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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.1983 ll'l HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 (815)459-2641 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 Helping Paws' choice, or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a pet through Helping Paws, please for your future reference, keep name, address, phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet, and adoption fee, by check, payable to Helping Paws. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Terrier-Labrador, 7-week male, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 312 658-7831 up to 4:30 p.m. Cocker Spaniel, 4-year anale, shots, housebroken, 312 381-4480. Irish Setter mix, 7-month, Mack male, housebroken, good with children and pets, 338-0265. Shepherd-Collie, 1-year female; three 8-week female puppies, 815 5®F 2519. German Shepherd, 1-year male, 344- 5126. Shepherd-Husky, 7-month male, good with children and pets, 338:0069 after 3 p.m. Shepherd-Husky, 2-year, black- silver m^le, shots, housebroken, neutered, 338-7464. Airedale-Terrier-Sherpherd, 6- month female, housebroken, good * with children and pets, 312 658-7831 up to 4:30 p.m. i--/ Setter-Labrador, 6-month male, good with children and pets, outside dog, 815 923-2557. v _ 'Benji' type, mediitan size, beige, 3- year female, housebroken, spqyed, shots, 459-4529. L - - CATS FOR ADOPTION Dark Tiger, stripe, young adult, short hair, male, neutered, shots, 455- 1256. Adult Persian mix, male, gold- white; 4V2-month 'Morris' female, 312 639-6603. Brown Tabby, short hair, 6^-month male, shots, 459-3946: Black-grey tiger, young adult, short hair, female, .shots, 312 639-7801. Grey long hair, 4-month male, 338- 0132. 455-4999. Six adult cats: yellow Tabby Morris, female; two brown-black Tabby females; black-white male; orange Tabby 'Morris' male; char­ coal grey-white male, all shots, spayed, neutered, 312 639-6603.. Persian mix,, grey-white, lM>-year female, good with children and pets, 459-3257. Persian mix, lMs-year, white with green eyes, semi-long hair, male, neutered, shots, 312 669-5414. Long hair, grey adult female, declawed, spayed (?), 344-2621. Beige-white young adult, short hair, female, declawed. 815 728-0235. Black &month female, declawed; Calico, 2-year female, spayed, 4£clawed, 455-4004 after 5 p.m. Orange tiger, 4-month, short hair, brown eyes, 385-1582. Grey-white, short hair, 4-month female, 338-6968. Black-white, l^-year female, spayed, declared, shots. 385-6009. Black-tan Tiger. 4-year, semi-long hair. male, declawed, neutered, 815 728-0806. Grey, short hair. 1-year male, 344- 2362. LOST DOGS Brittany-Setter, 8-year, reddish color, male, choke collar. Crystal Vista near Route 176, name "Shotgun". 459-5625. Shihtzu. 11-month, white with brown, female, Valley View road, Village Prairie Grove, 455-5886. Schn-Collie, 8-month female, brown- white, long coat. Crystal lake Manor, 459-3927. Golden Retriever. 4-year* male, brown leather collar, Pistakee Highlands. 312 497-4331. Cockapoo. 13-year, black shaggy male. Ted leather collar, rabies tags, "Chipper", Lakewood area. 459-5979. LOST CAT Orange Tiger. 2-vear female, seven toes on each front paw, East Bay road, near McHenrv county line, 344- 1974. Call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They also have pets for adoption, 338-7040 For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call 459-2641 n $20,000 To Mental Health Units Wildlife Professionals To Conduct Weekly Series Pictured above is a Northern Illinois Special Recreation association staff member instructing a child in swimming, one of the many sports offered by this organization on a year-round basis serving all ages. NISRA is one of the 12 county mental health agencies recently awarded funds by the Mental Health Resource League for McHenry County. Vi Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 8, wildlife professionals Dale Deckman and Jeff Kenner will be conducting a weekly series of 90 minute programs on wildlife topics at the Opera House in Woodstock. Co-sponsored by McHenry County college and the McHenry County Conservation district, the four programs will run from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays, Feb. 8, 15 and 22 and March 1 for the "Naturalist Series 1". Topics for these four weeks respectively, are Whitetail Deer Ecology and Mangement; Wildlife Observations On Your Own; Upland Game Birds of Illinois; and En­ dangered Wildlife. Renner and Deckman, both raduates of the University of Wyoming, will use discussion and ilms at each program session in the Opera House Community room. Following their first series of programs, they will present another four programs in the same time slot at WE FEATURE A FULL LINE OF the Opera House. On Tuesdays from March 15, 22, 29 and April 5, the '.'Naturalist Series II" will address Eastern Timber Wolf Ecology and Present Status; Predators, Prey and Balance in Nature; and Wildlife Management by Habitat Manipuiation. The Naturalist Series will be of value to hunters and outdoorsmen as well as farmers and small land owners. Teachers and youth group leaders will also find elements in the series that will be useful with youngsters. Statfe Certification County ClerR\Rosemary Azzaro has announced thai March is the last day the clerk or secretary of each school district, unit of local government, special district or other governmental entity can certify to the secretary of state a list of names and residence addresses of persons required to file a Statement of Economic Interest. In preparing such a list, each clerk or secretary sets out the names in alphabetical order, by county of residence, and files a copy of the list with the county clerk. SUBARU] ALL MODELS IN STOCK! PRRTS • SRLES • SERVICE OPEN 6 DAYS PER WEEK EUROPA MOTORS 385-0700 '/, MILE EAST OF McHENRY ON