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/ Obedience Training Classes For Dogs Offered By Club PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESOAY. DECEMBER 8, 1976 Political New Religious Programs Basic home obedience training classes foi/all dogs will be offered by wTar-Dun-Al Obediunce Dog Training club beginning January 5, 1977. Training takes place at the Elgin National Guard Armory 'on Raymond between National and Gifford) on Wednesday evenings. Visitors are welcome. To enroll in training classes call Joan Ruchti 837- 7299 or Marilee Teets 695-8965. During the course dogs learn to walk quietly with their owners, always remaining at their left side. They learn to stay in a particular position without moving, upon com­ mand, even if a stranger comes up and pets them. They also respond immediately to their' owners call and come directly at a brisk pace, off leash, and sit quietly in front, of them waiting for the next command, behavior expected of a good household pet. Obedience trained dogs are happy dogs who are welcome in any household or neighborhood is the philosophy of Car-Dun-AI, a non-profit organization for the training of dogs. Democrats To Make Plans For February Caucus There will be a meeting of M c H e n r y T o w n s h i p Democratic committeemen at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13, at' the McHenry city hall. The purpose of the meeting is to make plans for a February caucus at which candidates for township offices will be chosen. Horse Health Shortcourse In Campaign Dec. 10-12 IN TROUBLE, Warrior Jeff Hurckes twists as he tries to free from the grasp of his Barrington opponent in the n» pound match at West Campus. Hurckes lost the match to Pat Connolly. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) "Water Warriors" Add Victories Coach Mike Shanahan's "Water Warriors" added two more victories last week as they defeated Rolling Meadows 93 to 78. and Woodstock 46 to 37. Coach Jeff Clayton's J.V.'s also picked up a pair of wins downing Rolling Meadows 88 to 79 and Woodstock 43 to 31. Saturday the swimmers are at the East Aurora Invitational. VARSITY McHenry 46 Woodstock 37. 200 Med Relay, McHenry - 1:56.6, Topp, J. Murray, Berry and Cahill. 200 F.S. - time 2.:02. 1. Stack, W. 2. J. Hall, McH. 3. Opfer, McH. and 4. Redman, W. 200 Ind. Medley - 2:22. I. J. Murray, McH. 2. Berry, McH. and 3. Burg, W. 50 yd. F.S. - 24.0. 1. S. Hall, McH. 2. Nihan. W. 3. Margrand, W. and 4. ftelle, McH: Diving - 1. Kolinski, W. 2. Shoulda, McH. and 3. Backs, McH 1(K) Butterfly - 1:04.5. 1. Gitlin, W. 2. Berry, McH. 3. Cahill. McH. and 4. Brazilo. W. 100 F.S. -54.3. 1. S.Hall. McH 2. Opfer. McH 3. Ellis. W. and 4 Payton, W 500 F.S. - 5:40.7. 1. J. Hall, McH 2. Stock. W 3. Nihan, W. and 4. P. Murray, McH. 100 Backstroke - 1:12.2. 1. Redman, W 2. Topp. McH. 3. Johnson, W. and 4. Anderson, McH. 100 Breaststroke - 1:09. 1. Maguire, W. 2. J. Murray, McH. 3. Burg, W. and 4. Folz, McH 400 F.S. Relay - 3:46 - McHenry. S. Hall, Opfer, Cahill and J. Hall. VARSITY McHenry 93 - Rolling Meadows 78. 200 Med Relay - McHenry, 1:52.6. S. Hall, Berry, P. Murray and Cahill. 200 F.S. - Time 1:56.1. 1. Rowland, R.M. 2. J. Hall, McH. 3. Kay, R.M. and 4. P. Murray, McH 200 Ind. Medley - 2:20.7. 1. J. Murray, McH. 2. Borg, R.M. 3. Berry, McH. and 4. Meisen, R.M. 50 yd. F.S. - 23:2. 1. Stahnke, R.M. 2. S. Hall. McH. 3. Opfer. McH. and 4. Ulbrich, R.M. Diving - 141. 1. Debish, R.M. 2. Shoulda, McH. 3. Backs, McH. and 4. Perranski, McH. 100 Butterfly - 55:3. 1. Stahnke, R.M. 2. Borg, R.M. 3. Berry, McH. and 4. Cahill, McH. 100 F.S. - 50:1. 1. Rowland, R.M. 2. S. Hall, McH. 3. Opfer, McH. and 4. Relle, McH. 500 F.S. - 5:38.4. 1. J. Hall. flTTTB McH. 2. S. Kay, R.M. 3. B. Kay, R.M. and 4. P. Murray, McH. 100 Backstroke - 1:12. 