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uo-Pianists Play Community Concert' > < pip^p Melvin Stecher of the duo-piano team Melvin Steelier & Norman Horowitz with some of their students at the Cedarhurst School of the Arts in Cedarhurst, L.I. in N.Y. The internationally ac­ claimed duo-pianists, Stecher and Horowitz, will appear as the second program on the 1975- 76 Community Concert association series Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 8 p.m. in the Crystal Lake high school auditorium. During the past two decades, Stecher and Horowitz have performed a remarkable variety of new music as well as traditional Inasterpieces for two pianos for audiences throughout the world. Traveling with two perfectly matched Steinway pianos in a unique "Music Van", they have performed with overwhelming success both in recital and as soloists with orchestra in the United States, Canada, Hawaii, Central and South America and Europe. One of the leading duo-piano teams in the world today, Stecher and Horowitz perform in more than 100 cities of the United States, Canada and Europe each season. They have recorded their masterful performances of duo-piano works by Brahms, Chopin and Milhaud for Advance Records. The American composer, Walter Piston,, wrote his Concerto for Two Pianos especially for Stecher and Horowitz, who premiered the work in 1964. Noted music educators as well as performers, Stecher riday Nite Special Perch $000 PLUS SALAD BAR SPECIAL SERVING FROM OUR REGULAR MENU ALSO Sing-A-Long EVERY FRL & SAT/ l( NITE ALSO SERVING SAT. NITE FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE! The Cullom Knolf Tavern "On McCullom Lake Road" 385-9712 Joe & Jim Fallon, Proprietors, and Horowitz founded the Cedarhurst School of the Arts, an educational institution for students of all ages and educational background which encourage creative potential through innovative learning programs. Stecher, and Horowitz are equally- renowned for their unique "piano clinics", a series of workshops for piano teachers, which they have given in many U.S. cities, among them Chicago, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Minneapolis. They have also written and edited a notable library of music for piano students. David Scherer, president of Community Concerts association, reminds all members that a membership card is necessary for admission to the concert. One Student Tells Results Of Education (by Kathy Kittl, senior student, in West campus Marketing class). Have you ever wondered what some of the courses at McHenry high school are, about? What the students are learning to do? Well I'm going to tell you about two classes that are being taught. The first one, is Building Trades. In this class the boys learn to build a house. They start from blueprints and through class are taught how to build a house. The house that the class made in 1975 is in North. Fox Ridge, located behind^West campus. This L- shaped ranch house has three bedrooms, kitchen, dinette, living room, two baths, full basement, two-car garage, and a nice size lot. This house was built with almost $38,000 worth of materials. The boys have put in several hundred hours of work to get the house done. Another class that is being 'vtaught is Marketing and Distribution. In this class, the students learn how to sell a product and how businesses operate. One project the class has is to try to sell the Building Trades house. The students are all taking part in this project by giving their ideas on how to sell the house. The students decided to hold an open house for the public Jan. 17 and 18from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The house is located at 902 Front Royal, behind West campus. During this time the students will explain any questions anyone has about the house after seeing it. This is an invitation to the public to come and see what the students of the community are learning. So if you are interested and have time, why don't you stop by and see the house? STUDENT HONORED Timothy D. Tonyan of McHenry, was named to the Dean's list at Georgia Tech for the fall quarter of 1975. He compiled a grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better to attain the honor. B J i T E H T A i ^ ^ "Chris \ Becky Duo friday and Saturday nights t < DINNER THEATRE PRESENTS "Tunnel of love" JANUARY 16,-17, 23, 24, 30, & 31st 9 a person includes Dinner^ Theatre, Tax & Tip - Theatre only *4 Wednesday Nites PRIME RIB $045 J J ( Sunday Brunch 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM *3 f ' Friday Nites •fish fry* Choice of lake Perch OR Schrod French fries and cole slaw$925 Plus regular menu . SALAD BAR WITH Thursday Nites 'steak night' Choice of N. Y. Strip, Tenderloin, T-Bone or Butt Steak. Glass & Wine and Salad Bar *675 • C A R P E T H 0 Open to the Public V mchenry country club mchenry, ill. 820 n. jo|m sL ie 815-385-1072 • Public Pulse (Tlw BOUQUETS "Editor: "We have been attending all of the , McHenry Warriors basketball games, at home and away, for quite some time now and we want to say. 