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When he wags his tail his whole body to going the same way as the tail, he's so happy. He's a good* looking Mackand white Springer Spaniel. 1V4 to 2 years old. At the County Shelter, 11606 Banford road, Woodstock. \ (PHOTOCOM PHOTO) HELPING PAWS Bv Estelle Atwell Coordination of efforts by the McHenry County Shelter and the Helping Paws organization has brought about additional responsibilities for the Helping Paws staff, all of whom are volunteers. A Helping Paws worker is on duty six days a week at the County Shelter, 11606 Banford road, Woodstock from noon to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 to 1 p.m. Saturday, to handle adoptions of animals. Helping Paws now has its own phone, 338-3992, at the County Shelter, as well as its office phone, 459-2641, reachable Monday through Friday from 10 to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. The Helping Paws office address is P.O. Box 205, Crystal Lake, 60014. This means that if for any reason you don't reach someone at the Helping Paws office, you'll have an alternate number to call. The County Shelter phone is338-7040,hours 9 to 5 daily, Saturdays from 10 to noon. Those who wish to adopt an animal will be asked to sign a legal and binding contract covering the adoption. Every worthwhile Humane society operates in a similar manner using a contract to protect the animal. An adoption fee will be charged for male and female dogs. This fee breaks down a County registration fee, a per­ cent to be refunded after proof of spaying or neutering, and a donation. The adoption fee for male and female cats is similar. Next week we'll give you some idea of the information supplied at pie time of adoption and certain requirements of the contract. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Shepherd-Collie female, 4 months, black and- tan long coat, good disposition, outside dog. 653-5951. Shepherd-Golden Retriever female, housebroken, minds well, affectionate, bloqde with brown nose. 385-4247. Lab -mix female, 4Vi years, black and white, housebroken, DHL shot. A lovely dog who must be only dog in family. 385- 9182. Yellow Lab mix female, l year, golden color, looks like yellow lab. housebroken, af­ fectionate. 385-8110 from 10 to 6. Lab mix male, 6 months, black, housebroken, DHL shot, friendly. 385-5527. Hound mix male, 2 years, light brown, housebroken, obedience training, af­ fectionate, has shots, 338-1885 after 5. Labrador Retriever male, 3 to 4 years, solid black, putside dog, has shots. 648-2048. Shepherd-Collie male, neutered, 2 years, loftg^black and white coat, hoi needs room to run, good for a farm. No small children. 385- 9205 after 6. Shepherd mix female, 4 months, black and tan, outside dog,, partially housebroken, gentle, office 338-2127; home 338 4333. Schnoodle male, 2 years mostly Poodle, grayish black, housebroken, good with adults, shots, affectionate.. 459-1422. Two Lab-Chesapeake Bay Retriever female puppies, 12 weeks, black, affectionate and playful. 459-7773. ^ Two adult Malamutes; female 8 years, spayed, black and white; male 7 vears, seal gray arid white. Both have * shots, good with children. Must be placed together. 653-7159 home; 338-6900 office. .• At The County Shelter for Adoption, 16608 Banford road, Woodstock. Phone 338-7040. Open 9 to 5 daily, Saturday from 10 to noon. Irish Setter male, 2 years. Golden Retriever male, 10 to 12 months, nice dog. Springer Spaniel male, 2 to 3 years, good with children, nice dog. Sheltie mix male, 2 to 3 years. Samoyed spayed female. Beagle male, 3Vfc years, tri­ color, very quiet, shy but friendly. CATS FOR ADOPTION Small Domestic cat, female, long gray and white coat, young, outside cat. No children. 459-8560. Two Domestic cats, males, adults, black and white, housebroken. Good with children and dogs. 728-0114.' Domestic cat, male, adult, brown and White, not housebroken, farm cat. 385- 7760. Domestic cat female, 8 months, beige and black striped, housebroken. 459-5081 after 1:30. Two Domestic kittensf, 10 weeks, male black and white; female gray and white. Housebroken. 312-639-4390. " Four kittens, sexes unknown, 8 to 9 weeks, 2 black, 1 orange, 1 white and gray, outside cats. 385-5573. Kitten, male, 8 weeks, Tiger striped, housebroken. 312-639- 4390/ estic kitten, sex own. 12 weeks, gray and white, housebroken, distemper shot, playful. 312-639-2881. Two Domestic kittens and gray tabby mother. Kittens are 6 weeks, females,, 1 gray and white, l black. All housebroken. 943-5200 home; 338-0770 work. Four kittens, 3 males, 1 female, 11 weeks. Males black, female gray Tiger. Playful. 455- 0206. Five kittens, sexes unknown, 9 weeks, gray striped. 459-2113. Three kittens, 1 male, 2 females, 8 weeks. Male gray; females gray and white, housebroken. 653-4596. Two Domestic kittens, 7 weeks. Male is black and white; female is Tiger and yphite. Housebroken, af­ fectionate. 312-639-2881. Three kittens ?nd calico toother. Two females are calico, male sandy color. Age 7 weeks, housebroken. 338-1212. Domestic calico female, 1 year, gold, black and white, housebroken, playful. 385-3198. Three kittens and mother, Kittens 6 weeks, female black and white, males *1 gray, 1 black. Mother about 3 years, black and white. Housebroken. 459-3800 days; 459-7854 evenings. Kitten female, 5 weeks, brown and gold Tiger, housebroken/ Will have distemper shot. 312-639-2881. Domestic neutered male, 1 year, gold Tiger, housebroken. 459-2573. Burmese female, 5 years, gray, front paws declawed, housebroken, affectionate. 312- 639-4423. Six kittens, sexes unknown, 7 weeks, 2 brown mix, 2 black and white, 2 gray and white. 338-4481. Domestic cat male, declawed, 10 months, orange and white, housebroken, shots. 