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Health Food Store Has More Room

Posted on: Tuesday, 14 March 2006, 21:00 CST

By Kim Mikus Daily Herald Business Writer

Golden Harvest Health Foods and Natural Health Center is preparing for its grand opening.

The shop operates near Office Max in the outer ring of Spring Hill Mall in West Dundee.

Anita Hord and her daughter, Mindy Hord, own and operate the business that moved to the current location about four months ago.

"We needed a bigger space," Mindy said. They operated at the corner of Route 31 and Huntley since 1999 when the family purchased the business.

Mindy said they now operate what they say is the largest healthy food store in Kane County.

In keeping with their motto of "healing the body and nourishing the spirit," they offer a large selection of vitamins, herbs, teas, homeopathics and organic and specialty foods.

They also offer items to create a peaceful home environment from wind chimes to fountains to music to natural incense.

Golden Harvest also offers treatments in massage therapy, reiki, energy healing, hypnotherapy, acupressure, reflexology, meditation, aromatherapy, nutritional counseling and more. Yoga and meditation classes are also offered.

The April 7 grand opening will feature food samples and access health care professionals to talk about the treatments.

Model search: Stratford Square is looking for guys and gals ages 14 to 18 to audition for the April 8 fashion show.

Entry forms are available at the customer service desk at the Bloomingdale mall or at www.stratfordsquaremall.com.

A good cause: Deer Park Town Center announced a year-long partnership with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

The center will work with the national MS Society Greater Illinois Chapter starting with support of MS Awareness Week that begins Monday and runs through next Sunday.

This week the center will serve as an official registration site for the 2006 MS Walk taking place May 7.

Shoppers can stop by the management office throughout the week to register their team or join the center as a team member.

Chocolate chip: Shoppers can soon buy cookies at Westfield Fox Valley.

The shopping center will soon be home to a Mrs. Fields cookie shop.

There has not been a place to buy cookies at the Aurora mall for about a year.

The aroma of fresh cookies should hit this mall this spring.

Pet enthusiasts: Thinking about adopting a pet?

Westfield Hawthorn is holding its first Adopt-A-Thon today in the Marshall Field's court.

Live healthy: Westfield Hawthorn is hosting a Health & Wellness Fair today.

Shoppers can learn about topics including anti-aging techniques, vision correction, plastic surgery, age and weight management, massage therapy, skin analysis and more.

Physicians and therapy professionals will be available to answer questions throughout the mall today.

Source: Daily Herald; Arlington Heights, Ill.

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