1. Topp, McH 2. Lense, McH 3. Anderson, McH and 4. Zim­ merman. R.M. 100 Breaststroke - 112.7. 1. Meisen. R.M. 2. Ulbrich, R.M. 3. J. Murray. McH. and 4. Folz, McH 400 F.S Relay - 3:48. McHenry - Cahill, J Hall. P. Murray and Opfer. J.V. McHenry 43 - Woodstock 31. 200 Med Relay, Woodstock - 2:21.9, Townsen, Moore, Webster and Sass. 200 F.S. - Time 2:39.6. 1. Johnson. W. 2. Thornton, McH. 3. Fetzer, McH and 4. Thompson. W. 200 Ind. Medley - 2:44.9 1. G. Roth. McH 2. Iwanski, McH. and 3. Webster, W. 50 vd. F.S. - 29:5. 1. RObson. McH. 2. Sek, McH 3. Zoia, W. and 4. Kurtman. W. Diving - no contest 100 Butterfly - 1. G. Roth, McH. 2. Webster, W. and 3. Thornton, McH 100 F.S. - 1:10. 1. Messer, W. 2. Costigan, McH. 3. Arvidson, McH and 4. Herting, W. 500 F.S. - 7:23.6. 1. Iwanski, McH. 2. Moore, W. 3. Fetzer, McH. and 4. Thompson, W. 100 Backstroke - 1:17.8. 1. Lense. McH. 2. Townsend, W. 3. Sass, W and 4. K. Roth, McH. 100 Breaststroke - 1:22.7. Sek, McH 2. Messer, W. 3. Costigan, McH. and 4. Reid, W. 400 F.S. Relay - 4.417. McHenry - Robson, Lense, Iwanski and Arvidson. During a political year like this, common "horse sense" is often a rare commodity. But horse enthusiasts will discover a wealth of practical, straightforward information at the University of Illinois' First Annual Horse Health short- course doubleheader Dec. 10-12 at the Champaign Ramada inn, says David Plocher, Extension adviser. Agriculture, McHenry county. The twin bill features a race horse program on Dec. 10 and 11, and a show and pleasure horse program, on Dec. 11 and 12. Both programs feature n a t i o n a l l y r e c o g n i z e d speakers, including Dr. Marvin Beeman, Dr. Thomas Bello and J.V. McHenry 88 - Rolling Meadows 79. 200 Med Relay - McHenry 2:11. Sek, Anderson, Iwanski and Robson. 200 F.S. p Time 2:41. 1. Whitney. McH. 2. Fetzer, McH. 3. Nanni, R.M. and 4. Urban, R.M 200 Ind. Medley - 2:53.4. 1. Sek. McH. 2. Iwanski, McH. 3. Sutton, R.M. and 4. Gowdy, R.M 50 yd. F.S. - 29.1. 1. Arvidson, McH. 2. Swartz, R.M. 3. Shirmer, R.M. and 4. Joyce, R.M Diving - 1. Beadley. R.M 2. Bocz, R.M. and 3. Gaerus, R.M. 100 Butterfly - 1:26.3. 1. Gowdy, R M:2. Fetzer, McH. 3. Thornton. McH. and 4. Sutton, R.M 100 F.S. - 1:05. 1. Robson, McH 2. Wahlino. R.M. 3. Costigan. McH. and 4. Swartz, R.M 5(H) F.S. - 7:08. 1. McH 2. Whitney. Nanni. R.M. and R.M. 1(H) Backstroke - Sater. R.M. 3. Jannotta McH 100 Breaststroke - 1:23. 1. Costigan, McH. 2. Huenig, R.M. 3. Wanni, R.M. and 4. Spitzok, R.M. 400 F.S. Relay - McHenry , 4:52. Fetzer, Whitney. Arivdson and Robson. Iwanski, McH. 3. Urban, 1:22. 1 . 2. Thornton, McH R.M. and 4. Roth, Dr. Harold Hintz. These authorities, along with other noted speakers, trainers and veterinarians, will cover a wide variety of horse health topics. The keynote evening speaker for both sessions will be R. Richards Rolapp. Rolapp, executive vice president and assistant general counsel of the American Horse council, will discuss the impact of the horse industry of the United States economy. Of great practical interest to all horseowners will be Dr. Beeman s discussion of how conformation relates to lameness, says Plocher. The Littleton. Co. veterinatian will explain how key features of a horse's body structure can influence its susceptibility to common unsoundnesses. His presentation^ will prepare participants to recognize and evaluate potential un­ soundnesses. His presentation will prepare participants to recognize and evaluate potential unsoundnesses and how to prevent lameness through proper shoeing and good management. Additional speakers will present practical information on breeding basics, tax tips, the do's and don'ts of drug use, EIA update and regulations, race horse conformation, when to call your veterinarian, training talks and more. The