923-2436. LOST AND FOUND „ Lost: Lab mix female, 6 months, small, black, lost from Burton's Bridge. 459-4819. Lakemoor Alma Hu6ckstaedt SECTION 2 • PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 7,1 though the weather Was Very hot, it seemed they all enjoyed the visit. •Lilymoor 385-5689 Four Fisherman Happy Winners In Contest-Derby Four local folks are very ha­ ppy now as they were presented with their custom fishing rods on July 4 during the Declaration days in Lakemoor. In the adult class, Jerry Weber of Lilymoor won for the largest fish caught, in the under 16 class. Danny Odarczenko of Lakemoor won for the largest caught, also. In the fishing derby, Vickie Havelka and Rill Garbacz each won a rod for the most fish caught on Derby day. Vickie and Bill are both of Lakemoor. The rods were donated by Art Tulley. MOST HUMBLE APOLOGY DEPT. One of Parkland's graduates has been overlooked in the recent columns. I wish to apologize to Bill Freeman for not mentioning it sooner but somehow or other, his name Lost: Lab-Golden Retriever male, 4 years, black short coat. Lost on W. Hillside near Covered Bridge Trails, Crystal Lake. 459-2949. Lost: Small Poodle type female, 4 years, off white, tawny and apricot curly coat, wearing red harness. Lost at McHenry Dam State park on River road. 385-7884. Lost: Domestic cat, male, 9 months, orange and white striped. Lost in Westmore Estates in McHenry near Rts. 12 and 134. 385-5757. Found: Siamese female, Sealpoint, young adult. Found on Green street in McHenry. 385-0563. was misplaced or laid aside when I was writing past columns. Honest, Bill, I did not leave out your name in­ tentionally, and I promise if I am writing this column four years from now, I will put your name at the top of the high school graduation list. So you can plan on it. Apologies also to the Mumma family when your out-of-town company visited you. During mid-June several folks, all relatives except one came here from Pennsylvania to Lilymoor to catch up on events that have taken place since Cherie and Dick moved here They are Mr. and Mr.s William Mumma, Dick's parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Wilt and children, Donald and Trudi, Dick's sister and brother-in-law; Wayne Mumma, Dick's brother and Kathy Witmer, Wayne's girlfriend . The Mummas are from Harrisburg and the Wilts are from Duncannon, Pa. Even UNDER THE WEATHER A short while bapk Roy and Eunice Tobey received word that Roy's sister Grace Willson suffered third degree burns on her hand due to her spilling hot grease. Word also came telling the Tobeys that Grace's husband, Bert, is hospitalized in Margate, Fl., because of a blood clot. T , BIRTHDAYS A happy birthday to John Victor on the tenth, to Jean Begg on the eleventh, to Louis Schueler on the' thirteenth, and to Chris Sances on the four­ teenth. I hope each of you have a very happy day and may each of you celebrate many many more birthdays. A BELATED BIRTHDAY Our grandson became a great big one-year old on July 3. It seems to me that when Chad's birthday rolls around, many of the relatives are away for the holiday so his big day will have to be celebrated either early or late. TIL NEXT TIME Motorcycle Rodeo For Fair Grandstand Show The McHenry County Fair plans a new- and exciting grandstand show Friday, Aug. 6 - a Motorcycle Rodeo, an­ nounced Chuck Weingart, president of the McHenry County Fair association. "We are seeking riders to compete in this event. Cash, prizes and trophies will be awarded to the winners in each scheduled event," he said. Local and area riders are invited to pick up and submit entries at the fair office on the fairgrounds, Woodstock. All events to be run off are open to both men and women. Events will include a slalom race set up in front of the grandstand, a broad jumping contest, a slow race and the ultimate skill contest-" Wheelies." Trick and fancy exhibition riding by the "Spirit of '76" professional team plus exhibition two-wheel driving as far as possible in a new automobile will be featured. The International Motorcycle Rodeo gets under way at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 6 at the McHenry County Fair. spurgeons SHOES! SANDALS! D g H. Q Warm weather is here...the grass is green and everyone is planning to make the most of their leisure time. To make your leisure living more enjoyable, First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Crystal Lake is offering a great selection of free gifts when you make a qualifying deposit to either a new or existing savings account. Of course, your savings always earn the highest interest rates allowed by law at First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Crystal Lake. You'll receive from 5.25% on passbook accounts and up to 7.75% on 6 year savings certificates. Monthly interest payments available on certificates of $5,000 or more. Free gifts for leisure living are available now . So, stop in at any FFS office and start your summer off right. NOW IS THE TIME TO SA\fE! • Reg. 4.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 4.00 • Reg. 5.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 4.50 • Reg. 6.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 5.00 • Reg. 7.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 6.00 • Reg. 8.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 7.00 • Reg. 9.99 STYLES- NOW ONLY 8.00 > Reg. 10.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 8.00 > Reg. 11.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 9.00 » Reg. 12.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 10.00 » Reg. 13.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 10.00 > Reg. 14.99 STYLES - NOW ONLY 1Q.00 4400 W. 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