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support expressed at county fair Tiger stripe 7-week short hair female, orange tip tail, lynx ears, 459-2641. Abandoned mother tabby available; five 9-week kittens; orange; tabby; black-white, 312- 658-8056. grey Persian mix 5-month tabby female, 459-6653. Grey-black tiger 11-week female, bit of orange, one white toe, 312-639-2881. Three 11-week white with black, 312-669-3452. Peach stripe young adult short hair female, 455-3514. Black 5-year female short hair, spayed, declawed, adults, 312-658-3544. Grey Calico 6-year female short hair, spayed, 312-658-2072. Four 6-week: Calicos; black 815-728-0212. 'Morris' 12-week short hair male, shots, 459-4438. Two adults: spayed-neutered, declawed, shots, orange-white, 4-year semi long hair male; black 3-year semi long hair female, 455-5573. Four 12-week short hair: grey- white ; grey-black; black- orange, 344-2472. White-brown short hair 1 Mi- year female, spayed, declawed, shots, 312-658-7072. Three 9-week: Calico; pale yellow; semi long hair, 455-3744. Black-white short hair 9-week male, 385-7159. Tortoise 3-year female short hair, shots, spayed, no other pets, 455-3517. 1 Three 10-week: grey-white; black-white, 459-9598. Persian mix 4-month tor­ toise female, shots, 385-2872. MISCELLANEOUS: Dwarf Rabbit 3-year female, 455-5173. LOST DOGS Lhasa Apso 2-year beige-grey male, black ears, face; Sun- nyside-Johnsburg 459-9181, 385- 4115 (reward). Poodle 17-year female, par­ tially blind, Four Colonies, 459- 1672. Black mixed male, medium size, wavy hair, rabies tag, Lakeland Park, 385-5393. Two Terriers mix females, clipped, north side of Crystal Lake, 455-2024. Black Labrador 4-year male, Pistakee Highlands, 312-587- 1637. Terrier mix 12-year cream male, blind in one eye, John- sburg, 385-1252. FOUND DOGS Golden Retriever mix 10-week female, McHenry, 728-0908. 'Benji' type grey-white 2-year male, white tip tail, paws, Wonder Lake, 815-648-^587. German Shepherd 6-month female, brown leather collar, River Road McHenry, 385-6978. Irish Setter young male, west side of Briarwood, 455-0494. Schnauzer silver male, north end Wonder Lake, 653-9985. LOST CATS Black with white 1 year short hair female, spayed, Lakeland Park, 385-5441. Persian mix 9-month grey female, Waters Edge McHenry, 344-4821. Grey-white 6-year male, neutered, stripe on nose and leg, black flea and orange color, Lakeland Park McHenry, 385- 8322. Call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They have pets for adoption, 338-7040. For in­ formation on Helping Paws lost, found and adoptions, call 459- 2641. ART WINNER A traditional weaving art piece by Debra Gust of McHenry won honors at the ninth annual fiber and textile exhibit of the Whitewater Spinners and Weavers Guild. Her piece was titled, "Red Onion Basket". The show closed in early August at the Crossman Gallery of the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater Center of the Arts. "whetn lint; food and drink are surrounded by the warm beauty and charm ol nature" 2% _ , rr Ktataunmt (Euuntry Relax in the elegant surroundings of the beautiful Wesley Sears country estate with a picture window dining room overlooking 13% acres of beautiful grounds. Enioy our quiet cocktail lounge in their former dining room or the original library with its magnificent wood paneling. Choose from our excellent menu with gourmet specials. WEEKDAY AND SUNDAY DINNERS A dinner selection that it large and varied to please everyone. Tuesday thru Friday til 10. Saturdays til 11 and Sunday from I to 9. Intersections Rt. 120ft 45 • Graysloke Closed Monday (312)223-0121 Your hosts. Bill ft Kris Covas SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1984 Voter registration offered at MCC Voter registration will be held at McHenry County College on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 4 and 5 from noon to 1 p.m. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. The registration table will be located in front of the nurse's office on the lower level of the MCC Main Hall building. Only properly registered electors may vote at the Nov. 4, 1984 general election. The last date to register for this election is October 1. Persons may register if they will be at least 18 years of age on or before Nov. 6, 1984; if a person has moved from one percinct to another within the county since last registered; or if a person has changed his or her name since last registered. At the time of registering the voter must present two pieces of identification, one of which has a current address. Properly registered voters do not have to re-register. AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS ONLY s5,s PER TANNING SESSION TANNING SESSION WITH PURCHASE OF 5 SESSIONS! FREE WITH PURCHASC Of t VttlTt I I valid with other otftfl thru 1/11 /Ml ! (Offer good thru 8/31 /84*Limit one per person) I _ ̂ ^VA^DWH^HOTHER OFFERS --__j f HOOSEWIFE SPECIAL i| TANNING SESSION ONLY Monday-Thursday 11 30AM 2 30PM | (GOOD THRU 8/31/84) | WITH COUPON ONLY | LIMIT ONE PER PERSON | NOI VALIO-WITH OTHER OFFERS ?3's! rsdov 1», J^Helping PAWS DOGS FOR ADOPTION: Pointer mix 5%-month female, shots, 459-2641. Dalmatian mix 3%-month female, shots, housebroken, 455- 6336. Two female Golden Retrievers 13 weeks, shots, 653- 5107. 