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Headaches • Lower Back Pain • Arthritis Numbness • Sciatica • Spinal Distortion Perfect For: & Freezing Ask for our Free Recipe Book rFor pre-picked or more information 815/338-0287 Ford Motor Credit Company FORD I 9 - I M . A I N D K A I . K H H K H A I I ) K K l i m . J I N K TRUST FUND A trust--fund, has been established at the First Security Bank of Cary to defray the medical costs of Vilma Bergenholtz, ll years old, of Cary, who has systemic lupus. Contributions can be sent to the First Securty Bank of Cary Grove, 45 Northwest Highway, Cary, 60013. Turning Point fundraiser scheduled ,^BANQUFrS^\v ^DINNER WEDSAT^I r BAR & LOUNGE 1 £ SUNDAY BRUNCH & DINNER -GOLFCOURSE Dl JIMMY MAC WILL BE AT OUR ItTM HOLE F*1. JUNE 14TN • ft-MID. CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB k 2S08N CHAPEt Hill RD MCHENRY 3SS 0333 The summer vacation seasun is here. If parents are already wondering what to do with the family members now under­ foot, Turning Point may have the answer, as well-as answers to other summer dilemmas. Those answers come in the form of a cookie, rummage sale, and car wash fund raiser to be held in Woodstock on Friday and Saturday, June 14 and 15, at the First Presbyterian Church and the Ace Hardware parking lot. As Director Lu Ness says,"Where else can you squirrel away enough cookies to make the children think you are the mother of the year, redecorate your house or keep yourself amused all summer, get the car clean with no labor; and still be supporting a great cause all at the same time? /•uj <*ooKie anu bargains will be available fron. J;JGa.m. to 6; jO p.m. on Friday, June 14, and 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 15, at the First Presbyterian Church, on Calhoun Street, just two blocks west of Dean Street. Then on Saturday, one can proceed east on Calhoun Street to the Ace Hardware parking lot, at Route, 47 and Irving Street, for the car wash, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Turning Point volunteers will wash cars for $2.50. Turning Point is a not-for- profit agency that provides services for victims of domestic violence. Services include a 24- hour telephone line, support groups for abused women, children's groups, advocacy services,,emergency shelter for battered women and their children, and a group teaching alternatives to violence for abusive men. Help may be obtained by calling 338-8080 at any time. Volunteers who wish to provide assistance may call the office at 338-8081 on week days or the help line at any time. Spring Grove proclaims day for storytelling The Spring Grove village board officially proclaimed Sunday, July 21 as "'Illinois Storytelling Festival Day in Spring Grove." The board also approved a $1,500 contribution to the Festival. The second annual Illinois Storytelling Festival will be held t in the new village park, iust behind St. Peter's Church. Featured will be many of the finest professional storytellers in the nation. For ticket information call McHenry County College at (815 ) 455-3700, the College of Lake County at (312) 223-6601, or the David Adler Cultural Center in Libertyville at (312) 367-0707. THE TEXAN BAR B-0 CARRY OUT 101 N. Main St. Algonquin -- _ 658-2130 McHenry County Building Commission members-present and past--saluted Earl Hughes with a luncheon and presen­ tation last week. Hughes, first chairman of the commission when it was organized in 1964 to finance and manage construction of the courthouse building on Illinois Route 47, served as chairman for 20 years. In honoring Hughes, Hamilton Hale, vice chairman, reviewed the commission's several construction programs, in­ cluding the present annex ad­ dition on the south east corner of the present courthouse property on route 47. Hughes responded saying the commission served in a business-like, : efficient manner, "and taxpayers got their money's worth." Hale elaborated and ad­ ded,"The commission has become an important function in Conservation district sets tour of county The McHenry County Soil and This free tour will leave by bus Water Conservation District will from the south gate of the sponsor a conservation tour McHenry County fairgrounds on featuring some of the best Country Club Road in Wood- examples of soil conservatin and stoc^ at 10 a.m., and includes water management in McHenry picnic lunch. The program County, Tuesday, June 25. concludes at approximately 2 p.m. Participants will learn first- All persons interested in at- hand how the installation of tending the tour should call the conservation practices by local SWCD office at 338-0099 prior to farmers has decreased erosion, June 21 for a reservation, increased profit margins and Seating is limited to 80 par- improved farm efficiency. ticipants. county government efficiency, as chairman Earl Hughes pulled the commission members together as independent entity." Following i the luncheon commission members presented Hughes with a plaque. Hale announced that the plantings around the sign of the new courthouse will be placed at that location in Hughes' honor. In announcing honors being accorded Hughes, Hale ob­ served, that both Earl's father, Earl C. Hughes, and Ham Hales father, Alva, served on the McHenry County Board for more that two decades. Howdy Pardners!!! Come-on over and enjoy the "Texan" experience. Authentic recipes not readily found this far North of the Pecos, and all home-made in our kitchen. We use only quality cuts of beef, pork, chicken, ribs, home-made chorizos sausage and bratwurst.Then they are slow-cooked and smoked in our computerized "Little Red Smokehouse" to give them that subtle smoke flavor and tenderness of down-home Bar-B-Q. Each order is skillfully hand sliced right in front of you; to preserve the tenderness and moisture of the meats. We think you'll enjoy the unique "Texas" taste.Please tell your friends about us! Tr'TrrrrrrrmT&U:r^^ S, _,r£At,W0©» BAftM « H PORK , £ W RIBS With Secret Bar-B-Q f R BEEF BRISKET , Dl Sauce L Cj CHICKEN Block N-. of Rt. 62 on 31 1 Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves* l. Headaches. Dizziness. Blurred Vision. 2 Neck Pain, Tight Muscles. Spasms 3. Shoulder Pain. Pain Down Arms, Numbness in Hands. 4. Pain Between Shoulders. Difficult Breathing, Abdominal Pains. 5. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain Down Legs. FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION Why FREE? Thousands of area residents have spine related problems which usually respond to chiropractic care. This is our way of encouraging you to find out if you have a problem that could be helped by chiropractic care. It is also our way of acquainting you with our staff and facilities. Examination includes a minimum of 10 standard tests tor evaluating the spine and a contdbr analysis photo as shown above. While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any obligation. MOST INSURANCES ACCENTED. McHENRY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER DIR. KENNETH T. REISER, CHIROPRACTOR 4901W. ELM ST. (RTE. 120), McHENRY, ILLINOIS PLEASE CALL (81S) 344-102S FOR APPOINTMENT MADE FRESH EVERYDAY .Carryout , THE 1985 THUNDf RBIRD ILLINOIS L ARGEST BERRY FARM • 2 miles East of • • •V Woods6ck.iL fore on Rte 120l *bw. *. |L • • V4 mile No. on • * L.' . Queen Anne Rd. ^ NEW HRS. OPEN A BL7 DAYS 7:30-7j£l •inliiu.ithin Taxes excluded Cm.mkI through H 85. 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