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Trad* Fair Supplement -- Feb. 27,1985 -- Page 2 Thosfe funny little 'bucks' will buy you plenty! Sheriff's deputies assure safety, decorum The auxiliary deputies of the McHenry County Sheriff's Depart­ ment and the auxiliary police of the McHenry County Emergency and Disasters Agency play a vital part in the annual trade fair. It is with their assistance that the Trade Fair guests are able to find a parking place immediately and - or be directed to the free shuttle service. Sgt. Hodgson has the respon­ sibility of scheduling staff. "We cooperate with the local police and maintain radio communication with them while on duty." Volunteers not only serve without pay, but also must provide for their own uniforms and equip­ ment. The services of auxiliary volunteers is paid for by the Chamber, in the case of Trade Fair, or other sponsoring organizations of any event, but the monies do not go to the volunteers. The monies go into a fund that is used to replace the emergency equipment necessary for handling the major areas of their respon­ sibility. By utilizing the volunteers for community events, such as Trade Fair, their training is kept in top form because they are in constant communication to respond to ir­ regularities and what might be termed "mini-emegencies." The monies paid for the services are used to provide equipment such as flashlights, traffic vests, traffic control devices such as cones and horses, and the all-, terrain vehicle. The volunteers must pay for their uniforms, originally, however, any changes of uniform or necessary replacements are furnished. Stars and badges are funded through the ESDA monies. Auxiliary deputies dedicate 300 hours of training in emergency preparedness, which includes police work, communications, first aid, and fire arms. Addi­ tionally, they are required to par­ ticipate in qualifying shoots four times each year. Ammunition needed for the shoots is also fund­ ed through donations for their ser­ vices. In 1984, there are 44 shifts utiliz­ ed for Trade Fair, which represents a total of 235 man- hours. In the 1985 Trade Fair, 53 shifts ft ill be needed. To find out more about what the McHenry County Emergency and Disaster Agency, the police deputies or the auxiliary deputies, stop by Booths number 181 and 111. CHERISHABLE GOODS _ Northern Illinois Medical Center Route 31 and Bull Valley Rd., McHenry Telephoae 815/344/5000 COMPREHENSIVE CARE Poison Treatment Center 815/385-0200 Trauma Center 815/344-5000 See us at Trade Fair Booth 129/130 We're Alwa^ Here When You Need Us! Trade Fair Dollars. That's what those yellow things are. A total of 40,000 are being circulated in the McHenry and outlying areas. Single copies might be found in bank statements, paycheck envelopes, or monthly statements from various businesses. What are Trade Fair Dollars? They are special issue coupons redeemable on March 1,2, and 3 at the Chamber's 1985 Trade Fair at Parkland School. They are redeemable only at the Trade Fair Treasure Chest, a special room at the Trade Fair filled with mer­ chandise and gift certificates donated by the Chamber and area businesses. Gift certificates and - or mer­ chandise will each have a stated dollar value and can be acquired only by presenting that number of Trade Fair Dollars. For example, to receive a Game of McHenry, 11 Trade Fair Dollars (the entire flyer with the Trade Fair Dollar printed on it) must be presented; for a $5 gift certificate at a local business, 5 Trade Fair Dollars (the entire flyer with the Trade Fair Dollar printed on it) must be presented. Where can additional Trade Fair Dollars be obtained? By shopping McHenry from now until Trade Fair time. Participating merchants will distribute 8,000 Trade Fair Dollars to their customers throughout the month. Merchants have the flexibility to award Trade Fair Dollars in any manner they choose. It may be a gift with purchase, it may be to each customer on a given day or it may be awarded as a gift for puchases made within a certain time frame within a day. It is com­ pletely at their discretion. This is the retail community's thank you for shopping locally where tax dollars are returned and reinvested in services in the community for the benefit of its residents. The Treasure Chest at Parkland will feature $8,000 worth of mer­ chandise and gift certificates to be awarded to Trade Fair guests for Trade Fair dollars. At 4:30 p.m. on March 3 any items that have not already been awarded will be given away. Winners will be notified by mail. There are numerous reasons to attend Trade Fair. Thousands of products and services will be ex­ hibited by well over IOC exhibitors, Special guests at Trade Fair will include' congressman, state legislators and senators, and on the lighter side, the White Sox Mascot, "Ribbi." information, demonstrations, examples, samples, TV and radio shows will be featured, and hun­ dreds of prizes separate from the Trade Fair Treasure Chest will be awarded. " • v" " . Beginning at 5 p.m. on March 1 and ending at 5 p.m. on March 3, Parkland School, at Route 120 and Ringwood Road is the place to be. For additional information, call 3854300. BRAKE PARTS COMPANY McHENRY'S NO. 1 EMPLOYER INVITES YOU TO VISITOUR BOOTHS 32 & 33 TOSEEWHOWEAREAND WHAT WE DO AND MAKE AT BRAKE PARTS REGISTER IN OUR DRAWINGS! SEE YOU THERE! FRI., SAT. & SUN. MAR. 1,2 & 3 ASUBSIDIARY OF THE ECHLIN MANUFACTURING CO. 1600 N. INDUSTRIAL DR. McHENRY, IL