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-r» fnoi A HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205, Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 (815)459-2641 by Kathi Blake Attention Movie goers: The American Humane association in fes .iCalifornia rates all motion pictures according to how humanely the teiic<animaI actors' are treated. This year only "Conan, The Barbarian" was ^n rated unacceptable (it was, however, filmed in Spain), A rating of unac- feluo ceptable indicates outright cruelty to £j 2 animals during production. S jut The following films are rated ac- ceptable (American Humane on (it jr locati°n): Blade Runner, Endangered <0B. Species, One From the Heart, Pan- demonium. The Beastmaster. The Uov Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The W Jhing, White Dog, Yes, Giorgio. Hated • "believed acceptable" (American Humane not on location, j9(T;(but did screen and review script): ^13v Americana, Annie, Carnauba, Cold River, Excalibur, Humongous, Josiah, Tempest, The Gods Must Be rCrazy, The Great Adventure, The Road Warrior (Mad Max II), and Wrong is Right. All pet adoptions must be validated by" the signing of a contract, along % {S f with the adoption fee which includes n. 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 be*- Ufl adopted pet, and adoption fee, by a." !o ^C°^«ck. payable to Helping Paws DOGS FOR ADOPTION Ms u»..Shepherd mix, 3-month male, good Sbnstfith children and pets, 385-2247. tieri "Nine Setter-Pointer, 9-week pup­ pies, good with children and pets, 312 «*>Ji\«89.5416. Terrier mi*v 8-week male, medium ^8«*hair, small size when grown, 312 639- 5«6475. Schnauzer,. 7-year male, shots, tw* housebroken, good with pets and Vit children, 459-8262. Poodle-Terrier, 5-weeks, male, 815 728-0029. 'Poodle-Terrier, 4-year male, black, small, housebroken, good with pets, 385-2247. ,, Two male Afghan Hounds, 3-years- ' f old, shots, 455-1792. . . Labrador-Shepherd, 4-month, black female, 459-6617. Chihuahua mix adult female, housebroken, good with children and pets, 815-943-4219. f German Shepherd-Doberman- j Husky, 8-month male, 459-0198. • j Poodle, 6M»-year, apricot female, i snots, good with children and pets, 4$5-4459. ' Setter mix,lVfe-year male, black- tan-white, medium size, *12-06*^714. • Shepnerd-Collie, 6-week hiales, ck with white chest, 459-7148. _ *jerman Shepherd, 2-year female, Snots, housebroken, good with pets F~ aod children, 312 741-8996. j German Shortnair, 2-year female, Upshots, housebroken, good with I ^children and pets, 344-1511. IP Basset-Dachshund-Terrier puppies, weeks, 459-2641. Miniature Poodle, 7-year female, i j** silver, shots, housebroken, spayed, I ^good with pets and children 459-8815 J after 5:30 p.m. j Two female Labrador mix puppies, i 9-weeks, good with children and pets, 312 658-6501. L_ CATS FOR ADOPTION White, grey tip ears-tail, medium coat, 9-week male; grey tiger female, fast rolo ESSING DRIVE-IN FILM FILM DEVELOPING 1-year, spayed, shots, good with children and nets. 312-639-5142. 'Morris', long hair, 1-year male, neutered, shots, good with pets and children, 312-639-5142. Silver Tiger, 11-week female: three 5-week; black-white with sue toes; grey; tortoise, shots, good with children and pets, 459-0635. Two 4%'month, short hair; white- grey male; grey tiger female, shots, good with pets and children, 459-6523. Black tiger, short hair, 6-month male, shots, neutered, good with pets ipd children. 338-2573. Black short hair, 10-week male, shots, good with children and pets, 312 Four 5-weeks: two black, grey; gold, semi-long hair, 459-9342. Smoke grey, 8-month, long hair, male, good*with children and pets, 459-9342. Medium long hair, 17-week black male; young adult grey, short hair female, shots, good with pets and Children, 455-1256. Brown Tabby short hair, 4%-month male, shots, good with pets and children, 459-3946. Siamese, 8-year large male, neutered; 3^-month, white with black spot male; 1-year grey tiger with white, male, 338-0132, 459-6256. White with brown, 4-month male, shots, good with pets and children, 385-8263. Grey-black-white tabby female, spayed, shots, good with pets and Children, 459-7682. Orange-white medium long hair, 2- year male, shots, neutered, 385-8629. Three 10-week: two black:; grey tiger, 338-0374. Persian mix, two 4-month females; white; black-white, 459-6617. Three 11-week: two white with black; grey with white, 344-0402. Black-white-brown, medium long hair, 7-weeks, 312 639-6475. Two Siamese, 7-year, neutered male; 6-year spayed female, declawed, 815 648-2906. Two 3-month, short hair; black; grey tiger, 459-2610. Grey-black stripe young adult male, good with children and pets, 455-4705. Four 8-week, grey with white, semi- long hair, 312 639-8123. Two 11-week: brown tiger, short hair males, 312 658-4106. Four 10-week: black; three orange stripe, 455-3637 after 5 p.m. Three 7-week: orange-white, short hair, 312 639-3916. Brown-black tiger, plume tail, . young adult female, 459-7648. Five 6-week: four light tan, semi- long; one black-brown, spots, semi- long, 815 675-2506. Two 6-*ionth females: White, grey tiger, shots, 455-2637. LOST DOGS Toy Poodle, Mtyear, white male, beige leather collar, black flea collar, Route 176 and Second Street, Crystal Lake. 312-669-5533. Collie-Shepherd, lVfe-year, fawn color male, neutered, long hair, choke collar, Burton's Bridge