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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 13 May 1977, p. 8

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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER --FRIDAY MAY 13, 1977 Harvey Wood Comes To CHy As Science Lecturer k Chr soluti resolv HARVEY WOOD i s t i a n . n o t h u m a n , o n s h o l d t h e k e y t o ing both global and in­ dividual problems savs Christain Science lecturer Harvey W. Wood Mr Wood says that disar­ mament talks. SALT agreements and even modest person-to-person outreach programs have failed to stem the "senseless brother killing of brother man". In his upcoming lecture, " Jesus. Brothers, and Other Strangers." to be given at McHenry Community high school. West campus auditorium. Tuesday. May 17. at 8 p m . Mr Wood stresses that merely wanting to love or to be a better person or neigh­ bor is not enough Christ Jesus' purpose, he explained. "wasn-;t to help others become kinder human beings, but rather to lift them out of a human sense of life." Quoting Jesus' own words, he said: "It is the spirit that quickeneth. the "flesh profieteth nothing " The significance of the Master, he suggested, was his understanding of right relationships - of God's fflE m FARMER'S ALMANAC Of McHENRY 385-8808 2 MILES NORTH ON ROUTE 31 DEEP DISH PIZZA CARRY-OUTS COMPLETE > MENU AND Ho ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEKEND CovL HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND! LAST WEEKEND! a The Eddie Fooell Show STARRING THE CABARET 6IRLS! 9 PIECE SHOW GROUP - 5 GIRLS I4 GUYS THURS.. FRI. & SAT. NITES FLOOR SHOWS NITELY (SHOW/DANCE) ** BUDDIES "T 4SU" FEATURING: NITES (to 11 COMING MAY 18th! Billy Herman's ALL*STAR BAND FORMER MEMBERS OF "NEW COLONY SIX" EVERY MONDAY NITE! COMEDY SHOWCASE! AMATEUR COMEDIANS MCAN JOIN THE FUN TOO! IF yOU CAN SING PLAY AN INSTRUMENT OR HAVE A COMEDY ROUTINE YOU CAN ENTERTAIN OUR AUDIEN­ CE FROM 9 to 12 30 EVERY MONDAY NITE1 MONDAY NITES 912:30 PIZZA *1.00 OFF STARTING MAY 18th WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES' NITE £iNKS 34 PRICE! 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Joseph and Ben- jam in - perceived this spiritual relationship, they were either blessed or hindered Today, as in early Christian times, the lecturer said, an understanding of man's vital, spiritual link with God is basic to healing f r a g m e n t e d p e r s o n a l relationships Mr Wood, of Evanston. is a member of the Board of Lec­ tureship, the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston He entered the healing ministry of Christian Science in 19S2. His lecture will include a question-and-answer period. Mr Wood will be introduced by Dennis Marunde. chairman, Lecture committee. Christian Science society. McHenry. Homes predicted to cost S90.OOO bv 1986. Oh, You Rosie--Aren't you getting Johnnie and Bill confused? Mary-Yes, 1 get Johnnie confused one night and Bill the next. Saab Jones-Good morning, my dear friend. Yesterday 1 met your wife, but she didn't see m e . S m i t h - - Y e s , t h a t ' s w h a t she told me. 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(Photo Assistance Courtesy tf Photocom) HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P O Bo* 205 • Crystal Like, minora 60014 • (815) 459-2641 by Estelle Atwell There is no room in the inn - in fact in any inn that serves as a shelter for stray, abandoned and lost animals - and the demand is at its greatest peak at this time of year. The Elgin Humane society of North Central Illinois and the McHenry county Holding Shelter are brim full most of the time. Also, the two non- sheltered animal welfare agencies of McHenry county are swamped with animals for whom there is often no place. This situation comes as a shock and surprise to people LENNOX AIR CONDITIONING •TOP DISCHARGE •QUIET OPERATION •ECONOMICAL •COMPACT who want to dispose of their animals. It is time they realized that every possible alternative must be exercised to care for these animals, and that it is their responsibility to help in every way. One of the alter­ natives is to keep them in their own homes until placement can be arranged. Another is to pay someone to board their animals. Although these are usually the least favored choices with people, they are humane choices. Why are so many animals bounced to the shelters, or dumped, or abandoned? In a **••••••> % LEASE I * A M I L L . t * J COUPE J * DE VILLE * 249 call: dcixC <W, oe. xns.% 312/526-6296 HEATING AND COOLING SMC! 1*31 Mil S wmGMTK) McHENRY. ILL. FINANCING AVAR Aftli • 15/459-2300 P E R M O N T H 2 4 M O L E A S E OM:KTO\ -- P O N 1 I A C 8 Andersen Windowalls truckload sale! If you're building or rem6deling. now's the time to buy Andersen® Windows and Gliding Doors. 4 We just received a truckload of these beautiful, snug-fitting windows, and we have the most popular styles and sizes in stock and on sale. We think you'll find they're the best window value in the country. U nsurpassed for beauty. Unequalled in quality. And unlike leaky, drafty windows, they're designed to save on your heating and cooling bills. So bring in your building or remodeling plans, and we'll help you choose the Andersen Window and Gliding Door that's right for you. A rsen ^W i • - The beautiful way to save fuel. STOCKINC DEALER: few simple words it's a case that almost parallels child adoption. The infant, the at­ tractive and well-born child is favored over an older child or one of mixed race. It's the same with dogs. People want small cute puppies who will stay small. When they find they have a larger dog, it's back to the adoption game for the poor dog. An individual who dearly loves her cockapoo adopted while still a puppy found it grew to be monster size. The "poo" part of the dog was a standard poodle and they run large. She, of course, isn't giving up her lovable pet, but many people would. Then there are the backyard breeders who couldn't care less how many animals they breed for possible sale. And those who add to the crisis overpopulation figures by letting their animals breed indiscriminately. Helping Paws maintains an office open Monday through Saturday from 10 to 2 p.m. If your dilemma is difficult to solve, a call to our office for advice or information may help. A night number is available from 7 to 10 p.m. It is 312-658-7221. