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Tiekete will be available at the

door Saturday, July 11 for the

Judy Roberts and Gorky Siegel

Coecert ut Centre

Euut, 7701

Lie,eoh

Skokie.

Doors will opec at 7 p.m. With

the performance begianing.at 8

P.m. Tickets oea $7.50, $6.50 ami

$55o_ They eau still he ordered

hy phone at 673-6300. Visu und

Master Charge ore accepted.

JudyRoherts, one nf the teli jazz

ALL

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. Best Show

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performers in Chkugo, will play

with u five-piece ensemhle, wbile

Cnrhy Siegel end hin hund sutil

perfnemthe hlues/roch repertoire

thut hun mude him nne of the

most popuier muncivas in this

area.

Humorist and musician

Dnve Rudulf snuB oim perform and

scI un mnnter-of ceremonies.

This is the Seit of Itere nsnsusser

enleetoinsnrnt fuatures sponsored

by the Villuge of Shokie, through

iut

Fino Arts Comminsion. Other

performancee ut Centre Ente will

br Huhhord Street Dunce Corn-

po4y nc Sessrday, July 18 und

Second City ou Ausit 1.

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Everyday: 1:00; 3:15,

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Everyday: 1:00,3:15.,

5:30, 7:45, 10:00

STARTS FRiDAY JULY10

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EVERYDAY: 2:00. 4:00.

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BARGAIN PRICES-ALL THEATRES

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-Lambs-Farm

The 21h annual WMAQ Radin

Free Concert at Lambs Farm,

scheduled for Sunday, July 12,

will feature popular cniutry

manic artint Jim-Ed Brown and

Sylvia ..

The WMAQ Radin, Lambo

Farm Free Concert has hnen,lhe

biggest crowdpuller at the Lam-

bs Farm for the past Several

years.

And juntly no ai the

Station bringn in the bent in coon-

try munie prrformrrn. Io yearn

pant, T.G. Sheppard-Eddie Rab-

bill and Jeanne ProntI.

Rounding out Ihr 1951 bill will

br channel 5 rrporlrr Dich Kay

and Old Town School of FolS

Munie band and the popular

Jump 'N The Saddle Baud;

The Chicagolaud Executive

Chefs' Club will prepare and nor-

vr many different varieties of

meat and pastry goods.

All

proceeds-from the sale of fund

-- will go direelly,to Lambo Farm.

Admission to Lambs Form and

parhiug for the concert will be

free svith the eolcrtainmcut

beginning at nAO am. and ru-

ding approsimatrly at 5:00 p.m.

Lambs Farm is located au the

fIlmais Totiway I-54 at the Route

17$ exit in Lihortyville. Lambs

Farm bouses oud trates mentally

retarded young adults.

"Milk and

Honey"

cast chosen

The Open Stage Players of the

Mayer Kaplan JCC, 5050 Cburch

St., Skokie hove announced the

cast for Iheirnunonser produc-

lion,

58db and Honey".

. Included io the cast sre Shukie

residents Brad Miller, Gerry

Horsvieh, Marilyn Gregory, Polli

Burton, Ida Shulman, Hymau

Mann, Kim'Berg, Joy Stern,

Marcir Sacks, MarloGreenopan,

Scott Tauber, Rhunda Mulino,

Holly Lszor, Leo Sigale,

Ira

Stein, Josh Alsherg, Allison

Actez, SUsan Marcus, & Stuart

Dich.

Liucoluwood resident,

Leon Edelssn and Nilen resident,

Bonnie Berunteiu are akin in Ihr

cant. -

"Milk and Honey" opnnn July

25 and runs Saturday, Sunday,

and Wednendayevenings through

Aagust 16,

For tb-bet infer-

mallos, call $75-2200, ext. 21$.

Litera ryReview

"Endless Love" by Scull Speri-

err in the Summer Literary

Review npnnsored by Ihn Adult

Services Department uf the

Mover Kapton JCC. 5050 Church

Street, Shohie, Thursday, July It,

I p.m.

Janet Stern will lead discussion

ou this 20th Century passion

which will he adapted for a movie

slarring Smoke Shields.

Admission is $2.50 fur members

aud$3.S0 for non-members.

