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• •' If" 12 - PLAINDEALEIl - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1983 TAREYDALE RESTAURANT BREAKFAST .SPECIALS t. r^; ;£ . ENGLISH SCRAMBLED Four Scrambled Eggs on toasted En­ glish Muffin topped with melted American Cheese 1.95 MOM MOWN FRENCH TOAST One slice French Toast with two strips bacon or two sausage links, with Syrup and Butter. 1.49 EGGS FLORENTINE Four Scrambled Eggs with Spinach smothered with melted Mozzarella cheese atop a Buttery Croissant. 3.95 ~ - ^ 2 2 - 2 Two Pancakes with 2 Eggs on top, 2 strips of Bacon or 2 Sausage links. 1.99 NEW ITEM!!? GERMAN APPLE PANCAKES Sliced apples baked in a thick ho­ me-style Pancake, dusted with powdered sugar. 3.49 Sirvatf toily fraa 5:00 a ti 11:80 a.a. Try Our Homemade PASTITSIf, A Hearty Grecian Favorite On Man.- Tues.- Fridays All Dinners Include A Complimentary Piece of Cake DINNER SPECIALS * MONDAY DEEP FRIEI CHICKEN ALL YOU CAN EAT! Includes Soup or Silad choice of Potato Rolls and Butter 3.75 TUESDAY & BROILED STRIP STEAK (COOKED AS YOU LIKE IT) Includes Soup or Salad, choice ot Potato. Rolls and Butter 3.95 - WEDNESDAY SHRIMP IN A BASKET ALL YOU CAN EAT! Includes Soup or Salad rhoice of Potato. Rolls and Butter 5.29 THURSDAY SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLS ALL YOU CAN EAT Includes Soup or Salad, Rolls and Butter 3.49 MIDAT FISH FRY-OCEAN PERM ALL YOU CAN EAT Includes Choice of Soup or Salad. Potato. Rolls and Butter. B 3.79 IROIIED HANI • HANI FISH With Fresh Pineapple Hollandaise Sauce and Vegetable 4.25 SATURDAY VEAL PJUMESM WITH SPAfiNETTI 01 MQSTACCNUl . Includes: Soup or Salad. Rolls and Butter 4.50 ScnnJ frm 11:00 a to 10:01 p V* • « TareB<fale RESTAURANT 'QUALITY sour PRIDE* SPACIOUS MIMS ROOM AMPLE PARKING WSPec/Ai • pREAnwrl 4 IQOt JO. FAMILY DINNER FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE rpec/AL 11549-313 SH5S.IT.31t RT. 176, CRYSTAL LAKE Sandwich Specials All Sandwiches aro served on a buttery Croissant with golden brown Steak Fries and our creamy Cole Slaw. HAM IT UP Thinly sliced baked Virginia Ham piled high with Swiss cheese. 4.50 BLACK RUSSIAN Mounds of thinly sliced Roast Sirloin of Beef teamed up with Old World Swiss Cheese and a sliced Bermuda Onion 4.50 FRENCH CONNECTION A whopping xh pound of our finest Ground Beef, broiled to perfection smothered with imported Poupon Cheese. 4.50 ORIENT EXPRESS Broiled Vi pound Chopped Beef >teak crowned with Teriyaki Sauce tnd Button Mushrooms 4.50 EIFFEL TOWER A hearty stack of warm Roast Sirloin f Beef wrapped in melted mozza­ rella Cheese topped with Grilled Onions. 4.50 CAMEL0T Slices and slices of hot Virginia Ham mothered with sauteed Mushrooms. | /lelted Swiss Cheese, and crowned Ivith Golden Brown Onion Rings. 4.50 CHILI AZTEC Finest Chili North of the Border. Served in its own flour Tortilla Shell with Grated Cheese Lettuce and to­ mato and Oyster Crackers 2.45 TAC0 SALAD Served in Ttfrtilla Shell, Lettuce. To matoes, Taco Meat. Green Peppers. Onions and Cheese. 3.95 FISHERMAN'S WHARF A mountain of flaky tuna topped with melted American Cheese and Pineapple tidbits. 4.50 A PAIR OF ACES Succulent Breast of Turkey stacked high with Mozzarella Cheese 4.50 IIyou're still undecided, try our EPICUREAN DELI6HT Baked Virginia Ham. Roast Turkey, and Old World Swiss Cheese grilled on Golden Brown French Toast, driz zled with Hollandaise Sauce and gar nished with red ripe Tomato Slices. Served with Idaho Steak Fries. 