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The- individual was driving in a congested area of Elgin when he noticed a tiny confused dog running back and forth on a V*V street with heavy traffic. Its chances of survival didn't look very rosy. He parked his car and rescued the little fellow and as soon as he could phoned the police to report the incident and give a description of the dog. It wasn't long afterward that the police phoned him saying a call had come in reporting a small dog of this type lost. Given the name and phone number he called the people. Descriptions matched and it seemed as if these were the owners, but when he asked the name of the dog the reply was they hadn't given him a name yet as they had had him for only three weeks and got him in Fox River Grove. On a hunch he phoned the Fox River Grove police and asked if they had a record of a lost dog of this description. Current records showed no such dog listed but he asked the officer to check records three weeks back. 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This case shows how im­ portant it is to check police departments in the event of a pet loss. Each report is a matter of record, and in this case the search for the owner was successful simply because of these records and the fin­ der's persistence. A regular monthly board meeting of Helping Pws will be held Thursday evening, June 14. Attendance is open to readers. For more information call the Helping Paws office, phone 459-2641, open Monday- Saturday, from 10 to 2. For information on any of the following for adoption, please call our office Monday through Saturday, 10 to 2 - 815-459-2641. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Mixed - female, 2-3 years, brown-tan, very well behaved. Part Shepherd-Golden Retriever - male, 1 year, gold- brown. German Shepherd mix pups - 2 male, 2 female, 5 weeks, all basically black. Pekingese-Cocker mix - male, 2 years, beige-white. Part Collid - female, ap­ proximately 13 weeks, brown- tan. Mixed Terrier -/'female, young adult, black with brown, very affectionate, housebroken and excellent with children. Lab-Irish Setter • 1 male, 1 female, both 15 weeks, black. Terrier-male, l1* years, tan, must find good home; owner moving to apartment. Part Cocker - male, 3 years, brown-tan-white, excellent with children, needs room to run. Mixed German Shepherd - male, 7 months, black with tan, up to date on shots and very good with children. Shelter dogs, 11608 Banford road, Woodstock, 8:30 to 4:30 daily, Monday through Friday, telephone 815-338-7040 - Lab- Springer mix, all black, male, about 6 weeks; Poodle mix, white-grey ; Collie pups, males and female, all colors; Bedlington Terrier, male, white; Cock-a-poo and pups; German Short haired Pointer and pups; and many mixed breed pups, every shape, size and color available. CATS FOR ADOPTION Tortoiseshell - female, 8 months, small. Domestic - female, spayed, 10 months, grey-orange medium coat, small, shots and 1 kitten, Calico. Domestic kittens - 1 female, grey tiger; 1 male, buff-white, both 12 weeks; and 1 male, black; 1 female, tiger, both 10- 11 weeks. Mixed long haired kitten - 12 weeks, grey-white. Domestic kittens - 1 male, black-white; 3 females, black and black-white. Domestic kittens -1 male, all grey, long hair; 1 female, all grey, medium hair. Siamese - male, 3 years, smokey color, neutered, declawed, boosters needed. 1 LOST AND FOUND Lost: Pekingese - male, 1 year, brown-white, wearing rabies tag, McHenry area, 385- 7891. . f L o s t : S t . B e r n a r d - f e m a l e , 1 1 years^brown-white, wearing choker collar, McHenry area, 344-0664 or 344-1344. Lost: Sheltie type - female, 1 year, tan-white-black, wearing black collar and rabies tag, McHenry area, 385-7189. Lost: Dachshund - Terrier - about 9 months, tan with white on paws, wearing blue leather and flea collar, N. Riverside drive, McHenry, 344-0714. Lost: Domestic cat - female, 3-4 years, black, spayed, white paws and face, area of Wonder Lake, 653-9828. Found: Part Pomoranian - male, 3 years, black with bump over one eye, near Bull Valley raod - 459-2147. Founds Terrier mix (Yorkshire type) - male, young adult, champagne color, long tail, wearing choker collar - looks like "Benji", hear Eastwood Manor subdivision in McHenry, 385-5756. Found: Dalmatian mix - puppy - 3 or 4 months, Wonder Lake area, 728-0831. SECTION 2-PAGE 1 - PLAINDFALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1977 State Fair To Offer Parade-Baton Contest Illinois' finest youth precision marching and twirling corps will compete for trophies and cash prizes in the 1977 Illinois State Fair's Parade corps and Baton corps contest. The competition will be held Sunday, Aug. 14, at the state fairgrounds in Springfield. The deadline for entries is J^ily 15 and entries are limited to Illinois residents. Baton corps competition is divided into three classes. The juvenile corps for show and drum and baton (combined) is for groups with an average age of 10 years and under. Com­ petition corps for show and competition corps for drum and baton are for groups with an average age of 10 to 21. The contests will be super­ vised by National Baton Twirling association (NBTA) judges and rules. Trophies and prize money will be awarded to the top three finishers in each class. Parade corps competition is also divided into three sections, juvenile groups (under 10), Found: Angora cat - female, pure white, long hair, near Bull Valley road, 344-1072. Found: Domestic cat -1 year, orange-white wearing blue collar, Johnsburg area - 385- 4639. junior groups (11-|4) and senior groups (15-21). Each contestant will receive a participation ribbon, and trophies and prize money will go to the three top finishers in each section Judging will be based on general effect, twirling, marching and maneuvering and overall precision, and NBTA judges and rules will be used. Entry forms and additional information can be obtained from Special Events, Illinois State Fair, Box 576, Springfield, 111. 62705. Delayed One new Illinois Con servation department camping area opened recently but a second campground opening has been delayed. Camping facilities at Walnut Point State park (formerly the Douglas county Conservation area), three miles north of Oakland were opened on the west side of the 464-acre park. The camp­ sites at Siloam Springs State park in Brown and Adams counties near Clayton will not open for at least two months due to construction delays caused by heavy rainfall earlier this year. Information on parks, recreation and camping in Illinois is available from the Conservation In­ formation office, 602 State Office building, Springfield. 62706. 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