. Besides "Learning by Doing" through project work, 4-H members develop well rounded personalities by participation in 4-H activities. This helps them learn about other people, other places, and ideas, and how they can live better by working together as good citizens. County 4-H Federation events, roller skating parties, camping and citizenship are activities where 4-H members meet other young people from their own county, and are given the opportunity to take on leadership roles. County and district judging contests, public speaking festival, demonstration derby, and the 4-H show are com­ petitive 4-H activities where 4- H members are able to see how other members work, and the different results that are achieved. State 4-H conference, national citizenship short- course to Washington, D.C., and international activities such as the International 4-H Youth Exchange, and club or individual people-to-people activities, give 4-H'ers the experiencr "f meeting people and learning from them, and with them. Clubs and in­ dividuals learn more about other lands and their people by using study sheets, writing to Pen Pals, or having in­ ternational 4-H club meetings SKYLINE Rout* 120-1 Mile Ea»l of McHenry in the People to People activity. The 4-H programs are coordinated in every county by the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension service. If you are interested in more information about 4-H as a member or leader, call 338-3737 or 4747, or stop by the Ex­ tension office in Woodstock, located at the corner of Rt. 47 and McConnell road, in the Farm Bureau building. According to a recent news ar­ ticle. there are more people on welfare in New York City than there are inhabitants in all but six of the nation's cities The number of welfare recipients in New York City, said the article, has reached the million mark for the first time in historv FRIDA Y FISH FR Y SPECIAL! Alaskan Perch and Homemade Salad Bar - FULL MENU SERVICE - Joe & Jim Fallon THE CULLOM KNOLL TAVERN "ON McCULLOM LK. RD." PHONE 385-9712 ^1 • I V.F.W. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC i fiAllFORRENT J SHOWERS-WEDDINGS-BANQUETS I 400 SEATING CAPACITY CALL L 385-9860 SING-A LONG Every FRI. & SAT. 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