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The program will include Franz Schubert's "Grand Rondeau in A Major, D. 951 (Op. 107) "and" Frantasie in F Minor, D. 940 (Op. 103)". Following the Schubert works the Fine Arts chorale will assist the Smiths in per­ forming Johannes Brahms' "Liebeslieder Walzer, Op. 52". After the intermission the Smiths will return to play Claude Debussy's "Petite Suite" (1909) and Igor Stravinsky's "Petrouchka" (1947). The Smiths are appearing in a seldom heard combination of duo-pianists, or four-hand piano. Both are alumni of i enry C~P I at nJealer Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street k Phone 385-0170 McHenry. Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Adele Froehlich Editor Larry E Lund Publisher NATIONAL NEWSPAPER rwuti mi ASSOCIATION NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER - 1974 f ree Preu I Key NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $9.00 1 Year $12.50 In McHenry *nd L.ik. Outside McHenry and County Lake County UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT FOXHOLE TAP PIZZERIA PIZZA OUR SPECIALTY Come In And Enjoy Our Newly Remodeled Dining Room HOURS: Mop _ Thurs 11 AM - 1 AM Fri- Sat 11 AM - 2 AM Sunday 1 PM - 11 PM PIZZA CHICKEN SANDWICHES STEAKS SEAFOOD ITALIAN FOOD Also A Specialty PICKUP OR DELIVERY 385-6710 RT. 120 & THE FOX RIVER McHENRY lea/ii S Stwd ....(w, |&/i men 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Felix E. Snipes of Atlanta, Ga., will be the music director and soloist for the Evangelistic Crusade in McHenry, March 3 through March 10 at 7:30 p.m. He will join the guest minister, Wayne Bristow of Lubbock, Texas, in leading First Baptist church in eight days of evangelistic emphasis. Snipes is beginning his twelfth year in full-time evangelistic music. Almost eight of those years he spent as Music and Platform director for Dr. Haggai and Evangelism International. In this capacity he directed the platform ac­ tivities and the mass choirs for their great city-wide crusades throughout America and many foreign countries. He was also in chargp of the advance and set-up work for the crusades and helped in the ad­ ministration of the office staff, thi£ missionary program, the development program and the International Training Center for Evangelism in Switzerland. Snipes possesses a rich baritone, solo voice and an unique ability to get congregations to join in the "sing-along time" of each service in which everyone joins in singing the old familiar songs of the church. However, it is probably as a dynamic choir director that Felix Snipes has become best known. His ability to take a group of inexperienced singers or a group of singers representing the many denominations and churches cooperating in a city-wide crusade and mold them into a professional sounding choir has seldom been equaled. Through his recent city-wide crusades in Indonesia, Lebanon, India, England and Portugal, Snipes has in­ troduced to the choirs and musicians of these countries the Evangelistic choir hymn- arrangements for which he has become so well known in his crusades. In addition to his own choir arrangements, Singspiration, Inc., the world's largest religious music publishing organization, has exemplified the missionary spirit in granting to Snipes the permission to share their vast library of choir arrangements with the mission fields he has visited. Each night of the crusade here in First Baptist church, he will feature the Crusade Choir in one of his special arrangements. The choir will rehearse with him 45 minutes before each service during the crusade. / P.ofnre entering the field of Evangelistic music, Snipes, a native of Jackson, Miss., served for six years as minister of music in Mississippi and Tennessee churches ranging in size from 200 members to more than 2,000 members. A graduate of Mississippi college, he and his wife and two children make their home in Atlanta, where they are active members of the First Baptist church. The members and friends of First Baptist church are looking forward with great anticipation to this Evangelistic Crusade led by Wayne Bristow and Felix E. Snipes. Services are at 7:30 p.m. each evening, March 3-10. Nursery facilities are provided for those with small children. Pastor Chappell says, "We cordially invite people of all faiths and those of no particular faith to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to hear the thrilling music and in­ spiring messages by these two men of international reputation. Oberlin College Conservatory of Music in Oberlin, Ohio. They have played with symphonies in Dallas and Denver and have played recitals in Cleveland, Chicago and Denver. Upon leaving Oberlin, Michael Smith was enrolled at Chicago Theological seminary where he received his Master of Divinity degree in June of 1973. Before receiving his degree he accepted the ministerial position at Woodstock's Congregational- Universalist church and was a minister there when he was ordained in September, 1973. While currently holding his position as minister in the local church he also holds the position of assistant instructor in a doctoral program in comparative religions at Northwestern university and is also pursuing his PH.D. in that same area at Northwestern. He