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PAGE 14-PLAl NDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1972 HELPING PAWS We are happy to say we now have an office in Crystal Lake tn keep our files and answer phone calls The number to call when you want Helping Paws is 4IS5-0566. For lost and found only after office hours call 459- 8163. Donations may still be sent to Helping Paws P 0 Box 623. Algonquin. Ill 60102 If you have donations of dog or cat food call the office number. Hours at the office are Monday- Friday 10 to 12 and 1 to 3. Freckles, the beagle we had for adoption has found a very good home Also the black labrador that had been hit by a car has a new home now and is doing fine For adoption this week arc: All of these stray kittens are staying at 459-6325 A 10-month- old male tabby and a 9-month old female tiger . 6 month-old female calico kitten, a 5-month- old male golden and a 6-month old white male kitten, 3 year old female calico cat, 4 8-week old, very fluffy gray kittens and 2 gray and white tiger fluffy kittens There are still 3 6-week old part Siamese kittens Call McHenry Animal Hospital Monday-Sat. from 9 to 5. (385-0031) or 312-586-7474 for a 3 vear-old male pedigree Doberman Pinscher and a 5- year-old male small black labrador mix dog These dogs are housebroken and very playful A 4-month-old male Beagle mix stray is staying at 385-5849. He is tan and white and very well behaved This stray is staying at 385- 6095 He is a 3-to-5-month-old tan and black, very curly haired Spaniel mix He is housebroken. well trained, good with kids and friendly. A 1 -year-old female Shepherd mix is staying at 459-7118 She is short haired and blonde in color with a black mask Call 321-587-0488 between 5-9 or 459-0511 for information regarding several very young playful cuddly puppies, good looking grown dogs and lonesome mutts. An adult tri-colored female Beagle was seen being thrown out of a car. She is up for adoption at 658-7003. For information on a 2-year- old female Schnauzer call 459- 0511 Lost in the Walkup Woods area at 459-5057 an 11-month-old male black Labrador named Raufer Lost near the Crystal Lake Plaza is a 1-year-old male Malamute named Duke. He was wearing a choker collar and a green rabies tag Call 459- 3861 Lost from 675-2452 a 3-year- old male German Shepherd mix He had a choke collar and was dragging a chain Lost in the Griswold Lake area a 2-year-old male Pekingese named Stanley. Call 312-827-1670 if found Lost near the Garden Quarter in McHenry, al-year-old male sealpoint Siamese cat named Figgy Call 385-1313 before 5, ask for Terry, and 385-2855 after 5 Lost at 459-5384, a 2-year-old male cat He is part ocelot and tabby, and has a long tail, white stomach and is large \merica, Wake! The first cereal to be fort i f ied with eight essential vitamins hit the market a decade ago Mrs. Sharon Boxness brought her when'she signed up for an evening County college. Young Mother Signs For Spring College Classes Among the first students to sign up Monday, Jan 3, at McHenry County college for the spring semester was Mrs. Sharon Boxness, a young mother who brought her baby daughter along In a soft voice containing traces of a southern accent, Sharon said she plans to major in Police Science and she ex­ pects to earn a two-year degree from MCC. Why the interest in a subject like Police Science? Sharon's reply was, "I worked for the U.S. Secret Service as an ad­ ministrative aid, and it was very interesting, but I can't tell XCTIIIXIXIXIXIIEI Service News Navy Chief Petty Officer Anthony J. Weyland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Weyland of '3602 W Clover, McHenry, is a crew member of the destroyer USS Dupont, homeported at Norfolk, Va. In the fall his ship returned from a voyage in the Mediterranean in which it visited Gibraltar, Greece and Turkey while operating as a unit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. ir Each of your eyebrows has about 600 hairs. baby daughter, Heather, along class in psychology at McHenry you what we did. It's a secret, and you would have to work for them to find out." She added that this job had stimulated her interest in Police Science and law enforcement Originally from Washington, D C, Sharon started out as a legal secretary. Then she worked under U.S. Civil Ser­ vice for the National Security agency and the Department of the Air Force. It was in Washington that Sharon met and married Matthew Boxness, who was stationed at Boiling Air base. When he was discharged from the service, the>ytaoved to the Chicago area'ind Sharon worked for the / U.S. Secret Service in Chicago. About three years ago the family came to Cary, Mat­ thew's home town, where they have a house on the Fox river. With two young children - daughters Kim, 7, and Heather, 9 months - both parents still have managed to attend college at night. Sharon also conducts a typing service from her home. Matt, who works days, goes to DePaul two nights a week and on Saturdays. He expects to graduate in March. Sharon takes one evening course each semester at MCC on a night that Matt will be available to babysit. After he graduates, she plans to take more than one course during a semester. "There is no way I could have gone to college without MCC," Sharon says, "The college is helping the people of the community in so many dif­ ferent areas. It is an excellent opportunity for our youth, too, if they will just take advantage of it." Immediate Delivery Now on sale at the Home State Bank 1972 renewal license plates LOSE-OUT 1972 SAVINGS ' S\ 19 ILLINOIS 72 up to V3 OFF ; 'ON ALL OF OURJ • DECORATIONS • ORNAMENTS ~ • LIGHTS • DECOR •TREES BEN ARVIDSON & SONS Rte. 31 Between 0 Crystal Lake and McHenry o 3209 S. Rte. 31 Crystal Lake' < > 459-0660 V PASSENGER CAR RENEWAL ONLY! One Stop Pick Up. . . . t o s a v e t i m e b r i n g t h e application form fil led out (or we have forms in our License Dept.) and your 1971 identification card . . . you take your 1972 plates and identi fication card home with you . . . only one trip and no waiting for the mail Home State Bank of Crystal Lake 40 GRANT STREET 459-2000 HOURS: DAILY AND SAT 9 n 3 FRI EVE. G to NOT OPEN ON WEDNESDAY SAVE MORE at rtMRNSBff]> family centers -- r # •er' Ur Q f Prices Effect ive Whi le Quant i t ies Last SAY "CHARGE IT." WE HONOR MASTER AND BANK AMERICA CHARGE CARDS! JANUARY WEEKEND SPECIALS!! FRIDAY -- SATURDAY -- SUNDAY CONCENTRATED MEDICAL FORMULA Rinse Awaj| Q WHITE RAIN ' J SHAMPOO 7 oz. Reg. 44* Crystal clear, lotion or with lemon USTERINE \mvSJ$ IUSTERINC AilTlSEP^Y Mfgrs. *IU-S GERlW 2.00 "V MlLLlO^V Size CONTACX^ I Bad Breath. 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BLAZER & SKIRT SET Reg. 19.87 10.87 Reg. 17.87 8.87 Reg. 11.87 7.74 TOBAGGAN SALE ADIRONDACK TOBAGGANS 6 FT. REG. 23.97 -- NOW 77.96 7 FT. REG. 26.34 -- NOW 19.96 8 FT. REG. 28.86 - NOW 21.96 )