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I VULCE FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 13, 1933) With $11,000 of motor fuel tax money to be used for the payment of right-of- way on Route 00 from the Lake county line west to Route 01, south of Rich­ mond, tied up in the American National bank in Woodstock, prospects of the completion of this ioite this year seem thin at the present writing. The board of supervisors voted to give full power to the right-of-way committee to try and %• ; work out some solution to the problem. Gus Freund and Otto Adams have taken over the Math Freund im­ plement property on Pearl street and are already doing business under the name of Adams and Freund. In ad­ dition to the implement business, which they will carry on in much the same manner it was conducted by the former owner, they will also do automobile repairing, Mr. Adams being experienced in this work. 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 ADOPTIQN Doberman mix l year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, good with children, pets. 385-1019. Pointer-Labrador 7 month black male, shots. 338-8818. Labrador IMj year male, shots, housebroken, 344-4777. Brittany Spaniel 10 year female, shots, housebroken, spayed. 728-1935. 'Benji' 4 year female, shots, housebroken, spayed. 344-3261 after 5. German Shepherd mix 3 year male, shots, housebroken, neutered. 728- 1072. Terrier type 3 year male, shots, housebroken. 385-7256. Small Collie mix 3 year sable-white female, housebroken; 3 month red Setter-Lab male. 312-426-9502. German Shepherd-Maleumute 4 year female, shots, housebroken, neutered (dog house included.)459- 9554. Belgian Shepherd-Labrador l year, black medium large, long coat, shots, housebroken. 312-658-8684. Irish Setter-German Shepherd 1 year old. Shots. 459-2641. Labrador 11 month female, shots, housebroken.312-658-9465 German Shorthair 18 month male, shots, housebroken.338-8525. Collie-Shepherd 11 month female, housebroken. 459-6439. Australian Terrier 3 year male, shots, housebroken, neutered. Older children. 455-0855 after 5. Schnauzer 8 year female, shots, housebroken. 312-497-3007. Beagle -Terrier 1 year female, housebroken 4284843. Golden Labrador male, shots, housebroken. 459-6895. CATS FOR ADOPTION Rust Tiger 14 week short hair female, shots. 455-1256. Charcoal grey semi long hair 8 week female. 312-658-2484. Smoke grey 8 week female short hair, shots. 459-0635. Two 12 week medium grey semi long hair females, shots. 312-639-5142. Blaek and white 9 week short hair male, shots. 459-1348. Grey short hair 13 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 9 week kittens. 338-0132, 455-4999. Calico female 6 weeks, long hair. 459-6523. x Persian mix 2*£ year white-grey male, green eyes, shots, neutered. 459- 2346. Six adult cats: shots, spayed neutered. 312-639-6603. , Nine adult: spayed-neutered- declawed; one Manx with six toes. 312-6394670. > Light grey young adult short hair female, declawed, spayed (?) 312-639- 7129. Black-white 1 year short hair male, shots, neutered, declawed. 344-4443. Black long hair 8 month female, white chest, paws. 459-6463. Siamese 2 year male, neutered, declawed. 338-7593. Six 8 week kittens: semi long hair; black; grey; grey-white; tiger stripe. 312-658-5301. Five brown-black Tabby 9 weeks old. 385-9111. Siamese mix 8 month female, shots. 568-6797. Calico young adult semi long hair female; three white 7 week semi long hair kittens. 312-426-9502. Six females, 4-6 weeks short hair, assorted. 385-7368. Black adult long hair female, two 8 week black females. 459-5793. Three 9 week: black-black-grey, black-white simi long hair. 728-0333. Black 7 week short hair female, green eyes. 459-9025. LOST DOGS Collie, sable-white 7 year male, red collar, blind in one eye. Coventry. Seen on McHenry Avenue. 455-6278. Yorkshire Terrier 9 year female, black-brown long coat. Senior Citizens Center Crystal Lake. 455-0420 after 4:30. German Shepherd 1 year female, leather collar. Wonder Lake.385-4718. German Shorthair Pointer mix 8 year male, neutered. River Road McHenry. 312-6394660. Miniature Schnauzer 7 year female, shaggy coat, red collar. Covered Bridge Trail. 459-7265. Texas Blue Heeler, resembles Terrier 6 month female short hair. Gold-white McHenry-Crystal Lake Road. 385-1093. Poodle mix 4M> year male, shaggy coat, large eyes, nose, paws, curly tail. Fleming Road and Route 120 Woodstock. 338-0127. Black-white Shepherd-Husky mix 3 year female, chain collar. Pistakee Bay. 344-2662. Beagle type adult female short hair, brown leather collar, silver studs, Oak street. 455-451 I i J ! • % A l l b l l ' l - Schnauzer 1% year male; grey-buff. Wonder Lake. 815-728-1849. Russian Wolfhound adult male. Flowerwood. 459-2693 after 6. Mixed breed older female, brown- white -black. Hidden Lake Estates. 