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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1975 Saufen Und Spiel Fest Community Club Celebrates Fifty-Third Anniversary The Johnsburg Community club will be celebrating its fifty- third anniversary featuring the fourth annual Saufen und Spiel Fest Sunday, Sept. 14. In 1971 the Community club celebrated its fifty anniversary with the first "Saufen und Spiel Fest" 'which means drinking and play) and it was such a success that it has become an annual affair. This year, more than ever before, the celebration will provide an economical' fun- filled day for the entijre family. The festivities begin'at 1 p.m. with a parade through John­ sburg featuring the McHenry Viscounts and the Franklin Park marching band. Parade Marshal Earl Walsh will be joined by ^veral beautiful McHenry county princesses. Floats, clowns, and antique cars will join in the gala parade. Any organization wishing to enter the parade 4*bi v.F.W. •••U OPEN TO THE PUBLIC I HAllFORRENT i j SHOWERS-WEDDINGS-BANQUETS m , 400 SEATING CAPACITY CALL1385-9860 SING-A LONG Every FRI. & SAT. Coming Events: ADULT AMATEUR CONTEST SEPT. 12 - 10:30 PM - SEPT. 13th - 8PM CASH PRIZES UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wayne & Marie Webb --J CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB NOW SERVING f FRY BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER DINNER FRIDAY FROM FISH 5P.M. JVlBbAWi & We accept Reservations for Private Parties. FOR RESERVATIONS: CALL-385-0333 2500 CHAPEL HILL RD. - McHENRY BEER GARTEN SANDWICH BAR LIQUOR MART lEUCATEf NTERNATIOM^ HOUSE OF WINE & CHEESE Vi NORTH OF 173 ON RT. 12 IN RICHMOND, ILL. 815-678-7171 PARTY SHOP PARTY TRAYS & CATERING WE MAIL GIFT BOX CHEESE IRLD CHAMPION CHEESES-HOME OF WC PARTY TRAYS & CATERING WE MAIL GIFT BOX CHEESE IRLD CHAMPION CHEESES- NATIONALLY FAMOUS SANDWICH BAR WINE & CHEESE TASTING ALL DAY-EVERY DAY | IMPORTED LIQUORS & CORDIALS BEER CAN COLLECTORS CENTER should contact James P. O'Prien or Phillip Bartmann for details. Immediately following the parade, the activities at the club will begin. For the children there will be a train ride, sand box treasure hunt, baseball throwing, dunk tank, various games and activities. For the active family there will be a horseshoe tour­ nament, a tug-o-war, beer drinking contest, and dancing to the music of the Bavarian German band. For the not so active there will be an old timer's baseball game, a square dance demonstration by the popular Checkerboard Squares, har­ mony by the Sweet Adelines of McHenry, and over twenty antique cars on display. Bratwurst, corn, beer, and many other refreshments will be available. Prizes will be awarded during the afternoon. Everyone is invited to join the Community club members for this special day. r HELPING PAWS by Estelle Atwell It's fun and games time. When? Well, almost any time you can spare to romp and play with your pet. You can mix fun with chores any time of the day or evening, it seems, par­ ticularly if you have a pet who will stand for only a limited amount of your inattention. Then she'll tease you into ac­ tion. If things are too quiet for too long, she'll explore the kitchen counters to see what is handy, find something and carry if off, knowing you are going to chase her and there will be action. What if it's something like a stampej^envelope, all ready to be posted? The envelope is apt to be a little the worse for wear when you take it from her, but who can waste a ten^cent stamp these days, so you mail it. Or she might grab the hot pad. And she has a penchant for dish towels, no longer is the dish towel hung from the towel bar where it properly should be. Instead you hang it over the rail leading downstairs from the kitchen, to fool her. But in forgetful moments if the door is left ajar, she'll snatch the towel and the chase starts. Time was when towels were converted into rag bag material at a great rate, now she'll carry them carefully like a retriever carrying a bird, and surrender them