RTE. 120 The Mental Health Resource League for McHenry County has come to the end of its funding year, and the board of directors announces the awarding of nearly $20,000 to 12 mental health agencies in the county and one graduate scholarship in a mental health related field. The monies disbursed were raised through the league's major fund- raising projects, "Fair Diddley" in May and the "Home for the Holidays" fashion show and boutique in October. Among recipients are: * Pioneer center, which received nearly $2,400 for equipment for the "Birth to Three" program, the Family Service and Community Mental center for funding of an additional "800" crisis line for approximately $2,250, and the Northern Illinois Special Recreation association, a grant of $1,500 for transportation needs. Other recipients include: SEDOM center, funding for equipment; Family Alliance for transportation of clients; the Youth Service Bureau for funds for the Substance Abuse program; the Memorial hospital in Woodstock, recreation equipment for patients in the Psychiatric Inpatient program; and Turning Point, Inc. All of the above agencies have received funding in some manner from the league in the past, and the league is continuing to honor its commitment to these vital organizations. In addition, this year the Mental Health Resource league is funding a number of agencies for the first time. These agencies include the Hospice for McHenry County for care for the terminally ill and their families, the McHenry County Jail Rehabilitation program, for counseling for ex- offenders, Youth Opportunitities Unlimited, and the McHenry County Alternative school, now based in Woodstock. These groups will receive a total of $4,500 or almost 25 percent of the league's total disbursements. The Mental Health Rescource League for McHenry County is comprised of citizens who are con­ cerned about mental health services and facilities available to county residents, and as such, support is given in the form of financial aid and volunteer services. Anyone interested in joining this over 200-member, county-wide organization, is invited to attend the league's annual meeting and mem­ bership brunch, Monday, Feb. 7th at the Cattlemen's restaurant in Algonquin. For more information about the brunch or joining the league, contact Mrs. Valerie Loth at 815 459-2466. Youth Orchestra Auditions Relining or Rebuilding Same Day D«*tfur*s Repairs Relinks Rebastng Partial* infraction* Fillings Examinations Rooffcaillj Crown* Repairs From $10 While U Wait DENTAL LAB WORK DONE ON PREMISES DENTISTS AND DENTURiSTS Northwest Dental Center 500 School Dr.--Fox River Grove 312-6394041 Or ewrtiiiini School Oriv# t Hwy > U •HARDWARE . ELM STREET-McHENRY 38sl 3 SAVE $4gl REG. lT99 SAVE $500 REG. 13.99 sow 0 Semi-Gloss Latex Wall Paint Latex ilina Paint WARRANT* • One coat coverage • 8-year durability • Stain resistant • Spot resistant • Non-Yellowing • Colorfast • Dripless • One Coat Coverage •k Washable • Fas* 20 minute dry • Easy water clean-up ACE-TONE P-atex FlatJ filing Pain! SAVE s500 . REG. 13.99 $099 SAVE $200 REG. 6.99 CE $499 Latex Flat (183-100) Wall Paint • One Coat Coverage • 8 Year Durability • Washable • Stain Resistant • Spot Resistant • Non-Yellowing • Colorfast U STA UTY WARRaNT 1 (206-100) Economy Flat Latex Wall Paint hung Tat Vale* P • Color fast • Dries in 30 minutes ACETONE walls cvof 0 EXTERIOR MASON* • Soap and water clean up • Economical The spring semester of the McHenry county youth orchestra begins Saturday, Feb. 5. Auditions for new members are slated for 9 a.m. at Central elementary school in Crystal Lake. The orchestra experience offers a young musician individual in­ struction, note-reading classes, chamber ensembles, achievement awards a challenging repertoire, and a double-bass class. Young people from 10 to 18 who participate in the orchestra will at­ tend Orchestra day at Northern Illinois university in March and a Film Series At McHenry Church The film series featuring Dr. James C. Dobson, one of the nation's leading psychologists and an expert in family counseling, will be shown at Faith Presbyterian church, 2107 W. Lincoln road, McHenry, Feb. 20 at 9:30 a.m. Entitled "Focus on the Family," the series has been viewed by over 4 million individuals since its release two years ago, and over 15,000 churches have presented the seven- part series.1 Dobson's most popular presen­ tations were filmed live during his family life seminars. The films in­ clude: "The Strong-Willed Child," "Shaping the Will Without Breaking the Spirit," "Christian Fathering." "Preparing for Adolescence," and special concert of the Vermillion string quartet March 18. String En­ semble day at N.I.U. in February and a horn clinic with Gail Williams of the Chicago Symphony orchestra are scheduled instructional events. The spring semester concert in April, ensemble concert in,May, and a fund-raising garage sale in May will bring the orchestra year to a close. Young people interested in par­ ticipating in this growing orchestra can call 459-7664 for further details. For auditions on Feb. 5, call for an appointment at 455-1504. "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women." Best-selling author of seven books including his latest Straight Talk To Men and Their Wives, Dobson is associate clinical professor of Pediatrics at the University of Southern California School of Medicine and a member of the at­ tending staff of Children's hospital of Los Angeles in the division of medical genetics. His radio program, also entitled "Focus on the Family," is heard in almost evert part of the United States through syndication to 200 stations. Anyone interested in viewing the films should feel free to attend. The church is located across from the outdoor theater at the intersection of Lincoln and Chapel Hill roads. 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