'South Pacific' néxt

-production for

Theatre 21

Theatre 210's production of

Lee Goldberg, who manages the

"South-Pacific," ncbeduled later

audiovinual department nf a tape

In the mohlb, will highlight sume

cnmpiny und hen connidersble

of the area's most talented and

talent and experience, joined the

skilled deseeS ander the direr-

show 'sn-I wouldn't spend a lut of

tian of Maria Lampee,. a dance

money this nununer,"but has

teacher and chörengrapher. The

rndéd up having. n great déal of-

musical istheeighIh in a enries nf

fun.

Matthew Silver; who is

distinguished summer produc-

fielding a summer job ut Evans

tiran of the community. Ihealre

Furs, enjoys cveuingsworking on-

arm of Ihn NiIez Township High

thrshow -

- -

Schools' BoardofEduëation.

Lun Amstadter, a Southern

. range

of--ages and - oc-

Illinois University student, and

capotions is represented by the

Steven Starb, u Biles North

dancers who include Lee Gold-

graduate end gymnast, bringan -

berg, Andy Goldstein; Mátthew

impressive array of singing und

Silver, Jell Sumner, Ed Nem-

dancing expérience in school and

mern, Michael Brody, Steve

community theatre to their new

Stark, Sheldon Silverman, Grel-

roles, an doés Ed Nemmeru who

eben Witte, Wendy Grahn, Ellen

han danced the lead in a variety

Acker, Laura Rosow, Lori Ani-'.

ofarea prsductinns.

stadler, Amy Yale, Eleab Hor-

Wcudy Grabo and Andy Gold-

witz and Lilliana Mendee-Soto.

stein are warmly remembered as

Sumner, Yate, and Hos'wile,

two öl Ihr leads in last year's

oil reccol Biles North High

"Fiddler on the Roof," as welt os

School grads, arc extremely ac-

for - their parts in marty other

live in high school--and -corn- - localshows.QrrtchcnWittc,-who

munity theatre. Just a few mon-

has ice shated and danced in

area

lhs ago, Horwitz played the title

-productions uver the pant- years,

role in

the children's ploy

and Lillian Menden-Solo, who has

"Pcgora the Witch."

Yale,

appeared in West's and other -

Sumner and Horwilu are altes-

dance shows, complete the

ding a workshop at the Goodman

musical's 1981 chorus line.

School of Drama, while Sheldon

"South Pacific" will he presen-

Silverman,

o current West

led io Ihr Nues West -Theatre,

student, attends Gun Giordano's

Datons st. at Edens, 550kb,

school of Dance in Evanston.

July 24, 55, 31 andAugaut i al 8:15,

Laura Ranow, also

a West

p.m. Performances on Sunday,

student, served an vocal director

July 26 will hrgin ut 1:15 and 7:15

of bec school'n onnual variety

p.m. General admission in $4.50

show thin year.

North student,

while student and senior citizen

Michael Brody, is participating

tickets are $4.

The Sunday

in-his fifth Theatre 219 musical,

matinee is $4 und $3.S0. Dinner

having played a "workhouse

theatre packages and grusp raten

boy" in

"Oliver," ono-hall

aro available.

Tickets may he

decade ago. Silverhan danced io

purchased ut the door or in ad-

all the musicals and dance nhswn

- vance by writing Theatre 2t9,

atNorth forthepastneveralyeacn.

7708 Gross Point rd., Skohie,

Ellen Acher is an Indiana

60076; or iñ person at the Dintrict

University student, working for

21$ Offices, at the same address.

pohlishing- company this sum-

Thnse desiring more infrmation

mer. "I remember how bored I

should call 56g-3500, ext. 1233.

was last summer," she said, mi

- -

plying that her dancer's role has

enlivened Ibis one considerably.

Outdoor

-summer

Concerts.

Outdoor susmuer concerts-at

Hodges Park -in Park Ridge

across from City Ola!! begin this

Friday, JnJy 10, at t

p.m. This is

the fifth year that the Park Ridge

Fine Arts Society and oar

nwn

Maestro Frank York have

cam-

blued In bring to Park Ridge

these quality programs that draw

The Maine-Nib-s Association of

patrons sol only from Park

Special Recreation (M-NASR) is

Ridge, bst from the surrosuding

Opunsuriug a Moonlight Serenade

community as well. Manic lovers

Dance fur Mestally Retarded.

areinvitedtncomeandinakeila

Adulte from t:3S

- 10 p.m. 0e

family-affair.

. Children enjoy

Saturday, July 15,

A hand,

music too.

