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'Atlantic City II Versatile McHenry county entertainer, Virginia Zymonas, returns to the Hurricane Happening with a new nightclub act. Continuous shows will run throughout the evenings of April 11, 12, 18 and 19. The general theme for this year's "Hurricane Hap­ pening" is Atlantic City". The event, set for April 11, 12, 18 and 19, is an inflation- fighter, offering ten night­ clubs for one admission price. The annual fund raiser for Marian Central high school in Woodstock brings together actors, singers, and musicians in continuous shows throughout the evening on two con­ secutive weekends. Planning for the yearly event begins in the fall with the selection of a theme and a coordinating committee composed of faculty members and parents. Room chairmen are ap­ pointed, food concessions Daisy Mae Wins In this scene from "Li'l Abner", Daisy Mae (Missy Schlomer, Harrington) finally captures Li'l Abner (Craig Spengel, McHenry) during the Sadie Hawkins race, an annual event in the thriving hill community of Dogpatch. "Li'l Abner" will be presented by the Woodstock Musical Theatre company at the Woodstock Opera House on successive weekends opening April 11 and closing April 26. Friday and Saturday evening performances will be at 8:30 p.m.and Sunday matinees will begin at 6. For further information and ticket reservations, call the Woodstock Opera House box office. You can best be some­ one by always being your­ self. RENT MNSEtfMC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rentol $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter. {Example 2 hours . . . total charge $1 plus tax.) NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rate Good Monday thru Thursday RINSENVAC deans the *ay profess iona ls do a t a t rac t ion ot f/je cosr I SUN (J . HIS 15 00 MIN \ PER HOUR OVERNIGHT SRICIAII l : O O P M • 9 : 0 0 A . M . + $10.00 1 HORNSBYS _ f a m i l y ( f n i r i i 4400W.RTE. 120. MUHENRY.IU. H earned my Wings! "My tough job only seems easier now that I'm wearing Red Wings. I work hard day-in and day-out, and my feet don't complain a bit" SIZES: 6-16, AA-EEEE* 'Not all sizes in all widths. .. RED-WING RedWings GIIS SHOES A SHOE REPAIR 1307 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry 385-2801 organized, and compliance with security and fire regulations arranged. R o <Pm themes, decorations, and > en­ tertainment for each of the 10 nightclubs are the responsibility of the room chairmen. This year's at­ tractions include the following: Atlantic City Firehouse, chairmen: Dick and Diane Kelly. Billed as "A little bit of vaudeville", this room features a stage show planned around a firehouse theme. A Dixieland jazz band will headline the entertainment, with dancers and singers spotlighted, and Amy Lee will tinkle the ivories on the club's piano. American Bandstand, chairmen: Tom and Mary Beth Smith. "America's oldest teenager" will host Marian's version of this popular dance show. The spotlight dance, rate-a- record, and the American top ten, familiar to rock 'n' roll fans, will be featured and a special appearance by the "Everly Brothers" will highlight the evening. The Boardwalk: Dancing to the big band sounds of Rich Mikus and Friends is the Boardwalk's feature. Music old and new, a roomy dance floor surrounded by cocktail tables, and con­ tinuous bar service give this room a special character. Broadway Memories, chairmen: Rich and' Mary Yager. Broadway musical hits tyill be featured in two shows on Atlantic City's boardwalk. The first skit will include songs and piano stylings reminiscent of the past. Popular guitarist Bill Cingrone and Hurricane's "Barbra Streisand", Lori Merrill, will head the cast of the second show with music of today. Convention Hall, chair­ woman: Patti Parsley. "It Pays to be Political", an original satire by writer Art Thorson, will take a look at contenders for this year's upcoming election. In an interview format, leading "candidates" will match wits (or half-wits) to solve problems about which they all-too-obviously know little. Lady Luck Casino: Soloist Virginia Zymonas returns to the Hurricane Happening with a cabaret act that in­ cludes impressions and song stylings backed by a combo. L i f e g u a r d S t a t i o n Restaurant, chairmen: Mike and Janet Borman. A recovery station where the menu includes sandwiches with such titles as "Jaws...You provide the big bite and we provide the quantity" and "Octopus...8 hands should be enough to hold this favorite." Jazmvn, chairmen: The McCabe Family. A carnival decor, cocktails, and pop­ corn, are offered in this show lounge. Singing trio Kathy Bruhnke, Helen Morgan, and Diane Woodruff entertain with old standards and new favorites. Jubilation Disco, chair­ woman: Heather Tyrrell. Flashing lights and the latest music give disco fans a Chance to show off their dance styles. - Pier One, chairmen: Bernie and Marge Rickert, John and Judi Wett. Qn the beach at Atlantic . City the "Andrews Sisters" make their entrance from a bathhouse and perform their hit songs from the pier. General admission tickets to the Hurricane Happening are available by calling the school or they can be pur­ chased at the door. Food and beverage tickets will be available for purchase throughout the Hurricane Happening evenings, and ample free parking is available on the school grounds. PAGE S - PLAINDEALER - Swim suit designers have outdone themselves in the very brief bikinis. These suits are meant for the young and the bold. For many, the strapless, one-piece suit will be more practical. Open Fri. Nights Til 8:30 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 19th ̂V;-:- Custom Draperies MOW,TO •H * MIASUIK. o i V0U* ** WINDOWS • W.drti rod to --d • 1?" ' t o 1.II rod lo I'M - r • To lloor 1 abo*o rod lo l '2 Item Hoot (" Cf>lu<9 lo Hoot "to* ot radio l/J- l.o~ floor LCh°ose 0of Lco\°( <*t0p hoo9 „ We are offering this SPECIAL SALE to introduce you to our newly remodeled curtain and drapery department now located on our main sales floor. Sorry No Rain- checks on sale curtains. SSS8SSS8eSgS8SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSSSSS8SSSS!i SAVE 50% on all remaining curtains and drapes located on lower sales floor. I Political Corner j Yates Named To Head Democratic Committee Monty Yates, chairman of the McHenry County Democratic Central com­ mittee, reported this week on highlights of the bi-annual county convention held in Woodstock. State Rep. Thomas Hanahan presided at the convention, at which the following officers were elected: chairman, Monty Yates, McCullom Lake; vice chairman, Marty Gallagher, Marengo; secretary, Diane Veeneman, Cary; treasurer, Lyle Desmond, Woodstock; and sergeant-at-arms, Pete Hellios, Wonder Lake. The Democratic State Convention for which delegates were elected will re-convene April 24 in Springfield to begin work on the State's Democratic Platform and the election of Illinois' remaining delegates WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9,1980 to the Democratic National Convention. MCDCC elected the following to represent them in Springfield: Tom Hanahan, Frank Mc- Clatchey and Jacqueline Yenny, McHenry; Monty Yates, McCullom Lake; Pete-Hellios, Wonder Lake;, Marty Gallagher, Marengo; Diane Veeneman and John Kvidera. Cary; Diane Kelly and John Cheeseman. Jr. . Crystal Lake; and Lyle Desmond. Woodstock An apology ,often fol­ lows an epic inward strug­ gle and should always be accepted. 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