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m , TT . - , 4 - a x | SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 24,1M4 McHenry resident to teach MCC photography course petition ffled for rezoning mil t l a v* « j ii . • i i a. • fl#kkAiliilA#l UaaV i wArfVi fKrna.nraHif .ViAiiro onH " Bill Laskey and Harold Rail will take over the teaching duties of photography instructor Denis Bancroft at MCC this fall. Bancroft is taking a year's leave of absence, during which he plans to gain experience and do commerical photographic work. "Bill has much experience in commercial photography," says Bancroft. "He has been published in Popular Mechanics and Women's' Day magazines and just finished an extensive one-week course in commercial photography at Winona School of Photography in Des Plaines." Laskey, of Crystal Lake, will teach beginning and in- termediate-level photography classes this fall. Harold Rail, of McHenry, is a freelance television producer who does work for Motorola and other big corporations, ac­ cording to Bancroft. He is The 1984 Illinois Angus Association State Field Day will be held at the Block Angus Farm, near Broadlands, on Sunday, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Block will be hosting the event. Bill Coker, an owner of Melco Cattle Company, Lan­ caster, South Carolina, will be the special guest speaker. There will be a tour of the Block Angus Farm operation and herd before a meal at noon. Every Angus member and cattleman from across the state is invited to attend and participate. •PLITBOtlSEH ESST1UKUVT ° SBOPS KIT PM TWO' JULY J1 thru SEPT. 2 A. hilarious farce developes as Harriet decides to double her funa income by juggling her I ife between Gordon and Alec. Stan DeanChnstopher and our professional cast of New York Equity Actor v Call or write for seasonschedule. SPECIAL ALL-INCLUSIVE DINNER/THEATER FUN PACKAGES FROM ONLY $17.60 , (Reservations Required) OR OOP PLANS AVAILABLE MMinee't: 2 PM Tut .Wed . & Thur . 4:30 Sun. Evening, 8 45 Ttmr. a Fri„ 7* 10 PM Set. Restaurant Opens at 11:30. Shops at 12 30 For Information and Reeervationi Call V815 5687718 On U.S. 20, 3 Mile* Wait of Marengo OOI)STOCK JAMBOREE SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 on Woodstock's Historic Town Square 11:30 a.m. • 7:00 p.m. -- Woodstock, Illinois Xs&xi** Of m --Plus-- •Peter, Mary & David Local Country Entertainers •The Woodstock Squares Local Square Dance Group FOOD, MUSIC & FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY •7VJ Hours of Continuous Live Music t and Entertainment on 2 Stages •Pony Rides, Moonwalk and Games for the Kids •A "Nibble of Woodstock" featuring fine foods •2 Shaded Beer Gardens 'Refreshments Discover The Magnificent Miles of C*v«vtx«irt. A-w OV • * ' iwht- Sponsored by the Woodstock Square Promotional Croup scheduled to teach beginning photo students. Hie beginning course, Art 241, teaches the basic skills and technical processes the student needs to know to use photography as an art medium. Camera handling as well as black and white processing and printing techniques will be explored. The three-credit-hour class is scheduled for two evenings a week. Art 242, intermediate photography, is a continuation of the beginning class,Nem- phasizing further refinemenKof photographic techniques apd proccesses. The course includes study of the use of high contrast, toning, lighting and advanced printing techniques. The class is worth three-credit-hours and will meet Monday and Wed­ nesday afternoons. The lab fee is $30. For additional information consult MCC's fall schedule of credit classes or call the college at 455-3700. Registration is in progress and will continue until the course sections fill or through the first week of the fall semester. Register in person at MCC Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to4:30p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., or stop in on Fridays between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The college is located on Route 14 at the intersection with Route 176, between Woodstock and Crystal Lake. A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by Petitioners, The State Bank of Woodstock, TR No. 3261 and James O. Berry for an Amend­ ment to the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance from "A-l" Agriculture District to "A-2" Agriculture District. The property is located in Grafton Township at the nor­ thwest corner of the intersection of Coyne Station Rd. and Ernesti Rd. The subject parcel consists of approximately five acres. The hearing on this petition will be held Aug. 30, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock, at which time and place all those who are interested may appear and be heard. MDA BENEFIT A concert in the park, featuring the bands Cheap Trick, Restless, Lynz, Bad Habit, Armed Vision, and Screamer, will