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¥ HELPING PAWS Rehearse For March Concert Some of the members of the MCC chorus are shown at practice for their Sunday, March 26 performance of Brahms Requiem, Opus 45. Left to right, first row, are Kerry Smith, Mary Adee, LaVern Dugger and Lillian Maeding; second row, Bob Baros, Edith Thacker and Viki Baca; third row, Bill Dysart, Virginia Zymonas and Mariel Proops; fourth row, John Gage and Scot Pahl. Ringwood News Girl Scouts Start Annual Cooky Sales Mrs. Judy Rich, a leader for Troop 88 of which the junior Scouts in Ringwood are members, announced that the girls will be soliciting sales for Girl Scout cookies. The girls benefit directly from cookie sales because part of the money received goes into their troop treasury for their activities. W.S.C.S. The Women's Society of Christian Service will hold its regular meeting on Wed­ nesday, March 8, in the home of Mrs. Mary Butler in McHenry. Dessert-coffee will be served at 12:30. Mrs. Willis Walker will present the program. NEW IN COMMUNITY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fore, with their 8-month old son, Bobby, have recently moved into the former Ben Walkington hdme. We extend a warm welcome to them. This past weekend was a busy one for the Brennan, Hepburn home as on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Case and Mrs. Case's mother all of Green Bay, Wis., stopped by to visit, and Mrs. Bertha Hanson of Wilmot, Wise., also stopped by. Webster Blackmon spent the day with his mother Sunday. Web is from Richmond. HAPPY BIRTHDAY We start the week with little Johnnie Schmalcs, Jr., celebrating his birthday on March 5 and on March 7 Clayton Bruce has his day and on the eighth Robert Leslie Low has his day. We would like to extend our best wishes to our good neigh­ bor and long lost (in Missouri that is) friends Bill and Mer­ cedes Hoffman on their an­ niversary, which they will celebrate March 6. We wish you the best. From all of us. Till next week - bye DOM'T LST THE CAR by Carol Wilyat We have pictured today, one of four beautiful Poodle mix puppies that are looking for a family that enjoys having a medium to large size pooch around. The puppies are three months old, are paper trained, have been wormed and have had a temporary distemper shot. Please call 459-0511 or 459- 8163 to see these friendly pups. We would like to remind you that a donation is required when adopting these pets which is used for food, veterinarian bills, kitty litter, etc^ Helping Paws' office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. We have many more animals listed with us. To obtairfinformation on pets not listed here, please call 815-455- 0566. Helping Paws rescued an 8 month old female Collie Husky mix pup, black, tipped with cream and tan with pretty stand-up ears. She is very friendly and c&n be reached at 658-7666. At 815-455-0566 or 459-0511, are two brown female puppies that resemble a Doberman. Although they are sisters, one will definitely be a small dog while the other more medium sized. At 658-4376 is a very friendly Coonhound mix female pup about eight months old, black with tan feet and stockings. She is an excellent outside dog. At 459-3521 are four 4V2 week old part Brittany Spaniel puppies. One is all black, one is black and tan and two are tri­ color, all males, beautifully marked. We have a 2Vi month old female Shepherd Husky mix puppy, silver, black and white up for adoption. She will be a large adult dog. In Marengo at 923-4369 is a 5-6 month old male German Shepherd black and tan with pretty stand up ears. He is very gentle and good with children. Helping Paws is caring for a 2-3 month old female Shepherd Malemute puppy, black, white and silver, very cute. Call 459- 0511 for more information. There is a 1-2 year old black male Cocker Spaniel staying with a family in Marengo that is good with children. Call 923 4369 if interested At 385-4968 is a 4 month old male Fox Terrier mix puppy. He is housebroken and very gentle. At 312-526-6175 are seven 5 week old terrier mix puppies, 5 male, 2 female, tri-colored, will be medium size when grown. At 385-6239 is an 8 week old female Shepherd-Whippit puppy, black and white with taffy on face, paper trained. In Wonder Lake at 653-9257 are nine six week old part Collie puppies, (tan and white) and (black and white), will be medium size. In Woodstock at 338-4326 is an 18 week old female Cockapoo Schnoodle, black and white, housebroken and loaves children. Also in Woodstock at 338-4326 is a one year old male Cockapoo Chihuahua with black short hair, is less than 15" at shoulder, housebroken and is good with children. A Helping Paws' gal at 459- 6325 has a variety of cats and kittens, all strays at all times. "Tag", an all black female 4 month old kitten is available by calling our office at 815-455- 0566. There are five 6 week old Sealpoint Siamese kittens available. Call our office 815- 455-0566 or 459-9426 if interested, At 385-8486 is a young adult long haired Calico female cat. At 526-2243 is a two year old, very small Sealpoint Siamese female cat. Lost "Ike", a 7 year old male Family Ice Capades Trip Set March 12 Some fifteen . persons are presently registered for the Lake Region YMCA bus trip to Chicago Stadium. The performance features, among others, H.R. Pufnstuff, brown Scotty type dog is lost. Reward offered. Call 815-653- 9200 if found. Lost at 459-6036 is a one year old female Cockapoo. She is charcoal with a white chest and paws named "Snoopy". Lost at 312-526-2133 is a 4V2 month old white Shepherd female pup, all white with brown inside her ears. Missing since February 6 is a three year old part Shepherd Collie female, black with a little brown. Call Cary 639-2657 if found. Lost at 385-0434 is a 9 month old purebred Shepherd, black and tan wearing collar and tags. Lost in Cary at 639-3695 is a 14 year old male Siamese cat. Lost at 459-6915 is a 7 month old female grey long haired tabby cat, has a white patch under chin. Found The following pets have been found and are available if not claimed. At 815-568-7040 is a two year old female chocolate brown Labrador, very friendly. At 459-6395 is a 7-8 month old male Welsh and Schnauzer mix dark brown puppy. At 658-8101 is a Collie Shepherd male about 18 months old, honey colored with black tippings wearing a choke collar. Found in Crystal Lake. Staying at 658-4376 in Algonquin after being in a car accident on Algonquin blacktop, is a 5 month old male Beagle type pup. He has a slightly injured paw but otherwise is fine. A four month old male Malemute, black and white was found. Call 459-9426 for more information. A beautiful female Sealpoint Siamese cat was found in Marengo and is being cared for at 459-0511 in Crystal Lake. A female Tabby cat about 4 months old, tri-colored is staying at 639-3232 in Cary after being found. PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, direct from T V., and Ruppert's Bears. Very colorful costumes adorn -most skaters. The charter bus which will take the families leaves Crystal Lake at 4:30 p.m. It will return at 11-11:30 p.m. There are approximately thirty-five first balcony tickets still available for families through the Lake Region YMCA. They can be secured along with bus ^fansportation at the Lake Region YMCA office, Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., and 9 a.m. - noon Saturday. MARCH 3, 1972 IN TANDEM - This Sunday, March 5, Norman and Sandra Dieti will appear at the McHenry high school West campus auditorium for one show, ft will begin at 7:30 p.m. TANDEM, as their program is called, consists of original short plays for two players. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Mr. Dietz' play, "Deus Ex Machinist," will be the highlight of the evening. 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