has been acting as minister of the Woodstock church since August, 1971. The couple was married following his graduation from Oberlin and since she was two years behind him she was forced to discontinue her studies at Oberlin. Currently she is engaged in pursuing her B.A. degree from Northern Illinois university. While at Oberlin Mrs. Smith, although only a sophomore, was one of the school's most sought after accompanists. The Fine Arts chorale is regarded as one of the finest choral ensembles in northern Illinois. They have been in existence for several years and have become an institution throughout the area. Their previous Woodstock presentations included Han­ del's "Messiah", Faure's FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS Grandma Sez Here I go again, expoundin' on th' importance o' women, who take th' responsibility o' motherhood lightly, an' turn out unprepared younguns, fer teachers t' cope wi', ah' try t' undo th' harm, along wi' teachin' th' usual lessons. In times gone by, afore "Women's Lib," an other foolishness, mothers cared enough t' make motherhood a career. There's a great pride in producin' a family that's a credit t' earnest effort put forth, t' mould th' young lives. Nowadays, there's so much t' have, th' temptation's great, t' git a job in order t' pad th' family income, so's t' afford th' extras. Folks eat better 'n ever in history, an' Americans enjoy a life o' ease, wi' vacations, an' play-time, like our fathers ne'er had. They have money t' travel all o'er the globe, an' th' pattern 's set fer th' young t' expect th' same. In th' meantime, young childern fetch fer 'emselves. They're left wi' babysitters, 'r "Requiem", a program of Elizabethan music complete with food, costumes and musical instruments of the period, and others. The concluding programs in this four-program series will be the Alpha Omega Players presenting George Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan" on Friday, April 12; and the Repertory Opera theatre presenting Claude Debussy's "The Prodigal Son" and Franz Lehar's 'The Merry Widow" Saturday, May 4. Series tickets will be available at the door as well as some business firms. Proceeds from the series go into the Woodstock Fine Arts association's operating fund. Some of the proceeds from the Smith program will be used to help defray the cost of the WFAA's newly acquired grand piano. ENJOY LEGION DINNER - Following a pot-luck dinner at the Marengo Legion home, the regular monthly meeting of the McHenry County council American Legion auxiliary recently, with several division and district officers as guests along with presidents from other counties in the district and several Legionnaires. Although Illinois Department President Loretta Stringer of Chicago was unable to be present because of the weather and gas shortage. Among the officers present were, seated, Mrs. George Kanaly, president of Kishwaukee Unit 192, Marengo; Mrs. Arlo Paul of St. Charles, president of Kane County council; Mrs. Art Buller of St. Charles, Second division presMent and Kane county secretary; Mrs. Wilbur Haak of Wonder Lake, McHenry county president, Mrs. Robert Schultz of Huntley, Eleventh district president; Mrs. George Maletich of Glen Ellyn, DuPage county president; and Mrs. Donald Enstrom of Huntley, Eleventh district secretary, standing, Lou Rossberg of Wonder Lake, McHenry county junior vice-commander; Joe Lewis of Marengo, McHenry county senior vice-commander; Clarence Hammond of Fox River Grove, McHenry county commander; George Kanaly, Marengo Legion post commander and county assistant sergeant-at-arms; and Mrs. Stanley Czarnik of Glen Ellyn, DuPage county secretary. The next meeting of the McHenry County council auxiliary will be at 8 p.m. March 1 at Richmond Post 253. Secretaries' Seminar Series Opens March 5 The McHenry County Legal Secretaries association in conjunction with McHenry County college, is planning a series of seminars to be held at Pal's restaurant beginning Tuesday, March 5, 1974. The restaurant is located on By- Pass U.S. Route 14 at Route 120, near Woodstock. James R. Green of Joslyn and Green Professional cor­ poration will lecture on "The Ethical Considerations of the Legal Secretary." A question and answer period will be held after the lecture. The fee will include the lecture and coffee. Persons interested in attending the seminar should plan to call the Office of Community Services at MCC (815 ) 459-6800, Ext. 24, or Ms. Freida Lazalde at (815) 338-1135 to reserve a place. Reservations must be made by Friday, March 1. put in so-called pre-school kindergartens, an' left t' th' mercies o' strange folk, many o' whom 're ill-equipped t' train littleuns. Th' sad part is, society's a changin', an' not fer th' good. Th' reason we had fewer young folk engaged in harmful use o' drugs, strong drink, an' im­ moral acts, may be laid t' th' fact that parents wuz on th' job, twenty-four hours a day, 'til that youngster wuz grown. Childern knew their folks cared enough t' take time t' teach an' guide 'em. A few years back, younguns respected th' rules, an' it wuz only th' few who got inter trouble. Teachers had th' full cooperation o' parents, an' th' result wuz amazin'. What's needed badly, 's fer mothers an' fathers t' git back t' a little