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PAGE 14-PLA ] ND E ALE R- Farm Plans For Workshop In Outdoor Education William Rash, staff naturalist at Pleasant Valley farm, says plans are now final for a special weekend workshop in outdoor environmental education. The workshop will bring together at the farm, key resource people and interested teachers, students and ad­ ministrators from all over northern Illinois for the l-FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1973 weekend beginning Friday evening, March 30. Pleasant Valley farm, the 480-acre camp and educational facility of the Community Renewal society, near Woodstock, has, under the leadership of Jim Mason, director, pioneered in the field of outdoor education. This weekend workshop is entitled "The New Exploration, The Regional Concept in En­ vironmental Education." The purpose of the workshop is for participants to develop conceptual perspectives in a i THINK ABOUT IT! 1 By BOB JUSTEN An atheist says there is no God because he has no God in his heart. He does not recognize God's pre­ sence because he has no sense of His presence. He responds to anti-God propaganda but refuses to listen to those who try to change his opinion. Simply put there are believers and non-believers. Only one can be right. The other must be mistaken. Both face an unpredictable future but both know there will be a natural course in life's termination. When this happens--for the sake of illustration--lets suppose the atheist is right. Lets suppose there is no God; lets suppose there will be no eventual confrontation with God. In that case, what has either the believer or the non-believer lost? The answer is obvious. Nothing. On the other hand, lets suppose there is a God; lets sup­ pose the believer and the non-believer both face an eventual confrontation with Him. In that case, what does the believer stand to gain, the non-believer stand to lose? Without presupposing the magnitude of God's mercy, or how He will exercise it, doesn't it seem logical the believer will lose less and gain more than the non-believer? Does this make sense? We think it does GEORGE R. JUSTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 3519 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. Phone 385- 2400. regional approach to en­ vironmental education by I) a pooling of resource people who will present different regional interpretations and who will help teachers, students and administrators in developing aids and activities in en­ vironmental education; 2) locating special points of in­ terest and inquiry in the Northeastern Illinois region and 3) previewing some available materials in the field. County Junior Defenders Seek New Members Last year the McHenry County Junior Defenders planted seven thousand seedlings in Crystal Lake. The Junior Defenders raised the money from a rummage sale. This year members are planning to do the same thing but on a smaller scale. Mature pin oaks and sugar maple trees are being considered and will be planted at Veteran Acres. They will also continue to maintain the seedlings planted last year. The Junior Defenders are seeking membership from children ages 9 to 14 years of age who are interested in this work. A general meeting is planned for April 1 at 1 p.m. at the Seda home, 4213 Barreville road, Crystal Lake. All suggestions will be welcomed at the meeting. The week of April 9-15 is Earth Week. On April 7, the Defenders plan to clean Crystal Creek. For further information call Jim Gordon at 459-7619. HELPING PAWS The following are a few of the questions most often asked a Helping Paws' volunteer: WHAT IS HELPING PAWS? It is a legally incorporated, not-for-profit animal welfare association. WHERE IS HELPING PAWS LOCATED? Our activities are centered in the McHenry county area, but many of our members live in Kane, Lake and Cook counties. WHAT DOES HELPING PAWS DO? Our primary concern is providing for the stray animals in the McHenry county area. We are as yet unsheltered, so the strays must be boarded with local veterinarians or kept at the homes of some of our volunteer workers. WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF THE ORGANIZATION? While providing for the immediate care of the stray animals within our area, we Anyone interested in joining this organization should write to McHenry County Junior Defenders, Box 603, Crystal Lake, 111. 