Bring.chairs and

special surprises, and refresh-

blanhelu far o delightful ecenbsg

mento will all he part nf the fun.

ander the stars. As in the

past, in

Trennpnrtation will leave from

ease of inclement weather, the

the M-NASE Leisure Center, 0640

concert wilt br held in the Oakton

Main st,, Biles promptly at 6:30.

Arena, in Oakton Park,

- 2800

The fee in $3 and advance

regintration is required. -

Registrations ore also being

taken for Wawbneb. Week,

weeklnng

camp

trip

for

Physically Limited Adults 1mm

Angunt 25-29, and Waspaca

Wrek, a camping trip for

am-

Poets and prone sseitems-pmnfess_

bnlatary special pnpulalionn

muet and anoataur-amn invited to

tram August 17 thea Augnut 22.

read from their

own woehs nt an

More information is available In

open reudior lo

I;. lieht ut 730

both tripe by calling M-NASR,

p.m. ou BesiilIOoy, July 14, in

966-5522.

the Sholsie Pithijo Library at 5215

The Maine-Riles Association

Galibo St., Shokir. .

nerves the special populations of

Renders nro islied Is sign

up io

the Parb Ridge, Skokie, Des

the sneond fl,r,r ISolare

room nl 7

Plaines, Morion Grave, Riles,

p.m. Admission is free and apeo

Golf-Maine, and the Lineoinssond

lo the puhlis. Foe

mine iisfneme-

Park Districts.

- tion, cull the l.iliisa-y at $03-7774,

Oakton st,

Readers invited

toSkokje- -

Library

Eli HANSON

Saga of

The Tampico Kid

THE FIRST PHASE of "The

Templen Ktd'n" (the ulashing nf

St billion dellars from the

Federal budget) io now ap-

preved. Nnwcnmeuthe netting in

mutAnts nfone nf the must gigantic

ecanamies ever attempted in the

nhBi'thistnry nftbe UnitedSlaten,

Ita crlttcu, and they are legion,

will Inudly raise their animen an

one, In protest.

There will

prnhahly be ',tt-b.', 'ntt-downo',

'ohm

downs' mrd various other

demsnstralinnn, mushy . yucal,

some pausfve, and even perhaps

(hut hspelnlly nut) physical

deinnnutralinnn thmoughaut the

length nod breadth uf America,

andmaybe even abroad,

But the fient phane nf "The

Tampics Kid" will be tu wield a

big arie to cut bureaucratic, tin-

necessary end msprnducttve ex-

penses. Te trim nil the InI fram

lIn mnunmoth deficit bodget tu

already underway and will move

like a giant nteammalter In an-

eamplish as quickly as passible

one nf hin major campaign

premises, in accordance with the

Republican platform; and the

keeping nf "The Tampico Kid's" -

xnlennn pledge ta Ihe majority nf

those who voled fos'it.

This will he quickly foilawed by

the second phase, a reduction in

the Federal income tax,

hopefully, over th$ next three

years, and according la the script

and blueprinted eons nf time ugo.

TItis shailalsa reme Io pass.

From time ta time, hopefully, I

shall comnsent, in this entumo,

sometimes with a full 1200 ward

essay and, at other timen, in

maybe just a liar or twu al type,

absut the continuing, stirring,

thrilling Saga of "The Tampira

Kid",' But remember, ouly

posterity will decide tin final

merit! .

I've just enjoyed, like many

other Aonericans the long Fnnrth

nf'July weekend, in Grand Blanc,

a rather affinent ouhnrb of Flint,

Michigan,

The weather was

perfect, The fazit fit for a gour-

met, and I acquired a reddish

tan and a much-needed rest ptns

plenty nf oxygen-filled air for my

wheeomgly-weak lungs.

Last year, at the same tune, I

stun gained the name personal

benefits, hut there has been a

subtle change...

Mrd, that suhtle change is this:

Flint, Michigan, where General

Motors' big Buick plant is localed

(plan nther General Molars an-

tivilies) is utarting te hum again.

Theatrnwpberehas changçd...

TItis change is rellected in the

bars, the restaurants, and altar

places nf recreatinnal activity.

They are much hazier Iban last

year.

