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\ HELPING PAWS By: Ms. Julie Ann Boelter 815-653-6922 (Office Hours: Ityonday - Friday 10-12 and 1-3) 815-459- 2641 Please use the office hours above as our volunteers have homes and families to take care of and calls coming in are sometimes disturbing. Our volunteers cannot help you most of the time since the forms and books needed are in the cffice. We still need volunteers to do many assorted jobs for the fair. There will be a Helping Paws booth and we will sell many cute items. Please donate a few hours of your time, we will furnish the materials needed. If McHenry county WANTS the animal shelter as badly as it NEEDS it, we will all have to do our share. Please call me at 653-6922 to volunteer your time "SAVING PET AND FUR­ NITURE". Part 3 GETTING TO KNOW YOU The first day is more of a warming period, you meet on different surroundings. Like people, dogs thrive on com­ pliments spoken in a tender soft voice. So lay on the com­ pliments and petting for doing good things, no matter how small. If you have children, refrain from letting them hold the puppy too much, this might make her sick. You may feel silly but complimenting your puppy with tender words will JOHN KONITZER College Chemistry Instructor Will Address Conference At the invitation of Chicago section of the American Chemical society, John D. Konitzer, instructor of Chemistry at McHenry County college, will speak before the fifteenth annual Chicago Area Chemistry Teachers con­ ference Sunday, April 15. Konitzer will present the views of the community junior college on the subject, "Chemistry For All," at a luncheon and panel discussion regarding the directions chemistry education should take for the purpose of providing a well-informed citizenry. According to Konitzer, the study of chemistry should provide students with the knowledge they need to make intelligentdecisions on subjects involving chemistry as it af­ fects their lives. He says, "As we look around us, we become aware of the large part that chemical processes play in our daily activities. If we are to consider pollution problems, the establishment of a chemical industry, or the advantages of a new insecticide or fertilizer, we need to know and be able to understand the facts involved. Only then can we make rational, objective, and unemotional contributions to society." Other speakers at the con­ ference include Dr. Anna J. Harrison, professor of Chemistry at Mt. Holyole college and chairman of the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Education, who will present the views of the four-year schools; Dr. Herman J. Bloch, associate director of Research for Universal Oil Products, who will present the views of chemical industries; and Dr. Donald Ring, Science and Mathematics coordinator for Mt. Prospect high school, who will present the viewpoint of the high school chemistry in­ structor. The conference, which is open to all high school and college chemistry instructors in the Chicago area, will meet at the Diplomat Steak House, 5600 W. Fullerton, Chicago. Reservations can be made through the Chicago section, American Chemical Society, % E. Randolph, Chicago. make her want to repeat good tasks. When wrong behavior begins,speak harshly and stern with a "No" or "Bad Dog" A rolled newspaper lightly tapped ai the rump also provides the same message and will scare the dog more than hurting her. Just be sure to keep the ratio of praise 6-1, for the best results. Next Week: Part 4 GEE, IT'S LONELY HERE AVAILABLE DOGS Mostly Shepherd 568-7157; female 2 months old, dark brown (part Collie). Labrador puppies 338-0132; all female 6 weeks old, all gold or black. Black Setter Spaniel, 658- 7666; female, 1V2 years, smallish setter like. Collie Mix female 658-7666; about 15 months, black and white with touches of beige, housebroken, found in Crystal Lake. German Shepherd 338-0132; young female, black and tan, housebroken, loves children. Toy Collie male, 338-0132; also 6 months old Terrier Spaniel Mix. Shepherd Husky pup 459- 2641; female, 4 months old. Black Lab and Golden Retriever 385-0010 ; 4 months, male,partly housebroken,good with children. Bull Terrier mix 385-7996; 1 year, male, housebroken, (Hippy shots, fair with children, playful, needs to be with someone, gets lonely. Cocker Beagle pups, 385- 5646; 6weeks, 3 male, l female, 1 male is black and white, l male and female, black with white on nose and feet, 1 male brown and white. Dachshund mix 338-3228; male, 1 year old, housebroken, good with children. Springer Spaniel, 459-9064; female, 6 years old, housebroken, good with children, shots, spayed, black and white chest, she is used to living on a farm and will require space to run. LOST DOGS Mixed Breed 459-6559; altered male, black and white pointed ears, long feathered tail, "Skippy". Toy Poodle 459-3072; female, 10-11 years old, small black turning grey, "Topsy". Collie mix, 459-0287; female sable and white 7 years, collar and tags, "Lassie". FOUND DOGS Resembles Corgi, 312-669- 5625; brown and black with white legs and feet. Weimaraner 459-5964; male, 5 years old, grey, found in Richmond. Collie 459-0287; 7years, found wearing collar and tags, sable and white. AVAILABLE CATS Golden long haired, male, young adult, gentle. Grey and white with white paws, female, 5 months old, real cutie. Multi-colored female, under l year old, white chest and paws, tipped with gold, very pretty. Black and white with ocelot markings, female, 9 months old. Grey kitten female, 5 months old, shots. All abwe cats are at 459-6325 Tabby or white, 1 year old. male neutered and declawed 459-9159. At 338-6697, 2 cats, male and female i>/2 years old, front paws declawed, female is calico grey, male is yellow tiger striped. At 459-2917; 2 tiger striped, l black and white spotted, 6 weeks old. litter trained. LOST CATS Black and white male, neutered, 2 years old, fuzzy coat, named "Edgar", 