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GOOD TIMES : ' • ' ' - ' ' 1 ' • • ' * » I • A i » Page 4--Shaw/Free Press Media Group, Inc. 1984 Fair Guide Fair facts Welcome to the fairt Committee assignments announced A variety of attractions await McHenry County Fair visitors. The officers and directors are pleased to greet you through this special Fair Guide. Many people have worked diligently to compile the infor­ mation, provide the photographs, obtain the advertising and produce this Fair Guide. Don Peasley, fair public relations director for more than two decades, and Jeff Waalkes, editor of the Daily Sentinel have .coordinated the production of this Fair Guide to provide advance information about attractions and exhibitors. This guide also will be useful when attending the fair Aug. 1-5 at Woodstock. Visitors will notice several improvements. A major one in­ cludes the more rapid parking, then admission through a gate in the new fence which has been constructed across the grounds for safety and pedestrian control. The old goat barn has been removed. A one-time dairy barn has become the goat headquarters. Expanded exhibit facilities make more commercial and educational exhibits possible. We hope you'll take time to enjoy the fair. It is a great showcase for 4-Ht junior and senior exhibitors. And it is a great place to greet your friends as you walk among the exhibits or enjoy refreshments at the food stand. Charles Weingart Committee assignments for the 1984 McHenry County Fair are made by Charles Weingart, president of the McHenry County Fair Association's board of directors. Officers are: Weingart; Bill Beese, vice president; Dorothy Schultz, treasurer; and Pete Reiland, secretary. 1 The following committees helped organize the 1984 fair: • Livestock superintendents -- Bill Beese and Dorothy Schultz. • Home economics superintendent -- Mary Macheroux. • Fair book -- Sue Newell and Win­ nie Cassiani. • Publicity -- Don Peasley, Pete Reiland, Bill Beese and Dorothy Schultz. *" • Finance -- Tom Bolger, Harold Beth, Jim Brown. • Legal -- John Cowling, Richard Walrath, Pete Reiland. • Tickets and gate -- Bruce Olbrich, Bill Beese, Lyle Given, Pomona Grange and Art Tyrrell. • Carnival -- Jim Davis, Bill Beese, Dorothy Schultz, Elwood Davis and Skinner Amusements. • Commercial exhibits -- Bill Beese and Pete Reiland. • Grandstand -- Joe Henning and Bill Morefield. • Queen Contest -- Dorothy Kleckner and Linda Duval. • 4-H Town president -- Mel Von Bergen. • University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service advisers -- Brian Sager , Nancy Moore, Bruce Spangenberg, Kathy Halstead. • Farm Bureau -- Larry Harris. • Auction committee -- Livestock Association, Lloyd Getzelman, Jim Hallisy, George England. • Talent contest -- Bill Tammeus. • Parking -- Ron Hansen, Bill Beese. • Grounds -- Joe Henning, Jim Davis, Jack Hayes, Elwood Davis and Pete Reiland. • By-laws -- Pete Reiland, Margaret Szlachta, John Crowden. • Membership -- Sue Newell, f>ete Reiland, George Ainger.