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Anna Marie is the daughter of John and Vera Rurickaandto 19 years old.. Her ambition is to become a police officer and she has recently been sworn in with the Auxiliary Police Force of McHenry County . First runner-up honors went to Christine Grabowski, 17, the daughter of Keith and Veronica Grabowski. Christine recently The Big Wheels Race is an eyent for children ages 3 to S years old and will occur daring Fiesta Days at Petersen Park in the East Parking Lot on Monday, July 22. Registration available at the Paries and ment in City Hall until Thursday, Fiesta Days offers fun for children of all ages What is there to do for the kids for Fiesta Days? Every bit as much as there is for adults. Sometimes during the same event and sometimes at special events designed just for the kids. On opening day, July 21 famous Food Fiesta Day, there is a whole set of activities designed especially for the children. It will include in- tertainment by Tom Hubbard, the Jesse White Tumblers, the Explosonic Rockers as well as rides and game booths for children ages 4-14. Voting for the Cutest Baby Contest for infants up to one year old and the Terrific Tod­ dler Contest tykes ages 1 to 4 will be held that day. These events will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Carnival kiddie rides, as well as pony rides will be ongoing to 8 p.m. All these events will take place east of the beach area at Petersen Park. Canoe races are in age groups with the younger set being 14- and-under, beginning at noon at the Petersen Park beach. The kids enjoy racing among themselves or with adults. Early registration is a bargain and can be made at the chamber office. will be accepted as well. Food Fiesta will include taste treats for every age range with the Ultimate Hot Dog probably the most kid-oriented feature this year. Music will be ongoing on the main stage but the kids will probably enjoy the "Fist 'N Pistol Gunfighter" who will perform sporadically through out the day between the sets of each entertainer. Hie Chicago Sting Soccer Camp will be ongoing during Fiesta Days week July 22-26 at East Campus High School. It is for boys and girls ages 6-16. tration can be made by the Chicago Sting office at 312-558-5444. The fee of $80 per student with a $5 discount for each additional family member. A Big Wheels Race will be held Monday, July 22 for kids 3 - 5 years old. Participation will be limited to the first 250 registrants. Registrations are now being accepted at the Parks Department at City Hall. Check- in time on race day will be 6:15 p.m. with the race beginning at 6:30 p.m. Carnival Kiddie Rides will begin at 4:30 p.m. July 22 to give the kids time to have a ride before the race begins. Kiddie Rides will extend through the evening as long as the crowd demands. Immediately following the Big Wheels Race and-or dusk the Children's Outdoor Theatre will take place in that same area in Petersen Park just on the other side of the concessions building. This year's feature will be "Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore." Blankets or lawn chairs are a must for an evening under the stars. There will be plenty of candy, popcorn and will ride their pr< "fhe"^ Run, whifch is an 1j annual Fiesta Days event also parade has children's classification and a shortened track for the younger set. The July 23 event will begin with sign-in at 6:15 p.m. and the race starting at 6:45 p.m. from Pearl Street Park. Pre-registration is ad­ vised and can be made at the Parks Department at City Hall. A whole day activity is awaiting kids of all ages on July 24. A trip to see the animals at Brookfield Zoo is planned with the bus leaving City Hall at 9 a.m. and ret Children under 6 ied by an ichamL Wednesday, July beginning with starting time is 6 event which will l McCracken Field, equipment needed H i of gym Shoes. Thursday, July 26 Outdoor Rolle kids of all ages at east parking lot. and good Mends _ required. Musk provided. Kids will of sharing all the folks encluding free shuttle on Days, and the Art in the Park the entertainers size. The Dancers (Junior perform sev throughout the joyment of all. final day the Contest, for will occur at Pajft at 1 p.m. awarded for most best theme but tow 18 ac- eet to this at hospital's favor, attorneys will have to Show that Brodv'S decision was "unfair" or that evidence important to the case was excluded, saiil Richard Ftoofl» attorney for Home State Ames stipulated that the bulk of his estate was to be used to it a hospital "in or near Lake*'within 20 years of the Will's execution. Ames died in 1963 and left the estate to • . (continued from page 1) Home State Bank as trustee. If no hospital were built in that would be in the best interest or welfare of the people of Crystal Lake. 20-year period, the money was to be 1 left to a worihwhUe, charitable cause or project that In addition to the three hospitals and the library, the Lake Region YMCA, tteCmtal Lake Park Board and McHenry County College applied for the money. jcontinued from page 1) offers an for ark skates that iure wiU be enjoy with the the at of my will times the called to Bay Road shortly after * a.m. July 6 where Lopez had lost control of his car. The vehicle traveled through a wooded area and flipped after leavmg the roadway., Lisa Shadel Carden, of 10210 Forum West, Houston, Texas, was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident when her car struck another vehicle at the intersection of Elm Street and Mirim Road on July 2. . Carden told police she was unable to avoid a car making a right turn due €0 the wet pavement,. The driver of the other car was Hodgkins Lowe, of 306 S. Sheridan, McHenry. . • '• '% • • • "v, Dora M. Usedom.of 8i9 Royal Driye, McHenry, was ticketed for failure to, yield the right-of- way following a two-car collision at the intersection of Lillian and Front Streets on July 2. McHenry. Usedom told police she did hot see the Kagan vehicle. graduate^ from McHenry West campus and will be1 attending Northern Illinois University in the fall. v Kathy Pfister was choosen by the contestants to receive the Miss Congeniality award for 1985 Judging the pageant were Barbara Zamiil, owner of a dress shop; Francis Gosser, attorney; and Barbara Hqyt, owner of a card and gift shop, the girls were judged on looks * charm, and stage presence. Before the pageant began, an interview was Conducted with each of the girls by the judges, Besides And* Marie and Christine, the other contestants were. Katherine Pfister, 19 daughter of Maria Pfistec; Kim Schuler, 19 daughter of Joseph and Patricia Schuler; and Gina Fruscella, 19 daughter of Rich and Bev Fruscella. Mari Jacobson, 1982 Miss WOnder Lake and the 1982 Miss Congeniality of McHenry County, also was in attendance. Anna Marie will now Compete in the Miss McHenry County contest at the opening of the McHenry-County Fair July 31. t7R6VC0 Budwe Biidwei* lice report, from According to the the Usedom auto pUlled out IJIIian Street in front of a car driven by Louis L. Kagan, 6815 N. Spring Grove Road, RENT-A-CAMP The Department qf Con­ servation's rent-a-cami fam< which has to V years, is in tms summer at Chain O'Lakes ove, is one of the park°Spri parks incl ed Street Park for the along with the bar-b-que. 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