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Show Thursday, October To da 7 Tirnely issues, news, features, including family, food, tashion w They call it a new approach to caring for VIP's. Hailstones Animal Inn, located between the two Springville exits, is the ideal way to provide board for "Very Important Pets" when home care isn't possible. Steve and Lil Hailstone, owners of Hailstone Pets, 1230 N. 378 W Provo, have taken initiative and combined it with five acres off to create a new approach to pet care. "A kennel is a place you raise animals," says Steve. "This is a pet inn; a pet motel. There's no cages here only rooms." The Hailstones have nursed the idea of having the inn for five years. Three and a half years ago, they began the work on the building. "At that time," Steve points out, referring to the water now surrounding three sides of the "there was only lush The water came a year later and along with it, a lot of hard work. The Hailstones decided to fight the water which threatened to destroy their dream. "We started dyking," explains Steve. "We had faith we could conquer the water situation... and we have. My boys, Andy and Chris and I, just" kept building wider and higher. We kept at it." Steve believes desire is half the battle. "You can do anything, anything, you really want to do," he assures, "and I believe if you're do the best going to do it and do it right." This statement is indicative of the attitude which has helped the Hailstones settle successfully in Utah Valley. As newlyweds, the couple came to the area without a dime. They settled in Provo because it was halfway between their two sets of parents Since those early days, the family has been involved with animals, bringing 30 years of experience with them into their new ventu re. It was this same experience that enabled them to see the need for an animal boarding facility in the area, "People were continually calling the store (Hailstone Pets), or bringing their pets b; for us to keep for a period of time." This need was the source of the pet motel idea. They wanted to be able to offer an alternative to the ordinary boarding "house." The family has built and designed the motel from the ground up. "I learn as I go," Steve says with a smile and comments on the help that people in the area have given so willingly. "People have been so good to us." During a tour of the inn, Steve Care displays some of the more intricate aspects of the actual building such as the convenient sanitation system, the windows built for solar heating, the ventilation devices, insulated walls doors and the ultra-viollight employed to help kill germs. The Hailstones decided to do away with the standard 3x3 cage used for housing generally dogs, and added an addift. patio onto the formica apartment. Sterilized dishes are located out on the "deck", while the bed linen (imitation lambskin) remains enclosed. The suites for boarding felines are available one, two, even three room apartments or "condos." In addition to the traditional dog and cat housing, Hailstones Animal Inn will have facilities for smaller tional 5 Utah Valley Symphony Guild members by Dr. Barbara Allen Kovalenko, guest piano soloist visiting from California. She will be performing with I'tah Valley Symphony this weekend. Dr. Kovalenko was the fea- tured artist at the Guild's monthly music symposium, hosted by Mrs. Charles (Ora-ne- e Abbott of Orem. Guild president Elouise Jensen introduced Kovalenko, who is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs Mark K. Allen of Provo. Dr. Kovalenko played a variety of Chopin Mazurkas. Chopin is able to play upon the emotions of his listeners. Without emotion, there is no snatches from BEAUTY birds, reptiles, rodents and horses. The motel is complete with a 24 hour staff and veterinary service. Some of the extras in the basic room rates include daily grooming, a choice of menu and an abundance of love. Steve and Lil encourage the public to come and check out the , I .ft-- . " . , HM - HI'-- A Sculptured Jail Seminar Two-Da- y November 6th & 7th Classes Also Available Nov. 5th , "We've been out here working for a while," says Steve. "I know people are curious. They should come on out. I'd be happy to show them around the place." . SUPPLY Presents inn. - 23 musical experience," she said. Dr. Kovalenko bef an playing piano at three and a half years of age. At ten. she played her first concert with the Brigham Young University Symphony. Dr. Kovalenko received her B A and M A. from BYU and her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois where she studied with Soulima Stravinsky, son of Igor Stravinsky. She is now professor of music at California State University at Long Beach. She performs solo and chamber music recitals and often solos with southern California orchestras. She has also played on the Salt Lake Temple Square Concert Series and the Daynes Artist Series. She is married to Eugene N. Kovalenko, an engineer, and is the mother of two sons. By TORRI LATIMER Asst. Today Editor An afternoon of music study on the piano was presented to pasture." Page Emotion in Music lull A New Approach to V.I.P building, THE HERALD. Provo, Utah, Guest Pianist Finds Hailstone's Annimal Inn By LEAN'NE HOFFMANN Herald Staff Writer 25, 1984 For Silk Wrapping & Nail Tips For Information Call Sandy, 226-852- 2 UTAH APPLIANCE AMP FURNITURE PbU Shurtleff Photo - Steve Hailstone offers the lunch menu to two of his frisky guests staying at the Animal Inn. Morbid Anxiety May Mean Psychological Help Is Needed morbid anxieties about their health even though no organic illness is present are truly sick. They are hypochondriacs. You say you can't afford a therapist. If you can keep running to your doctor with imaginary illnesses, you certainly should be able to see a psychiatrist who can help you find peace of mind and put an end to your living hell. Some insurance policies help pay for psychiatric services. In addition to the therapy, I recommend Recovery, Inc. (Look in your telephone book.) Recovery, Inc. has helped thousands of people . . . and it's free. Dear Ann Landers: This is my second marriage, and a happy is 36 one. My husband's Ann Landers things this boy did, I would straighten her out in a hurry. It seems the boy is the only thing my husband and I fight about. He thinks I want to get the kid in trouble, which is not true. I admit I don't like being around him. He is sassy and I don't see anything good comTrouof this. Do you? ble In The Bay Area Deer Trouble: Not as the situation stands. I assume the boy lives with hU mother. Is it possible to sagsjest counseling for the child without suiting World War ing out i "V--IS- t J WW III? The kid sounds like he needs to talk to a professional about his anxieties. Rest assured, he is no happier than you. I have said it before and I'll say it again. 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