338-7890. Black Labrador adult male, choke chain. Coventry West 459-4937. Black Labrador young adult. Wonder Lake, East side. 728-0787, 344- 5212. Poodle-Yorkie black adult female. Wonder Lake. 653-9828. German Shepherd adult female, choke collar. Woodstock. 338-1970 FOUND CATS Dark grey Tiger 4 month short hair female. McHenry, Route 120.385-0243. 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 have pets for adoption. 815-338-7040. For information on Helping Paws lost, found and adoptions, call 459-2641. HELPING PAWS The McHenry County Fair will be Aug. 3 through Aug. 7th and Helping Paws would like our friends to visit our booth. We're in the same place as last year, and we will be selling a variety of items from our gift shop- 'something for everyone'! CNARUE AVOWED TOE DENTIST'S OFFICE LIKE THE HMK, NOW HE AVOIDS CNEWHW. 1 W\ YflfftAM KIEF TOM TEETH FOREVER. WITH A UTTU HELP -Hi T v , \ U The two main reasons why people like Charlie avoid the Dentist are fear and money. Here at ANTIOCH AND FOX LAKE DENTAL CENTERS, we remove your fears with experienced, personalized core, and friendly people. With our HELP-DENT PLAN, we can reduce the cost of your dental needs, from braces to dentures, And, if you have dental insurance, the HELP-DENT PLAN REDUCED YOUR CO-PAYMENT, SOMETIMES COMPLETELY. Call today. We are open weekdays, evenings and Saturdays. ANTIOCH DENTAL i 439 Lake Street P^MBxt to Ben Franklin) (312) 395-3250 lif FOX LAKE RENTAL CENTER BRLMNO 18 East Grand Avenue (just West of R.R. tracks) / ! : FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 15, 1943) An event worthy of much note but one so seldom observed in a small city, occurred when one of our local pastors, beloved by the entire com­ munity, celebrated the fortieth an­ niversary of his ordination to the priesthood. He was Msgr. Charles S. Nix, who has been pastor of St. Mary's parish in McHenry for the past 22 years. On July 11, he sang a high Mass of Thanksgiving for which the adult choir of St. Mary's sang the Mass. At the last meeting of the American Legion Robert Weidemann was presented with the Eagle Scout pin by' Paul Yanda. Robert leaves for Army service on Aug. 9. In a letter to the Plaindealer, Corp. Thomas F. Bolger writes about Fourth of July celebration at Camp Butner, N. Carolina. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 17,1958) The Rev. Eugene C. Baumhofer, pastor of St. Mary's parish in Pecatonica and formerly assistant at St. Mary's Catholic church in McHenry, has been appointed by Bishop Lores T. Lane as superin­ tendent of the new Central Catholic high school in Woodstock which serves the 13 parishes in McHenry county. Plans were disclosed recently for the new school, which will ac­ commodate 700 students. It will be erected on a 30-acre tract northeast of Woodstock and will be staffed by the Sisters of Holy Cross, presently teaching at St. Mary's. With some regret the Plaindealer staff saw the former Miller home, next door, torn down. We remember well the many delicious treats which came out of the Moritz-Miller kitchen when the two families were our neigh­ bors. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 18,1973) One of McHenry's most successful Marine Festival weeks came to a close Sunday night when the last drum corps marched onto McCracken field to be awarded its prize in competition. It marked the final in a series of events .which started the previous Sunday with water fights near the city beach. "" The DesPlaines Vanguards, in a majestic field program, claimed top rating with the judges with a score of 70.10. Hawaiian vocalist Bill Fuiava will be guest soloist when the McHenry stage band presents its sixth concert in the city park. , The Lions club of McHenry has joined clubs in Woodstock and Crystal Lake in sponsoring a Mobile 1 Glaucoma Screening unit, professionally staffed and operated by the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Coronary Club To Hear Doctor The McHenry Heart association is sponsoring a Coronary club for any interested individuals who have had a heart attack or heart surgery, angina, hypertension or other heart problem. The meeting will be held Thursday evening, July 21st at 7:30 p.m. at .McHenry County College. Future meetings will be held the third Thursday of each month at the same location. There are no dues required. Dr. Honeid Baxamusa, medical advisor to the McHenry hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation program, will be the featured speaker. The topic will be "Taking the Stress out of Stress Testing". A question and answer period will follow. There will be stress testing equipment displayed for demonstration. Support and education for persons with heart disease and for their families is the purpose of this group. For more information contact Kathy Spyrnal, R.N., M.S.N. Coronary club chairman, at (815)385- 9129 or contact the local heart association. 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