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has been held for the iars. The contest wi Beef Freond and the fireball 8 will be performing Mengler-Trombone, Ken Tesmer-Clarinet. The during the Fiesta Days the favorite music from appearance of Fireball 8 is a command per- this band of native sons: Bob Freund-Trumpet, formance being sponsored by The First National Tom Bower- Drums, A1 Johnson-Banjo, John Bank and Mayor Bil Busse. Leighty-Piano, Dave Melcher-Tuba, Steve PRICES IN EFFECT THRU JULY 6 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS!! PLAINDEALER- HERALD _SECT10N2^PAGE^L-PLA1.NDEALER»HERALP. FRIDAY. Jt'!SE21.1985 $£CTION Fiesta Days return td Pearl Street Pearl Street Park will be the sight of a Fiesta Days event, since some residents cannot travel to Petersen Park for the many Fiesta Days activities. Now that some of the congestion has been alleviated with the progress of the bridge MMH jl«™ event contraction, it is possibl again host a Fiesta Days c at Pearl Street Park. The Fiesta Days Board announced that Tuesday, July 23, has been designated as Pearl Street Park The First National Bank and Mayor Bill Busse. , To open the entertainment of the evening,' a special self- contained contest will be held for. senior citizens over the age of 62. -'Name That Tune" is the 1985 Fiesta Days replacement for the group series-type contest Night and will feature a crosscut of Fiesta Days samplings. The River Run will begin at County-owned landfill urged After turning down several estions of a moritorium on I siting, McHenry County Board agreed Tuesday to adopt two other motions involving vital landfill issues. The board adopted a motion to endorse the policy of its Waste Study Advisory Committee in the preference for a county owned landfill site for maximum amount of control, and also adopted 10 guiding principles as "desirous factors" in the operation of a landfill in the bounty. . Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. withdrew Its landfill siting application June 3 with the in­ tention of re-applying for i on a 160-acre parcel along Road in Algonquin Tc A Laidlaw representative said Tuesday the firm's new ap­ plication would be filed Wed­ nesday, June 19. James fewyer for Laidlaw, said board's action would not affect the new application because the •10 guiding principles adopted Tuesday are covered in 'LaicDaWs new document. > The 10 principles were recently recommended to the board's Waste Study Advisory Committee by the McHenry CountyPefenf ll# Health' Committee and a member of i county's Regional Pollution Control Landfill Siting Com­ mittee moved for the adoption of the principles, emphasizing that they would not preclude the six criteria required by the state for landfill siting. Urging the board to put a moratorium into effect, Board member William Fitzgerald moved "that effective today a six-month moritorium on land­ fill applications be set." His motion was defeated by the board. - "You cannot declare a moritorium," explained State's Attorney Ted Floro, adding, "The state law allows the ap­ plication for landfill siting and the county board can't super­ cede the state law." He indicated that if the county superceded the state statutes and refused to accept landfill siting applications, it could cost the board a great deal of money in law suits. Board member Robert Vorisek suggested the county adopt a "voluntary moritorium '̂ and encourage potential landfill applicants to meet with the Waste Stu Pearl Street Park at 6:15 p.m. However, the finish line for the annual marathon will be Riverside Beach Park where a professional timer and counter are set up to automatically clock the runners as they conclude their pearly seven-mile run. That is but the beginning of the evenings activities at Pearl StreetPark. Beef Freund and the Fireball 8 will be performing the favorite music from this band of native sons: Bob Freund-Trumpet, Tom Bower-Drums, A1 Johnson- Banjo, John Leighty-Piano, Dave Melcher-Tuba, Steve Mengler-Trombone, Ken Tesmer-Clarinet. The first appearance of Fireball 8 is a command per­ formance being sponsored by years. limited to participants in the stated age group and a prize will be awarded to the champion for «•-- -- .... «s»* tins evening. A $50 gift cer­ tificate will be awarded to the winner, compliments of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce and the Fiesta Days Board. Entry forms are now available at the Chamber office and will be limited to the first four teams that apply. The special senior section will remain totally independent of the ?"Name That Tune" series that will be held during the remainder of Fiesta Days with its own championship rounj on Grand Finale Day fore the Parade. Trey Covalt, chairman of Pearl Street Park Night, stated that, "Our Entertainment Chairman, Jon Meyer, reports that Beef Freund is putting together a very special evening of July 23. Our committee feels that we have pulled together some of the best that Fiesta Days has to offer." Beer and wine coolers will be served that evening as well as full con­ cessions. Art competition is offered at fair Study Ann to go on preferring a landfill Advisory mittee to clear several issues. His motion also failed. Board member Lou Majewsld's motion record as "the board county ownership of site," was okayed by the board. The 10 principles adopted by the board include that the landfill operator agree not to receive or dispose of any the original The new rules also demand that the landfill operator post financial securities in amounts that guarantee its financial responsibility; that a site monitoring trust fund be established, in addition to a closure and post-closure trust ftmd. Art lovers, come forward. That's the welcome Angela Boe extends as she prepares for the Junior and Open class art competition at the 1985 McHenry County Fair July 31-August 4 in Woodstock. However, she reminds prospective entrants they must obtain the pink entry form at the fair office and have it filed-with the entry fee-by the July 18 deadline. Two new classes of com­ petition are offered in both the Junior and Open shows. One class is called Sgraffitio (scratchboard), and the other is three-dimentional mixed media. This is to be hung and must be entered accordingly, Boe said. the dozen or more rttinnnftml TyPHCIIf CiWu wttl f i and pastels, water colors, acrylics, oils, decorative painting, multicolor ink por­ traits and landscapes. "The Junior show is categorized by age-8-13 and 14- 19- so that the competition is more equitable in the various classes, she said. A 25-cent entry fee is charged for each Junior entry, 50 cents for each Open class entry. A $5 exhibitor's pass is required. Boe said all entries must be designed and executed soley by the entrant. Kits and copies of any kind will be disqualified. None of the work can be larger than 30 x 40 inches. A suitable hanger must be firmly attached to the back, of all hanging en- tries, and no art work meant to be hung will be accepted without the hanger. Also, all artwork should be neatly matted or framed. Premiums will be awarded first through fourth places. Ribbons will be given for fifth and sixth places. A total of $94.50 is being offered in the Junior show and $160 in the Open show. Boe said Best of Show will be awarded in both the Junior and Open snows. Camp counselors needed Summer camps are usually "* for [ary Ex­ tension adviser. But many adult and older youth find that they also benefit from the camping experience by serving as counselors during the McHenry County 4& Camp counselor is to help make the camp program meaningful to young campers, the benefits of the program rub off on coun­ selors, too. The lure of camp life in the out-of-doors is not limited to any specific age group, Widolff says. Campers and counselors alike get experience in simple outdoor living; participate in recreation and adventure and learn to live closely with other small groups. And education doesn't take a summer vacation, Widolff adds, tittawtskills new «rafte, and determining new goftls is an on-gc and aft \ camping program. Nor are camp counselor positions limited to high school and college-age people. Homemakers, teachers, and senior citizens with time to spare during the summer often serve as canin counselors. 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