untorn. Sometimes the game is ring around the fireplace (the fireplace is the core of the house). Round and round you go, chasing her. She'll let you get close but she won't be caught. If you turn your back, she reverses and chases you. Or, an FM program offers a stirring march or a catchy tune that turns you into a twinkletoes of sorts. This dance act bewildered her at first (really can't blame her as you are no ballerina), but now she joins the act. It certainly does keep things from getting too dull. Her liveliness is one of the pleasures of owning a dog. Do you want to adopt a pet for more fun in your life? Helping Paws has animals for adoption. The Helping Paws office is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, from 10 to noon, and from 1 to 3. The telephone number is 459-2641. Helping Paws is an Animal Welfare association dedicated to finding the best solutions possible to the problems of stray, aban­ doned, or neglected animals, and to the pet over-population. DOGS FOR ADOPTION A Pointer-Lab mix male, black and white, 10 months old, has a very nice disposition. He's an outside dog. 943-4229. A female Walker Hound is 6 months. She has floppy ears, a long tail, and is white with black and brown spots. Bonus- she is housebroken, has puppy shots, and a natural instinct for hunting. Call 312-639-3750 evenings. Real cute, a Dachshund- Pomeranian male, 5 years, is reddish brown with black. He's Full Course Dinners Served 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday •Steaks eLobster • Pasta •Surf & Turf •Shishkebab Take Out Seivica On Everything UAftESE'S STEAKH0USE & LOUNGE INTERSECTION HWY. 120 AT GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS Smorgasbord Mon. thru Thurs. 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. - 5-8:30 p.m. Fri. & Sat 11 a.m. to 2:30- 5 to 9 pm. Sunday 1 to 8:30 p.m. Live Entertainment & Dancing Fri. & Sat. Nites • NO COVER • NO MINIMUM 385-3124 UAftESE'S 385-3120 A Manly Fit Too Mrs. Gush--That dress is the most perfect fit I have ever seen. Mrs. Chargit--Then you should have seen the one my husband had when he got the bill for it. S K Y L I N E ^out« 120 - i Mile Ea»t of McHenry Blfi wgsn WALKING , TAIL I MACON COUNTY DON'T MUCK AROUND 3 WITH A GREEN BERET'S MAMA! I c h r w 4 housebroken and good with children. 943-4229. A female Labrador looks purebread and is about 4 to 6 months old. She's all black and medium size. 568-6314. This German Shepherd mix female is 5 to 6 months, black, and good with children. Call 344-2730 after 5 or weekends. A young female is a Collie- Shepherd mix. She's tri-color and approximately 6 months old. 455-1433. This possible Whippet- Terrier mix male, 4 years old, is a good house dog. Shots will be given for adopter. 312-526- 3346. Three Collie-Australian Shepherd-Catahoula Hound puppies are available at 459- 3521. There are 2 males, 1 female. A Collie-Shepherd male, 2 years old, is an outside dog. His dog house and chain go to adopter. 459-0067 evenings. This Lab-English Setter female is all black and has curly hair. She loves children. Her age ~ 10 months. 385-8611. A female Poodle mix, standard size, is solid black. She is 7'/2 months old, very affectionate, and needs lots of attention. 459-4077 CATS FOR ADOPTION This neutered male young adult cat is trained to walk on a leash. He's gray with black stripes. 312-526-7953. A tan tiger male is 8 to 9 months old and litter trained. Call 459-3800 or 459-7854. His semi-long hair is copper color, and this male kitten has distemper shots and is housebroken. 312-639-2881. Mother and 1 kitten to be adopted separately. Mother is black and white; the female kitten is gray and white. Both are housebroken. 459-5564. A black and brown female Tabby has been spayed. She is a young adult. Onepaw and pad missing Call 312-381-3125 after 8 p.m. A male orange Tabby resembling "Morris" is possibly neutered. He loves children. 