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Page 14--Shaw Media Group 1982 Fair Guide Contests & competitors continued from page 13 4. Connie Hayden -- Miss Algonquin is the daughter of Carole and William Hayden. She is 17, has blonde hair and blue eyes, and is sponsored by the Miss Algon­ quin Committee. - A senior at H.D. Jacobs High School this fall, Hayden says, "I like to be a part of organizations that work together to ac­ complish a pacific cause. My special con­ cern is animals; the problem is the over­ abundance of cats and dogs. There are many strays that need homes" 5.1 jiurie Behrens -- Miss Hebron is the daughter of Agnes and Larry Behrens. She is 17, has brown hair and eyes, and is spon­ sored by Rita Walters and Sharon Bookei*. A senior at Alden-Hebron High School this fall, Behrens says, "I would like to get involved with the ERA movement because I believe that women are equal to men and they should be treated economically and socially the same." I. Connie Ana Nelson--Miss McHenry is the daughter of Camille and Douglas Nelson. She is 18, has dark brown hair and brown eyes, and is sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of American Legion Post 491. Connie Hayden Laurie Behrens Connie Ann Nelson PIZZA! Rachel Shelton Nancy Griffiths Denice Scowra DURING PAM DAYS •WS0.,AUQ.4| SUN.. AUG.* PACKDOMI 2919 W. ft to. 120 W The excitement of the Fair stems out of solid planning, community effort and a desire to succeed. That's why McHenry County's Fair has been an annual highlight for 34 years. At Wonder Lake State Bank, the same planning, group effort and accomplishment has proven to be the right formula to secure your financial future. [̂ItmcUnJake STATE BAIMK "Your Community Bank Growing To Serve You" NEW HOURS: WEST SIDE FACILITY: Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday 9am 7pm. Saturday 8am - 3pm Member FDIC Returning to McHenry County College to study public relations this fall, Nelson says, "I enjoy working and being with peo­ ple. I would possibly like to be involved in some sort of youth service program, help­ ing teen-agers cope with their problems and their transition into adulthood." • 7. Nancy Griffiths -- Miss Island Lake is the daughter of Hannelore and Patrick Griffiths. She is 18, has brown hair and hazel eyes, and is sponsored by the Miss Island Lake Pageant Committee. Continuing her work at Town Hall Estates nursing home, Griffiths says, "Working at a nursing home has exposed me to the lack of concern for the health and welfare of older people in our society. I would like to see more community involve­ ment in the plight of the elderly." 4. Denice Scowra -- Miss Cary is the daughter of Rose Marie and Larry Scowra. She is 2fr, has cinnamon Monde hair and blue eyes, and is sponsored by Cary-Grove Auto Supply. Continuing college classes at night this fall, Scowra says, "Living near water, I've developed a great concern for water safety and, therefore, have completed all courses required for water safety instruction cer­ tified by the American Red Cross." 9. Rachel Shelton -- Miss Richmond is the daughter of Cheryl and Loyd Shelton. She is 18, has brown hair and hasel eyes, and is sponsored by the Richmond Lioness Club. Continuing her job at Intermatic Inc., Spring Grove, and taking general courses at McHenry County College, Shelton says, "I have a special concern for elderly peo­ ple. I don't like the way, many times, they are put away and forgotten. "Hiey have liv­ ed longer than we have and are far wiser and have so much to give us." continued on page 15 Delicious Drinks \0°! Magnificent Munchies Exceptional Sandwiches 126 No. Benton 815-338-4450 On Tke Square Woodstock TIMMV 11-MI In. a Sat. 11-11 Spirits Served 11 a.*. • I a.ai Moa.-Titan 'til 2 a.m. Fri. A Sal