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* \ PERSONALS Mr-, and Mrs. Ben Schoewer of Rockford were Friday visitors in the Fred Schoewer home. Sister Regis, O.P. of Madison, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conway of DePere, Wis., were holiday guests of Mrs. LeRoy Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Savini of Nprmal spent a few days jring the holidays with her iother, Mrs. Alfons Adams, and his folks, the John Savinis, in Island Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Coker of Chicago spent the holiday with their parents, the Leo Thomp­ sons. Misses Joni Adams and ° Gerry Ristivo of Chicago were weekend guests of Mrs. Alfons Adams who accompanied them to Mundelein to have Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Murray. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Betty Nielsen were Christmas guests in the George E. Johnson home in Arlington-Heights. Kathy Pitzen of Milwaukee,, Wis., and Patty Pitzen of Macomb are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pitzen. 4 Mrs. Edward Motulewicz of Wonder Lake, son, Mark, on leave from the air force, and Mr? and Mrs. Bart Yegge spent Christmas in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yegge and family in Grafton, Wis. Christmas guests in the home of Mrs. Joseph J. Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinney and Joe Morgan of Elkhorn, Wis., Mrs. Clarice Purvey, son, Alan, and the Donald Church family, Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt, Ringwood, and Tom Wiles and Gerald Miller families, McHenry. Holiday visitors in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Michels were the Jantes and Wayne VanHeirslee families of Waukegan and the Donald VanHeirslee family of Liber- tvville. Mrs. Mabel Knowles has returned from Westport, Conn., where she spent the Christmas holidays with a grandson and family. The Jay Seymour family of Dowagiac, Mich., and Sister Diane of Addison were visitors in the home of their parents, the John Mays, over the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Alice Frasier of Grin- nell, Iowa, spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Helen Page. Mrs. Eleanor Manning of Oak Park and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosing of Libertyville spent the holiday with McHenry . relatives. Miss Beth Nell is spending two weeks with her grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nell, Sr., in Palm Beach, Fla. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on December 22nd, A.D. 1971, a certificate was filed in the Offiue of the County Clerk of McHeniw County, Illinois, setting florth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known a\McHENRY REAL ESTATE ROISTER, located at 808 W. McHenry ,>£1 Dated Th December, A egner Road, lin|)is 60050. is/ 22nd day of 1971. VernoA W. Kays Counljy Clerk. Jan 7,14,1971- Lilymoor PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1971 Joint Winners Of President's Trophy Joint winners of the President's trophy for the "Sometimes in Winter" activities at McHenry County college are shown at the recent homecoming dinner-dance with Dr. James R. Davis, MCC president, and Larry Church, Student Government president. Pictured from left are Ed Heina, Woodstock, Uphill Racers Ski club; Richard Kinter, Crystal Lake, the Reeme Teem; Sue Peters, McHenry, Susie Bubs; Dr. Davis; Geri Lortie, Crystal Lake, Rah Rahs; Dave Cornelia, Woodstock, Black Watch Players; Larry Church, Wonder Lake; Gina Anderson, McHenry, Hot Pins; and George Krepel, Crystal Lake, MCC Veteran's organization. HELPING PAWS (Pub. Dec 1972) Utah? Utah has more than 80 natural bridges formed by the erosion of wind and water upon sandstone, including 278 foot-long Rainbow Bridge, which is a National Mon­ ument guiiniiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiie I FREE i I TUESDAY & 1 THURSDAY j I Beautiful Glass | TUMBLER | | 1 Free with each | $2 gas purchase | | At Your Friendly | J & L Oil, Inc. Service Station I Rte. 120 i In by Carol Wilyat Phone 459-0511 We are giving special at­ tention to a male purebred Black Labrador under two years of age, very friendly and so nice! The Woodstock Veterinary clinic thought enough of this Labrador to take care of the operation on his leg which was hurt in a car ac­ cident in McHenry. He is in a cast now and on medication but will be all well and ready for adoption for the usual donation. Please call 459-0511 if you would like this special dog. Donations received from the adoption of pets in our care and also pets listed where families no longer want them are put in our shelter fund for McHenry county and the surrounding areas. Many thanks to all the wonderful people who have given homes to all the cats and kittens these past two weeks. We are overwhelmed and very grateful! We also have placed four of the darling puppies left on the doorstep of a church in Crystal Lake. We still have two all black, seven-week-old male puppies that are still waiting for a home. Please call 459-0511 if you would like to give them a home. A family at 385-5849 is caring for a 3-month-old male Beagle puppy for us. He is housebroken, loves children and leaves the Christmas tree alone. One of our Helping Paws helpers is caring for a 7-week- old female Dachshund mix puppy. He is black with brown paws and looks exacUy like a Doxy. We would prefer her to go to a home without small children as she is very tiny. Call 385-4594. Some dog lovers in Crystal Lake have been feeding a female black spaniel type dog for quite a while and now have found her and her five puppies in one of their garages. The whole family is up for adoption, please call 459-6325. At 459-0511 is a female 5- month-old calico kitten. She loves everyone, even my grouchy dog! At 459-6325 is a 3-year-old purebred black Afghan, male. Also staying at this number are five 6-week-old kittens. One is a grey tiger while the others are a pretty soft grey color. She also has a 10-month-old male neutered tabby cat and an &- month-old female tiger kitty. At 639-4495 is a 3-year-old female grey cat and her two 5- month-old kittens. One is an all white female and the other is an all black male. In Wonder Lake at 653-7526 is a 3-month-old female Irish Setter, German Shepherd mix, apricot with a white chest, housebroken a>^ good with children. In Carpentersville aD1^8-4714 is an 11-month-old male Airedale mix. He is very friendly, housebroken, good with kids, and very af­ fectionate. In Woodstock at 338-3891 is a 1-year-old male Shepherd Labrador mix, black and white, loves children and has had a distemper shot last summer. Lost Please call 385-8116 if you have found within the past two months, a 6-month-old male grey tabby with a white tum­ my. He is very badly missed! Lost at 648-2785 is a 3-year-old orange and white with white paws kitten. Lost in Woodstock at 338-0578 is an 8-year-old female Black Labrador with a white chest. Lost at 639-7069 is a black and brown Cocker Spaniel. L ost at 385-0851 is a 9-month- old female black and white cat with two white whiskers! Lost at 658-5605after 3 p.m., a 5-year-old Labrador-Collie mix wearing a collar and medium height. Lost on the north side of Algonquin. Lost at 639-4572 is an 11-week- ^old female Black Labrador puppy with white under his chin. Lost at 385-1545 is a 6-year-old male German Shepherd, black and tan. Lost at 338-3115 is an 8-year- old female blue tick hound. Lost at 459-1324 near Mason and Bull Valley roads, a 6-year-' old black neutered male. He has his front paws declawed and is wearing a rhinestone collar with a bell. Found At 459-6325 was found a very affectionate tiger kitty, wearing a tan collar with silver studs. Found at 459-8485 is an adult female declawed Sealpoint Siamese cat. Found at 639-2941 is a 2- month-old female black kitten. Found at 658-5927 is a bejge and white angora kitten, f Found at 459-6558 is a 1-year- old male Fox Terrier, black and white. Found at 385-9631 is a male Shepherd-Malemute under year old. Found at 312-381-1683 is a red tiger male cat. Our Lost and Found gal is Doreen Anderson at 459-8265. She would appreciate a call if your animal has returned or the owner is found. POLITICAL CORNER TELLS CANDIDACY William H. 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