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V IN HOSPITAL TRAINING - Ronald A. Cooker, R.N., assistant director of nursing at McHenry hospital (fourth from left), meets with one of the two groups of Elgin Community college students attending clashes twice weekly at McHenry Hospital. The hospital is a facility for clinical ex­ perience. Twenty students are in the program, learning all aspects of total patient care. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) HELPING PAWS by Carol Wilyat Helping Paws office is open Monday through Friday, 10-12 and 1-3; call 815-459-2641 to report lost and found animals and also to adopt an animal. We have many more animals listed in the office that cannot possibly be squeezed in this column and also a list of dogs and cats that were lost since January, 1971. One of the many lessons your puppy should learn is to come to you when called. Begin in the home a couple times a day or more. When a pup is as young as six weeks, you should begin by saying, "come" and coax him to you. When he comes, be very happy and praise him and let him wander about on his own and play for awhile before returning him to an enclosure as he may associate the word "come" with being locked up. Above all, be patient and make him enjoy the experience. Move farther away as the puppy progresses. When you can call him from another room and he responds, that's the time to try him outside. Pick a quiet, secluded spot at first and when he obeys always play with him and tell him he's a very good pup. Your next step is where there would be some distrac­ tion. If he begins to run away, get his attention and walk or run away from him. He will think it's a game and run after you. When he comes to you, don't scold because he didn't come immediately, but instead praise him. By teaching him to come to you, you may save him from being hit by a car or you may be nipping bad habits in the bud such as car chasing, or running after children or delivery men. One thing to always remember, never call him to you to scold or reprimand him, always go to him so as the command to come will always be pleasurable to him. The following pets are up for adoption this week (for a donation): There is a two year old Afraid you're going deaf? Chicago, 111.--A free offer of special interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltone. A non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone answering this advertisement. Try it to see how it is worn in the privacy of your own home without cost or obligation of any kind. It's yours to keep, free. It weighs less than a third of an ounce, and it's all at ear level, in one unit. No wires lead from body to head. These models are free, so we suggest you write for yours now. Again, we repeat, there is no cost, and certainly no obli gation. Write to Dept. 9810, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, 111. 60646. female Shepherd-Collie, brown and black with a white blaze on chest, housebroken and very well mannered and her seven week old female puppy, very cute and cuddly staying at 312- 658-7666. At 312-658-8330 after 4 p.m., are two German Shepherd mix puppies, seven months old, weaned and ready to go to a good home. A 1V2 year old male Shepherd mix, buff with a darker face and ears, gentle and possibly housebroken is at 312-658-7504. At 312-658-8174 is a three month old very sweet buff colored puppy. He has been wormed and has a distemper shot and will be a small dog when fully grown. A very nice female young adult Spaniel or Setter type dog, white with black spots, housebroken and so good with kids is at 312-438-2923. An eight week old all black male Labrador-Cocker Spaniel puppy that has been wormed and has had first distemper shot is at 312-526-2727. A very small male Terrier type pup, about six months old, housebroken and good with children is at 312-526-7875 in Island Lake. A female German Shepherd mix under one year old, reddish brown with a little white is at 815-459-5170. A five month old German Shepherd mix, brown with black muzzle, good with kids, wormed and has had a distemper shot is at 312-526- 3012. A purebred adult male Whippet, tan and white, gentle with kids, and housebroken is at 312-546-4702. An eight month old female purebred German Shepherd, black and tan, gentle and housebroken - should be a house dog only - is at 815-675-2401. Five part Boston Terrier puppies, red, white and some black and white that will be good sized dogs are at 815-385- 2603. Three 7 week old Border Collie-Labrador mix puppies, all black with white paws and tips of tails, wormed and are ready to go, at 815-385-1692. An eight month old curly haired black male Collie- Poodle pup who loves children is at 312-526-5062. A nine month old spayed female Collie mix, ap­ proximately 16" high, black and tan with white on chest, housebroken and all shots is at 815-653-7702. A very nice, affectionate orange and white neutered male cat is at 312-438-2923 in Lake Zurich. A one year old Sealpoint Siamese female needing special care, a four month old female kitten, black with rust patches and an eight month old long haired black and gray tiger kitty with white feet are at 815-385-1458. A five month old female calico kitten is also at this number. Two male gray tiger kittens, wormed and distemper shot are at 815-338-3821. A six month old spayed female kitten, black with a white face, chest and paws is staying at 815-459-8844. A six month old female calico kitten is at 815-385-6987. A six month old spayed female kitten, all black and very affectionate is at 312-438- 6257. A very nice male black and brown tiger cat is at 815-338- 26%. An orange and white male kitten is at 815-338-5119. A beautiful female Siamese cat that loves to sit on laps is at 815-459-8293. At 459-0511 is a very lovable tiny buff male kitty. A lovely little one year old Stephanie Gale Named Goodwill Donor Of Year Stephanie Gale, 5108 Hilltop^ drive, Wonder Lake, was named the Goodwill Industries donor of the year, according to A1 Soldwish, Community Relations .Director. Ms. Gale, was chosen by the disabled clients at Goodwill for several contributions of clothing and housewares during the past year. She