area, 459-7700, extension 411 days, 455-0338 evenings. Border Collie, 1-year, reddish brown-white male, red collar, Mfc- Cullom Lake, 3850982. Collie female, sable-white,'Crystal Lake, 459-7536. Cocker Spaniel-Beagle, 6-month, female, tan with long white tipped tail, floppy ears, red nylon collar, white flea collar, Crystal Vista- Garden, 455-4527 (reward). FOUND DOGS Old English Sheepdog, young adult male, between Woodstock-Crystal Lake, Lucas road, 338-0486. Two dogs: Mixed adult female, orange with black stripe, black collar. Shepherd 9-month male, Surrey Lane, Coventry, 455-0067. Cockapoo adult male, black, dark brown collar, ID, rabies tag, Mc- Cullom Lake, 815 653-9626. Spaniel type, tan-white young adult female, light brown collar, Hillside, Crystal Lake, 455-1316. Golden Labrador --German Shepherd young adult male, long black-gold hair, Woodstock, Franklinville road, 338-4571 after 5:30 p.m. Black Labrador young adult, large male, Rose Farm road, Woodstock, 338-3400, 338-1015 evenings. FOUND CATS Siamese, Riverside and ' Pearl, McHenry, 385-0634. White with grey spots, six toes, short hair adult male, white flea collar, Ringwood-McHenry, 815-728- 1342. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They will not pick up a pet unless you wish. They also have pets for adoption. Call 338- 7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoption, call 459-2641. CPR Instruction Set In Johnsburg The Johnsburg Rescue squad will be offering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) classes to anyone or any organization in the community. These classes wil be held on the third Thursday of every other month, starting at 7 p.m. The next class will be Thursday, Oct. 21, at the Rescue squad building, 3611 N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry. Register by calling 385-2771 or 385- 6444 after 5 p.m. Enrollment is limited to the first 20 callers. There is no charge for these classes. Marian Names Director Of Religious Studies the Spiritual Activity council has been added to the structure of Marian. He will serve as the spiritual director of that council. It will be composed of a member from the faculty, the Religion^ Studies department, and the Student council. Sister Roselyn Yester willl serve on the council and also be the council's saeristan. Father Brantman states, "The purpose of the new council will be to foster within the Marian community those gospel and value-related ac­ tivities to which the school philosophy and the Catholic church at large is committed." Father sees the council as an important addition tr> Marian and plans to work with the council to- propiote a broader involvement in Christian activities. Father Brantman plans to visit all the Marian supporting parishes and to maintain contact with the pastors of those parishes. p In addition to his assignment at Marian, Father Brantman is the pastor of St. Patrick church in Har- "tland. "So long as you are secure, you will count many friends; if your life becomes clouded, you will be alone." Ovid The world's first physician known by name was the Egyptian Imhotep, who lived about 2700 B.C. Egyptians later worshipped him as the God of Healing. • IKm Mucn IS Your Building permits Building permits were recently issued by the McHenry County Department of Building and Zoning to: Opal Peebles, 2906 S. Riverside drive, McHenry, to construct a 3- bedroom residence at 1804 W. Parker St., McHenry. Nunda township. Robert Gardner, 4211W. Solon road, Solon Mills, to construct a machine shed in Richmond township. * FATHER THOMAS BRANTMAN Father Thomas E. Brantman is the new director of Regligious Studies and spiritual director and assistant principal at Marian Central in Woodstock. He comes to his position with administrative and teaching experience from various other diocesan schools. Father Brantman's background , includes a degree in Mortuary Science from Worsham college, Chicago, and he pursued a career in that area until he commenced his religious studies. In 1975 he was ordained after complet­ ing his studies at Pope John XXIII National seminary near Boston. Father Brantman has a Master's degree in Divinity and also in Education (supervision and ad­ ministration). He is a native of Mundelein and a graduate of DePaul academy. Father Brantman begins his new directorship intending to build on Marian's existing program. He is "concerned about investigating all aspects of the religious program - from classroom to student par­ ticipation at the parish level." 0 He views "the school as an ex­ tension of the parishes in a strict spiritual sense as well as in an educational sense." Father strongly feels that without parish and family support, Catholic schools will have great difficulties, but that with such support much can be accomplished in the area of faith. Father Brantman stated that toward the realization of this ideal. The shortest lived U.S. coin was the twenty-cent piece, issued regularly only in 1875 and 1876. They were too easily confused with quarters. The largest bat on earth is called a flying fox. Its wingspread ranges from two to five feet, and its hairy body may be as much as a foot long. The McHenry Plaindealer 3112 West Elm Street (USPS 3382-0000) Established 1375 McHenry. Illinois 60050 Phone 315-335-0170 Published Every Wednesday A Friday at McHenry. 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