459-6837. This little black kitten can join a household with children and dogs. Call 385-4894. Very playful, a gray and white domestic female is a small cat. She is approximately 3 months old. 459-4029. Black and gray this female kitten is 8 weeks old, and is housebroken. Call 455-1074. A spayed female, young adult, will make a perfect house cat. She is housebroken, handsome and gentle, has all shots, and is black with a small white patch at throat. She has no front claws. 312-639-9713. FOUND Found: a white kitten, marked with black, sex unknown. She wore no collar and was found near Bush school in Johnsburg. 385-8058. Square Dance Group Opens New Season "Happy Days are Here Again" is the name of a familiar old tune. The Checkerboard Squares have changed the title to "Square Dance Days are Here Again", and are looking forward to another fine season of dancing. They would like to share their good times with all those non- square dancers in the area, and for this reason will be offering a free dance Saturday, Sept. 6, at Edgebrook school, McHenry, at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Members assure that non- «dancers will be doing simple square dancing the very first evening, while making new friends and having a wonderful time. This fine form of recreation is open to all couples. A series of lessons will be available CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY ' S ANSWER HHKHB ACROSS 1 I>ariat 6 Relax (2 wds.) 11 Sacred setting 12 Egg-shaped 13 Last long (3 wds.) 15 Actress Todd 16 Write 17 German city 20 Exasperate 23 "Toujours 25 Bowfin 26 Rome (2 wds.) 28 "Rule Britannia" composer 29 Squirrel monkey 30 Excavation 31 Papal crown 32 Bulgarian coin 33 Aunt (Sp.) 36 Perpetual (2 wds.) 41 Gather 42 Ancient Greek colony 43 Nervous 44 Actor Buchanan DOWN 1 Indian musical composition 2 North Carolina college 3 Expiation 4 Shoe shade 5 Canine utterance 6 "Two Women" Oscar winner 7 Divisible by 2 8 Hebrew , letter 9 Colorado Indian 10 Apiece 14 In force 18 Additional 19 Press for payment 20 Aping 21 Ceremony 22 Danny -- S Ni3 ± V N t i a I S 15 Sfc ~ 4T 24 23 Bound 24 Italian bell town 25 Maple genus 27 Grassland 31 Succinct 32 Minus 34 Dolphin genus 35 Seaweed derivative 36 -- Pendleton 37 Scotch uncle 38 -- Johnson 39 Never (Ger.) 40 Clay molding plate 32 16 29 i 12 27 42 44 25 JS 40 22 Hp THE JOHNSBURG RESCUE SQUAD IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT ITS 23RD BENEFIT DANCE WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. TO THE PEOPLE WHO DONATED AND HELPED TO MAKE IT A SUC- "^> CES WE THANK YOU. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE GOOD MERCHANTS OF THE MCH­ ENRY-JOHNSBURG AREA WHO DO­ NATED THE FINE DOOR PRIZES. THE MEMBERS OF THE SQUAD WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUN­ ITY TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO ALL OF YOU WHO MADE THE DANCE THE SUC- CES IT WAS. THANK YOU SINCERELY LEATHER Your Food Budget Need Suffer No Longer! French Fries & Cole Slaw with the purchase of any sandwich during table service hours. (5 p.m.-closing) BARON OF BEEF 3709 W. Elm St. McHenry starting Monday evening, Sept. 8, at Hilltop school in McHenry at 8 p.m. For further in­ formation call 385-3258. They Are "How do'you like my new boxing gloves?" "They're knock outs!" TICONDEROGA VETERANS James H. Morgan, Jr., Big "T" Veterans association, is seeking men and officers who served aboard the mighty aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Ticonderoga, particulary those of World War 2. Every man who served on this fine ship, he said, is entitled to join the group, for which the next annual reunion is scheduled in May at Ticonderoga, New York. In­ terested persons should contact him for more details, giving rate rank, the division or air group and years on board. They should write to James H. Morgan, Jr., Big "T" Veterans association, Waterside Lane, So. Berwick, Maine, 03908. Tight bodices are usually used with full skirts. ONE-STOP travel service r̂tm nTBVv-* AIRLINE and AMTRAK TICKETS While You Wait Amtrak Chain-O-Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. 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