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A HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.^feox 205 • Crystal lake. Illinois 60014 •(•15) 459-2641 By istell* Atwell Present 'Any Wednesday' Foxfire Productions will present the delightful, romantic ' comedy, "Any Wednesday" for two weekends in November at T.C. Spirit's Cookery & Pot Still (formerly Martinetti's) at 63% Northwest highway In Crystal Lake. t Having enjoyed an extended run at Crescent Bay Landing, for mid-week matinee per­ formances, the entire cast of "Any Wednesday" is excited about performing on Nov. 10, U, 17 and 18 in Crystal Lake. According to talented area resident, Sandra Smith, who is featured in the play, "This Crystal Lake engagement will give many people an op­ portunity to see a Foxfire show who cannot find time to visit us during their busy work-week". Millionnaire John is played by Michael Bailey, his wife, Dorothy, is played by Sandra Smith, the mistress, Ellen, by Yvonne Alton of McHenry and the rival for her affections by Reynold Smith. For information or dinner- theatre reservations, write Foxfire Productions, 219 Lincoln avenue,) Fox River Grove, 111., 60021. Income Questionnaire To Veteran Pensioners Interested In adopting a new kitten, older cat, puppy or dog? Call the Helping Paws office at 81S-459-2641 or Animal Control In Woodstock at 815-338-7040 for information about cats and dogs now available for immediate adoption. PHOTO BY "BERTIE'S EYE PHOTOGRAPHY" By Estelle Atwell Estelle Atwell is on vacation and her column will resume in two weeks Attention: boys and girls between the age of 4 and 19. who would like to show their cats and kittens in the Morris Memorial Cat show, to be held on Nov. 11, at the Crystal Point mall from 1 to 3 p.m. Registration blanks giving complete information are available at local merchants and at the Helping Paws office located at 465 Virginia street in Crystal Lake. All contestants must be at the registration booth no later than 12:45 and no earlier than 12:30 the day of the show There are five categories to enter Age categories are 4 to 7, 8 to 12 and teenagers, 13 to 19. Each contestant may enter as many of the catagories as he wishes within his or her own age ring. A small fee is required for each entry in each category. If unable to secure a registration blank, please call the Helping Paws office at 815 459 2641 Come join in the fun! DOGS FOR ADOPTION Fees for all dog adoptions include the cost of spay or neuter surgery by a vet of our choice or a deduction from the original cost of surgery by a vet of your choice 2 Terrier-Beagle, both male, 8 weeks, 1 med brown and black, 1 tri-color. 455-2670. Afghan, female, I yr., white on chest and paws 338-7132 Benji-type. male, 4 months, grayish brown 312 658-7666 Possible Spaniel-collie mix, female, 4 months, reddish brown and white markings 312 658 7666 Beagle-Shepherd mix. male, young adult, tan legs and face, droopy ears. 312 658-8594. Schnauzer mix, female, 2 years, black, 568-7884 Chesapeake Chinook Mix, female. 6 months, tan and sandy shade 943-6089 Poodle-Chihuahua Mix, female, 7 months, apricot spots on body, white background, shots 943-6552. Border Collie Mix, male, 3 years, black with brown and white accents, housebroken, all shots 385-2756 Sheepdog-Lab mix, male, 4 months, black and white, housebroken. 455-3567. Collie-Lab mix, female, black and white, 2 years, housebroken, 344-1102. Shepherd-Setter Mix, 2 pups, 7 weeks, black 568-7322. Poodle-Terrier Mix, male, 10 months, black and white, housebroken, all shots 338- 2239. Collie-Lab Mix. 7 weeks. 1 male, 3 female, good with children. 338-7696. Golden Retriever-Samoyed Mix, neutered male, 15 months, shots. 312 658-8518. Border Collie Mix, neutered male, 4 years, housebroken, shots. 943-6913. CATS FOR ADOPTION Adoption fees for all cats include the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of our choice or a deduction from the cost of the surgery from a vet or your choice. 3 Kittens, 6 weeks, 1 gray & white, 1 tan and white, 1 tiger. 459-0635 or 459-6523 Persian mix, neutered male, 2 years, white with beige spots, declawed 459-9342. Siamese Mix, male, 1M> years, black, 385-7528. 5 kittens, 6 weeks, 3 female, 2 male, 3 white and black, 1 black with white, 1 black and gray tiger 312 658-7324. FOUND DOGS German Shorthair Terrier, female. 1 year, white with liver spots, leather collar. 385-0825. Terrier-Chihauhau, male. 4 James R. Washburn, director, Department of Veterans Affairs, has an­ nounced that all persons receiving pension benefits from the Veterans administration will receive an income questionnaire card enclosed with their Nov. l check. The card must be completed and returned to the address marked on the card prior to Dec. 31. Failure to complete this card will result in termination of benefits for 1979. In the past children and persons over age 72, who have been receiving the benefit, for two consecutive years did not receive this annual question­ naire, however, this year this does not hold true. All pen­ sioners (children and persons over age 72) will receive this questionnaire. Pensioners who have their checks directly deposited in their banks will receive the card at their home address. Director Washburn em- months, tan, brown and white. 