Saturday, October 16, 2010

Partners for Progress host Hoedown Benefit

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Amazing decorations lined every support bean with autumn themed adornments, making an incredible presence in the building.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Amazing decorations lined every support bean with autumn themed adornments, making an incredible presence in the building.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  The silent auction and raffle tables were lined with red handkerchiefs for a true western feel.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Janet Brown of Mundelein, came in her particularly cute outfit wearing a big and bright smile.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Evan Zaloudek of Lindenhurst came dressed like a true western gentleman.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Photograph Collages and montages were made dedicated to all the disabled children and adults in Partners for Progress.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Jan Lazore (left) sang duets with Gino Soldano (right), while everyone became situated before dinner.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Lovely decorations were found everywhere, creating a beautiful atmosphere.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  The silent auction and raffle tables were lined with red handkerchiefs for a true western feel.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  From left, is Kathy Traub, Jack Martin, Ruth Traub, and Kim Martin, Jack has been in the program for 10 years.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Jim and Penny Alexander sit quietly waiting for the dancing to begin, Penny is the square dance caller.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Mr. and Mrs. Petersen slow dance to singers Jan Lazore and Gino Soldano, just as dinner begins.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  Imaginative dinner decorations complete the western theme, enhancing every part of the night.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

Partners for Progress, a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse rides for children and adults, hosts a hoe down dinner/dance at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville, IL.  As people start to sit down for dinner, the stage is prepared for live music starting at 10pm.  (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media)

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