'Our Warriors Are Great!' We are very proud of them. SECTION I -PACE I*- PLAINDRALEK-nilDAY. JANUARY * IV* the time and effort it must take to prepare for these games ' "When we have attended the away games there is not always s hand present and if there ie, they are not as good as ear hand, nor do they take the time to learn and play the visiting team's school song, as our hand does. I^We feel that Mr. Leighty should be "One thing bothers us. however, at our home games. Mr. Letghty and his stage band entertain at all the home games, in between games and again at half time of the varsity game, and no one. not even the students, applaud In ap­ preciation of the good music or Sweet Adelines Invite Guest Night Attendance This young male could easily he taught tricks (he sat ap for eur photographer). Probably a Spite-Toy Collie mix, his shaded red coat is fluffy. He's in. Cage Ne. IS at the Ceuaty Shelter, lien Baaford road, Woodstock, and caa be seen Monday through Friday from t to 5. PHOTOCOM PHOTO HELPING •PAWS- Jjjjp ml By EstelteAtwell You may have thought that the thick silky fur a cat has is sufficient protection against severe'cold. But, contrary to the popular belief that the cat does not suffer from exposure to cold, he won't fare at all well if left outdoors in cold winter temperatures. According to one of the veterinarians in our area, cats are brought in for treatment for frostbitten ears and feet whenever there is a bitterly cold - spell. Remember, cats don't wear earmuffs and have no overshoes. And a cat searching for some warm haven from the cold will often take refuge underneath or somewhere in the innards of a parked car. One such cat was.' brought in to him a day or so ago. The owner of the parked car started the motor, and the unfortunate cat was badly sliced. If you suspect you have a stowaway, better lift the hood and check. It's easy for cats to get lost, particularly house pets who don't usually wander far. If they just happen to keep going instead of staying in home territory, they may not find their way back. If you can't stand the idea of your cat out suffering in the cold, it would be better to keep him indoors. In addition to the adoptable animals listed here, the county shelter has a number of dogs available that would make fine pets. The shelter offers only animals of good temperament and sound health for adoption. You can see all of them Monday through Friday from 9 to 5. The address is 11608 Banford road, Woodstock. Phone 338-7040. The Helping Paws office is open Monday through Friday, from 10 to noon, and from 1 to 3, to take calls about animals. Their phone is 459-2641. DOGS FOE ADOPTION Shepherd-Lab mix puppy, 3 months, will be a large dog. He's fine for a household with children. Color-black with a white stripe. 312-587-1692. A young female, about 6 months, is a medium size dog. She's a Lab mix with a short tan and white coat. One ear is floppy. Has DHL shot. She would be happy in a home with children. Call 385^4078 evenings. Young and trainable this hunting breed female is gray with black spots and some white on her chest. She's bet­ ween 2 and 3 months old and almost housebroken. Likes children. 385-7576. This friendly young (9 months) female is a mixed breed. Her coat is short and she is black with tan tipping, weighs about 25 pounds and is medium size.*?Good with children and housebroken. 459- 6432. Very affectionate, this Lab- Shepherd mix female is 8 months. She is black with a white underside and has all her shots. 455-2039. A small dog, weighing about 20 pounds, this Lab mix male is a good watchdog and well- trained. He's black with some white on his chest and paws. Age - 1 year. 455-1153. Six-weeks old puppies are three-quarters Lab- In the lovable threesome are 2 males. 1 female and they are partially paper-trained. Two are solid black, and one is black with some white. 459-8587. CATS FOR ADOPTION Adopting a spayed, female Domestic cat eliminates problems for the owner. This one has a shiny black short coat with one white spot on her chest. She has shots and is about IVi years old. 450-3800 days; 459-7854 evenings.. A long-haired orange tiger male, is housebroken, neutered, declawed. He is 3 years old, and should be the only cat in the home. 455-1186. Three Domestic kittens, all females, have short black and white hair. They are 9 weeks old. 568-8119. So easy to take care of because he is neutered, this young (about 1 year) Domestic male cat is black with white chest and boots. He's really affectionate. Call 312-893-1800, Ext. 327, during the day. You'll have little expense with this young (8 months) gold Tiger male because he has been neutered and given DHL shot. P.S. He looks like "Morris". 