459-8432. Solid gray male, l year old, small, short hair, walks with a Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 21, 1932) Miss Doris Dowell and Mr. Arthur Harris were united in marriage at Woodstock April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will reside on the Dick Thompson farm south of McHenry. Mrs. A.E. Nye and Mrs. Richard Overton were the joint recipients of a box of beautiful Florida flowers from Miss Rose Huemann who has been spending the winter at Millview, Fla. Mrs. Walter Fenske and Miss Pamela Rietesel of Chicago entertained at a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon in honor of their friend, Miss Leone Givens, who will be a bride of next month. Martin N. May, 60 years old, died at his home in McHenry April 20 after a long illness of heart trouble. A roaring farce in three acts will be presented by St. Mary's Dramatic club, under the limp "Mr. Spock", at 312-428- 2013. Smoky gray shaded female, 7 months, short hair named "Stormy", spayed, scar on stomach at 459-2405. iCLIP THIS COUPONj PHILLIPS LIQUOR STORES GUILD California BRANDY HALF GALLON 6 49 i i • • i • i i • SUNDAY ONLY - APRIL 16th I I McHENRY STORE ONLY j 4610 W. RTE. 120 ! 12 Bottle Limit • 1 Coupon Per Person • ! [oJp fHIS COUPON] J |PHONE 459-1939 ran•••••••• Hi•••• •••• •••• •• ••[•••• , i^gEESSSSSSEHBHMI BUILT ON YOUR LOT Anywhere In McHenry County 3 - 4 - 5 BEDROOM HOMES Excellent Financing MODELS AT GREEN OAKS IN CRYSTAL LAKE In Crystal Lake Take Route 14 To Crystal Lake Ave. Turn West To Green Oaks and Models $ FRETT auspices of St. Clara's Court, W.C.O.F. for the benefit of St. Mary's church in the com­ munity high school April 24. The cast of characters: Jack Webster, owner cf the Webster estate, Elmer Meyer; Reggie Manners, a young Englishman, Leo Meyer; Jim Jerkins courted for twenty years, Maurice Schreiner; Willis Clamp, the world eighth wonder, Herman Steffes; Sally Graham, Cyclone Sally, Mildred Gans, Jenny Thatcher, the object of Jim's persistence, Mrs. John Stilling; Ruth Thatcher, a peach Reggie would pick, Clarice Miller; Effie Verden, a cute little neighbor, Evelyn Karls and Vivian Vernon, the belle of Oedar Point, Marion Krause. There will be musical selec­ tions between the acts. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 24, 1947) The McHenry community high school's girls' chorus, under the direction of Miss Adele Froehlich, was awarded a coveted first place award for its performance at the nor­ theastern Illinois district contest in Higland Park April 19. As a result of having been awarded a first the girls chorus has earned the right to travel to Charleston on May 9 to enter the state finals for Class C schools. Miss Patricia Henn was pleasantly surprised on her birthday anniversary last week when twelve classmates called at the Henn-Duesler home near Johnsburg to honor her at a party. Ping Pong was played and later a delicious chicken supper was served. With twelve strike outs in seven innings Hugh Murphy, the Warriors pitcher, just missed a no hitter last Tuesday as the Warriors whipped Woodstock 5 to 0 on the Woodstock diamond. * The trustees d the Ring wood cemetery society are spon­ soring a benefit card party to be held May 1 at Mussy s hall The proceeds will be used for the upkeep of the cemetery Adolph Strnad, 70 years old, a retired Chicago fireman, was found dead in his lily Lake home, April 20, the victim cf a heart attack. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 26, 1962) The Charles Liebman home at Ridge road, McHenry, has been selected as the residence for one year of the foreign student who will come to McHenry next August as part PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIOAY, APRIL 14, 1972 Earth Week Observed At Area College cf the American Field Service program. "7 After a Cold bleak winter of long nights and short days, daylightsaving time takes over this weekend. The Frank Hudecek residence at West Shore drive, Lakeland Park, was almost completely destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon when flames of undetermined origin quickly swept through the building Richard B. Wheelock has been appointed a registered representative of York In­ vestment company, Chicago securities dealer, it was an­ nounced by John H. Moss, president. Wheelock has been identified with the securities business for years. He lives on N. Draper road and has an office near his home. Edward Mikosz, 48, of Highland Shores, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, April 24. He had been in poor health for many years. Airman I-C Dennis Conway of Anchorage, Alaska, is spending a month's furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conway. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... Earth Week at McHenry County college is being ob­ served April 17 through 22. Everyone is invited to attend various activities at the college throughout the week. Monday, Bike day for students who are close enough to ride bikes to the campus, for these too far away to ride bikes, there will be car pools so as to use as few automobiles for transportation as possible. T u e s d a y , W e d n e s d a y , Thursday - Between 11 a m and l p.m., seminars on the various aspects cf ecology. Saturday - Bicycle road rally Also throughout the entire w e e k , f i l m s o n E a r t h W e e k w i l l be shown at the college. A final schedule will be released next week. Golf Expert A golf professional , hired by a big department s tore to give golf lessons, was ap­ proached by two women. "Do you wish to learn to play golf , madam 9" he ask­ ed one of them. "Oh, no," she said, " i t ' s my fr iend here who wants to learn, 1 learned yesterday." WHAT OLDS AND BUICK CAN DO FOR YOUR DRIVING AND WHAT MITCHELL CAN DO TO KEEP YOU WITHIN YOUR BUDGET ON ANY NEW CAR!! '72 BUICK CENTURION CONVERTIBLE OLDS 88 COUPE RED MITCHELL e SELECTION... 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