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IIKM'IM; I' A W S ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION Announce MCC Honors PAGE 15 • PLA1NDEALKR - FRIDAY, JANUARY ». 11 P.O. Box 205 • Crystal Lake. Illinois 60014 • (815)459 2641 FOR ADOPTION-two 10-week-old black male kittens and one S-montn-old black male, call 455-2306. Photo Credit-Ron Nelson All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice, or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Labrador, black, young female, short hair, medium size, 639-4027. German Shepherd, black and tan, very small, 7 months old, female, shots, good with children and pets, 338-0132 or 455-4999. Samoyed male, 1-year-old, off white with beige, long hair, shots, housebroken, neutered, very active, 658- 6320. » Staffordshire Terrier mix male, 1M* years old, brown and white short hair, medium size, shots, housebroken, goodwith children and pets, 312-453- 7196. Cocker Spaniel male, 4 years old, light tan, shots, good with pets, outside dog, 459-8582. Collie-Terrier mix. male, 7 months old, light orange and white with black and white face, large size, long coat, 459-3457 evenings. Golden Retriever-Water Spaniel mix, male, 1 year old, golden color, housebroken, good with children and pets, 943-6348 or 949-7793. Labrador-Collie mix, male, 24 years old, black and white short hair, medium size, shots, housebroken, good with children and "pets, 312-356- 2293. Four Spaniel mix, 6-week- old puppies, two male white- black; one female white- black; one female brown- white, medium hair, 648- 2378. Labrador-Retriever 5- year-old male, golden color, medium hair, medium size, shots, housebroken, neutered, 385-2750. Basset Hound, purebred, 4-year-old male, red and white short hair, medium size, shots, housebroken, good with children, 455-3727 week nights, 338-3895 weekend nights. CATS FOR ADOPTION Grey-black-white tiger stripe, short hair female, 10- month-old kitten, affectionate and playful, 459- 2641. Black and white short hair male, one year old, very affectionate, 344-0448. Orange and white, semi- long hair female, \Vi years old. small size, good with children, 459-5597. White-dark grey long hair female, 8 weeks old, shots, good with children and cats, 459-1348. Grey and white short hair male, one year old, shots, neutered, good with children and pets, 639-5142. Red Tabby short hair male, 6Mi months old, shots, good with cats, 459-3946. Persian mix adult male, grey-brown tabby with white, neutered, shots, good with cats, needs loving care, 459-3946. Two, ten-week-old black male kittens, good with children and pets, 455-2306. Male, 4 to months old, black, short thick hair, 455- 2306. Short hair female, black and white, 11 months old, shots, spayed, 338-0132 or 455-4999. Calico lto year old female, good with children and pets, 312-546-7076. Two, 3^-month-old black male kittens; one with medium long hair, the other short hair, good with children and pets, 639-4558. Tortoise short hair, 2-year- old female, spayed, 338-7188. Adult female Calico, short hair, 338-7188. Adult female short hair tortoise and three 6-montlv- old kittens; black female; black-white male; orange- white male, good with children and pets, 338-4154. Russian blue-grey male, neutered, 3 years old, shots, 658-4675. Young adult, short hair male, black with white tuxedo front, 639-1328. LOST DOGS German Shepherd-Husky mix, male, 4 years old, medium size, short hair, beige color, McHenry County college area, 338- 5055. Golden Retriever purebred female, 9 years old, large size, golden color with white front paws, white on no6e, weanng collar, Coventry, 455-1546. Golden Retriever, Vfa- year-old male, light to medium golden color, short hair, wearing brown collar and blue bandana, Crystal Lake near highway 176, 455- 6959. Cocker Spaniel male, 2^ years old, taffy brown, medium size, red leather collar and black flea collar, Bull Valley, 385-3664. Shepherd mix, 10 week old female, tan legs, face, nose, black back Sue lane, McHenry, 344-4987. Lost Cat: Part Persian, black, 3-year-old male, long hair, large size, Ringwood, 653-9626. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. they will not pick up pets, unless you wish. Also remember that Animal Control has kittens, cats, puppies and dogs available for adoption. CA11 338-7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call the office, 459-2641. CONSUMER VCHECKUST "DE-WRINKLED" Permanent press and syn­ thetic knit garments can get wrinkled in a crowded closet. They can be "de-wrinkled" by a good tumbling in the dryer for about 10 minutes on the permanent press cycle. Some dryers have an "air" setting that can be used for this purpose. