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DAD'S FAVORITE FOOD IS BEEF -- RARE, MEDIUM OR WELL DONE Dad's taste buds find their greatest titilljation in a morsel of beef for FatHtr's Day feasting. The Beef In­ dustry Council has researched prefer­ ence? of Dad's all over the country, and estimate that nearly 75 million pounds of beef will be consumed over Father's! Day week-end this year. Som* like it rare, some like it well- done, but all Dad's seem to like it. The research kitchens of the Beef Industry Coupfcil have developed a special marinade for Father's Day Beef Broil, traditionally served at the National and Regional Father of the Year Awards Luncheons. If you want to treat your Dad (or any man, for that matter) here's the easy to prepare recipe. It's practically fool-proof and we guarantee "he'll" like it fine. SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 9 -FRIDAY, JUNE 9,1978 POSTER ART PROFILES FATHERHOOD'S EVOLVING ROLE WwlkrMimi MymmmWi FATHER'S DAY KING DAD STEAK I beef top round steak, cut I, IV* inches thick Vi cup sherry 'A cup soy sauce '/« cup salad oil '/« cup lemon juice I tablespoons brown sugar '/i teaspoon ginger 1 clove garlic, minced !/, teaspoon hot sauce 4 teaspoons cornstarch 'A pound mushrooms, sliced '/« cup sliced green onions Mix together sherry, soy sauce, oil, lemon juice, brown sugar, ginger, gar­ lic and hot sauce in a small saucepan. Cook slowly 10 minutes; cool. Place steak in plastic bag; add marinade and tie securely. Refrigerate 24 hours. Remove steak from marinade, reserving marinade, and place on grill over ash-covered coals or on rack in broiling pan so sur­ face of meat is 4 to 5 inches from heat. Broil at moderate temperature to rare or medium (25 to 40 minutes, depend­ ing on doneness desired), brushing with marinade and turning occasional­ ly. Carve in thin slices. Sir remaining marinade into cornstarch in saucepan and cook slowly until thickened, 2 minutes. Serve sauce over sliced steak. FATHER'S DAY 1978 GROOMING AIDS For Father's Day on June 18 this year, the Men's Fashion Associ­ ation notes that fashion starts from the skin out and recom­ mends a host of grooming acces­ sories that will please Dad and contribute to his good looks and personal well-being. The new family of grooming aids are made expressly for men with their special needs in mind. There are the skin toners, for example, astringent preparations that give that healthy outdoors look to a fellow. For the man who's been confined to work at a desk or indoors all week long, the skin toners can give that firm look to his face and neck that was once identified with the rugged outdoorsman. The use of skin toners also can do a lot to restore a healthier look to the man who may have been guilty of overin­ dulging on a big night. Shaving accessories are things a man needs and uses daily. There are literally hundreds of prepara­ tions, most of them attractively packaged, that any man would be delighted to receive as Father's Day gifts. Among those shaving preparations are shaving creams some of which are formulated to use with a brush, others that can be used without a brush as well as foams that squirt ready to rub in directly from cans. After-shave preparations have ,a long-established standing with men and there are currently more than ever. Some carry names of famous men's wear designers; others have labels that go back to Grandad's day, and each has some characteristic to distinguish it from the others--minty scents, woodsy smells, the aroma of fine leather or exotic odors identified with the orient. Among the most popular are some that employ a musky scent, reputed to be most pleasing and attractive to the (adies. Male deodorants are also at a peak of popularity and come in spray types, roll-ons and stick forms--great after a bath or Shower and guaranteed to keep a fellow fresh all through the day. Even soap isn't just soap any­ more. There are soaps that are made with the same scents as his favorite after-shave lotions as well as finely milled soaps that produce luxurious lathers. There is even soap on a rope that makes it easier to control the elusive and slippery cake during Dad's ablutions. The gift shelves are loaded with many other possibilities: hair preparations that make good sense with the trend back to shorter hair; all kinds of sham­ poos, skin treatments, and the largest collection of men's col­ ognes in history. All of which prove that even the man cele­ brated on June 18 wants to be well dressed and well groomed. artd the empathy among Father, Mother and Child editorializes family inter-relationship with a happy glow of warmth, joy and dignity. „ NO taMt FAIC Qfp W<tic Tre.. For 40 years the Official Father's Day Poster has interpreted the responsibility role of Father, as it has evolved through nearly two generations. Some of the earliest art was rendered by McClelland Barclay and Elmer Ward. Today's expression is photographed with warm yet contemporary feel­ ing. The family is a "real" family, Abraham Lincoln was clean­ shaven until he was 51 years old. Negative Criticism Angry Patron (leaving cinema)--rve never seen a worse picture in my life! Commissionaire (overhear­ ing the remark:-Ever 'ad yer photo taken? spurgeons Lew's® Panatela on Sale for Dad! 3 Pc. Vested Suit Reg. $78.00 Save over 24% Sale price includes: Solid Blazer, Solid Vest and Solid Slacks LEVIS'MNAIELA sromswfARQB The new compatibles! Four perfect parts of Dacron® polyester doubleknit -- a wrinkle-shy Visa® fabric that machine launders and stays bright! Wear them all together or have 'em separately. His in popular navy, brown or tan. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 189 I6S6 9 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 385-4100 DAILY 9-9, SAT. 9-6. SUN. 10-5 SOLD SEPARATELY •Blazer SOLID Reg. $45.00 ^38 36-46 Reg. 40-44 Long •Vest SOLID Reg. $17.00 $ 1 A Sizes S-M-L-XL ' ̂ •SlackS SOLID Reg. $16.00 $13 $15 Waist 32-42 Inseam S-M-L PLAID Reg. $18.00 ,® Levis® Belts for Men All Leather Fashion Sytles Reg. 10.00 $750 ALL OTHER BELTS 25% OFF