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PAGE 16-PLAINDEALER-FRIPAY, JULY 28. 1972 HELPING PAWS The above picture is of a lVi- year-old (larger part Spaniel) female, black, housebroken, distemper shots, alnd Very gentle. She would be a lovely addition to fbur home, call 658- 7666. Ahead of you is a little blue car. He slows down in the middle of a highway, thinking you will pass. You see the car door open and out comes a mother dog and some puppies. The caraheadspeadsoffatsuch a fast speed and your heart breaks as the mother dog runs barking after the car. Then you are faced with the question of "..should I take her home or not...will she bite me..I bet it will cost me a lot to board her. .1 don't want to get in­ volved..maybe I should have taken down their license number..". Chances are that if you care about animals you will take in this stray temporarily; otherwise you might drive on. Here you and your friends were talking about animals yesterday, and how some kid came around collecting for an animal shelter, putting the "bite" on you again. But you and your friends agree the animal problem in McHenry county is not that bad and you really don't know what an animal shelter is needed for. Well, my friend, you are so wrong! An animal shelter is very much need in McHenry county. After all we are talking about quite a few miles of territory. It is a shelter's job to help this mother dog and her pups, hopefully before she is hurt or before she hurts someone out of confusion, desperation or hunger. It is a shelter's job to find her a home or if necessary to put her to sleep. There are thousands of homeless dogs and cats either dropped off or sometimes left as a bonus at the house they are leaving. These people have no ' REAL care or love for animals, they can't have much feeling to let an animal suffer this way. There are cruelty cases in which a shelter will cooperate with the county in saving the animal and prosecuting the guilty party. These reasons and hundreds more are our reasons at HELPING PAWS for trying to earn enough money for a shelter for homeless animals. Men, women and even children put in much time and trouble raising money and working in the office, anything to aid the homeless animals and to, in turn, aid society. This next month the McHenry County Fair will be held in Woodstock (August 2-6). There will be many items on sale for all the family. Please show your support by either buying one of our cute items or perhaps signing up to work in cooperation with Helping Paws. AVAILABLE STRAYS "Princess" is a Poodle mix with docked tail, she is medium sized (slightly larger than miniature) black shaggy fur with white on chest and paws. She is completely housebroken, will let a child crawl all over her. She loves children and people in general, very good natured. Call 385-4894. At 338-0132, there are two part Doberman puppies and other strays available. A Whippet male, two years old, brindle and white, quiet and very well behaved, is at 459-9426. At 459-9426 are five mixed breed puppies, males * 10 weeks, buff, black and tri- colored; also 1 part Spaniel mix, beige and white, 8 week old puppy. At 815-943-6673 is a Fox Terrier mix female, 8 months old, black with white on chest, good watchdog. A Chihuahua male, adult, black and white, housebroken, all shots, good with older kids, "Martini", 658-5793. J At 385-1754 are Border Q611ie- Lab mix puppies, (3) 6 weeks old, 1 small black male, 1 larger black female, 1 tri- colored female. At 658-7666 are 2 male, black, 3Vfe month old puppies, bobbed tails, possibly part Lab.; will be good sized dogs when fully grown. Also at the above number, 658-7666, are 3, 6 week old part Collie puppies and a tiny male Chihuahua pup. ABANDONED DOG Some non-caring people left behind a very well, very smart and good behaving dog. She is a Shepherd-Collie mix, about 6 months old and she behaves very well with children. Call 312-526-8767. HOME OWNED DOGS At 459-7155, a German Shepherd male, 5 years, good with children, housebroken, shots. At 385-2989 Lab. Terrier, medium size, female, black, 10 months, distemper shots, good with children. At 385-8690, two black masked Afghans, male, 1 year old purebred, silver cream with Mack faces, have lived in kennel. At 312-587-7004,6 mixed breed puppies, will be small to medium size, 5 weeks old, 1 golden brown, 2 almost white, 3 black, looks like Fox Terriers. At 459-8791 German Shorthair Pointer, purebred, spayed female, 11 years old, very lively for her age, raised outdoors for hunting, good with children, good watch dog. Toy Collie female, 2 years, tri-colored, housebroken, good with children, shots, dog may be seen after 6:30 p.m. only, 312-526-7290. Springer Spaniel, purebred, 4 years, tan and white, housebroken, good with children, all shots, male, 338- 3529. 