60014. also attempt to create, through education, a public awareness of the vital need to reduce the excess animal population through spaying and neutering of cats and dogs. WHAT KIND OF HELP DOES HELPING PAWS NEED? We are very much in need of volunteer workers in many areas - we need office help, drivers, foster homes for animals and workers^ on all types of fund raising events. WILL FINANCIAL CON­ TRIBUTIONS HELP? Yes! Financial contributions, both large and small, are desperately needed. Funds over and above those needed for day to day operation (food and supplies bills, phone and office equipment, cost of boarding animals and medical bills) go into a shelter fund. HOW CAN I CONTRIBUTE? Membership donations are one of the best ways to con­ tribute to Helping Paws! Being a member, in no way obligates you to serve as a volunteer worker in any area of Helping Paws - it merely tells us we have your support for the work we are doing and it entitles you to receive our newsletter. Donations may be sent to Helping Paws, P.O. Box 264, Algonquin, Illinois, 60102. A membership application may be obtained by calling our of­ fice, Monday through Friday, 10-12 and 1-3 (815-459-2641). If you do not receive an answer during these hours, our volunteer was unable to be there. Please call again! The following pets are up for adoption this week for a donation: A one-year-old purebred male Irish Setter (60-70 pounds), good with kids and very friendly is at 815-459-0511. A four-month-old female German Shepherd mix, brown and tan markings and black face, housebroken and good with kids is at 312-658-7634. A one-year-old male German Shepherd mix, black with tan face and legs, good with children and a good watchdog is at 815-338-3982. A cute and whiskery three- month-old female Terrier mix, reddish black that will be iriedium size when fully grown is at 312-658-7666. A very quiet one-year-old female Labrador-Spaniel mix, all black, housebrokep, good with kids, medium size and has had an adult distemper shot is at 312-526-3012. A ten-month-old male Rat Terrier, black and^jwhite, housebroken, good with all shots and very playful neec a new home at 815-338-3121. In Harvard at 815-943-6941 is a IVfe-year-old male Shepherd Collie, black with brown, housebroken and good with kids - also needing a new home. A 6-8 week-old female black, gray and cream tiger kitten that has a very loud motor is at 815-459-3848. A six-month-old female kitten, black with orange streaks, housebroken and loves kids is at 815-385-6987. A fourteen-month-old spayed female Tortoiseshell cat, housebroken and distemper shot and also two spayed female calico kittens are at 312- 639-3739. A 6-7-month-old female Tortoiseshell and white (black, cinnamon and white) cat, housebroken, good with m m If SSR *y 1 1 c*»« M m i ;.\v &:•: CVA hv:< M 1 I JvXj !vX; M £.V.« I II I m ft •£:# y.y'm Iy.y M I i |$3 w. rVX* Jewel does more than youcl expect FOR DELICIOUS MEALS ON A BUDGET... Serve U.S.D.A. Grade "A" Chicken From Jewel! U.S.D.A. CHOICE 3718 W. Elm St. McHenry, Round Steak NEW STORE HOURS: Monday Thru Friday 8 A.M. till 11 PAD. Saturday 8 AM. till 9 P.M Sunday 9 A.M. till 7 P.M U S D A GRADE "A QUARTERED COUNTRY STYLE U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" QUARTERED COUNTRY STYLE RATH HICKORY SMOKED U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF TIP OR ROUND US0A CHOICE USuA U.S.D.A. 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PKG ALL VARIETIES I SWIFT'S - BROWN N SIRVI REG Sausage Links 9ff i or Patties --1 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU SUN., APR. 1, 1973 SAVE 10e ON AN 8 OZ OR 12 OZ PKG OF ALL MEAT OR PURE BEEF • Oscar Mayer Bologna |( ON ANY 1 LB PKG. OF OSCAR MAYER, JEWEL, ARMOUR CORN KING, OR HYGRAOE'S Meat Hot Dogs WITH THIS COUPON '4.79 !" WITH THIS COUPON GOLDEN RIPE Bananas ir 49' BAKED AMERICAN Country Manor Ham REG. *1.09 * LB ALL GREEN Asparagus LB HAWAIIAN - LARGE 5 SIZE Pineapple SUBURBAN STORES BAKED C V AO REG Imported Ham 18 1 L=9 AMERICAN _ _ ' Potato Salad 18 55 Available Only In Jewel Stores With Chef's Kitchen Shops! C REG EACH YOUR CHICAGO JEWEL STORES, IN COMPLI ANCE WITH A CHICAGO CITY ORDINANCE, NOW OfFER PINEAPPLE AT THEIR PRICE PER POUND YOU CAN BE ASSURED THAT THE PRICE PER POUND AND PRICE PER PINEAPPLE WILL OFFER ALL OUR SHOP PERS COMPARABLE VALUE jbuxH (J PASTI i 'J% IP# J FIESTA Coffee Cake mdmm BE SURE TO VISIT Jewel's Wine Corner AT THE Chicago Flower And Garden Show! cave 50 ̂ Ad d Garden Sho^ (SB •Jr J - » " 1 13Vi OZ PKG DELICIOUS Country Bread MARCH 24, APRIL I - McCORMICK PLACE COME SAMPLE AND PURCHASE Wines-Cheeses-Sausages 16 OZ LOAVES MHCIS WHCTIVl UNLESS OTHERWISE INOICATEO THURS MAR 20 THRU SUN . APR JEWEL STORES IN COOK LAKE OU RAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS CHERRY VALLEY French Style Green Beans 16 OZ. CAN CREAMETTES Elbow Macaroni IMPERIAL MOON Margarine OR Spaghetti 2 LB. PKG. Cheese 1 LB. PKG. REG. $1. REG. 23 REG. 43' KLO. 4<J' 4: i§! Ill children, shots is at 312-526- 6198. A twelve-week-old tabby female kitten, housebroken and good with kids is at 815-943-4393. Five 4-week-dld kittens, an all black male, two gray (male and ferfiale) calico female and a male black and white tiger stripe kitten are at 815-385-6912. Call and reserve one now! A1 Mi-year-old spayed female Persian cat, tri-color needs a new home in Lake Zurich at 312-438-7811. Also needing a new home is a two-year-old long haired female cat, white with some black, housebroken at 815-385-1619. LOST CATS Lost at 815-459-6523 is a five- year-old female black and white cat. FOUND CATS Found and available if not claimed at 815-459-9426, a young female about five-months-old, gray and white with a bushy tail. Found at 815-459-5681, a full grown male long haired black with some white cat. FOUND DOGS Found at 815-459-0511, a one- year-old purebred male Irish Setter (60-70 lbs.). \ LOST DOGS Lost