4.89 CHICKEH CHECKS Giant boneless Breast of Chicken Patty on a bun with crispy Steak Fries and Creamy Cole Slaw 4.89 general yoi IDI ai News Program emphasizes many drug abuse consequences The consequences of teenage drug and alcohol abuse touch every community. Now residents of the county can be part of a national effort to fight school-age substance abuse, according to Ann Hughes, chairman of McHenry County Board's special Drug and Alcohol Abuse sub-committee. Mrs. Hughes and her com­ mittee recommend that residents join in groups to watch The Chemical People, Wed­ nesday night, Nov. 9, at'8 p.m. on public television WTTW Channel 11. She says the program is being telecast simultaneously throughout the nation and that many area organizations "are participating with group meetings at some level." On Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. CCA: A Better Way will sponsor a town meeting in the West Campus auditorium to view the telecast of "The Chemical People." Following the hour-long presentation on the first night, a lei discusison will be held to :uss the local drug-alcohol situation. The second program will show how other parents, schools and neighbors are fighting drugs and alcohol and what a community task force can do. "The Chemical People" is a precedent-setting outreach program piloted in the Pittsburg area last year. As a result, 114 task forces were formed to work on the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse. These task forces have established a drug and alcohol hot line, provided training seminars, and have been active in working with legislators. The upcoming effort in McHenry is part of a nationwide attempt to focus on the problems of drug and alcohol abuse by teen-agers. Hosted by First Lady Nancy an, this effort nas the CHUCK LIWANOOWSKI 1308 N.PARK McHENRY 385-2304 wto mm mamss mtu* Jm American Family Mulu* lnw«w W*f«v>n W icipation of more than 25 national organizations, and in excess of 200 local PBS stations all across the country. WTTW (Channel 11) will air the program in the Chicago area. Mrs. Hughes says that other "town meetings" are being organized in area communities by local PTA, school, church or law enforcement agencies. She suggests that interested persons caD their local school to rind out about meetings. "Residents could call a few neighbors and watch the programs together," Hughes suggests. She says the idea & for groups to watch and then discuss the programs as related to local communities. Hughes says for more in­ formation persons may call the McHenry County Board office at (815) 338-2040, extension 220. EL ISA BARSTON 14-year-old violinist on 'Sunday at Four' concert , . _ 4 A. jk STEVE CUDA to McHenry High School Dlit. No. 156 School Board. Steve Cuda is a lifelong resident of McHenry. He graduated from Notre Dame University, St. John's University and McHenry High School. He stands for the economical use of our tax dollars for quality education. VOTE TUES. NOV.8 th PUNCH 67 FOR STEVE CUDA Adv. poid by candidate ptnd by Violinist Elisa Barston will be the featured soloist at the First Sunday at Four concert Sunday , Nov. 6. Only 14, now, Elisa has had a long and varied career. She began her studies at the age of 3 with Betty Haag in Chicago. As a member of the Performing Group of the Suzuki Academy of Performing Arts, she toured Germany in 1976. After leaving the academy in 1978, she con­ tinued her studies with violinist Elaine Skorodin, and since 1981, has been a student of Almita Vamos at the Music Center of the North Shore in Winnetka. Elisa has won the junior and senior divisions of both