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5 ENJOY THE SUMMER OF '84 m A NEW CAR 0* TRICK FROM MITCHELL Nf McHENRY! i " MITCHELL BVKK-OIKMOBILK-SMC TRUCKS •03 N. FRONT (RT. 31) McNENRY (815) 385-7200 KHP THAI 6MA) 6M FBLM6 urn mm w mn * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TOUCH OF CLASS! 1084 LINCOLN MARK YR" COME IN AND TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! MITCHEU-UNCOLN 90? N FRONT ST IRt 311 it(iii)H] mi m i M M E R C U R Y L I N C O L N McHenry Floral Co. SO** oute 31 • Mchenry 5) 385-0404 ̂ BE THE ENW OE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! BRIGHTEN UP YOUR YARD WITH A products erom MK 1^LSWN«J McHENRY FLORAL •Assorted 4" potted (lowers (Geraniums, Dahlias. Vmcas. » 7S Dracaenas. Daisies »«*•> 1 •Larse assortment of hanfing baskets •Rose Bushes * vivvinm __ •AH Vegetables 1 < •AN bedding plants •Landscaping products (Bark. Volcanic rock, top soft, peat moss, and wftfee mable stone) ON. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY s MEMORIAL DAY! trips to campgrounds It's that time of year again -- time to plan your annual vacation and weekend camping trips. So, how do you go about locating campgrounds in the areas you plan to visit? The Go Camping America Committee says it can be easy since there are thousands of conveniently located cam­ pgrounds throughout the United States from which to choose. There are more than 7,700 privately-owned and 5,000 public campgrounds in the United States. The Go-Camping America Committee suggests any of the following means of obtaining information on campgrounds: • Purchase or borrow one of the many comprehensive national campground directories available through bookstores and libraries. Some of the most popular are: "Trailer Life's 1984 RV Campground k Services Directory" ($12.96), "Rand McNally's 1984 Cam­ pground It Trailer Park Guide" ($12.95), "Wheelers RV Resort & Cam­ pground Guide" ($9.95) and "Woodall's Campground Directories" (Eastern edi­ tion, $7.96; Western edition, $7.95, North American edition, $12.30). • To order them by mail, send your re­ quest and a check for the amount plus postage and handling -- $1.75 for Trailer Life's and Rand McNally's, $1.50 for Wheelers and $1.25 for Woodall's Eastern and Western editions -- to Recreation Vehicle Industry Associa­ tion, P.O. Box 204, Dept. GC1, Chantilly, Va. 22021. Woodall's North American edition can be ordered by sending a check for $12.30, which includes postage and handling, to Woodall's North American Campground Directory, 500 Hyacinth Place, Highland Park, 111. 60035. • Contact state campground associa­ tions. For a list of these, send a stamped, self-addressed long envelope with your request to the National Cam­ pground Owners Association, 804 D Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002. • Contact state travd and tourism bureaus, located in state capitals. A list of state travel directors can be obtained by writing to the Travel Industry Association, 1899 L Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. • When contacting city chambers of commerce for travel and tourism in­ formation, specifically request informa­ tion on camping in their areas. Most will have a list of local campgrounds readily available. • Contact individual parks or forests or other public lands for campgrounds within their boundaries and those near­ by. • The American Automobile Associa­ tion (AAA) will provide its members with free camping books as well as travel guides upon request. • RV and camping clubs provide their members with campground information as well as other information and tips on camping. For a free list of camping clubs, send a stamped, self-addressed long envelope to Dept. GC2, at RVIA's above address. Auto tours in Wisconsin provide variety of escapes With the peak tourism season just begin­ ning. thousands of travelers will find it easier to map out their auto escapes to Wisconsin. "Wisconsin Auto Tour Escapes" offers 21 trips throughout the state complete with maps, milage, sidetrip suggestions and at­ traction information specific to each itinery. And it is free. According to Lt. Gov. James Flynn. secretary of the Department of Develop­ ment, the book is the culmination of over a year's research and planning. "ONE OF THE most popular ways to 'Escape to Wisconsin' is to get into the car and see the sights," Flynn said. 'This tuto tours' book is a guide designed with that ia mind It aives travelers specific suggestions for building great vacations." The 84-page book details 21 tours highlighting Wisconsin's seven tourism regions. Tour number one, for instance, routes travelers on a 220-mile loop of the ApasUe Islands, northwest Wisconsin's viMerness area. It takes in the Lake Superior shore communities of Bayfield, Saperiar aad Ashland, then turns south to Uaywait home of the National Fresh Water Hall of Fame and circles north to Pattison State Park and Little Manitou Falls. Attractions for each "Escape" are described in detail with addresses, phone numbers and hours of operation. Pictures tell the rest of the tour story. THE 21 AUTO tours range • distance from 87 miles to 255 miles aad include sidetrips to neaby points not included in the main route. The booklet also keys each tour on a complete map of the state in the front of the book. "Wisconsin Auto Tour Escapes takes the guess work out of traveling m ear beMtiful state," says Milt Strauss. Divisiso of Tourism administrator. "It is a great way to get to know thevariety that ants here lt should become a standard reference guide to be kept with a stale highway map in every car's glovebex.'V ^ In addition to specific taar the publication also commerce and tourist listings plus a list of state i single copy of " ation of center A single copy of "WkKoann Auto Tour Escapes" is available at no charge by writing: The Wisceaaia Department of Development. Division ef Tourism. P.O. Box 7606, Madison. WISORT, er hy calling toll-free 1-** ESCAPES . ;