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SECTION 2 - PAGE t- PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1*84 attract many artists entry applications, but the list is Peasley. Victor Meuch is extensive. This will assure a chairman of the judging varied, artistic attraction, said selection committee. Campion. Additional exhibitors are LEGISLATION SIGNED invited to contact Campion to Governor James R. Thompson learn if space is available and if signed into law bills mandating they qualify to present their inspection of carnival and works of art. amusement park rides, examining the cost of health Committee members include care in the state and ensuring Jim Campion, chairman; prompt evaluation and referral Barbar Champion, Ron Huber, of infants born with severe Maude Kiltz, Tom Smith, Char handicaps or developmental and Gus Lesner and Don disabilities. cash or purchase prizes. The Woodstock Chamber of Com­ merce and Industry's Professional-Service division is sponsor of the Woodstock Art Fair. Campion announced the committee is providing a $250 "best artist of the show" prize in addition to ten $50 awards of excellence. The entries reflect the variety of artistic work to go on view from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. W^ter- color, photography and stoneware are among the most frequent skills listed on the a# THE SOUNDS OF CHICAGO BLUES are coming to the Woodstock Opera House y Saturday, Sept. 8, 1984 • 8:15 P.M. Starring • Otis Clay • "The King of Deep Soul and Big Time Sarah with Magic Slim Blues Band Tickets: $10 and $12 Visa/MasterCard accepted. Phone (815) 338-5300 Woodstock Opera House ticket office open noon til 5 P.M. Closed Mondays. 121 VanBuren St., Woodstock, IL 60098 (A Saich'l Gate production) All breed dog show slated at The Lambs TUESDAY STEAK FRY DELICIOUS FLAME BROILED STEAKS •22 OZ. PORTERHOUSE '10.! •12 0/ N Y STRIP STEAK 5S.! •10 Ql. BUTT STEAK l7.< SUNDAY COUNTRY STYLE DINNERS ONLY $550 SERVED 1PM-8PM An all breed conformation and obedience fun match will be held Sunday, Aug. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.jn. at The Lambs, Inc., located at the junction of 1-94 Tollway and Illinois Route 176, two miles east of Libertyville. Admission and parking for the event are free and the com­ petition is sponsored by Little Fort Kennel Club. Pure bred dogs of all ages are eligible for the match and will be judged in several categories including sporting, junior showmanship, terrier, herding, working hounds, toy and non- sporting. Champions and major pointed dogs may not compete. Puppies and adults, and male and female dogs will compete in separate classes and ribbons and trophies will be awarded to winners in each class. New dog owners are encouraged to enter their pure breds to gain ex­ perience for future competition. The pre-entry fee of $3.50 may be sent to Lesly Johnson, 911 Porter Street, Waukegan, 111. 60085. Additional entries are $2. Gate entry is $4.50 and ad­ ditional gate entries are $2.50. Also featured that day will be a one-hour water rescue demonstration performed by highly trained Newfoundland dogs. The dogs are well known for their abilities in aquatic environments and have long served as working companions to man. THURSDAY •1 Lb CRAB LEGS •STF^K & CRAB •Slf.oLE LOBSTER TAIL •STEAK & LOBSTER •TWIN LOBSTER TAILS . . . Did you know that you probably worked the first four months of this year to pay your taxes? Studies show that the average taxpayer had to work until May 1 just to pay his total tax bill. It takes the first two and a half hours of each workday just to pay the average person's combined federal, state, and local taxes. You could save a great deal of money on your tax bill by learning more about all the tax benefits that you are entitled to. 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