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I. SECTION 2 - PAGE It - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27,1184 Foster homes sought for disabled adults Hie Jayne Shover Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center of Elgin is expanding its Specialized Home Placement program to provide foster home care for disabled adults, in addition to the children the program now serves. The program's goal is to place eight adults in foster homes in the next year. These adults may have cerebral palsy, epilepsy, be mentally retarded or have other disabling problems. Most of those who will be placed in foster care now reside in in­ stitutions. Or they may now reside with immediate family members or relatives, but because of changing cir­ cumstances such as illness, advancing age or death, may need another home. The Specialized Home Placement program serves residents of Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and northwest Cook Counties. Hie center is seekng potential foster parents in those areas who are willing to be licensed by the state to care for disabled adults and children. The qualifications to be a foster parent are: at least 21 years of ae, in good physical and emotional health, able to provide adequate space, financially stable, and genuinely willing to understand and lovingly care for children or adults with special needs. A foster parent may be single or married, with or without children. Each foster home is licensed by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services through the Jayne Shover Easter Seal Center. A home study is conducted, usually through three or four home visits with the potential foster parent(s). Discussed will be attitude toward foster paren­ ting, philosophies of child rearing, the special needs of developmental^ disabled adults and children and the effect on the natural children in the home. References are checked and sometimes employers are contacted. Before actual placement occurs, several visits are made by the disabled child or adult to the foster hodie, to get acquainted with each other. Persons interested in becoming a foster parent can contact the Jayne Shover Easter Seal Center at (312) 742-3264. BULL VALLEY BEEF 50 lb. Units *90°° Includes: 18 fts. Ground Beef, 17 Iks. Mixed tst., 12 Iks. Mixed Steaks, 1 Pkg. Stew Meet, I Pkg. Soup Bene. (Cai orders In ad* vance to assare proper sizes.) BEEF HALVES $1.39/lb. I n c l u d e s : p r s c e s s l n g a n y w a y y e s l i k e I t . CHUCK ROAST 99c/lb. • ALL NATURAL CORNFED, A6EDBEEF Sale Good Thru Sat . June 30 MMWolkup Avo. Crystal Lake, IL 49MVIt Or 49V-3S79 Now Hours: Thwrt. 4 Frl. 10-5 Sot. ie-4 © Bergner's Baby Registry An idea whose time has come! Just come in and select what Baby will need. When you regis­ ter, we'll give you a complimentary Oneida baby spoon. And later we'll help your friends and relatives choose the perfect gift from your Registry. 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North Riverside Park. Orland Square. Soulhlake Mall Spring HM Mill Woodfieidt Yortrtown or* Pictured are History Program" to be held at the McHenry Coaly Historical Mtseum is Union on Sept it. From left are: Don Peasley el Woodstock holding n shirt from the ol Ostend Community bnseball uniform; Earl Walsh of McHenry, one time sports editor for the McHenry Plaindealer; and Dick Rabbitt also of McHenry, n toncher und sports writer for the Plaindealer who is holding n picture of the lilt Woodstock Americun Legion football tenm. Earl Walsh to speak at Sports History Day - Plans are underway at the McHenry County Historical Museum in Union to host a "County Sports History Program" on Sunday, Sep- _ • tember 16 from 1:30 to 4:90 p.m. With hopes of making this the biggest event of the season, arrangements are being made to invite local sports figures and members of early community teams out to the museum that Sunday to participate. Among the special exhibits being lined up will be one showing sports scrapbooks, some from the earliest years of this century. Other exhibits will show old uniforms and equipment as well as numerous photographs relating to athletics in this county dating through the 1960's. Among the speakers that afternoon will be Earl Walsh of McHenry who until recently covered sports in the McHenry area as sports editor of the McHenry Plaindealer beginning in 1935. The search is on for in­ formation on early home town teams or for those actively in­ volved with athletics in all communities in McHenry County. The Society invites any and all who were involved to^ bring old uniforms, equipment, pictures, scrapbooks, etc. to display that Sunday. For in-JT} formation regarding the Sept. 16r̂ » program, contact the museum* } """" ' + t i f at (815) 923-2267. Open house set for new unit K A COURT FOR MEN ANb WOMEN. ' Bog. 0.99 and 7.99 each. Matching singiets, schimmels. and shortsof nylon tricot. Choose from red white, blueand other bold colors for men: soft pastels for women. Sale. 7.99 TRACK & COURT" FOR MEN. Reg. 12.00 each. Polyester tricot singlets and shorts in red white, blue and other bright & The public is invited to meet the staff and view the facilities of the new Alcoholism- Substance Abuse unit at Memorial Hospital during an Open House this Friday,(June 29) from 2.n.in. to 4:30 p.m. is program has hired a multi^sCipliriary staff of alcoholism-substance abuse treatment professionals, and they have been in training for this unit for the past month. The new facility is on the fourth floor, and visitors are asked to use th South Street entrance to reach the elevators adjacent to the expanded main lobby. Kajdan announced the new ice Abuse patients for e vacation and, admission on Monday, July 2. jc For added information con-£ cerning this unit and the frl* program of treatment, please*^ contact Kajdan at 338-2500. . 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