o' th' old-fashioned methods, which proved so good that we turned out some fine young folk. We still see a great many commendable younguns, an' it's a good bet that they're from parents who taught 'em th' golden rule, along wi' a good many others. It used t' be a regular thing, after th' dinner hour, fer a mother 'r father t' put in an hour 'r more, a teachin' th' small ones t' read, 'r write, 'r help th' older members wi' homework. Th' TV takes up all th' time, an' th' childern suffer. Seems that folks, a lot smarter than this oP granny, 're beginnin' t' realize that th' "Tube" hain't been th' good influence it was intended t' be. In fact, many o' us feel that it may be responsible fer th' increase in crime, lowered standards o' society, an' in­ fluential in many ways, detrimental t' th' well-bein' o' th' human race, in civilized societies. I'm beginning' t' think that civilization's sinkin' t' lower levels, 'stead o' growin' better wi' age, an' it all begins in th' home, startin' from th' first day o' life, through those Affliliate Artist Back On County Lecture Tour Affiliate Artist Niki Flacks begins her second year of free McHenry county lecture performances aimed at taking the performing arts to the people with a three-week stay Feb. 26 to March 15. Sponsored by the Woodstock Fine Arts association, the Broadway actress is one of tender years, when parents c'n shape a life. This world needs some ol' fashioned patents, who think it's more important t' rear fine offspring, than t' have th' luxuries afforded by t'day's standards. Grandma Radtke forty Affiliate Artists working in communities across the country as part of the not-for- profit. New York based Af­ filiate Artists Inc. Her appearance also is supported in part by the Illinois Arts council, The National Endowment for the Arts and the Sears Roebuck foundation. Working in the county until March 15, her first scheduled visit will take her special in­ formal lecture-performances, called "informances", to such diverse groups as the county chapter of the American Association of University Women, the Ridgefield Grange, and the theatre arts depart- NANETTE ROMANI ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Romani of 2619 Lauderdale court, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nanette, to Gregg Kuretski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Kuretski of 5317 Hilltop drive, Wonder Lake. Gregg is a 1971 graduate of McHenry high school and has been employed in Crystal Lake. His fiancee is a 1973 MCHS graduate and works in Spring Grove. The young people are planning a September, 1975, wedding. Actress Will Address AAUW March Meeting The March meeting of the American Association of University Women will be held Monday night, March 4, at 8 o'clock at the home of Suzanne Mulligan, 4915 Terra Cotta road, Crystal Lake. Speaker for the March meeting will be Niki Flacks, who is an actress with the Woodstock Fine Arts association as an affiliate artist dedicated to bringing her art closer to the people of McHenry county. She is a skilled professional with a broad foundation of experience behind her. She is interested in sharing her art with more people and has appeared in classrooms, factories, libraries, churches, clubs and concert halls. ment at Northern Illinois university. Teacher training sessions are scheduled in Marengo and Crystal Lake, and the actress will be working with three Woodstock school groups on a regular basis. Miss Flacks is slated for two sessions at Marian Central high school in Woodstock, McHenry county's only parochial secondary' school. 'With a few mornings, af­ ternoons and evenings still open on her schedule, the Af­ filiate Artist may add several informances or public speaking workshops to her agenda. Information regarding the actress' schedule of free acting and public speaking workshops may be obtained from Mrs. John J. Schultz, Bull Valley road. The Affiliate Artist is returning to McHenry county following an engagement at the Studio Arena theatre in Buf­ falo, New York, during which she co-starred in the American premier of David Mercer's London hit play, Flint. Discussion Group Meets At City Church This is the final reminder about the discussion group which will meet at St. Patrick's church hall, 3500 West Washington street, Monday mornings from 9:30 to 11, March 4 through April 29. The topic for these discussions will be woman and her role in a changing culture. Mostly, it will provide in­ terested people the opportunity to air and discuss their feelings about what is happening to women in today's world. The group will be non- denominational. For further information, call the St. Patrick's Religious Education office, 385-2959. Advance registration is not necessary. There will be a registration fee for the course. The thinkers question the past and future: the ignoramus, neither. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND .. . ILLUSION FIELDS (FRIDAY, MARCH 1 A SATURDAY, MARCH 2) FRIDAY ONLY • HARVEY WALLBANGER PARTY • 75c Per Drink While Band Plays 4106 E. Lake Shore Dr LOVE INN Wonder Lake BARBARA KUEII SCHOOL DANCING iallat and Tap Pr«-School» to Adults fafafmaMwi Cmtt 7284)161 4503 Ri ood Road PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 1,1974 Atlanta Man To Lead March Crusade Music