'Mixed' 1 year brown short hair female, medium size, 385- 9684. Poodle-Cocker-Schnauzer 3%- year female, shots, housebroken, 385-4463. Husky-German Shepherd lVz- year male, shots, neutered, 815- 675*6407. German Shepherd 6-year male, shots, housebroken, 312- 497-3034. German Shepherd mix 8-year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, older children, 459-4668. Labrador 6-month female, shots, housebroken, 815-648-2966. Basset-St. Bernard 4-year male, neutered, shots, housebroken, older children, 459-2827. Beagle 3-year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, 459-8969. Three Australian Shepherd- Labrador, 5Ms weeks, 455-3746. Labrador mix 4%-year male, shots, housebroken, 459-7783. . Golden Retriever-Shepherd 1%-year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, 455-1091. CATS FOR ADOPTION: Silver Tabby 18-week short hair male, 459-2677. Two black-white 14-week; young adult black-white female spayed, all with shots, 312-639- 4765. Two 16-week black semi long hair females, 459-7682. Tiger stripe 5-month short hair male, shots, 455-1256. Two 16-week Calico females; young adult black-white short hair female spayed, shots, 815- 568-7856. RENT MNSItfVAC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE (1.00 per howr for every hour thereafter. (Example hours • total charge $1 plus tax.) Special Rental Rate Good Mon-Thurs RINSE 'N VAC cleans the way professionals do at a fraction of the cost. ! FRI. SAT. /% ft SUN. M ------ £7\ OVERNIGHT $400 SPECIAL I l. •• .̂•:00pm-*:00om 4400 W. RTf. 120 • McHENRY, II WATER SAFARI... COOL FUN FOR HOT SUMMER DAYS Twenty years ago Robert MacNeal, the far-reaching owner of a Chicago crane rental company, purchased the property on Wooster Lake in Ingleside to start a small boat rental business and picnic grove. Now thousands of visitors each week spend . fun-filled days at the sprawling 140-acre family-run resort. Little by little the dream of a well- rounded family recreational area was expanded upon. MacNeal added more picnic groves, parking facilities, a miniature golf course, bumper boats, three indoor balloon- topped tennis courts, refreshment stands, and Big Mac which is a ride to the top of a ski hill, the highest spot in Lake County. Another piece of the dream was added with the luxurious Apple Tree Restaurant, 44,000 square feet which also houses a popular dinner-theater, the Apple Tree Lounge featuring live entertain­ ment on Friday & Saturday nights and the Green Apple Gift Shop where diners can browse through a tasteful array of of unique gifts and ac­ cessories. Beautiful Holiday Park is now one of the few recreational areas that provide a family playground four seasons of the year. Winter sports enthusiasts will enjoy skiing Holiday Park where those who are just begin­ ning or wish to increase their skills can take instruction from certified teachers in downhill and cross coun­ try skiing as well as ski ballet and racing. Fishing is a main attraction in the spring and fall. Swimming, picnicking and tanning on the 3000 feet of beach have been the highlights of the summer activities. MacNeal's latest creation, which has been on the drawing board since 1981, is the Water Safari, the first water ride park in Lake County. Adults and children alike have a hard time resisting the slippery 3plashy chutes that tumble them into the cool catch basin at the bottom. Until recently, water slide enthusiasts had to drive to the Wisconsin Dells to find a water park, but this summer one opened in Rockford and another began operation near Madison, Wise. George Watson, MacNeal's brother-in-law, has big plans for ex- spansion of the Water Safari. After waterfalls and landscaping, he plans to add a small pool for toddlers and to turn a shallow 3-acre lake in the picnic area into a rampaging wave pool-a mainstay of many water parks which is increasing in popularity every summer. "They'll be able to run small waves one way and long ones the other," Watson said. "If we put it in, it will be the largest of its kind in the world. At least that's what they tell me." Holiday park is a low-cost alter­ native to amusement pari& for a frolicking day in the sun. The cost to enter the park grounds is *3 per per­ son and an additional *4 for all day use of the water slides. Bumper boats rent out at *2 a ride, miniature golf is *1, and canoes, pedalboats and rowboats rent for *6 an hour or *4 a half-hour. Season passes for the park and the water slides are available for *25. Watson believes the prices to be very competitive compared to nearby amusement, theme and water parks. Holiday Park is located '/2 m'^e east of Rte. 12 on Rte. 134 in Ingleside in the heart of the Illinois Chain of Lakes area. For summer en­ tertainment they seem to have a little something for everyone. Advertisement % \ Advertisement Community By Ms. Flo Klemm We hope that the hard working volunteers at our Helping Paws McHenry County Fair booth had a chance to enjoy some of the activities at the fair. Appreciate your time and dedication to making the event successful for Helping Paws. Many individuals stopped and expressed interest in our organization and we ' do ap­ preciate their kind words, contributions and the many items they purchased. Our afghan winners are: Jason Smith, McHenry and Leslie Pencyek, Crystal Lake. Many people made it to the fair, however, the new Helping Paws key tags did not. Do stop by our Helping Paws store to see our new 'Paw Print' key rings - a very compact tag with note pad and pen - all in one! Purchase now and have a 'something different* item for a stocking stuffer this Christmas. All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice, or, a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a pet thru Helping Paws keep name, ad­ dress and phone number of the person from whom you adopted the pet. Make the ckeck for the adoption fee payable to Helping Paws. HOLIDAY PARK'S NEWEST ATTRACTION. THE WATER SAFARI L x