be held on Sunday Aug. 26 at Lyran Park, just south of Rockford, from noon until dusk. The gates will open at 10 a.m. The money raised from the concert will benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. For more in­ formation call the M.D.A. office at (815 ) 226-9120. CLIP AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE! 135th Annual Walworth County Aug. 29 - Sept. 3 - Elkhorn, Wis. McHenry County College photography instructors Denis Bancroft, left, and Bill Laskey select photos representing the best products of summer session photography classes for the wall display on the college's lower floor halls through the second week of fall semester classes. Registration for beginning and intermediate-level photography classes continues at MCC through the first week of fall semester classes. Weekday classes begin the week of Aug. 27. ANGUS FIELD DAY !' I I I I I I FREE Grandstand Shows Wednesday, Aug. 29th -- 1:00 and 7:00 PM TRACTOR PULL Thursday, Aug. 30th -- 8:00 PM THE OSMOND BROTHERS Friday, Aug. 31st«6:30 and 8:30 PM THE STATLER BROTHERS Saturday, Sept. 1st--6:30 and 8:30 PM CHARLEY PRIDE Sunday, Sept. 2nd -- 6:30 and 8:30 PM RONNIE MILSAP Monday, Sept. 3rd -- 6:00 and 8:00 PM DEMOLITION DERBY HARNESS RACES Saturday, Sunday & Monday at 1:30 PM Saddle Horse Shows Friday thru Monday Pony Pulls 9:30 AM Sat. Horse Pulls 9:30 AM Mon. FARROW CARNIVAL WISCONSIN'S LARGEST MACHINERY DISPLAY! ENTERTAINMENT IN THE PARK Thursday thru Monday FREE PARKING on the grounds. Handi­ capped facilities available. Senior Citizens Admitted FREE on Thursday with-Medicare Card. i l I I I I l l I p" 'l I I I l ol II * Another Exciting Entertainment-Packed Weekend! >* Wisconsin's Blue Ribbon 6 - FULL DAYS AND NIGHTS OF FUN L County Fair' SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE: $10 Adults (13 & Over) - $3 Juniors (8 to 12 Years) *! el 'I I I I J 2 6 0 Mile DAILY SENTINEL ^ oad Ruin September 9, 1984 Woodstock, Illinois SEPTEMBER 9, 1984 2 Mile 8 Mile Fun Run Road Race 8:30 a.m. Start 9:00 a.m. Start WOODSTOCK CITY PARK Recreation Building, West South Street Woodstock, Illinois Sponsored by the Daily Sentinel and the City of Woodstock Recreation Division DIVISIONS AWARDS COURSE 2 Mile: (R*commandad as a family activity and for tha beginning runnar): loop course on paved city streets, mostly flat with one hill, split at 1 mile mark. 8 Mile: (A challenging course and distance for the more experienced racer): scenic loop course on paved country and city roads, rolling hills, every mile marked, splits at every mile, water at 3, 5 and 7 miles. 10 Men's and Women's Divisions for each Run: 11 and under; 12-15 years; 16-24 years;. 25-29 years; 30-39 years; 40-49 years; 50-59 years; 60 + years; Wheelchair; Blind. Grand Prize Trophies to Men's and Women's Overall Champion for each run. Handsome, engraved race medals to top three divisional finishers for each run. Souvenir shirts to all finishers. (Pre-entries by August 24 will receive shirts day of run, all others may be by rain check.) Course Record Holders: 2 Mile • Jim Sims, 9:51 (1980); and Kim Kelly, 12:23 (1982). 8 Mile - Terry McGinn, 41:22 (1983); and Betty Boppart, 51:24 (1980). After-the-race drink compliments of Kentucky Fried Chicken, Woodstock. Cold, juicy watermelon for all runners at the finish. We urge you to bring along your family. The beautiful Woodstock City Park is a perfect setting for a family outing. $6.50 by August 31; $7.50 after August 31 until day of run. Runners may register 7:00-8:30 a.m. day of run. No refunds after August 31. Entry forma also avallabla at your local park district office or recreation dapartmant. FUN REGISTRATION CHALLENGE ROAD RUN ENTRY FORM Pfeaaa Print: MALE • ««•••••••••••••• «»•••••••••• FEMALE • 2 MILE d S MILE • STATEDD aPcoDEnnnnn SHIRT SIZE (Circle One) Adult S M L XL AQE (AS Of Sept. 9, 1984) • • PHONE WAIVER: On behalf of myaelf, my helra, executors, administrators and assigna, I horatoy waive and roloaaa any and all rlghta and clalma for damagos which I may hava against you, as wall as any othar poraon con­ nected with tha Challenge Road Run, their hairs, axaculora, adminlatratora, auceaaaora and aaalgnefor any and all Inlurlea which I may auffar whlla taking part In tha run or aa a raauN thoroof. I am awara that thara Is s degree of Inhoront risk Involved In participation In a road run and that madicat Inauranca la not provided by tha City of Woodatock, tha Dally Sentinel, B.F. Shaw Printing Co., their admlnlatrators, succeaaora or aaalgna. PLEASE SIGN HERE:. If Minor - Signature of Parent or Guardian For additional information phone (815)338-4300 -- May be copied if additional forms are needed. Make check payable to: City of Woodstock and Mail Completed Form To: CHALLENGE ROAD RUN P.O. BOX 190 Woodatock, IL 80008 or Bring to: WOODSTOCK CITY HALl 121 W. Calhoun Street Woodstock, IL