was given a citation. In this area Goodwill has served some 4,500 disabled men and women since 1936. It is expected that nearly 500 clients will be served during 1973. In the 80 years that have followed the launching of the Goodwill idea, the program has grown to include 189 autonomous Goodwill In­ dustries in the United States. In addition, Goodwill stores are operating i#» nearly 1,200 additional cities. Each year Scout, school, club and com­ munity drives, spread its in­ fluence into approximately 10,000 more cities throughout the United States. declawed female cat, black and white, is at 815-385-5903. Found Dogs Found on Route 176, west of Burton's Bridge, a male miniature Poodle, about two years old, white with dark gray ears and wearing a red collar. Call 312-669-4525, Huntley. Found at 312-438-3214, a five month old black German Shepherd pup. Found on Hoby road near Woodstock at 815-338-4737, a black and tan male Shepherd (looks purebred) about \lk hears old. Available if not claimed. Lost Dogs Lost in Coventry, Crystal Lake, at 815-459-1818, a nine month old male Irish Setter. Lost in Barrington at 312-381- 2633, a seven year old beige and black female Shepherd-Collie mix. Lost near Piggly Wiggly in Woodstock at 815-338-0789, a male white toy Poodle. Lost in McCullom Lake at 815-385-3556, a one year old female part Labrador, black with some white on chest, brown on paws. Lost in Lakewood, Crystal Lake at 815-459-8750, a five month old small Collie mix female, black and white. Lost in Pistakee at 312-497- 4189, a two year old female purebred Collie, sable and white. Found Cats Found in McHenry at 815-385- 5323, an all black male short haired cat. Found at 815-459-6105, an eight month old male black long haired kitten. Lost Cats Lost at 815-459-0635, a 1% year old neutered male orange tiger cat answers to "Morris". Lost in Fox River Grove at 312-639-7614, a solid black male kitten, under one year old. Lost in July at 815-459-2189, a IV2 year old male orange striped cat^ 100K TO MARENGO FEDERAL FOR HIGHEST ALLOWABLE INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS ANNUAL RATE 6% per year 5 %% per year 5%% per year 5% % per year EFFECTIVE RATE COMPOUNDING 5% per year 24 to 60 month certificate 6.18% $5,000,00 minimum 12 month certificate 5.92% $1,000.00 minimum 3 month certificate 5.39% S1,000. OO minimum Golden Passbook 5.39% $500.00 minimum 90 day Notice Account Regular Passbook Savings 5.13% Earns from date in to date out INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY ON ALL ACCOUNTS PAYABLE QUARTERLY ON ALL ACCOUNTS SEE: MARENGO federal savings and loan association A $46,000,000 Mutual Association serving Northern Illinois sine* 1925 No Saver Has Ever Lost A Penny 200 East Grant Highway Phone 815-568-7258 Marengo Illinois Working on the theory that "people are our most important product," non-profit. Goodwill/ offers employment, job- training, work evaluation and rehabilitation to all types of physically and mentally handicapped persons. The Goodwill services to the handicapped are primarily supported by donations of repairable clothing and household articles. These materials are cleaned, repaired and renovated by disabled persons, then sold in Goodwill outlet stores, to provide jobs and income for handicapped workers. Financial support pays for additional vocational rehabilitation services and treatment. Set Recycling Projects For Three Cities Mckenry begins the first of its monthly paper drives on the last Saturday of this month,4 Feb. 24, at the Market Place parking lot. Only newspapers, corrugated cardboard, and magazines (each bundled separately) will be collected in McHenry. Sometime in the future the project may be expanded to include bottles and cans. The public will be advised when it is. Crystal Lake continues its recycling project on the third Saturday of this month, Feb. 17. On that day cans and glass can be taken to the Crystal Lake Shopping plaza. Newspapers will be collected on the same day at the Crystal Lake high school. If you have any PAGE 15-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1973 SERVICE NEWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE Navy Ensign Paul J. Gruebnau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gruebnau of 460 Bally road, McHenry, has reported for continued flight training at the Whiting Field Naval Air station, Milton, Fla. His training includes radio navigation, acrobatics, for­ mation and night flying in the single-engine, propeller-driven high performance "Trojan" trainer aircraft. Upon completion, he will go on to advanced training leading to his designation as a naval aviator. A1967 graduate of St. Patrick high school, Chicago, he is a 1972 graduate of Marquette university, Milwaukee. Navy Fireman Recruit James A. Stoffel, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stoffel of 2413 St. Francis Ave., McHenry, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training center in Orlando. questions regarding the Crystal Lake project, contact Lou Panning at 459-1204 after 5 p.m. The Woodstock recycling center at Calhoun and Seminary in Woodstock will accept bottles at any time you wish to take them there. Each month, different clubs in the McHenry area will be working with the McHenry County Defenders on the paper drive. February's workers are the Bull Valley Doers 4-H club. If there are any questions regarding the McHenry paper project, contact Mrs. Wm. (Alice) Howenstine. ACROSS 1. Sunder 4. French priest's title 8. Charac­ terize 11. Smack 12. Twine together 13 Wise 14. R.R. stop 15. Part of a record player 17. Zuider 18 . cotton 20. Artist's stand 22. Russian city 23 . De Laurentiis 24. Wyoming mountain range 26. Wait on (2 wds.) 29. Colored 31. Monster 32 Command 33. "Not guilty!" 34. Well now! 35. Clangor 37. Ancient 38. Machine part 40. Irish patriot, Patrick 42. Field 43. Supplication 44. Fat 45. Not me DOWN 1. Inlet 2. Ancient Peruvian '• Indian 3. Gazed 4. Stubborn person 5. Last dazzling effort (3 wds.) 6. Jewish delicacy 7. Fencing s sword '8. 36 Down, for example 9 Complete 10. Bazooka's relative 16 Lady-in- waiting id In fulL voice 21. 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