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Istock Chamber manager Busin--» StWrw <0 Gerald M. Smith Jr., a longtime Woodstock resident, is leaving his family's real estate business to take over as the full-time executive manager of the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce & Industry. COM/NG WE'RE TO THE BUSINESS SHOWCASE '847? E'RE AT BOOTH C-17 / ^ STOP BY BOOTH C-31 & REGISTER TO WIN FREE BLUE SPRUCE TREE 4 Ft. Tall -- $99.00 VALUE No Purchase Necessary - Winner Need Not Be Present STOP BY BOOTH C-31 YOU MAY ALREADY BE A WINNER WIN FREE NURSERY STOCK!! Win $50.00 worth of nursery stock absolutely FREE! Homes in the Woodstock area will be photographed. Stop by Booth C-31 and if you identify your home, you win $50.00 worth of Nursery Stock .FREE! Nothing to buy... no entry forms to fill out - come and see if you are a lucky winner. < ANNUAL FALL TAG-A-TREE SALE SAVE 25% to 50% EVERY WEEKEND IN SEPTEMBER - HUGE SELECTION! RT. 14 & 176 • CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS* 815-459-6200 Mon.-fhur*. 9-6; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-6 Ron Huber is retiring from his position as executive manager of the1 Chamber of Commerce A Industry after two years on the job. y Serving McHenry County with Board Certified Specialists since 1965. - . i \ • ' . 1 wau&ct 0/aCUtf <zMtdica£ ̂ ju>ufir C. ~~~ \vm WEST JACKSON STRUT . IgfOOOSTOCK. ILLINOIS MOM ^ PHONE SIS UMU0 Save 10% on any Frame AND receive a FREE MAT with thla ad Give your picture the beautiful, finished look of a mat Choose from many styles, colors A cuts - oval, notch corner, V-groove or straight cut. Offer good thru Oct. 13 KRj> Color Center, Inc. 207-209 N. Throop St. Woodstock 336-4030 Mon, Tues, Weds, Thurs, 7:30-5; Fri. 7:30-7 Sat. 7:304 REAL estate WE HAVE MANY UNIQUE ITEMS FOR YOUR HOME PLUS ANTIQUE CUPBOARDS AND REPRODUCTIONS REGISTER TO WIN AT OUR BOOTH ONE OF 3 GIFT CERTIFICATES 1 for $50 -- 2 for $25 No purchase necessary. Winner need not be present urdsStc 211 Main St. Woodstock 333-5222 continued from page 18 A l i f e l o n g r e s i d e n t o f Woodstock, Smith is a 1969 graduate of Marian Central Catholic High School. He attended McHenry County College and the University of Illinois. Smith said he has some specific ideas for Woodstock which he in­ tends to put before the chamber's board of directors. "Personally, I believe that Woodstock is a very attractive location for business and in­ dustry. 1 am looking forward to working with city officials for en­ couraging and promoting orderly growth here. "I'm also looking forward to the challenge of the new position, although I can see that the fine at­ titude of the community is going to-make this an opportunity rather than a challenge," Smith said.