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Sheltie type, female, young adult, tan. rust, black medium long fur, 15-20 pounds. 455-0239 Toy Collie, female, 14 years, golden, red, black and brown long coat, 30 pounds, spayed, good with children. 459-7382 after 5 p.m. Norweigian Elkhound, male, 2 years, gray and white fluffy coat, small, 30 pounds, housebroken, shots, good with children and pets. 653-9071 St. Bernard, male, 4 years, shots, housebroken, needs room to run 459-7911 Shepherd - Alaskan Mal- amute, male, 4 years, black and tan short coat, housebroken, good with children and pets, shots. 385- 2503 Golden Retriever-Malamute, male, 3 years, grey, black, beige and white thick coat, housebroken, shots. 658-7179 German Shepherd, male, adult black and tan, housebroken. 338-6496 Two Lab mixes, female, 34 years, male, 2 years, both black and white, both have shots. 815- 728-0378 Beagle, male, 10 months, shots, housebroken. 312-497- 3610 German Shepherd-Golden Retriever, male, 14 years, goldn red. Housebroken. 312- 398-7852 Sheltie-Toy Collie, female, 10 - mpnths, brown and white. 385- 7891.-: £~ English Sheep, male, 3 years, grey and white. 459-5267 Part Sheep and Collie pup­ pies, female and male, 2 months, black. 385-5768 Collie-Sheep, female, 14 years, white-brown and grey. 459-8272 Shelter dogs, 11608 Banford road, Woodstock, 338-7040 between the hours of 8:30 and 4:30 - Monday through Friday: Labrador mix pups; 10 mixed breed pups; St. Bernard, female, brown and white. Wants to be adopted at once; Terriers, mixed, 1 .female; Collies, mixed; and German shorthaired Pointer, male, white. CATS FOR ADOPTION Domestic cat, female, young adult, black, large. 385-7565 Domestic cat; spayed female, 9 months, gray and orange medium coat, small, shots. 658- 7043 Domestic kittens, male and female, 7 weeks, various colors, short and semi-long fur. 658-6355 Domestic cat, male, 11 months, black and white long hair, shots, declawed. 312-526- 2798 Domestic cat, 14 years, black, 459-0738 Domestic cat, male, young adult, black tipped with white, yellow eyes, declawed. 459-6416 after 6 p.m. Persian, female, 14 years, spayed, 'White, deaf. 459-6416 Domestic kittens, sexes, unknown, 6 weeks, black and tiger and black. 385-6420 Domestic cat, spayed female, 7 months, tortoise shell, small. 639-2881 Part Persian, female, 4 years, greyish black, long hair. 312-526-3446 Mixed long haired kittens, 8 weeks, grey and white. 653-9787 after 6 p.m. LOST AND FOUND Lost: Lab, male, 5 years, in Wonder Lake, black with white on mouth and chest, stubby 2 inch tail, medium size. 653-6507 Lost: Domestic cat, neutered male, adult, St. Patricks church, McHenry, yellow angora fur, medium size, wearing gold flea collar, child's pet. 385-3575 Found: Angora kittens, l pure white, tiny grey spot on head and 1 grey fur on head and legs Age unknown. 344-1072 Found: Angora-long hair, pure white, female. 344-1072 Found: Pekingese-Cocker mix, male, 2 years, beige and white. 639-9068 At Church Convention £ XI Walter Johnson, left. Pastor Roger Schneider and Erv Staveteig, who recently attended a church convention. "God's Good News, a Call to Claim and to Care", was the theme of the seventeenth an­ nual convention of the Illinois District of the American Lutheran Church held recently in Rosemont. Representing Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 4040 North Green street, McHenry, were Walter Johnson, Erv Staveteig and Pastor Roger W. Schneider. Dr. David Preus, the chur­ ch's national president, ad­ dressed the 700 delegates and explained the work of the church-at-large in the United States and internationally. He elaborated on some of the work HELP WANTED Now hiring full & part-time salespeople. Apply in per­ son. Many benefites in­ cluding medical insurance & profit sharing. IplSMlstOIIIVS 1219N GREEN ST McHENRY PHONE 815 385 0182 Mon.-Thurs. 9-6 Friday 9-9 Saturday 9-5:30 being done on foreign mission fields. Bishop Ehme Osterbur. president of the Illinois district, explained the challenges before the church on a district and congregational level. He related that evangelism work was a priority throughout the church during 1977. Dr. Walter Wietzke, executive director of the division for Theological Education and Ministry of the American Lutheran Church, and Dr. Edward Perry, president of the Upper New York Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, both ad­ dressed themselves to the practical and theological aspects of evangelism in the ministry of the church. Congressman John B. An­ derson was the convention banquet speaker. In addition to hearing speakers and participating in small group discussions dealing with a variety of issues in the church, the convention d e l e g a t e s e s t a b l i s h e d programs and set budgets for the ongoing work of the church within the Illinois District. Your nation's war dead have made it possible for you to live a life of freedom. 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