two programs also in­ clude tours and demonstrations at the new University of Illinois Large Animal clinic, a fashion and equipment show, racing and health films, video-tapes on first aid, special interest sessions and panel discussions. A registration fee covers a luncheon, dinner and complete handout materials. Interstates, 57, 72, and 74 provide excellent access by auto or bus to the University of Illinois and the Ramada inn. and the UI Willard airport offers complete air service. A block of rooms for registrants of both sessions is available at the Ramada inn and may be" reserved during advanced registration. Registration will be limited to 350 registrants in each session on a first-come, first-served basis. RADIATOR CLEANING A N D REPAIRING G U A R A N T E E D *5 • Radiator* • Air Conditioning • Stool Solos ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 m « In honor of ouj; nation's 200th Anniversary The First National Bank introduces the AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL COLLECTION of fine crafted HISTORIC PLATES The Bicentennial Plates are offered at substantial savings when you do one of the following. 1. Deposit $100 in a First National checking or savings account. Or open a $100 Christmas Club (Passport Club members deposit only $50 into savings or checking accounts.) COST PER PLATE (including tax) *10.00 Deposit $1,000 in a regular savings account or a certificate of deposit (Passport Club members deposit only $500 into savings or checking accounts.) y- aa COST PER PLATE (including tax) J.UU 3* Deposit $5,000 or more in a regular savings account or a certificate of deposit. _ COST PER PLATE Fr6C Once you qualify for one plate, additional plates can be purchased at $10.00 each. Don't miss this magnificient collection. Actual plate size 10 5/8" diameter. STOP IN AND SEE THEM TODAY TPE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or NcBENRY M14 W. Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 815.3*5.5400 A copy of either program and the registration forms can be obtained by writing Dr. Cheryl P Knobloch. Equine Extension veterinarian, 256 Large Animal Clinic. University of Illinois College of Veterinary medicine. Urbana, II. 61801. Or, contact the McHenry Cooperative Extension service at 338-4747 or 3737. Do your duty, and leave the rest to the gods. -Pierre Comeille. Students at Marian Central Catholic high school are experiencing several special religious programs in the next several weeks. During the Advent season, as shown in the picture above, the students are preparing for the coming of Christ into their lives by using an Advent Wreath service. The Advent Wreath symbolizes man's longing for Christ who is the light of the world. Each week students light an additional candle to nil the world with the true light Who is Christ. Also, for the Eeast of the Immaculate Conception, which is the official feast day of the school, the students will participate in a Mass of the Russian Byzantine liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. This is a rite of the Eastern Catholic church. Usually the Mass is celebrated in the Roman rite of the church. The Mass will be celebrated by a Benediction priest. Father Demetrius D.S.B., from St. Procopius abbey in. Lisle, U. Priests from local parishes have received special permission from Bishop O'Neill to concelebrate the Mass. The Mass is prayed in English and partially in Ukranian and Greek. This form of the Mass also differs from the usual Roman rite by its using leavened bread instead of the unleavened wafers. It also uses four sacred images called icons to separate the people from the inner Holy of Holy and it uses incense throughout the ceremony and is mostly sung by the priests. 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