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* Foster motfher' of rescued kitten thanked SECTION 2 - PAGE S - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, ltM Helping Paws thanks foster ' borne Melanie Rost for the tender loving care she has been giving the rescued kitten that was written about in the Helping Paws column last week. 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. When adopting a pet thru* Helping Paws keep name, address, phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet. Make the check for the adoption fee payable to Helping Paws. ^Helping PAWS DOGS FOR ADOPTION Two Pointer mix 5% month females, shots, 455-6489. A u s t r a l i a n - S h e p h e r d - ' Labrador puppies weeks, 455-3746. Golden Retriever-Shepherd 1% year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, 455-1091. Two Labrador-Water Spaniel 8 week males, 385-5003. Springer Spaniel 11 month male, housebroken, 455-1817. Labrador mix 5 year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, 459- 7127. Brittany Spaniel 2 year male, shots, housebroken, no children, 459-0751. Samoyed 1% year male, shots, housebroken, 344-5259 after 3 p.m. Doberman-Shepherd 4 month female, shots, 312-639-4458. Cocker Spaniel mix 2 year female, shots, housebroken, 815- 728-1969. Beagle-Dachshund 3 year male, shots, neutered (doghouse) 815-943-7486. B e a g l e - D a c h s h u n d - Schnauzer-Poodle 1 year female, shots, Housebroken, 815- 728-1014. Newfoundland ynix 3 year black long hair 8611. Labrador mix shots, housebroken, 459-7783. German* Shepherd 6 year male, shots, housebroken, 312- 497-3034. CATS FOR ADOPTION Silver Tabby 16 week short hair male, 459-2677. TWO black-white 12 week; young adult black-white female, spayed, shots, 312-63^4765. Two 14 week black semi long hair females, 459-7682. Dark Tiger stripe 18 week short hair male, shots, 455-1256. Two 14 week Calico females; young*adult black-white short hair female spayed, shots. 815- 568-7856. Petite grey 9 month female, shots, spayed, 459-0635. Grey tabby short hair 5 month grey female, fluffy tail, 4596653. Two 6 week: black; black- white short hair, shots, 455-2709. Black short hair 13 week tynale, 312-381-5066. Five 10 week short hair: grey; black-white; grey-white; black- orange; grey-white, 344-2472. Two adult; spayed-neutered, declawed, shots, orange -white 4 year semi-long hair male; black 3 year semi-long hair female, 455-5573. 4 week black semi-long hair female, blue eyes, 312-639-4209. Six 7-week: calicos; yellow with white boots; semi-long hair, 455-3744. 'Morris' 10 weeks short hair female, 312331-0220. Twb 7 week: black; black- white short hair males, 385-7159. Siamese Seal Point 2 year female, 815-568-7792. Tortoise 3 year female short hair, shots, spayed, no other pets, 455-3517. Two black long hair 13 week females, 455-2111. Three 8 week: grey-white, black-white, four adult short hair: 2 year black female; 1 year grey female; 1 year grey- white male; 1 year black-white female, 459-9598. Tortoise 3 month semi-long hair female, shots, 385-2872. Cream 12 week semi-long hair male, shots, 455-5731. LOST DOGS Sheltie tri color 5 year female, McHenry Golf Course, 344-4505. Terrier mix 12 year cream color male, blind in one eye, chain collar, tags (?), John- sburg area, 385-1252. Lhasa Apso 2 year beige-grey male, black ears and face, choke chain, tags, Sunny side- Johnsburg area 385-1252. Wire Haired Terrier mix 13 year male, neutered, Coventry, 459-7597. Two Golden Retrievers: 12 year female, spayed; 7 year male, ID tags, South Marengo, 815-568-5432. Poodle 17 year female, partially blind, Four Colonies, 459-1672. Doberman-Labrador 5 year female, Barrington-Algonquin, 312-426-8958. Chihuahua mix 1 % year female, Hebron, 815-648-4270. FOUND DOGS Schnauzer silver male, North end Wonder Lake, 815-653-9985. Dachshund mix black young male, grey face, white flea collar, First Street North of Veternas Acres. 455-4483. LOST CATS Black with white spots 1 year short hair female spayed, Lakeland Park, McHenry, 385- 5441. Black-White 10 month semi long hair female, spayed, fluffy black tail. White flea collar, Spring Grove-Fox Lake, 312-497- 4952. Persian mix 9 month long hair grey female, Waters Edge McHenry, 344-4821. Black with white 3 year short hair male, neutered, 2" long tail, flea collar, Woodstock, 338-2322. White Poodle mix 1 year short hair female, blue-green eye, Woodstock, 455-1029. Calico 4 months, Coventry, . 