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PAGE 8 - IM.Al.NiM \l ! I! * l«*l;\Y. .11 l.Y 25, 1975 * July 29 Deadline For Fair "First Families" Families are reminded to sign up for the newest award program launched in con­ junction with the McHenry County Fair, the "First Family of the Fair." ° The purpose of the program is to call attention to the family participation and total enjoyment many people have at this traditional summertime event. The "First Family of the Fair" is a competitive program insofar as the winner will be based on a point system to determine the family win­ nings in the junior ODen. open class, and 4-H competition. Interested -^families are reminded that deadline for entry is July 29, the day before the fair opens. Entries can be made at the Fair office in Woodstock Presentation of the award will be made on the final evening of the fair, Sunday night, Aug. 3: Cursed be their anger, for it was f ierce; and their wrath, for it was cruel . I American Legion Post 49r| - RINGWOOD ROAD, McHENRY - | FISH FRY EVERY | FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) \ • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT | • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE | • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC I I I I I I I I I I I I ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE FRI • 2 BEERS AND A COKE SAT - BOB AND THE BLUE TONES Crusade Music> Man Coming To City Aug. 3-10 :n, fox Cuncn Jinnsx and coc&tails. - Tuesday thru Sunday - * _Hunafi •zShsciaC I ^ $2.25 a SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM $ 11:30 to 2:30 ®<zSfis.ci.al. Ĵ-̂ xLme. ezfiyifj ® -CiLnnzx I SERVED FROM 2:30-8.00 SUNDAY ONLY Co mfifffo iJ^>inn£.x $6-5° -Ha du.Li.Lns. \ 385-7495 2200 W. RAND RD. McHENRY Doug Dunham, as Tartuffe, and K.C. Helmeid, as Orgon, in dress rehearsal for the production of Tartuffe to be presented July 25, 26, and 27 by the MCC Four-Dimensional theatre. MCC Theatre Will Present 17th Century Play The Four- Dimensional theatre of McHenry County college will present Tartuffe by Moliere July 25, 26, and 27. The production is a 17th century costume piece and will be performed outdoors on the interim campus in Crystal Lake. Tartuffe was first performed before Louis XIV at Versailles in 1664. In order to appease clerical circles, the King for­ bade future performances of the play; but five years later he permitted it to be acted in public. Since that time Tartuffe has been played cbnsistently on the Continent, and frequently in the United States. • The part of Tartuffe is played by Doug Dunham, Woodstock; Madame Moliere-Joann Mozak, Crystal Lake; Madame Pernelle-Laura M. Flynn, Fox River Grove; Elmire-Nanette Hull, Woodstock; Dorine-Mark K. Flynn, Fox River Grove; Da mis-Richard Golbeck, Woodstock; Mariane-Mary Doherty, Crystal Lake; Cleante-Robert Flynn, Fox River Grove; Flipote-Rose Burton, Harvard; Monsieur Orgon-K.C. Helmeid, Wood­ stock, Valere-Edward Sobc- zynski, Crystal Lake; Loyale- Randy Fabos, Woodstock; and officer-Ken Fabos, Woodstock. For the performance on Sunday evening, July 27, James Kenna and the cast invite all senior citizens to be guests of the Four-Dimensional theatre. They may pick up their com­ plimentary tickets at the door. The French comedy portrays Monsieur Orgon being deceived by the hypocritical cant of the beggar Tartuffe. Orgon gives him the run of his house, plans to give him his daughter in marriage, and even signs over his estate to him. By the time he is finally convinced of Tartuffe's lechery and dishonesty, Tartuffe reminds him that he now owns the house, and that he has denounced Orgon to the King. In court Tartuffe is recognized as a criminal, Orgon's house and honor are restored and his daughter is free to marry the man she loves. in Our Tfme FELIX E. SNIPES One of the Wayne Bristow Crusade members coming to 1 the First Baptist church will be Felix E. Snipes. Since 1959, Felix Snipes of Atlanta, Ga., has been engaged in an international ministry of music evangelism. He has been engaged in local and area-wide crusades throughout the United States and in twenty countries of the world including In­ donesia, Lebanon, India, England and Portugal. Mr. Snipes is recognized by pastors and evangelists as one of today's most gifted crusade <rmusic directors and platform coordinators. The choirs, under his direction, use many of his own arrangements. As aT member of the In­ ternational Brotherhood of Magicians, Mr. Sniped often uses his