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TION 2 - PAGE I - PLA1INDEALER HERALP, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20,19115 Ken Koreba is awarded Building permits for sales in real estate Century 21 Care Real Estate announced that sales associate Ken Koreba has successfully closed $2.8 million in real estate sales in the Wonder Lake and Pictured are sub-committee chairmen for the McHenry Trade Fair, slated for March 1,2, and 3 at Parkland School: Security Chairman Mike O'Connor (Northern Illinois Medical Center); Concessions Chairman Judy Mazrin (The Traveler World-Wide) and Chamber Booth Chairman Randy Taradash (Taradash and Taradash). City Trade Fair will offer food, fun McHenry area in 1984. Ken will be attending the Century 21 National Convention in Las Vegas. He also will receive the Illinois Associations Silver award for 1984. Ken, his wife Karm and daughter Keni have been residents of Wonder Lake for the past 10 years. The city of McHenry issued the following building permits in the month of January: 1)Greg Dierkes-Whale's Tail, 3425 W. Pearl St., addition. 2)Slender Center, 1309 N. Park St., business sign. 3) Residential Development Group,109 S. Creekside Tr., single family home. 4)Residential Development Group, 5508 W. Creekside Ct., single family home. 5)Griffon House Wood Products, 4507 W. Elm St., business sign. 6)Taco Bell, 4112 W. Elm St., restaurant. 7)Kent & Melinda Putnam, 3910 W. Maple Ave., alteration. * 8) Residential Development Group, 417 Brookwood Trail, single family home. 9)Cable Dish, 4614 W. Elm St., temporary business sign. 10)Chroma Corporation, 3900 Dayton St., water hookup-meter. Japanese investments create 700 jobs here KEN KOREBA An investment mission to Japan in December has laid the groundwork for creating more than 700 jobs for Illinois citizens, Governor James R. Thompson announced recently. "Our ties with the Japanese, which have been nurtured over the past two y6ars, are begin­ ning to pay dividends for Illinois," Thompson said. "By taking the initative and aggressively courting Japanese firms on their turf, Illinois has demonstrated a commitment to becoming a leading investment partner with Japan." "Top officials of four Japanese firms have given me their personal assurances that they will be setting up operations in Illinois within the next few months." Three of the four firms-- Mitsuboshi Belting Co., Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co. and Mitsubishi Engines North America Inc.-are ready to go public with their Illinois projects, and one other (an industrial machines distributor) expects to make a formal an­ nouncement soon. "From flavorful foods to flowering forsythias, '85 Trade Fair brings treats for all the senses," states ' General Chairman George Lane. "Thousands of dollars worth of prizes will be given away, but most importantly, a fun and exciting way of learning a lot about many things is being made available at Parkland School on March 1, 2, and 3. Hoffstetter Landscaping will turn the foyer and concession area into assemblance of Spring. Neither rain, nor ice, nor sleet, nor snow should inhibit anyone from attending. Plenty of parking and free shuttle service will make it easy outside and it will be warm and wonderful inside. "Excitement is building as the final details are developed," said Lane. "There will be plenty of good food to eat at Trade Fair from Sunnyside Foods and Whale's Tail Restaurants," said Con­ cession Chairman Judy Mazrin. Sunnyside Foods will sell hot sandwiches, such as hot beef, and a variety of submarine sandwiches. Whale's Tail will jpftSntftUb afM W^. ' The Food Concession area located in the northeast corner of Parkland Junior High School's gymnasium, will also have an improved appearance this year. "We're expecting live plants and trees to be placed in and around the concession area," Mazrin discussed. Additionally, there will be numerous samples of foods from Nature's Cornucopia, Sullivan Foods, Green Street's new Cornucopia, and Some Other Nuts. While there are still a small number of available booths at Trade Fair, attention is being directed toward assuring comfort and convenience for all who attend. Preparations for the communication and information areas are being completed this week by Bill Nelson, Ann Zeller, Norb Wolter, A1 Gabor, Randy Taradash, and Jim Pitts. Check points are being called by each of the 17 sub-committee chairmen: Norb Wolter for announcements; Randy Taradash and Jim Pitts for Chamber booth; Dave Gelwicks, John Lescher, and Ann Zeller for clean-up; Vince Rotello for coat room; John Huemann for electricity; Carol Nelson for DUNNE JOINS MEDALLION Michelle Dunne, a McHenry graduate of Southeastern Academy in Kissimmee, Florida, has joined Medallion Tours of DesPlaines as a reservationist. Michelle worked toward this goal by training extensively in all areas of the travel industry. FIRST INSTITUTE OF TRAVEL PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL INDUSTRY TRAINING * CLASSES START MARCH 11 • 15 week course • Day & evening classes • Over 170 hours of in depth training • Hands on computer facilities " ., Approved by the Illinois State Board o( Education Owned and operated by one of the Premier Retail travel Aiencies in Illinois 31 E. 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