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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 27 Jul 1984, p. 114

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Page 66--Shaw^Free Press Media Group, tnc 1984 Far Guk)« McHENRY ^ mviunn • s (EN TABLE s OfM WttknilM M pm Sotwrday 9-C p«n immtmf (Stor») 9-7 inn Sunday (Pharmacy) 9-3 pm Fair features C3«=>^C3 Froo Insurance aid htNMlai Prescript!** SwMMriti Free PrwcHyHta Delivery wmm mm wmm mwM- M MPWR A series of coincidences tied Bandana together Prescriptive yy/-?sy. Rassell Stover Candy W^THK Candy CaldBeer Pep WW/A mm mm Free Sniles le Each Customer "It must have been predestined that the five of us would get together lo . make music." • That's how Lon Wilson, vocalist, drummer and rhythm guitarist with Bandana, describes the series of coin­ cidences that brought the band together and to the attention of Warners Bros. Records in Nashville. Given the opportunity to make music together, the five then credit "teamwork and perseverance" for 4 the success of their three country and western singles, including the Top 20 hit "The Killin' Kind." The band will perform at the McHenry County Fair on Friday night, Aug. 3, at the grandstand. Wilson grew up playing drums and singing in Monroe, La., where his mother, father and uncle had a locally-popular family band. During the desegregation years, he was bus­ ed to an all-black high school where he played drums for the school band. He went on to Northeast Louisiana University jazz ensemble. He pursued his musical interests on weekends while he worked as a bank teller and in a men's clothing store. Meanwhile, bassist and vocalist Jerry Fox was literally growing up in his family's radio station in Hobart, Okla. He was a fulltime disc jockey at 11 and formed his first band at 16. After graduating from Boston Univer­ sity with a degree in public relations, he worked as a news reporter, deejay and program director at several New England radio stations before making the move to Nashville in 1978 to play bass for singer Charly McClain. Keyboard player Joe Van Dyke began studying classical piano at age 5. At 14, he was playing professionally around his hometown of Portsmouth, continued from page 68 on DOORS & WINDOWS! INTERIOR H-CLUAN PRE-HUN6 DOOR 2/8 or 3/0 Reg. $69.00 $45°° Limited Quantity WOOD SCREEN DOORS 32" Reg. $34.00 $230# 36" Reg. $38.00 *24* CRESTLINE WINDOWS Doubts Hung Clad 60% Stock Untie Only Best Quality 6'X6'l" PATIO SLIDING DOORS WITH SCREEN *39900 Reg. $757.00 5/t' Buck tempered mswtated (ktu tmn Key lock tad h*<J«ood handle 'Installation Avail. NORGLI windows. Ir -- ^3 = -- F J PINE FULL LOUVRE BI-F0LD DOOR SETS 6/0 Reg. 226.00 Sale 110°° 4/0 Reg. i89.oo Sale 95°° 2/8 Reg. 121.00 Sale 63°° 2/8 Reg. 116.00 Sale 58°° 2/0 Reg. io7.oo Sale 55°° FULLLOUVRE PINE DOOR SETS uumctwi MIA a • toRHUWRI 2 0 Reg. 121.0. Sate 65 ̂ BI-FOLDDOORSETS 2/6 Reg. 99.00 Sale 49" Mt 3/0 Reg.05.00 Sate 44" 610 Reg.u.oo Sale59" 5/0 Reg.tt.00 Sate 49'" Once-a year-Sale Choose from Noc'dad TM low-maint enance, aluminum-armored wood windows or N0RC0 na­ tural all-wood windows * Installation Available 13/8 HOLLOW CORE LUAN DOORS 2/0 Reg.30.00 Site 19" 2/0 Reg. 3«.oo Sate 19" 2/1 Reg. 33.00 SalalS" 4/0 3/0 2/8 2/6 2/0 Reg. 01.00 Reg. 50.00 Reg. 50.00 Reg 53.00 Reg. 49.00 Sate 49" Sate 39" Sate39" Sate 29" Sate 29" MM LAST CHANCE!! Aoot. odd lot Mtehon coMnote NOW 7S% c/c 462 S. VIRGINIA ST. CRYSTALLAKE IM PROy,EMEI\l CEIMTiER Oate A«a B Ne« lacatton s CALL FOU A FREE Hi HOME ESTIMATI 455-2160

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