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PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 8.1983 * A 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 for all dogs and cats, which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a Vet of our 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, Cockapoo mix 7 week puppies. 923- 4375 'Benji' type 4 year female, shots, housebroken, spayed. 344-3261 after 5. Pointer-Labrador 7 month black male, shots. 338-8818 Labrador 1M> year male, purebred, shots, housebroken, good with children. 344-4777. Golden Retriever 4 month female. 923-4421. German Shepherd mix 3 year male, shots, housebroken, neutered. 728-1072 Terrier type 3 year male, shots, housebroken. 385-7256. Small Gollie mix 3 year sable-white female, housebroken; 3 month red Setter-Lab male. 312-426-9502. Labrador-Shepherd seven puppies 5 weeks old 385-1441 Collie-Shepherd 11 month female, housebroken. 459-6439. German Shepherd Maleumute 4 year female, shots, housebroken, neutered.(Dog house included) 459- 9554. Labrador 11 month purebred female, shots, housebroken. 312-658- 9465. German Shorthair 18 month male, shots, housebroken. 338-8525. Schnauzer 8 year female, shots, housebroken. 312-497-3007. Beagle - Terrier l year female, housebroken, 815-728-0843. Cocker Spaniel 4 year male, shots, housebroken, older children. 815-568- 6683. Three adult: Brittany Spaniel mix spayedfemale; German Shorthair male; Labrador spayed female. 815- 497-3598. Australian' Terrier 3 year purebred male, shots, housebroken, neutered, older children. 455-0855 after 5. Springer Spaniel 1 year male, shots, 338-5374 after 5. Setter-Spaniel-Labrador 1 year female, shots. 815-728-0687. v Doberman-Shepherd puppies 8 weeks. 815-648-4079. Beagle-Dachshund 1 year male. 385- 6973. Golden Labrador Retriever mix 1 year female, shots, housebroken, spayed. 815-943-4564. Chihuahua-Terrier 1 year taffy female, shots, housebroken. 455-6373- after 4:30. CATS FOR ADOPTION - Two 13 week: light grey male; rust Tiger short hair female. Shots. 455- 1256. Charcoal grey semi long hair 7 week female. 312-658-2484. Black 7 week short hair female, shots. 459-0635. Two 11 week medium grey semi long hair females, shots. 312-639-5142. Grey short hair 12 week male. 312- 658-4457. Black-White young adult short hair male, shots, neutered. 312-639-4263. Siamese Seal Point lVfe year female. 459-0635. Adult and three kittens: 11 month# grey-white female; three 8 week kittens. 338-0132.455-4999. Calico female 5 weeks, long hair. 459-6523. Persian mix 2Vfe year white-grey male, green eyes, neutered, shots. 459- 2346. Six adult cats: shots, spayed- neutered, short hair, one Persian mix. 312-639-6603. - Nine adult: 2 year neutered black male; 2 year neutered black-white male; two 2 year black females, spayed, declawed; Manx 1 year 'Morris' male neutered, with six toes; 1 year Tabby female spayed, declawed; 1 year Siamese mix female spayed; 1 year white-black female spayed; 1 year Tiger silver male neutered. 312-639-4670. Light grey young adult short hair female, declawed, spayed(?). 312-639- 7129. Russian Blue-Siamese 4 month female. 312-658-3572. Black-white stripe 2 month short hair male, shots. 312-639-9519. Calico 1 year short hair female, spayed. 312-639-1583. Five brown-black Tabby 8 weeks old. 385-9111. Siamese mix 8 month female, shots. 815-568-6797. Calico young adult semi long hair female; three white 6 week semi long hair kittens. 312-426-9502. Six females, 3-5 weeks old, short hair, assorted. 385-7368. Two adult: silver tabby 1 year female; gold long hair 1 year male; six 11 week kittens ;< silver tabby; black-white. 815-56ii-8714. LOST DOGS Black Terrier mix 8 year small, long shaggy female, four tan feet. Woodstock. 338-1558. German Shepherd 9 year female, spayed, choke collar. Country Woods. 459-1184. German Shorthair Pointer mix 8 year male, long tail, neutered. River Road McHenry. 