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Fourteen vie for Miss McHenry County crown Northwest Newspapers 1985 Fair Guide - Page 27 She's 5 feet, 61-2 inches tall, has blond hair and blue eyes, weighs 116 pounds, and offers ideas aplenty about career aspirations. That's the composite Miss McHenry County 1965, drawn from a preview of the 14 beautiful mostly-blond women in the Miss McHenry County Pageantry nearing its July 31 climax. The 14 candidates from throughout McHenry County will vie before the J / • ' /" - ' - - r«\ / , -V Karen Kantlehner Richmond grandstand audience as the opening night feature of the McHenry County Fair. They will appear in swim suits and formals, answer questions for a panel of judges and promenade for the au­ dience. The 1965 bevy ranges in height from 5- 2 Anna Rizicka, Miss Wonder Lake, to 5- 10 Melissa Reeves, Miss Huntley, and 5- 10 Kathy Healy, Miss Harvard. Nearest the composite are Valerie Bailey, Miss Algonquin, 5-7,115 pounds, light brown hair and hazel blue eyes, and Magaret Schmitt, Miss Fox River Grove, 5-7,115 pounds, blond hair and blue eyes. The candidates are active -- involved in sports, enjoying music and perform­ ing before the public -- but adding new hobbies and interests unheard of for women a decade ago. Beth Wilke, Miss Union, plans to become a dietitian and has prepared a special diet and exercise plan for her University of Illinois classmates. She lifts weights, runs, and cooks. Dawn Marshall, Miss McHenry, en­ joys rafting, aerobics and working out on the Nautilis. Karen Kantlehner, Miss Richmond, shows livestock, enjoys horseback riding, and raises sheep. Bailey, Miss Algonquin, also enjoys showing horses. Ruzicka, Miss Wonder Lake, is into canoeing. This year's group is career-oriented; many are college students, and all are community-minded as they take part in many community service projects. Shari Grewe, Miss Crystal Lake, had her own television show as a youngster on a Chicago station and is majoring in communications to continue in that field. Bailey plans to become a psychologist. Bailey and Miss Cary, Valerie Wagner, are Harper College students. Wagner wants a degree in Shari Grewe Crystal Lake special education to help the Bearing impaired. Three of the candidates are high school seniors -- Melissa Reeves, Miss Huntley, and Margaret Schmitt, Miss Continued to page 28 This may be the best time, ever. to buy a new home. l Where value lives. D Come select your new home today. BAUMAN CONSTRUCTION 1114 N. Seminary* Woodstock 815/338-2759 NOW AT YOUR AMC/JEEP/RENAULT DEALER IN BARRINGTON INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE -MAKE YOUR BEST OFFER- RmauHAIaiwe Highly-acclaimed! European technology you never thought you could afford. And IfsbuW In America. '* BHHMIIFMC*2JI Racier tor '84! With a new 2.2 litre engine that cranks out 40% more torque. DAMM,K Cnfium itenaure uicore All-new. European design that's amazingly affordable. And It's built in Amerka. JMpdMrakM First vehicle ever named "4X4 of the Year" by ail three leading off-road magazines. Jeep CI One-of-kind excitement. A feeling you can get only in a Jeep. 6V4% SALES TAX LAKE COUNTY ONLY Renault Encore EPA ?Q EST. EST. ** HWY. MPG PCT A EPA 33 24 EST WY- MPG Renault AMance EPA 52 "L 38 EST Jeep Cherokee CCT EPA 33 "ty 24 EST MWT- MPG RENAULT FIAMC Jeep RENAULT \ BARRINGTON FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1952 Visit the Professionals at the Oldest Car Dealership in Barrington. 220 W. NW Hwy Barrington 381-0250