455-4785. Black-white 2% year short hair female, blue-green eye, Four Colonies, 455-6333. . Grey-white 6 year male, neutered one stripe on nose and leg, black flea, orange collar, Lakeland Park McHenry 385- 8322. Orange long hair 1 year male, neutered, flea collar, John- sburg-Sunnyside 344-1749. Grey-brown stipes short hair 5 year male, neutered, flea collar, Dean St. Woodstock, 338-3207. MISCELLANEOUS LOST Brown turtle, yellow 'X' on back, Coventry, 455-0569. FOUND CATS Persian mix young adult male, top black, white face and front, Ringwood-McHenry 815- 653-4858. Call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They also have pets for adoption. 815-338- 7040. Information on Helping Paws lost, found, and adoptions, call 815-459-2641. FESTIVAL WEEKENDS, WELL SPENT. 8 45 SINC.LE OK IXU BI.K a 50 SINCil.K OK not HI.K Fri. or Sat. or Sun. or any combination. Taxes excluded Free parking Good through 9/2/84. Under 18.free in parents' room. Subject to availability. Cannot be combined with other discounts. The Marc Plaza in the heart of Milwaukee. Old World ele­ gance invitingly close to many of Milwaukee's prized summertime offerings. Shop in style at the renowned Grand Avenue Mall. Visit the acclaimed festivals at Milwaukee's magnificent lakefront. Then enjoy exquisite dining and nightlife at a singularly grand hotel. The Marc Plaza and Mif-^ waukee. Welcome to the best of times. Reservations: 414-271-7250. Soft lake breezes*. Spirited festivals and good spirlTs. Summer weekends in Mil­ waukee are splendid. And the best way to savor them is to stay at Milwaukee's premier hotel. Just a few blocks from the lake- front festivals, the Pfister offers gourmet dining, European service, sophisticated nigjitlife. And an Old World ambience that time has left untouched. Weekends at the Pfister. Elegance has never come at such a casual price. Reservations: 414-273-8222. arc 'Plaza ('l^nwuHhmN Army band to play in Wonder Lake parade A 35-member band from the 81st Army at Fort Sheridan will be a featured unit in a parade on Sunday, August 12, the second day of the celebration of the establishment of the Wonder Lstat Dam. Chris Niehaus, who is co- chairman with Jack Crawford for the parade, reported to the steering committee that 20 registrants for the parade have been received. She says, however, that she will still ac­ cept parade entries. The parade will be held at 2 p.m. on August 12, and will begin at Christ the King Catholic Chruch and proceed to Wonder Center. John Rice, representing the Wonder Lake Fire Department, told the committee that the %e stations on both sides of the lake will be open on the celebration days with a number of activities planned. It is expected that youngsters will participate in bicycle, tricycle, and doll buggy contests at both fire stations. Rice said that an ambulance will be stationed at Wonder Center on both Saturday and Sunday. A representative for the Wonder Lake Woman's club, Sara Hearity, said that the club will offer helium balloons for sale during the celebration. Desserts will be served at Nativity Luthefw^ Church, and 2re will be a fundraiser at the King Church. Pony rides will be available for the children as well as some small electric rides. A book that will feature a history of Wonder Lake and also the program for the events is being compiled by Lynn Raske. Advertising in the booklet, sold by Elmo Bardley, will provide funds for the committee's ex­ penses. The Reverend Richard Weight, co-chairman with Lorraine Murphy, has recently recuperated from an illness and is now able to again attend meetings. SUMMER WEEKENDS SHERATON STYLE $. 40 Check out Milwau­kee's summertime plea­sures by checking in at the Sheraton Mayfair Inn. single double The Sheraton is near many of Milwaukee's attractions. Profes­ sional baseball, the famous zoo, Mayfair shopping, auto racing, the State Fair, lakefront festivals. So check into the Sheraton Mayfair Inn. It's a good start to a great weekend. 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