312-639-6660. Schnauzer type 6 month gold-white female. Crystal Lake Road McHenry. 385-1093. FOUND DOGS Russian Wolfhound adult male, tan choke collar. Flowerwood. 459-2693 after 6. Mixed older female, brown-white- black, medium hair. Hidden Lake Estates, Woodstock. 338-7890. Black Labrador adult male, Coventry West 459-4937. Poodle-Yorkie(?) black adult female. Wonder Lake. 653-9828. Schnauzer 14 year male, grey-buff, choke and leash. Wonder Lake. 728- 1849. Lhasa Apso adult female. Near American Legion McHenry. 385-2542. German Shepherd adult female, choke collar, Woodstock. 338-1970. FOUNDCAT Black-white 1 year female. John- sburg Road, Route 31. 385-2979. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They also hpve pets for adoption, 815-338-7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions(.ca11 459-2641. N Hearing Test Sponsored Deaf persons are the least un­ derstood of the handicapped populations because deafness is not visible. Many of the problems of the deaf and hearing impaired would be alleviated with increased un­ derstanding of deafness on the part of the general public. To help increase public awareness not only of the problems of deafness but also of the capabilities of the deaf and hearing impaired, and to safeguard 'hr hearing of the public through an aiiy warning system, the Lions Clubs of Illinois sponsor free hearing screenings for persons 21 years old and older in communities throughout the state; As part of that progran , the Island Lake Lions Club will sponsor a screening from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tues. July 12, at Rt. 176 and Woodlawn in Island Lake. UJLCE ĴoCd !Z7 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 6, 1933) Six armed masked bandits held up the "Pit" located east of McHenry on Route 20 and carried away loot estimated at from $600 to $800. The place was filled with about 20 patrons when the robbers walked in. They appeared to be experienced, although young and were all tall and lanky wearing black handkerchief masks and carrying guns also covered with black cloths. Terror reigned in the Fox river valley as a cyclone swept across fertile fields and sleeping cities, having devastated homes and caused damage estimated at two million dollars. While McHenry and surrounding country escaped ̂ un­ damaged, yet the great force of the storm was felt here and the high wind left streets and lawns strewn with broken tree branches. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 8, 1933) Those who heard the fine concert by the city band on the evening of July 4 on the Legion carnival grounds will be sure to be on hand July 9, when the band presents its first concert in the city park. Among the many fine numbers to be played on the program will be tne beautiful "Night In June", the rousing "Anchors Aweigh", and the lovely waltz, "Alpine Sunset". A daughter was born July 5 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thennes. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Covalt, Jr., announced the birth of a daughter July 3 at a Chicago hospital. Our up-and-coming, can't -lose-for- winning Shamrocks went through nine rather tense innings when they handed Woodstock its first defeat, 2 to 1. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 10,1958) Miss Nancy Thornton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Thornton of Pistakee Bay, was chosen Fiesta queen. Miss Judy Hans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hans of Pistakee Bay, and Miss Judy Baur, daughter of the Alvin Baurs of McHenry, were runners-up and form the queen's court when she reigns over Fiesta Day, July 20. One of the highlights of McHenry's first Fiesta Day will be the second annual Rotary Rodeo, which begins July 18, and runs through July 20. The location will be the same as last year, at Eastwood Manor, one mile east of the city of Rt. 120. Mayor Freund will officiate at the Old Settlers program to be given early in the ev«aing <at thecityiparknon Fiesta Day. