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INTERNATIONAL FOOD FAIR Unique Cuisines by: Arbor Lanes Algonquin Sliders Hot dogs Butch's Fresh Squeezed Lemonade -- Crown Point, IN Lemonade (16 oz. glass) ~ El Niagara -- Dundee Nachos Tacos Tostados Ernie's Tavern/Old Town Association -- Carpentersville Bratwurst Potato Chips Floyd's Restaurant -- Carpentersville Prime Rib Sandwich Stuffed Baked Potato Watermelon Garrison's Soft Ice Cream -- Hebron Ice Cream Cones Masi's Restaurant -- Dundee Pizza v Lasagna O'Brien's Dog & Suds Broasted Chicken Smettan's Bakery -- South Elgin Pastries CLASSIC CAR SHOW Car buffs will find many cars of special interest on Sunday -- 9:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m. 1900 -1975 Cars on display Classic Models • Antique Cars Hot Rods • All Types on Display Car Entrance Fee: Pre-Registration $5.00 ($7.50 at gate) Admission $2.00 adult $1.00 children under 12 years MOSES AND THE HIGHBROWS %6ooiA A Many miles have been covered by the popular Moses and the HighBrows on their way up to a Jamboree Days '85 appearance. The group started in the Philippines, traveled to Hawaii, Las Vegas and finally settled in the Mid-West. Moses and the HighBrows plays songs of all types. The group follows the top selling songs but also includes many other types of music in their performances. They have recently appeared in Algon­ quin and bring a dedicated following to their scheduled performances at Jamboree Days '85 on Friday and Saturday nights. They will appear from 8 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. each night. Other groups appearing at Jamboree Days '85 include Sweetwater, The Allies, The Rangers, Jan Lazore and the WindyCity Cowboys and the Celebration Dixieland Jazz Band. Closing the four-day event on Sunday night will be the well-known Rick Saucedo and the Ambassadors.