illusionary skills in attracting young people to crusade services and has become recognized as an authority on ESP, psychic phenomena and the occult. Mr. Snipes is married and the father of three children. The crusade runs aug. 3-10 at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. M/MUSCULE A/R SRACES /N &4CKEP SNOW ACT AS NATURE'S OWN /A(SUtAT/ON TO PROTECT AN ESK/MOS /GLOO AGAINST COLP WEATHER. /GLOOS ARE SO WELL /NSULATEP THAT THE FLAME OF A CAMPLE W/LL HELP NEAT ONE. <S> Gilead House B The Area's Most Unique Dining Experience. Gilead House WILMOT, WISCONSIN For Reservations Phone 414-862-6400 OPEN AT 11:30 Closed Monday Mtet- TEA/ PAiRY COWS GENERATE ABOUT ENOUGH HEAT UN/TS 7V NEAT THE AVERAGE HOME... A W/SCONS//V FARMER USEP THE NEAT G/VEN OFF By THE COM3 /N NfS BARN AS THE SOURCE OF HEAT TO WARM H/S HOUSE. /ftcCORWNG TO GOVERNMENT F/6URES, 40 PER CENT OF THE FUEL USEP TO HEAT AHP COOL HOMES/S WASTE# PR/MARfLY BECAUSE OF/NAPEQUATE /NSULAT/ON. QUEST/ONS ABOUT PROPER /NSULAT/ON OF HOMES ARE ANSWEREP FREE BY THE /NSULAT/ON CENTER. PRAWER /7-L, PENVER, COLORAPO, 802/7. hiOVJ MUCH HEIGHT PlP YOU i-ose. MUEN YOU GOT YOUR HAIRCUT? ABOUT HQ POUNPZ- Z GOT MtfM OFF MY BACK I OPEN 7 DAYS faMcHEnURY V MtHftJRr 385 0)44 ALL SCATS ALL TIMES WKDYS 7:00-9:00 S-S 1-3-5-7-9 Back in1957,W.W. lived ina '55 Olds, loved bubble gum, country music, robbing filling stations and a girl named Dixie. c«..-CONNY VAN DYKE JERRY REED • NED BEATTY DON WILLIAMS • MEL TILLIS STEVE SHAGAN •"•ooucm»,STAN CANTER • o.«»t,JOHN AVILDSEN ioo.THOMAS RICKMAN OSHOW nun KIIS. 14 t 31 / 455-1005 WKDYS - 7:00-9:00 .-S. - 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 -PAUL NEWMAN- "THE DROWNING POOL" PG COMPLETE NEW SHOW AT MIDNIGHT!! THE ROLLING STONES IN CONCERT Think About I ' In Grandpapp.v's day the country could be talked into a depression. With modern progress, i t now can be statist icized into one. Enquirer, Cincinnati . Bachelor: "A man who's crazy to marry, but real­ izes it in time." Give the other man credit for some sincerity of pur­ pose and you may be able to understand him better. >»*•••••**••••**•****•••*********$ * $ Lakemoor * Homeowners * Association PRESENTS Bicentennial SPAGHETTI DINNER! s Sun. July 27 1 to 5 p.m. "ALL YOU CAN EAT" ADULTS • ;$2 MUSIC BY CHILD DOOR PRIZES THE BALL0G TRIO MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN LAKEMOOR • TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR • jf- w ULUi.ignYnibnDLC.nl W >$*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* THE CUI10M KN01L TAVERN FRIDAY SPECIAL! oorman's Lobster tf/sdfld bar IT * 375 ATTENTION FISH LOVERS.,..WE FEATURE FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY and SALAD BAR • COMPLETE MENU SERVICE ALSO • Entertainment FRI. & SAT. NIGHT! Joe & Jim Fallon THE CUU.0M KNOLL TAVRN "ON McCULLOM LK. RD." 385-9712 •«c>v BEER GARTEN SANDWICH BAR LIQUOR MART •DELICATESSEN.' INTERNATIONAL1 HOUSE ' Ml. NORTH OF 173 ON RT. 12 IN RICHMOND, ILL 815-678-7171 HOME OF WORLD CHAMPION CHttSt. PARTY TRAYS & CATERING. WE ALSO MAIL GIFT BOX CHEESE. TASTE THE CHEESE - SIP THE WINE FINE FOOD & COCKTAILS DINE IN OUR CHARMING RESTAURANT ON NATIONALLY FAMOUS SANDWICHES | LET'S MAKE AMEAL PAT'S SUPPER CLUB ( FORMERLY THEJHERMAN HOUSE) SPECIALIZING IN CASUAL DINING AT ITS FINEST! PAT NOW FEATURES: /, » A LUNCHEON SPECIAL €l TUESDAY thru FRIDAY From JH.VV 0B ENJOY A COMPLETE DINNER WITH THE EAMILV TUES.-WED.-THURS EVENING For $2.50 MANY ANTIQUES Wl FOR SALE Join Us For Luncheon, Dinner & Cocktails Delicious Homemade Breads, Desserts, Etc. * Fresh Vegetables, Homemade Soup and Cheese Spreads Everything Cooked To Order (except prime rib) EVERYTHING WE SERVE IS HOMEMADE! Held Over;Last Week! Hk SHOWPim 2( V RTIS. 14 * 31 / 455-1005 IWKDYS 7-9 S-S 1-3-5-7-9 DIXIE DANCEKINGS' OUTDOOR 'GRAYSIAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 FOR ONE WEEK! SHOWTIME 8:30 *400 CARLOAD "W.W. AND THE DIXIE DANCEKINGS" -ALSO- DONALD SUTHERLAND "MA^U" fpfTi ELLIOT GOULD mflOfl C_J PLUS BONUS LATE SHOW ^FRI-SAT •THE OUT OF TOWNERS" FLEA MARKET SUNDAY 8AM TO 4PM BUY-SELL-TRADE NEW & USED ITEMS Don't Miss^Sur"™ EAMILV STYLE DINNERS Sundays & Holidays \fi f%(l All you can eat! 4P*t«VV FRIDAY SPECIAL POORMAN'S LOBSTER £ J SATURDAY SPECIAL 55.75 ALL THIS IN ADDITION TO OUR REGUALR MENU FEATURING • STEAK • PRIME RIB • BABY BACK RIBS • ROAST DUCK • SEAFOOD • JUMBO LOBSTER • SEAFOOD PLATTER PAT'S SUPPER CLUB 7812 US. RTE. 12 SOLON MILLS, ILL. . For Reservations Call 2 Ml. SE. OF RICHMOND (815) \