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 3, 1973) Miss Kim Karlson, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karlson of Wonder Lake, was selected Miss Wonder Lake before an en­ thusiastic audience at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake. Mayor Joseph Stanek proclaimed July 4 as Bells on Independence Day in McHenry. It was on July 4, 1963, that bells were rung throughout the United States for the first time in observance of National Independence as the result of a project originated by two citizens of Connecticut. In com­ memoration of Independence Day, the proclamation asks that bells be rung from "every church, school, factory and firehouse. It will be a return to "Soaring, Roaring 'Twenties" when McHenry holds its annual Marine Festival Week festivities this month. Visitors will join McHenry's population of 7,680 on July 15, in the annual salute to this special day. BANQUETS WELCOMED! Weddings, Showers. Graduations. Anniversaries. Birthdays and Other Special Occasions. 344-0330 Hi1 ******* pwppm ituw.n n- * VEAtS T< EVENING SPECIALS included with buffet Tuesday - Roast Duck and Dressing . Wednesday - BBQ Ribs Thursday-Turkey & Dressing Corned Beef friday-Fish Fry (Baked Cod) Saturday-Liver & Onions Chopped Steak Sunday-Roast Pork Loin / Turkey and Dressing SERVED DAILY Roast Beef, Baked Ham, Fried Chicken, Fresh Polish Sausage, Potato Pancakes, Pierogis, Blintzes 12 Salads 12 Desserts, and Much, Much More €10**4 Dollar Daze Continues for 7 More Big Savings Days! tresn Teddy Turtle 6.00 Just attach Teddy Turtle to your garden hose and turn on hours of tun. A great way to beat the sum­ mer heat. a / Glade Spin Fresh Air Freshener 82* Spin Fresh Air Freshener from Glade freshens your bathroom automatically while it remains out of sight. Bamboo Fishing Rod Combination 1.00 Can't miss this one. Perfect for the younger fisherman. Insulated Coaster Cups 1.00 Just what you'll need to keep those cold drinks cold on these hot summer days. Robin Hood Muffin Mixes 3/1.00 Fast and easy muffin mixes in four delicious flavors; applesauce, honeybran, blueberry 6r carrot spice. Multi-Shakers Spice or Cake Decorations -- v Kids Denim Bib Overalls Reg. 4.93 ft 5.96 Men's Button Collar Baseball Shirts R«fl7 93 Ladies Doggonits Sport Tops 5.00 Men's Puritan Knit Shirts 2/6.00 Reg. 12.96 These unique shakers are so handy! Each comes fill­ ed with spices or cake decorations in their own compartments Reg. 7.93 Choose from several sum­ mer shades. Puritan quali ty at a low Hornsby price. Cool and comfortable ver­ satile casual shirts in assorted colors and sizes. Choose from 2-4T, 4-6x, and 7-14 to outfit the kids Cool andn sporty ladies tops. Assorted colors and sizes i Select Group Boy's Knit Shirts 20 Lb. Bag Potting Soil Village Natural Shampoo and Conditioner Ladies Slides Reg. 9.99 Johnson & Johnson First Aid Kit Reg. 6.94 Ideal for all your potting needs. Inside pots and outside window pots. Cool and oh so comfor table. Assorted fashionable shirts for dress or play. Compact Size. Twin Pack in 2 fragrances. Southbend 6 Player Croquet Set 21.00 Now you can have old fashioned fun at an old fashioned price with our quality 6 player croquet set. No. 6711-80. •hniTues., n°W t*rlL\r juty 83 4400 \N. W©.120 McHenry,»- Floral Printed Chair Pads 2.00 Revive your patio fur­ niture with these floral printed vinyl chair pads. Favor Polish 1.00 Bonus size Favor is now 14 oz. Resists smears and fingerprints. Clean 'N Clear 1.50 Save on this 28 oz. size Clean *N Clear • the floor cleaner for no-wax floors. King Size Tide Detergent 3.37 Tide leaves your whites white and your colors col­ orful. Get out all those tough stains for a lot less. Not .H items exactly as pictured Dally 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 5 u