The fag of 'gloom end

doom' neenm to have lifted and

there in even a changed ex-

premiso upen the faces of many

of ita natives. Some are actually

nmiling again while they are

spending their .nsacy. And, that

garganlnan chainstore, Mel jer's,

(pmennanced Meyer's) in new

jammed with thousands of

cuslnmemn, as evidenced by the

long waiting lines at the check-

eut cashiecd, (Last- yenr at

precisely the same time, name

place, pun esuld taee nhot off s

cannon and net lilt anyone,)

ON THE MINUS SIDE I booted

a toe in the largeswimming peel,

nf Angle's son and dafighler-in-

law, -

Ronald

and Angie

Mruwiec.

They have a large ranch type

hnme in Grand Blune, with a gar-

buge'dtspesal, os about an acre

and a half uf ground, (The White

House has only Ihre and a hail

acres of ground and, I think that

Rnnald, a CPA tan consultant,

has mnved pretty fast ta have

what he has al thelender age of

thirty. They also have Iwo boys,

Adam, 3 and Thud, I, and another

onthe way. Angie (Ron's wjfe) -I

don't want any enufunins about

this because hIs mother has the

same tirol name ao his wife) and

his -mother was 1h, gal 'Ihat

hrang mc there', ints year and

kot,

Slat, even thnngh it shall "blow

away libe the fog nf 'gleom and

deem' that hovered aver Flint

last year, an argament, with

seme healed words, suddenly

Bared up tataree Angle and mc.

And, an human blond is O times

thicher than waler, and "hell

hathoofury..,", I wound up in the

doghouse.

Well, a doghouse is sort of a

prison. And, (luts of authors wha

wrote brot sellers did it in

prisnu.) Fur example, Richnrd

Lavelace, a Cavalier adventurer,

was jailed in 1042 fnrpresenling n

royalist petition to the English

Parliament. He nerved 7 weehs

in the Gatehoane at Weslmin-

nIer. While in jail he wrote the

classic poem, "To Althea from

Prison", which contained these

oft-quoted lines, "SIsee walls da

- aol a prisonmake, nur iron bars a

And, how about Francois.

Marie MaurI who was jailed in

May 1717 for writing poems

against the regent. He spent 11

mnnths io the Bastille, Paris,

where he bogan hin epic poem

"HENRL°.DE". You know him

belier by the name of Voltaire.

Ysu know, the guy who said

"Yonth is a blunder, Manhood s

struggle, Old age a regret". Did

yoU 500w, alfa, that, that guy

Veltaire, drunklocaps efceffeea

day? (Na, he didn't die nf can-

However, we are all prisoners

within the Invisible walls nf our

three greal eoemies, which are

Igoemauce, Incompetence and lu'

tolerance,

P.S. Anyway, h aba enjeyed the

fsorth with a flfIh...asd 010W was

your holiday?

"Milk and

Subscriptionsfor Open

Honey"

Stage CoÉzcert Series

Tickets ore available fer the

Open Stage Player's sommer

muniraI "Milh and Haney" which

runs Seturdirys, Sundays and

Wednesdays, July 25 thraugh

August t6, at the Mayer Kaplan

JCC, 565e Church xl., Skokie,

Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. on

Saturday, and 7:30 p.m. on

Wednesday and Sunday. Tickets

urn $3.50 for members and $4.50

tor non-members.

"Milh and Hnney" under the

direclien nf Laos Palles, is Jerry

Herman's delightful musical

about Modern Israel in the early

days uf

its Independence.

"Shalom", "Milh and Honey",

and "Let's Not Waste a Moment"

ame amang the songs which will

he brought to tight under-the

musical direction of Ed Yalnwitn

and choreography nf Ginger

Lane. -

For tickeR and further infor-

malien call 675-2200, ext. 210.

Young Single

Parents dance

Live mtiuic will he provided by

the Moon Dance Band at the

regular weehly meeting of Young

Single Parents at the Holiday

Inn, Intrrsnction of Lake Cook rd.

and Edens Expressway, North-

hrooh on Tnnsday, July 14 at 8:35

Ynung Single Parents affers

educational and social programs

to meet the needs nf divorced,

separated or widowed parents,

irrespective nf cautody, between

the ages nf 21 and 45. Cant is $2

for members and $3 far neo-

members. Eligible persons are

ixvited Io atlend nr call 945'3S6$

furmere information.

"Lyrics By..'

Ap original Musical Revue -

"Lyrics'By..." anillen and diree-

ted by Lean Palles will he presen-

ted by the Open Stage Players on

Saturday, July 11 at 8:30 p.m. at

the Mayer -Kaplan JCC, 5050

Church st., Sknkir.

