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F*age2&-^Sfiaw?Fr<ie f*ress Media Group, IhC 1984 Fair Guide The Affordable American Dream llll fill •••• llll •••* DO 1 OPTiONli • I&rnmrr*,- - JS •••• ma •••• MM CO lurJPm D M*9T£K h£D*00» RtMOCU I 10 year written warranty For more information see or call your nearest dealer RICHARD EASTY DEALER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR 960 RT. 22 SUITE 208 FOX RIVER GROVE (312) 639-4242 authorized dealer for Contests & competitors The royalty of the 4-H Recognition of achievements by the county's 1,200 4-H members highlights 4-H Night at the McHenry County Fair on Thursday evening, Aug. 2. The announcement of the 4-H King and Queen for 1964 will climax the ac­ tivities. Candidates have been chosen by the McHenry County Youth Exten­ sion Council, and the 4-H King and Queen will be chosen from among the nominees by 4-H members in balloting conducted before the fair. Members of the 4-H Queen court in­ clude Carole Schirmer, Cloverleaf Boosters; Alicia Ragni, Woodstock Wranglers, Annette Freels, Lincoln Cloverleafs; Kathy Farley, Hebron Helping Hands; Lynn Odden, Agrinauts; and Dawn Payne, Hartland Home makers. The four King candidates are Den­ nis Ainger, Hebron Helping Hands; David Behrens, Busy Beavers; Jamie continued to page 30 The 4-H queen candidates are from left: Carole Schrimer, Annette Freels, Betsy Payne, who is the reigning queen, Lynn Odden, Dawn Payne and Alicia Ragni. Not present for the picture was Kathy Farley. McHenry County is Harding Country! Let one of the Harding hands corral you a piece of great country livin'I Tom Harding Jack Darby Lu Pierce Bob O'Leary John Harding Miriam Schmidt Betty Stegmiller Carta Bennett Patty Walters Bob BUiimack Nancy Schnltz Barb Lapham Serving McHenry County For Over 20 Veers HRRDINC REM. ESTRTB am* Route 47 & Calhoun Street, P.O. Box 350 Woodstock, Illinois 60096 (815) 338-3850 --"---I'H'Tnraiei Member McHenry County MuMple UaUng