312-639-2881 after 4 or weekends. Two part-Siamese male kittens, 8-10 weeks old, are housebroken. 385-9248. A Domestic male kitten has long black and white hair. He's 6months. 385-5914 eveninglHmd weekends. He has short orange and white fur and is a large cat. Call 455-2739 for further in­ formation-^ The kind of cat who Will sit quietly and contentedly on your lap, this female Domestic cat is about 8 months. She has all Ladies looking for a new and exciting hobby are encouraged to think about visiting the Sweet Adelines! The. McHenry chapter is planning its annual guest night which is designed to entertain as well as educate in the art of four-part harmony, barbershop style. Guest night will be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 10th at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church in McHenry at 8 p.m. Anyone interested in becoming a Sweet Adeline or anyone just interested in a night out and full of entertainment is welcome to attend. One does not need an extensive musical background to be a Sweet Adeline, only to be able to carry a tune. Sweet Adelines is an in­ ternational organisation for women. Its pOppose is the singing of barbershop harmony and to entertain-th* community whenever possible. McHenry chapter, in its short life, has come a long way. Chartered in the Spring of 1974, members have entertained in and around black short hair and is housebroken. 458-1155. Four Domestic kittens, sexes unknown, are 6V* weeks old. They are all black and all housebroken. Very playful. 450- 1056. MISCELLANEOUS For adoption: a Guinea Pig with long black and white hair. 459-2853. LOST AND POUND Lost: an Australian Shepherd, male,*2 years with a long wiry, black, brown, and white coat. He weighs 45 pounds, is medium sise, and was wearing a faded red leather collar with rabies tag. -•He was lost on Wonder Lake is! road, and lite ISO, Bull Valley between McHenry and Woodstock. 385-7128. McHenry county many times. In May, 1975, they competed in St. Louis and won the regional novice award. The forty- member chorus is looking forward with great anticipation to competition this March at the Regency Hyatt Houae and hope to bring home another trophy. With this bright new year ahead, the chapter feels now is the time to plan the Bicen­ tennial year. With the numerous events being planned in McHenry county, the Sweet Adelines are sure to be much a part of it . Barbershop singing is a part of U.S. American Heritage. and his stage band given a warm round of ap­ plause at all the games. Just to say thanks and good work. "How about it fans? "Phil and GlendaWieck "ISOSOakleef Drive" PtychfofHsf WIN Add ft "4. Ahbo Osfomatot the Elginland Ostomy association will meet at 7:S0 p m Monday, Jan. It, In the Sail room of Sherman hospital. Dr. Peter Diamond, a psychiatrist, will speak on "The Emotioqpl Aspects of Having an Ostomy". All ostomates, family members, nurses, and doctors are invited and urged to attend this meeting. For further in­ formation. call the American Cancer society. 312-741-C72S, Elgin • • e • lt'a now tine to etsrt saving up for Chri etnas. American Legion Post 491 - RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRV - FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) • PERCH-ALL VOtt CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE • OPEN TO THE fttltIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE SATURDAY NITE "SWING 'N TONES" SHOW PLACE 1 RTtS 14 K ]i us ioo< 7:15-9:30 2:30-5:00-7:15-9:30 SHOW PI ACt a R T F S 1 4 f c 3 1 4 S I ( M ) S WKDYS7JW-1:i5 2:30-4:45-7:00-9:l5 SHOW Pi ACt 3 W l t l l A M S S T D O W N T O W N STARRING: Jamse Caan HELD OVER! "HUSTLE"® •••A' ii A1 WKDY^TSO* MS S*S: 2-4:30-7-9:15 "mu, ate- b WONDER LAKE C. B. SALES & SERVICE "INSTALLATIONS OUR SPECIALTY" REGENCY SHAKESPEAR ROYCE PACE ECHO KRIS h COUPON THIS WEEK ONLY (January 17th Thm 24th) S. W. R., R.F. AND MODULATION CHECK $000 M* With Coupon MIDLAND JOHNSON AVANTI HYGAIN ) % '^COUPON CALL 728-0611 7514 HANCOCK DRIVE WONDER LAKE FRI. JAN. IS THRU THURS. JAN. 22 FRWSAT-SUN 7:00-9:00 WKDYS: 7:30 ONLY n AU. SEATS "HARD TIMES" RRING: CHARLES RRONSON SAT I SUN SHOWTIME 1:00-3:00 "THE RED RED DRAGON" nn v X 7:00-8:30 PLUS-2ND FEATURE "STICKY SITUATION" 3 Wild Game Dinner! January 31,1976 FROM 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This yeer Lots and lots more food! TO BE HELD AT: McHeniy VFW ,^-EAST OF McHENRY ON RTE. 120 * Entertainment • Door Prizes SPONSORED BY: Knights of Columbus of McHenry ($6.00 DONATION) i