385-4260. Lab or Setter Mix, female, 5 months, solid reddish gold, skinny. 385-2585. LOST DOGS White Spitz, female, 2 years, red plastic collar and flea collar. 385-2268. phasizes the importance of completion of the annual questionnaire cards and urges all pensioners to contact their local Department of Veterans Affairs office for assistance in completing the card properly and returning same to the Veterans Administration before Dec. 31 to eliminate termination of this benefit. • * • • Going to church adds something to living which distinguishes it from sur­ viving. WHAT S NEW Night light for bicycles -- fluorescent bulb shines 360 degrees and is visible quar­ ter mile or more. Rear wheel powers 12-vol t generator. Bulb shielded from weather by plastic tube. W1 m m HI 1 ft THURS., FRI., SAT., ft SUN. - NOV. 9, 10, 11, ft 12 Premier showing of John Deere Snowmobiles and Beautiful Bodyguards™ Clothing •DOOR PRIZES •REFRESHMENTS •FACTORY SPONSORED SERVICE CLINIC AND MOVIES FOR SNOWMOBILERS THURSDAY AT 7:00 PM! 2103 RTE. 120 MCHENRY 385-0434 ^LIMITED TIME ONLYj : save your : • carpet • All Day Or Overnight Rental • Steame**gets the dirt other • methods don't reach' • • Removes old shampoo" B • Carpet dries quickly' Do it yourself • and save! S Rentftthe pi Mm pro <S) rram&t: carpet cleaner SHAMROCK 5 CLEANERS McHenry Market Place • Rte. 120, McHenry, IL J 815-385-1944 f i r c $ t o n e gets you set for winter driving PACKAQE DEAL lit 1 * 1 Wi­ «7« 13 • •i S «T tt to «7»1) M B •1 *1 C7011 •4 N 12 07 • 4*14 M 100 •2 13 C7» U IN 10* •2oe 07» 14 111 111 •2 22 I7»14 , 111 11» •2 JO 14 11* 121 •2 44 07«14 J 11« IB 12 <2 H7tl4 IB IB •2 •! 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Montini is not scheduling its parents into one of the two days; parents may come at the more convenient time Parents who cannot meet the times at all are asked to call the school for a more convenient time. Parent-Teacher conferences are extremely important to the school and to the students so all parents are urged to attend and to keep Montini's past record of from 90 to 95 percent at­ tendance. #; SENIOR CITIZEN S CORNER-HELPFUL IDEAS FOR SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT SCENE FROM SHOW-Members of the cast, Lillian Allen as Karen Nash and Peter Trace of Ringwood, as the Bellhop, rehearse a scene from the American Repertory Theatre systems' dinner-theatre production of "PLAZA SUITE" directed by, Barbara D. Miller. "Plaza Suite" will be presented at Andre's Steak House, 11106 U.S. 12, Richmond. Opening Nov. 3 it runs weekends through Nov. 19. Dinner-theatre Friday and Saturday is at 6 p.m., Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Reservations should be made by calling 678-2671. (Photo by Michael Erickson) Gem-Mineral Society Hears Meteorite Expert The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet at 7:30p.m Wednesday, Nov. 8, at the Lake Villa Township hall, corner of Grand avenue and Fairfield road A very educational program on the "Identification of Meteorites" will be presented by Paul Sitiera, director of the Center for Meteorites and Planetary Studies at William Eye Care Cataracts head the list of eye disorders and are particularly related to elder persons Some medical experts claim that if we "live long enough." most of us will develop cataract Cataract is an opacity, or clouding, of the eye's lens which blocks the passage of light needed for vision Its underlying cause has yet to be determined Symptoms include spots, ghost images, the impression of a skim over the eyes, trouble with lights or a milky spot in the normally black pupil of the eye Simple surgery, entailing a safe operation, normally results in vision restoration Statistics show success in more than 95 out of 100 cases Surgery can be performed when the person feels that the degree of vision loss caused by the cataract is interfering with his normal life activities Eye surgeons remove the clouded lens and most patients return home within five days Ul­ timately, cataract patients must have a replacement for the clouded lens. Ophthalmologists prescribe either a set of special cataract eyeglasses, or, contact lenses Rainey Harper college. He will also explain how a $100 reward can be earned The public is invited Refreshments will be served Fifteen graham crackers crushed will make 1 cup of fine crumbs. When it's time to prepare the evening meal, toddlers can be entertained with various sizes and colors of plastic containers and lids. This gives them a feeling of being a part of kitchen activity. REPLACE IT NOW! 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