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 'BE$T OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN » ••RAMMER CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-HUNO DOORS •NORD SPINDLES •JIM MARTIN PAINTS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •CAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING •CHAMBERLAIN GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS The following students have earned high academic honors (3.5--4.0) or honors (3.0--3.49) at McHenry County college during the Fall 1980 session. On the MCC grading system, 4.0 is equal to "A" and 3.0 is equal to "B". Part-time students are eligible for award of honors only during those semesters in which they complete a multiple of 12 semester hours. FULLTIME HIGH HONORS McHENRY - Robert Adams, Darlene Allen, Susan Becker, Rose Bor- chers, Russ Campbell, Patricia Ceithaml, Maureen Derosier, David Edwards, Michael Gende, Henry Glick, Nancy Glick, Judy Grenier, Diane Hamil, Joe Huemann, Patricia Ken- nebeck, Ann Kluth, Thomas Kranz, Michelle Kurowski, Coralie Miller, Mike Poc- zekaj, Lucy Reyes, Laurie Rosenfield, Rebecca Schaller, Dwight Schmitt, Mark Schmitt, David Smid, Joyce Spengel, Eric Staueteig, Brett Thomas, Bruce Walter, James Wasicak and Dale Williams. WONDER LAKE -- John Adrian, Theodore Dass, Jackie Kaufmann, Lynn Meadie, Leonor Meyer and Brenda Treasure, RINGWOOD -- Mary Goemer. SPRING GROVE -- Roxanne Nimsgern. RICHMOND - Timothy Baker, Julie Barber and Edward Granahan. • FULL TIME -HONOR8 McHENRY - Patricia Adams, David Alton, Thomas Balchunas, Kathryn Campbell, Patricia Elliott, Jeffery Freund, Dale Garrelts, Pamella Gough, Daniel Heldt, Dave Hiller, Dean Howard, Rose Jakubicek, Kevin Koeller, Claudia Komorski, Robin Kunz, William Lang, Carol Lasko, Carol Latz, Mark Leon, Larry Morin, Kenneth Schmidt and Catherine Thompson , __ WONDER LAKE - Susan Berg, Randall Hall and Thomas Wright. SPRING GROVE - August Aubert, John Ducy, Kenneth Kazimier, Jaime Mantel, Mary Rabelhofer and Albert Schmitt.; RICHMOND -- Martin Bozer, Deann Deeter and John Walczak. PART TIME HIGH HONORS McHENRY - Kathleen Alford, Debra Benes, Lillian Boutin, Pamela Brackmann, Eileen Byrne, Kerrie Colomer, Janet Dagens, Marjorie Delemont, Scarlet Dennis, Colleen Derosier, Gisele Dominique, Tonya Evertsen, Wendy Foran, Maureen Frantz, Joanne Garrelts, David Hopper, Diane Kawell, Tod Lange, Nancy Manzardo, Kathy Martin, Donna Mical, Joel Motzny, Judith Nett, Suzanne Neumann, Louise Novak, Elizabeth Pahlke, Pearl Pederson, Curtis Pepe, Thomas Rapach, Kathleen Rogers, Thomas Ruhnke, Linda Schmidt, Celeste Seavey, James Hfranv. Stewart Tihinen. Penelope Treptow and Donald Wedekind. WONDER LAKE - James Condon, Marian Eising, Elisabeth Haufe, Maryan Nuzzo, Marcia Poedtke, Kathy Salgado and Kenneth Schossow. SPRING GROVE -- Kathryn Klein and Judy Wiley. RICHMOND -- Judith Easterberg and Lorraine Granahan. „ , PART TIME - HONORS McHENRY Gary Adams, Ruth Beardsley, William Blowers, Phyllis Blue, Julie Boeldt, Dennis Dalby, Kathleen Davis, Kris Decker, Margie Domski, Robert Erickson, Karen Haven, John Honning, Barbara Koeppen, Charles Kozelsky, Duane Lange, Edmund Lechowicz, Charles Lovett, Anne Lunk, Sandy M i l l e r , E l i z a b e t h Moscarello, Walter Mueller, Kenneth Piczekaj, Paul Schillaci, Joan Schratt, Kenneth Stanek, Linda Swanson, Denise Thompson, R.J. Witowski and Roland Wood. WONDER LAKE - Cathy Duffy, Ken Kuretski, Janet Maksymiak, Lorraine Mihalovic, Richard Mueller, Elaine Murray, Daniel Smola and Donna Wood. SPRING GROVE - Carol Lencioni and Linnea Ten- bruin. RICHMOND » Kay Derdeyn. ISLAND LAKE - Maria Davis and Therese Preston. Jews For Jesus Present Christ In Pbssover Feb. 1 Jh'an Moskowitz, Chicago area director of Jews for Jesus, will present Christ in the Passover at the Alliance church, 3815 W. Bull Valley road, Sunday, Feb. 1, at 11 a.m. The purpose of the "Christ in the Passover" presen­ tation is to enhance the Christian understanding of the New Testament by showing a Jewish background for the Com­ munion celebration. Ancient and modern Jewish customs are discussed and described with an emphasis on the aspect of redemption that Christ accomplished at Calvary. A table is set with the traditional Jewish Passover i t e m s , i n c l u d i n g representative foods which are explained, but not eaten. Members of the Jews for Jesus group have given this demonstration in more than 1,000 different churches. It was originally written in 1956 by Moishe Rosen, the founder and leader of Jews for Jesus It was abstracted from the writing of the former rabbi, Leopold Cohn, who came to Christ in 1894 and died in 1936 Rosen contends that some of the most important elements of Christian doc­ trine, such as the Trinity, the principle of Substitutionary Atonement, and salvation through a personal relationship with the Messiah, are implied in the Seder (Passover feast) as observed by Orthodox Jews even today. The Christ in the Passover demonstration is an abbreviated form of the Seder. Ordinarily, the celebration of the feast takes about four hours to present Year End Traffic Fatalities Down Year end traffic fatalities in Illinois continued on a downward trend resulting in a 2 percent decrease in total fatalities for all of 1980. During 1980 there were 1,978 deaths on Illinois