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S£qT10N2^AGEl2 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH »* lm general Knowing Medication Millions of older Americans take prescription medicine on a regular basis and a surprising number of them must look at the label or call their doctor when Senior ltizens orner someone asks them what they are taking. What some may know about drugs they are taking can be nothing more than it is for a back ache or that it relieves leg pains. In most instances, patients were carefully told by their physcians the generic and brand name of prescribed medicine. They just didn't pay attention. If the prescription was renewable, they had nothing to worry about. When the supply ran out, a call to the pharmacist would secure a refill. Patients who receive prescriptions owe it to their health to make notes on each prescription, possible side ef­ fects and possible interactions with other drugs they may be taking or might take in the future. Most physicians provide this information. If they don't, ask and write it down. Knowing the medication that you are taking-and the medication that you should not take can be highly important if you are involved in an accident or lose your supply of medication. MEN'S and LADIES SHOES 1/2 OFF • NAME BRANDS • FIRST QUALITY • CURRENT STYLES OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES NOW AT A GREATER SAVINGS' MARCH 12th 17th Spare Pa0^ * a c a uiur tccuirc cartu A SAVING SfffVICf FffOM| HFisiEJrs boot iwy * S3 BRINK STREET, DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAKE Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:30 Sat. 9-5:30 "We Se" Spring lowerwood PLAY THE LUCKY SHAMROCK f>! Hospitality keynote of McHenry Trade Fair Hospitality is the keynote of McHenry's Annual Trade Fair. Every effort is made to provide for optimum comfort of both the exhibitors and the guests. Upon arrival, guests will be greeted by Miss McHenry or a member of her court. After being presented with a free carry-all for all the Trade Fair complimentary treasures, they will be directed to the coat check area. Coat check chairman, Vince Rotello, will provide a full staff of assistants there who will also cash in prize-winning numbers for the Winner's Circle. This year there will be more prizes than ever. The 20,000 flyers the Chamber is cir­ culating contain 200 winning numbers. These numbers will appear on the "Winner's Circle" in the Parkland foyer and can be redeemed at the coat check room. Additionally, exhibitors will be conducting prize drawings all during the Trade Fair. These winners will be announced over the P.A. system, but winners will be notified by mail or phone if they do not claim their prizes during Trade Fair. Guests will be guided through the one-way pattern of traffic which will assure that they see every exhibit along the way. Whenever the feet grow weary, the large "auditorium" area in the Learning Center will provide a constant lounge for relaxation and rejuvenation. Besides the many samples that will be offered by several exhibitors, complete con­ cessions and soft drinks will be nasioS Hospitality co-chairman. Sue Low and Barb Zamastil, take inventory to assure that the stock will last throughout the three days of McHenry Trade Fair. Concessions chairman, Kathy Marinangel, considers the menu selections that will be served for thousands of guests by two of AAc Henry's fine restaurants. March 30,31 and April 1 are the dates of the Fair at Parkland School. available in the gym at the northeast corner. Concessions chairman, Kathy Marinangel annonces that great American favorites as well as specialty foods will be on the menus - for all ages. Exhibitors have a special dedication during these three days, so a special lounge area is provided for them, along with all their staff. Co-chairmen Sue Low and Barb Zamastil will be certain that coffee and cookies are constantly available in that private area where feet can go up and new acquaintances be made. Working refreshed is as im­ portant as viewing refreshed. Chairman Brian Cunat states that the Trade Fair committee graciously addresses as many of these facets of hospitality as possible. Adequate parking is another consideration for the con­ venience of the over 16,000 guests expected during these three days. Shuttle service co- chairmen, Bobbie Wiltse and Trey Covalt, report that there will be even more parking space this year. The American Legion parking lot, as well as additional space on Sherman Hill, will be available. Shuttle buses will run continuously so that there will never be more than a two or three minute wait after parking the car. Pioneer Center provides licensed and insured drivers and McHenry's auto dealers un­ derwrite these costs. Hospitality is personified at the annual McHenry Trade Fair, March 30,31 and April 1, at Parkland School, Ring wood Road and Route 120. 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