in Woodstock at 815-338- 4411, a one-year-old male purebred German Shepherd, mostly black and tan, wearing a black leather collar when lost. Also lost in Woodstock at 815- 338-4737, a 1'4-year-old female Scotty-Chihuahua, chocolate brown, with a light tuft on the head. Lost from the Car- pentersville-Barrington Hills area at 312-428-5951, a three- year-old black and white male Toy Collie. Lost from Williams Park at 312-526-2409, a ten-week-old male Irish Setter. Lost at 815-459-8817, a two- year-old all white male Lhasa Apso. Legal Notice NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ) PETITION OF DR. ALAN J.) SMITHE, D.V.M., and VIC- ) TOR A. MILLER and FLOR-) ENCE M. MILLER, his wife,) FOR ISSUANCE OF CONDI- ) TIONAL USE PERMIT UNDER) THE PROVISIONS OF THE ) ZONING ORDINANCE OF Mc-) HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS. ) Public notice is hereby given that a hearing will Be held before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals concerning the following described premises: Of the North 2.00 acres of that part of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian which lies East of the Easterly right-of-way line of State Route 31 and which also lies South of the North 495 feet thereof in McHenry County. Illinois. The above-described real estate contains approximately two (2) acres and is located on the East side of Route 31, ap- Rroximately three (3) miles forth of McHenry and ap- Sroximately 500 feet South of ohnsburg Road and Route 31. Petitioners are requesting a variation under the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance which will permit the use of the above-described premises for the conduct of a small animal hospital and residence. The hearing will be held at the hour of 3:00 p.m. on the 25th day of April 1973, in the Municipal Hall of the City of McHenry, 1111 North Green Street, at which time and place those desiring to be heard may be present. Charles T. Smith, Chairman McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals Attorneys for Petitioners: Looze and Kinne 3431 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Telephone: 815-385-1580 (Pub. Mar. 30, 1973) Plan Detour On Rt. 120 Another detour along Illinois Route 120 will be put into effect next week. It will be in effect six to eight weeks, with work starting on or about April 2. In order to prepare for the next phase of construction for the proposed improvement along the highway, it will be necessary to close that route Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on March 23rd. A.D. 1973, a certificate was tiled in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as LYNN HALL & ASSOCIATES, located at 4602 Hilltop Drive, P.O. Box 269, Wonder Lake, 111. 60097. Dated this 23rd day of March, A.D. 1973. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk. (Published Mar. 30, Apr. 6 & 13, 1973) Legal Notice The Board of Education of McHenry Community High School District No. 156 will receive sealed bids on bread, ice cream and milk supplies for the 1973 - 74' school year until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, April 13, 1973. Bid Specifications may be obtained at the Board of Education office at 3926 W. Main Street, McHenry, Illinois. Michael R. Kelly Business Manager McHenry Community High School Dist. No. 156 (Pub. Mar. 30, 1973) Legal Notice The Boards of Education of School Districts 15 & 156 will receive bids on duplicator & mimeograph paper supplies until 10:00 A.M. on April 13, 1973, at the School District Business Office, 3926 W. Main St., McHenry. The Boards of Education reserve the right to reject any and-or all bids, waive any bid technicalities, r>nd award the bid in the best interests of the School Districts. Anna Mae Cuda Secretary, District 15 Edward J. Neumann, Jr. Secretary, District 156 (Pub. Mar. 30, 1973) east of Ringwood road and just west of Park Lane avenue. The proposed detour will be along Park Lane avenue and Home avenue, then at a diagonal back to Illinois Route 120. Any truck with an axle load of 8,000 pounds or more will be detoured along Ringwood road to McCullom Lake road to Route 31 and then back to Route 120. f.V.1 w jivS P I !*# m :&v Wm* W: i ii i ft# Xv! >Xv To be needed... It'sagood feeling C. R. "CHUCK*' PETERSON Honor Council Just about the greatest feeling in the world is that of being needed. We know. In good times and bad, we have found that the cervices of a trained insurance planning consult­ ant are always in demand. And in the daily pur­ suit of our profession we have come to realize that there is nothing which gives greater satisfac­ tion than being able to provide our kind of essen­ tial, custom-fitted insurance services where they are vitally needed. Here, then is "Chuck" Peterson who last year helped create more than 2% million dollars in new life insurance. On behalf of his policyowners The Bankers Life extendi to him sincere "congrat­ ulations and well dond." C. R. "Chuck" Peterson McHenry Office: 3322JN. Elm St. Phone 815-385-1331 The Nick A. Parrinello Agency - Rockford. THE BANKERS LIFE B A N K E R S L I F E C O M P A N Y D E S M O I N E S . I O W A