highways, down from 2,019 recorded in 1979 and 2,137 in 1978. These provisional statistics are released by the Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation and the Illinois state police. Provisional figures show 137 people died as a result of 132 accidents during December. This is a 16 percent decrease from the 168 traffic fatalities in December, 1979, and a 6.8 decrease from the 147 fatality total in December, 1978 In all December accidents, there were 39 pedestrians killed in 38 accidents, 2 pedalcyclists killed in 2 accidents, 3 persons killed in 3 railroad crossing ac­ cidents, and 2 persons killed in 2 accidents involving motorcycles. NAME AIDES Dick Klemm, state r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , 3 3 r d Legislative district has announced today that his legislative aide for his district office will be Jeannine Thorns. Mrs. Thorns is completing her Bachelor degree at Northern Illinois university, majoring in Political Science. Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY ASKftlNTOMIB hoKissattff™ MM! WIN 2 YEAU Kpnnitwi •RENT •SALT DELIVERY •SALT . 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PANEL FOAM $Q95 28PPK& O-- DOORS bfttMUMOSH SPRING GROVE 8156756666 "HURRICANE" KICK OFF-Marian Central Catholic high school kicked off its 1M1 subscription drive for "Horricane Happening" program book Jan. 20. Pictured above, reviewing material with faculty coordinator Lou Hartlieb, are seated, left to right, Theresa Wolf, Marengo and Sue Streveler, Woodstock. Standing are Tom Bachman of Crystal Lake, on left, and Joe Bielewa, McHenry. Junior and senior students will be calling on McHenry cooaty businessmen to solicit their direct financial support of "Hurricane Happening" by supporting the 160-page book. "Flight to Entertainment" is the 1961 theme and is scheduled for the consecutive weekends of April 24-25 and May 1-2. Photo by DeWane McHenry Taxpayers Due Checks Of Refund in the Jewish home. This presentation will take ap­ proximately one hour Many of the elements of the Passover feast are ob­ served by Orthodox Jews today in the same manner that they were in Jesus' time One important ingredient, however, is missing, inasmuch as the Jewish people of today do not eat the Passover lamb since the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 VD Pastor Gerald Robertson and the entire congregation invite the public to par­ ticipate in this special presentation. No admission will be charged, a free will offering will be taken. Undelivered federal tax refund checks totaling $938,239 for 2,737 northern Illinois taxpayers are waiting to be claimed, the Internal Revenue Service said. Many of these checks remain undelivered because taxpayers have moved and left no forwarding address with the U.S. Postal service, according to the IRS. Other refund delays are caused by errors or omissions on the tax return, such as illegible names or addresses. Taxpayers who filed on time and still have not received their 1979 tax refunds should check with the IRS as soon as possible, because refund delays can also be caused by lost or stolen checks If this is the case, the IRS can put tracers on the missing checks In all refund inquiries, the IRS said, taxpayers should provide the names and addresses as they appear on the return, the actual names and addresses if different, the Social Security numbers, and the type of forms filed Chicago taxpayers should call 435-1040. Suburban taxpayers residing in area code 312 and those living in the Joliet phone region should call 800-972-5400 toll- free. All other northern Illinois taxpayers should call 800-252-2921. Under most cir­ cumstances, an undelivered refund check can be reissued to the new address and received within three to five weeks Taxpayers from this area are Rosa Agney, Michael Behan. Bonny and Marjorie Egerstaffer, Kent Krueger, Melinda Reynolds, Stanley Sobczak, Wilbert K. Tjardes and Huie J Ward. The San The sun is the nearest star to earth. Its diameter is 860,000 miles. The sun rotates on an axis about once a month. Four million tons of the sun's matter is changed into energy every second. The process has been going on for billions of years and scientists claim it will con­ tinue for billions more: It is un­ safe to observe the sun directly with the naked eye or with binoculars. Gas, 20" width 5 hp, 24" width 'Comparing TORO NO SNOW SALE All this year's Toro Snowthrowers must go! We gambled and lost! Make yourself the winner at our expense The light snowfall has left us with an over­ stocked inventory on all Toro blowers. Now we need warehouse room for incoming lawn equipment, and they must go. C'mon in and save yourself big bucks for the rest of this year, and be set for next year too. at a very low cost. Sale ends Feb. 1 Haven't you done without a Toro long enough? 'THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" GEO. P. FREIIND, INC 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. 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