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Free vocal recital set Michael John ZegaraH will present a Senior Vocal recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 22 at Bethany Lutheran Church, 78 W. Crystal Lake Ave. in Crystal Lake. Zegarski, son of Ron and Dorothy Zegarski, is a resident of Crystal Lake and a recent graduate of Marian Central Catholic High School in Woodstock. The program will consist of works from: Handel, Caldara, Mozart, Bach, Schubert, Schumann, and selections from well known musicals such as "Hello Dolly", "Lost in the Stars", and "South Pacific". Others joining him in recital are, Trida Scroggins, Elgin; Susan Granger, McHenry; Robert Vos, Crystal Lake; and Mrs. Diane Koenig, Crystal Lake, his accompanist. Zegarski has been active in Swing choir, Madrigals, Modern Music Masers Honor Society school plays and has held leading roles in several school and community frfuidcals. His musical training ̂ consists of vocal studies with Marie Ann Vos, and piano with Diane Koenig. The recital will be free and open to the public. PAGE S - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY 29, lift Pullman Players to present * Neil Simon comedy Friday ; Transfiguration's Pullman Players will present "Prisoner of Second Avenue" on Fridays and Saturdays July 20,21,27 and 28 at the Olde Church Theatre in Wauconda. The play, by Neil Simon, is a three-act comedy, about mid­ life crisis. Simon's handling of life's disasters turns the play into a comedic situation. What could be devasting brings laughs as Bid, the "hero", goes through job loss, burglary, and family help to arrive at a happy ending >: The Olde Church Theatre* seats a small audience with everyone not more than 20 feet away from the stage. 'o Six local artists will be' exhibiting in the theatre bet-. , ween acts and a cash bar is also „• provided. Tickets at $5 are available' through Don Meyer (312) 526- 8191 or Transfiguration Rectocy (312) 526-3400. I Death Sasha, Shirley Smith return to perform nostalgic musical The Easter Seal Society for McHenry County recently hired Mary Bennett as the new public relations director. PR director hired at Easter Seals Hie Easter Seal Society for McHenry County has hired Mary Bennett as public relations director, Executive Director Karen Pesce an­ nounced recently. Bennett will coordinate the sodety's fund raising activities, publicize and promote Easter Seal's activities and programs, and act as public relations representative for the Easter Seals. Bennett graduated from AUDITIONS The PM&L Theatre of Antioch will hold auditions for the musical "Oliver!" on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 23, 24 and 25 at 8 p.m. at the theatre, 877 Main St. Children and adults of all ages are needed for the fall production. SiSmefBin^ievr Southern Illinois University at Carbondale with degrees in ic relations and journalism December, 1982. She worked as a reporter and newspaper editor prior to joining Easter Seals. public in De "Hie Easter Seal Society has a long tradition of service to the community", Bennett said. "I'm happy to have a hand in promoting Easter Seals' many fine programs." Shirley Smith and Shasha Vereschagin have returned to perform the nostalgic and memorable musical "Ah Yes I Remember It Well." Hie special revival of the musical tribute to all things memorable and lovable is now being presented at Andre's Steak House in Richmond. The original script dramatizes segments of popular musicals and then launches off to a variety of moods. Sasha, well known restauranteur and entertainer has charmed audiences for PIONEER MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the McHenry County Association for the Retarded (Pioneer Center) will be held on Tuesday, Jifly 24 at 8 p.m. at 4001 Dayton St., McHenry. many years. His rendition of "Fiddler On The Roof" is a classic. Ms. Smith is remembered for her portrayal of "Bloody Mary" in South Pacific in Music Under The Stars with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Accompanying the duo is Tom Stanfield on piano. Call Andre's at (815) 678-2671 for reservations and in­ formation for luncheon and dinner theater tickets. AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS CWRMINT from Mte of America's finest insurance companies! Age 50 & up, enjoy the security of lifetime renewal regardless of age, accidents you have or claims you file. MtitNBY COUNTY (INSURANCE AfifNCY - 120* N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, IL 40050 • subsidiary of McHanry Sowings t loan ONLY S5" PER TANNING SESSION TAN¥NG~SESSION WITH PURCHASE OF 5 SESSIONS I FREE Ini i n ruKv.nn}E ur 3 )E»iun) i i I uniirruii (Offer good thru 8/31 /84*Limit one por person)! • nUUJlflll [ _ _ _NC^VA^JMT>J_OTHER OFFERS ___J j Jj\|)NING SOLAR CALCULATOR j WITH PURCHASI OP 4 VISITS k I Not valid with other offer* Hire S/J1/S4J 1 F HOUSEWiFE sPEciir TANFASTIC 0 SVNTAN PARLORw 1 iV&N 3I00W. 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