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Tidy a leader for 22 years also offers quality carpets and service from the following brands : • Karastan • Rerven • Mohawk • Lees • Alexander Smith • Bigelow •Coronet • Monticeilo • Masland • Mand • Monarch • Trend • Evans & Black • Armstrong • Jorges •.Royalweve • Ozite • Laurelcrest • World • Viking • Burlington Industries . . . a n d m a n y , m a n y m o i e ! TIDY CARPETS & RUGS STORE HOURS: M0N., THURS..FRI. 8-9; TUES.,WED.,SAT. 8-5; SUN. 12-5 200 WASHINGTON (JUNC.RTS.120 & BUS. 14) WOODSTOCK,ILL. (815)338-1000 At 459-6247, Springer Spaniel male, black and white, 7 years, housebroken, good with children, shots. At 459-8569 2 month old male, Lab-Shepherd mix, black. NO FOUND DOGS REPOR­ TED LOST DOGS At 385-7841, Pointer Setter, male, 2 years, shaggy auburn coat, medium size, wearing red collar and rabies tags. At 653-6526 Schnauzer, miniature, salt and pepper, 10 years old, male, wearing red collar when lost. At 312-639-7841 Pomeranian, \Vz years, neutered male, Mack, brown and beige, had rabies and license from McHenry, lost between Fox River Grove and Barrington, July 20. At 459-5267, English Sheep­ dog, female, 2 years, full grown, grey, black and white, lo6t July 18 in Country Woods, rabies shots, from Schaum- burg. AVAILABLE CATS At 459-6325: Simba, neutered male, long haired golden cat; "Marty", neutered male, grey and white feet; 5 black and white kittens; 2 grey and white kittens; 2 calico kittens; 2 all gray kittens; 1 black tiger kitten; 1 golden and 2 buff. At 459-0511: 12 week old all black female, short, sleek fur, loves to talk and sit on laps; 2-5 week old kittens, calico female and charcoal grey male, both still have blue eyes, have been bottle ifed since about 2 weeks i-long fur. 7666: as of June 19: 1 black long haired male; 1 black female, 8 weeks old; 1 long haired gray male, 8 weeks old; 1 grey stripe female, 5 weeks old, very small. At 459-9426: tiger stripe male, 8 weeks, "Tarzan"; calico female, 7 weeks, "Mouse", miniature size kitten; all white with black nose and tail, 7 weeks, "Smudge"; white calico female, young adult, very calm and gentle; young orange and white tiger male, 459-6018. Eight week old black kittens, male and female, 658-8832. HOME OWNED CATS 4 kittens, 2 male, 2 female, 3 white, 1 black, 7 weeks old, 312- 697-0521. 1 kitten, gray with white markings, 6 weeks, male (9-5) ask for Mary Beth at 459-2776. LOST CATS Calico kitten, 4-5 months female, long hair, lost July 10, 459-7385. White male cat, 9 months old, lost in Crystal Lake, 459-5511. Sealpoint Siamese, spayed female, declawed, 4 years, 459- 9199 FOUND CATS Black female with newborn kittens, has green eyes, friendly, short hair, 312-497- 3121. At 455-0380, Sealpoint Siamese, very dark declawed neutered male, found in Crystal Lake. At 459-0500, gold and white tiger stripe male, with blue collar. Twice Told Tales Thought and labor are keys that unlock most doors. A hillbilly is a chap, who, when he's barefoot, isn't necessarily on his way to or from bed. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 4,1932) Everett Hunter president and treasurer of the Everett Hunter Boat company of McHenry who attributed much of the success of his business during these two years to the widening territory of trade. Mr. Hunter, Sr., who died in Feb. 1930, learned his boat building in the shipyards of Hull, England. He founded the Hunter Boat company in Chicago in 1889 and eleven years 'later he moved to McHenry in the center of the lake region. His son, who is now president and treasurer of the business, first began working in the plant, nineteen years ago and has been in control of the business for the past six years. A picnic and family reunion was held in the woods of Nick Weingart, east of McHenry, July 31. There were seventy- five present. Howard Culver has pur­ chased the Parr barber shop on Green street. Mr. Culver had been proprietor of the Lake barber shop at Crystal Lake for several years, took over the Parr shop this week and is ready for business. Mr. and Mrs. Culver will live in the building also. Hamilton Parr has gone to Volo, where he has opened a barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. George Justen are at Almena, Wis., for a two weeks vacation. McHenry County 4-H club boys and girls will hold their annual 4-H club Achievement Day program at Harvard community high school Aug. 11. The winners from this show will have expenses paid to Camp Watomatcheck in 1933. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 7, 1947) As authorized by favorable returns of an election held last week, the Emerald Park school building will be disposed of at a public sale, Aug. 29. More college openings for veterans will be available this fall than at any time in the past two years. During the summer, forty-nine institutions reported an enrollment of 59,128 students. Of this number 36,367 were veterans. Mrs. Mary Molinelli, 68, a resident of Spring Grove, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Aug. 2. Aug. 7 is the day of the flower and garden show which is being held in the grade school gymnasium. Flames, which resulted from an undetermined origin in the main barn at Frank Howard's Hickory Creek Farm at Mc- Cullom Lake on Wednesday morning of this week, leveled the newly remodelled structure "to the ground. Miss Jean Derrick, who arrived in the United States from England three weeks ago to become the bride of Robert Adams some time in August, was honored at a bridal shower in Elgin one evening. The former Nett garage building in Spring Grove now owned by Paul Weber is being remodelled for a motion picture theatre. Miss Doris Franks of Chicago will manage the theatre. The showing of first class pictures will be in operation several nights a week. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 9, 1962) Mrs. Augusta Lomblad, 54, a resident of the Island Lake area, became the community's latest traffic fatality on the evening of Aug. 1 when she died itrMcHenry hospital of injuries sustained in a two car crash. A group of nine visiting teachers from the Federal Republic of Germany, one erf the technologically and scientifically most advanced countries in the world, toured the educational Data Services Center of Science Research Associates last Friday and marvelled at the technological development familiar to most American school children but as yet unknown in Germany. Pretty, dark haired Miss Anne Lundborg of Wonder Lake became the bride of Mr. David B. Heuvelman of Springcroft farms, Richmond, Aug. 4, at Christ the King church. Nels P. Bolin, River road, McHenry, is celebrating his thirty-fifth anniversary at Automatic Electric company, Northlake. Bolin, a welder, specialized in this field throughout his career with the telephone manufacturing company. Automatic Electric company is a subsidiary of General Telephone and Electronics Corporation. Former State Senator and Mrs. Robert McClory of Bluff became grandparents a second time July 30 when their daughter, Beatrice Etienne, and her husband, Donald Etienne of Zurich, Switzerland, welcomed a son. Mr. Etienne is a Swiss lawyer. PERSONALS Dan Lawler of Key Largo, Fla., is spending some time with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, who took him sightseeing to Washington Island and Maiden Lake, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Glawe of Rantoul were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klapperich. Mr. and Mrs. • George E. Johnson, daughter, Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson and daughter, Chris, of Arlington Heights were Sunday visitors in the George Johnson home. Mrs. Rose Berkley en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berkley and Mrs. Chris Jobs of Mount Prospect, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan have just returned from a week's visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Welch in Grand Haven, Mich. Mrs. Carol Merkt and mother, Mrs. Alma Riggs, of Salem, Wis., were Saturday visitors in the Fred Bienapfl home. Mrs. Ellen Wende spent the past week in the home of her son, James Kelly, in Sparta and her granddaughter, Sharon Nelson, in LaCrosse, Wis. I I Stop Bugs % \ The Lawn Insect*** tortNtoansBu**. with Bug Out®, the lawn beautifier that kills sod webworms and chinch bugs (even without applying at a double rate). If moths are present in your lawn, sod webworms may be there, too. Get them with Bug Out! ' IUOWI NEW LOW PRICE • 2,500 sq. ft. Greenfield...ask somebody who knows! Elanco guarantees you will be satisfied with the perform­ ance of any Greenfield product, when used as directed, or your money back. 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