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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 19 Jun 1985, p. 10

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NOW APPEARING IN DARK CRYSTAL LOUNGE PAZAZZ w* HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING ' 570 C Rock Rd. East Dundee 428-6660 741-4752 Leading the Wav in Hi-Efficient Equipment Page 10- I'LAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY. Jl'NE 19. 1983 Extension service to host home gardening contest Treat your family to a Plaindealer Herald photo by Amy K. Brown Motor Home HolidayI Interesting tail One-year-old Megan Miller seems more in­ terested in playing with the tail of a stray cat, then watching the boats go by on the Fox River. Megan was with her brother, Sean, 6, and sister, Mary, 2, at Riverside Drive Park. Easter Seal building expanded The Easter Seal Society for McHenry County is receiving a "face lift" with improvements being made through construction on both the interior and ex­ terior of the building. "The addition of a 37% by 12 foot storage area will free up existing space within the center for the operation of our various therapy programs while providing alternative storage space to house our loan pool, car seats, and other equip­ ment," Executive Director Steve Krause said. x "For the convenience of our patients, the han­ dicapped accessible bathroom will be relocated," he added. The equipment loan pool storage area will become the new occupational therapy room and the Home Health Care team will move their office into the former occupational therapy room. The new, larger oc­ cupational therapy room will also house the center's new computer. Individual therapy rooms will receive new curtains and the center will be painted "inside and out­ side," Krause said. "The last substantial face lift for Easter Seals was when the Galvin Wing was added 11 years ago," he continued. "Easter Seal therapy programs have grown extensively since that time." "As a result, Easter Seals has experienced some growing pains as we have needed to accommodate these programs within existing space constraints. This rennovation will help alleviate these growing pains." General Contractor A1 Schutz is coordinating the construction project, with construction and related work being done by Schauer Excavating, J.D. Con­ struction, Hoeflich Electric, Dittman's Plumbing and Heating, and A and O Masonry. "These contractors are doing an excellent job working as a team to help Easter Seals take another step toward becoming an even better community therapy center," Krause praised. "We certainly couldn't have gotten better quality work or cooperation from these contractor." The rennovation is being made possible through a bequest given by Noah L. and Hazel C. Miller, as well as continued financial support through revenue sharing funds granted'from various county townships. A leading developer of nationwide resorts is extending a special invitation to you to tour their picturesque Illinois resort. Your invitation includes the FREE use of a fully self- contained motor home including kitchen and bath for you to drive round trip from Chicago. You will stay for one or two nights in the motor home at the resort which features boating, athletic courts, wooded campsites, and clubhouse. Accept this special invitation to relax and enjoy a unique holiday. You are under no obligation to purchase anything except the gas you use. This offer is limited. For reservation eligibility, pYci Please call toll free between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. $ Made available through The Open Road, Inc. Dog show delayed 4610 W. Elm St. (Route 120) McHenry 385-3200 Sale thru 6-25 Summerific Wines are here! |--"Blush Wines" you'll love! J.PedroncdHZInfanddRose... *3.9$ 6ey«er Peak White Zinfandel. ,$3.9S fy§M Wente Gamay Beaufolals Blanc *3.99 R&J Cook Mertot Blanc ......$3.99 JBlrTim .. .7S0ml. bottle*.,. 211 VIRGINIA, ROUTES 14& 176)CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS Due to the inclement weather, the Kids Dog Show will be postponed until Saturday, June 29. Since there is still two weeks until this event takes place, registration will be taken. Every dog can enter with his 4 to 14 year-old master. It doesn't matter whether your dog is pure breed or a mutt. Entrants will be judged in the following categories: funniest, best behaved, smallest, biggest, best trick dog and best of show. Every dog must be on a leash and be at least 6 months old. The Kids Dog Show will be held at 10 a.m. at Petersen Park. All entrants must register by Thursday, June 27 at the Park Department Office. Entry fees are SO cents for city residents and 75 cents for non-residents. For further information On the Kids Dog Show, call the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. BIG SCREEN T.V. INCLUDING SP0RTSVISI0N (REQUESTS) ALL SUMMER! ORANGE PIN SPECIAL (DAILY) WIN FREE GAMES! ANY BASEBALL TEAMS IN UNIFORM RECEIVE A DISCOUNT ON PITCHERS OF BEER! MONDAY NIGHT! LADIES 1/2 PRICE BOW "STAY COOL THIS SUMMER & BOWL" --German Wines are Summerific! HanSchuNarUabfraumHch *1.1 1962 Aylar Kupp Kabinet .*3.1 '82 Bernkast, Kurfuret Spat $4.t '82 Plaaptr. Goldtrop. Spat *5.1 .. .750 ml. bottles... See Us For Your Draft Beer! J * . ; " ; . . y - --Imports from Germany... -i Kloster Pilsner... £Mf.£..%99 Bock Ala 'MS Backs Baers... .t.1.2. ??*....'3.49 flMjipB Henninger Beers ... *3.39 Mlijl from Austria... Eggenberger Pils... *.l.2.??\...'3.99 IMffe E*&eftber*ef Ale • • • '4*99 w Eggenberger "23" £.1.2.̂ .... *5.79 Ole Opry tour set The Farm Bureau's family tour is catching on. Last month, Larry Harris announced the first McHenry County Farm Bureau-organized tour for members. The four-day tour to Grand Ole Opry and Opryland will be August 8 to August 11. "We want to remind members to consider this relaxing Farm Bureau treat,"said Harris, "where the staff does all the figuring and planning, and members enjoy!" The cost is $268 complete. The first payment of $50 is due by the final reservation date of July 8. The price of $268 'is based on a double. A single is $298, a triple is $258, and a quad is $248. The tour includes motorcoach transportation, three nights' accomodations, three con­ tinental breakfasts, two lunches, two different Stars' Homes tours, Twitty city, the Her­ mitage, reserved seats at the Granu Ole Opry, Opryland, and a city tour of Nashville. Call Harris for more details. 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