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Categories and classes include black and white Trade Fair offers learning experience for entire family . * • • Plalndealer Herald News Service photo by Amy K. Brown They rocked around clock Bob Davidson, 20, of Woodstock puts his part­ ner Wendy Moore, 20, of Valley Gardens into a spin during the Easter Seal Society's 24-hour Dance-a-thon last weekend. Easter Seal reach­ ed its goal of $15,000 in the fundraiser with the help of 67 dancers, who lasted the 24 hours. YSB receives funding to help troubled youth There's one place where the entire family would like to be on March 1, 2, and 3. That's Parkland School, for McHenry's Trade Fair. Between 5 p.m. on March 1 and ending at 5 p.m. on March 3, Trade Fair will present a panorama of distinguished persons, products, services, elements of industry, and op­ portunities for employment, investment, and enrichment of life. Included in the fair will be demonstrations, games, prizes, samples of foods and products. The Trade Fair committee has established a policy that children up to high school age must be accompanied by responsible adults. High school students will be admitted in­ dependently with proper high school ID cards. The 1985 Trade Fair will host over 130 business and organizations from in and around McHenry. Seminars and shows are included in a full schedule of events. Thousands of dollars worth of prizes, products, and samples will be awarded to the thousands of guests in the three day period. There will be no admission fee Providing comprehensive services to troubled youth of­ ficially became a local com­ munity responsibility recently. Gordon Johnson, director of the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), signed documents recently authorizing 50 local boards to allocate more than $5 million of DCFS funds annually to help runaways,* schooh truant*, dropouts and. teenagers who have had brushes with the law. The legislation authorized creation of local youth boards that would establish networks of youth services in their areas and control allocation of state funds. Locally, all of McHenry County area is designated as service area No. 34. The state funds coming into this area are controlled by a board headed by Judge Susan Fayette Hut­ chinson and the McHenry County Youth Service Bureau, Inc. Annually, the board receives about $70,000 in state grants. DOUG'S BARBER AND STYLING CENTER FROM A GOOD OLD FASHION HAIRCUT, TO THE LATEST STYLE. YOUR ONE STOP HAIR SHOP. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY IS ALWAYS SENIOR 0AY! I • HAIRCUTS $500 "I I I .-I 3815 W. MAIN ST. (NEXT TOMAIN PAINT) McHENRY.IL 344 1650 HOURS. MON.-FRI.t-5. SAT. 12 EvttHr}.Ay»i|. PACK YOUR BAGS A FLY LAS *218 VEGAS ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE (30 DAY ADVANCE PURCHASE • RESTRICTIONS APPLY) C Adventures Unlimited Travel 4720 W. 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Free shuttle service will be provided throughout all hours of Trade Fair which are: Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parkland School is located at Route 120 and Ringwood Road. and color, youth and adult. Cash prizes will be awarded in both the local and national contest. The winning photos will appear/ in an exhibit that will premier*: at the Library of Congress. #* Books and reading, like freedom of expression, have been part of the democratic . experience since the Colonists formed the nation. McHenry < area residents can celebrate ! reading through photographic ' expression. Persons are en­ couraged to enter the McHenry Public Library contest to see u their art. imitates reading. The library has available Polaroid cameras that may be checked out as well as books and audio-visual materials. Entry forms will be available .at the McHenry Public Library and at the different local, schools. 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