The special revue, featuring

the music of Gershwin, Richard

Rodgers and Cole Porter, will be

presented in the new outdoor

s005morpatio theatre.

Admission is $2.50 for theatre

subscribers and $3 general ad.

mission.

Refreshments will be

served.

Foc reservations, call 675.220f,

est. 216,

Nobodycandoit -

likeMeDonalds can

McDonaIdS -

MILWAUKEE OAKTON

NILES

Theøugle,Tharsday, ¡ulpO, 1908

Snhseriptionu

- are how

available fur the Open Stage

Player's 1981-82 Ceocert-Theatre

Series at the Mayer Kaplan .8CC,

5$S6Churchxt.,Skokie,

Called a"Seauao uf Classics"-

te celebrate the J'n Tenth Ao-

nivernary, the fulluwing playo

underthedireetins nfLeuo Palies

willheprexentedi "Deuthefa

Sateroao" by Arthur 5511er io

November, 1881; "A Thsnxand

Clowns" by Herb Gardner in

February, 1982; "The Sig Knife"

by Clifford Dec15 in May, 1892;

and the musical "Guys and

Dolls" hyFran Loesuer in July,

1982. .

Also included rn the package

are four concerts under the

supervisino nl Grarge Peynvich:

"Opera Goloseted" no Septem-

Skokie youngsters

in play

Skakie youngsters Kim Berg,

Jmh Alnberg, and Alliuso dahin

will be perfermiog rn the Open

Slogo Players summer musical

"Milk and Honey" which apeos

July 25 and mmix threagh Aegust

1$ at the Mayer Kaplax JCC, 1050

Church St;, Shokie.

"Milk and Honey" ander the

direction nf Leon Palles is the

final production of the 19866-81

Coin collec

The next date for the Chicago

Coin Boume will be held at the

Leaning Tower YMCA, 6300

Touby, an Sunday, July 12, from

10 am. to 5 p.m. Adostusien is

free and there is ample free

parSing. Eighteen expeslu will

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her 2ß

1991; 'Carel Hnniherg

Piano Concert' on December 5,

1891; "Steven Sovada Classical

Gaitarist" on April 3, 1982, und

"Gnu Giordano Douce Co." an

June12, 19v.

Due to noprecedented demand

1er tIckets a fnurth theatre week-

end has been opeaed fer sub-

scribers. Those whe order prior

In September hO will receive

threefree CeoterCioema tickeis.

Subscription prices are $10 far

mmberu and $20 for oso'

members fer either the draina or

concert series. The combined 6

pregram draisug-cuncert series is -

$28 fer members and $36 for nao-

membere.

Far reuervatisnu or brochure

infermatiuncall67l-T200, ext. 216.

Aware sponsors

singles dance -

All singles are invited te a big

dance with the live music nf

Destiny Saturday, July 10, 8:38

p.m. at the Holiday Ion, 5360 W.

Tuolsy, Skohie. - Admission is $4

far Aware members, $5 fer non-

members.

Aware is

a out-fur-profit

arganiastien concerned with the

needs of single, Widowed and

divorced peuple.

Aware is a

member of the Chiragotaod

Association of Singles Clubs

(CLAS). Fur more information,

eallAwareatsfl-1173.

tor's show

have exhibits nu display and win

he available le appraise and ideo-

tify any culos, medals, tokem or

paper maney presented. All per.

sum interested in min callecliog

aremrdiallyinvitedto attend.

GREAT EXCITEMENT!

Two

Epics

'I'

Triumphant

Virtue

Wifi Be

- Presented

Wednesday Nights

7:30P.M. -

* Old Fashioned Fun

* Romanee

* Adventure

The VILLAGE TAVERN

LONG

GROVE, ILLINOIS

Lung Grove's Funnily Restaurant

RTS.

03 5 53CALL 634-31 1 7

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The Bugle, Thursday, JulyS, 1981

Siegel concert tickets

.WMAQ Radio

sòld at door

Free Coñcrt

at.

Stairting Friday

"THE

HOWLING"

Weekdays:

6:30 9:50

Sat. b Sun.:

2:50 620 9:50

Plus

"ALTERED

STATES"

Weekdays: 8:05

Sat. & Sun.:

4:30 8:05

Rated R

M-NASR

s u m mer

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