the Society of American Musicians competition and the St. ,Paul Federal Musical Arts com-' petition. She won the Illinois State Music Teachers' Association competition at both the district and state levels, and has won the Concerto com­ petition of the Skokie Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Harper College Orchestra. Elisa has appeared'as soloist with the Chicago String En­ semble, the DePaul University Orchestra, the Harper College Orchestra, and the Skokie Valley Youth Symphony Or­ chestra. She was presented on the Young Steinway Artists Series in the Skokie Public Library in a full length recital in iiS York, 1982, and has given solo formance In Illi Massachusetts, New Yorl Texas, Wisconsin, and Mon­ treal, Canada. In addition to her solo work, Elisa is a member of the Music Center Quartet, and as first violinist of that group, won first in the Fischon National ir Music competition in the spring of 1983. Elisa will be accomj Renah Meyer, who received early musical training at the Juilfiard School of Music, as* graduated from the High School of Performing Arts and Queens College in New York. Her teachers have included tfee celebrated Nadia Reisenbeffe and .Artur Balsam. Ms. Merer was selected by -Arthui Rubinstein for a Young Artisti series on Station WQXR in New York. Since coming to Illinois ll years ago, Ms. Meyer has performed frequently as member of the Lyric Trio and other chamber grams, and has done extensive work as an ac­ companist and teacher. She has three sons and lives in Evan- ston. Together, Elisa and Ms. Meyer will perform works by Bach, Beetnoven, Creston. Gluck, Rubinoff and Wieniawski. 4k VTITTVTVTTSVVVVS Ik STARTS FRIDAY-Ch«vy Chat* DEAL OF THE CENTURY** FRI. S SAT. 2-4^:304:30^10:30 SUN. THRU THURS. 2-44:30-1;30 STARTS FRIDAY -- Tom Cruls* ALL THE RIGHT MOVES t FRI. 4 SAT. S-4:15-4:39-9:30-19:lS SMI. TNR9 TMMS. 2-4:15-4:34-4:34 < DEAD ZONE. FRI. 1 SAT. 215-4:15-4:45-910:45 SUM THURS. 2:154:154:45-9 SE THE BIG ChlLL FRI.« SAT. 2:154:30-79-10:45 ft SUN. THRU THURS. 2:15-4.30 79 JAMES BOND NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN Ft FRI., HON THURS. 4:45-9:15 S4I. & SUN. 1:45-4:154:45-9:15 3£ MR. MOM FRI., HON. THURS. 7-9 pf SAT & SUN. 2:304:30-7-9 STARTS FRIDAY-Rlchard Pryor HERE AND NOWl FRI & HON. THRU THURS. 6:304:30 SAT. & SUN. 2:15-4:154:304:30 HELD OVER MR. MOMk FRI. HON. THURS. 7-9 SAT. & SUN. 2:304:307-9 A MODERATING INFLUENCE ON TNE McHENRY COUNTY C0UE6E BOARD RE-ELECT SCHUPPERT FOR A THIRD TERM Settlement ol labor disputes with a nwlfryMi contract i [wlA continuing maintenance ot the tjti* rates in the College District lyllhe seeking of Federal Funds to JA|help.control tuition costs valuation and elimination ol cur ent curriculum classes that are not financially profitable FTCreation of Board Committee to in LJyrease enrollment F~^Active solicitation of all State lAjTunding possible , • McHenry County resident for IS years • 5 years experience on the McHenry County College Board • Endorsed by the McHenry County College feculty Association andthel.EA . » V Committee to Re elect Lee Schuppert V 562 Greenbriar , Crystal Lite IL CPR CLASS A cardiopulmonary resuscitation course sponsored by the McHenry Area Jaycees will be c o n d u c t e d a t McHenry Hospital cafeteria starai Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. To register, call Mike Dicke at (815) 653-4837 after 5 p.m. V Now that Fall is approaching hmiouichHiHwy ctofttd, repaired & r*- liRtd for the upcoming hutinf mm. 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