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HELPING PAWS PAGE 11-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1973 We are still in need of office help. If you can volunteer at least two hours of your time a week, to help answer our phone, wouldyouplease call 815- 459-2641. Any time you can give us will be appreciated. Our office is open Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Once ycu have brought your kitten home it is best to pick one spot where he can stay. He will undoubtedly find a few more places where he can be alone after he gets a little older. But it is important that he have one permanent place. This spot should, naturally, be free from drafts, extreme temperatures, and noises.^ The first piece of "furniture" your cat should have is a bed. All cats have the same basic needs: a bed should be dry and warm, vermin-free of com­ fortable size, and protected from drafts. Cat "beds" are available at most pet stores. STRAY DOGS A female German Shepherd mix, 2 months old, housebroken, wormed, and tan in color is at 312-658-7666. A female Collie mix, 6 months, and multi-colored, and housebroken is at 312-658- 7666. A male shaggy dog, young adult, housebroken and good with children cream colored, somewhat smaller than a Lab. is at 815-459-5307. A 4-month-old female Terrier mix, honey and gray color, wiry coat, small to medium size is at 312-438-2923. A Labrador mix, male, small, 2 years old, solid black, and good with children is at 815- 385-5537. A Bassett-Toy Collie mix male, 2 to 3 years old, brown and white freckled, feathering on ears, legs and tail, good with children, and has a Bassett body, is at 815-943-4229. A Clumber Spaniel mix, male, young adult, white with some brown, longer fur on ears, legs and tail, housebroken and good with children, docked tail, very sweet, size of Cocker Spaniel is at 312-658-7666. A Golden Retriever mix male about 112 years old, housebroken and good with children, has short fur, and will be a good hunter is staying at 312-587-0348. A female, Scottish Terrier, 2 or 3 years old, black, just clipped, is at 312-658-8174. An English Setter mix male, 1 year old, black and white with few brown spots, housebroken, should be with older children and adults, is at 312-653-6200 until 6 p.m. 312-655-8625 after 6 or weekends. A Doberman-Weimaraner female, 10 months old, black, housebroken and good with children, sweet and af­ fectionate, has had all shots, is at 815-459-4274. Two German Shepherd puppies, both female, 8 weeks old, one is all black and other is black and tan. 815-385-5936. A Border Collie mix male, 2 years old light brown, good with children and is an outside dog is at 815-568-7013. A Labrador mix female, 1 year old and 9 puppies, 4 weeks old, mostly black, will be smaller than pure Lab., are at 815-943-4339. A Collie mix female, 1V2 years, brown and tan, has had shots, loves children, housebroken, present owner will share cost of spaying with new owner. 815-459-9017. A Labrador-Collie male, 8 weeks old, looks like black Lab. has white chin, chest and paws, good with children. 312-658- 7959. A pure Samoyed male, 8 months old, all white, housebroken, loves children, has had all shots, papers available if adopter will have him neutered. 815-459-2641. Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to noon l to 3 p.m. FOUND DOGS An Irish Setter female, 6-8 months, white star on chest, found on 6-2 is at 312-639-2509. A German Shepherd mix male, about 2 months old, buff to rust color, found on Chapel Hill road in McHenry on 6-5. 312-497-3991 after 6 p.m. A German Shepherd mix, female, 8 weeks old black and tan^ found in Pistakee Highland, 815-344-U573. LOST DOGS Lost 6-4 a miniature Poodle, female, 7 months old, black in color. Please call 815-385-0368. STRAY CATS Two kittens, male is black with white paws, tail tip, nose, chin and tummy. Female is gray tiger stripe. Both are 5 weeks old. 815-385-6987. Five kittens - both sexes, 7 weeks old, very healthy, 2 are white, 2 are black tiger stripe, 1 is caramel and white, 3 have long fur and 2 have medium length fur. 815-459-4972. One female kitten, 8 weeks, old, all black. 815-385-4894. A female cat and1 2 kittens Cat is black and white, kittens are 31 ^ months old, one is blac with white tummy, the other is white with black spots: 815-943- 7160. Three kittens-female is tiger and black, one male is tiger and black and other male is yellow and white tiger stripe. All are 12 weeks old. 815-338-4326. Six kittens, four weeks old, beautifully marked. Some are gray with white face and paws, some are black with white face and paws, some have long. fur. 815-338-5283. Seven kittens, 4 male and 3 female, 4 weeks, will be ready in 2 weeks. 2 male and 2 female are gray stripe, 2 male and 1 female are a very light buff color. 815-385-4817. A male, all black, young adult, large, short thick fur. 815-338-2562. Three-year-old, all white, long haired cat, neuterd male. declawed. so affectionate and playful. 815-459-011. A male, long hair? orange tiger. 3-4 months old. has had shots. very happy- purrs up a storm. 815-459-8163. Five long hair kittens, 7 weeks old, 2 calico, 2 tan, 1 white 815-338-2562. Four male tiger striped kittens. 7 weeks old. colors are black and gray, black, gray, and orange. 312-658-5074. When to Worship? Worshipping God should take place in each of our lives longer than for one hour on a Sunday morning. God 's aH around us, every minute, every second of the day, no matter where we are -- He is there. God gives us the weeks and the months and the years, Shouldn't we give Him more than a few moments a week or a month? We should thank God for the simple and small things of life, the everyday events. We should praise Him for the beauty and Father's Day Mrs. John Bruce Dodd is generally thought to have done more to originate Father's Day than any other American. The idea occurred to her in 1909 when she was living in Spokane, Washington. She suggested it to the ministerial association and proposed fathers be honored on the third Sunday in Juner;-- In June of 1910, the first observance was held in Spokane and slowly the day came to be recognized in other cities, some thinking they were the first to do so. Most of the impetus for observing a day for fathers came from women, as did the-custom of wearing red or white roses on the day. This year Father's Day falls on the 17th and is espe­ cially appropriate in view of the recent flood of literature and films picturing old dad as a money-mad monster out of touch with his children. Fortunately, that's an exaggerated protest, and the ties and cigars father receives on the 17th will, in most cases, have been earned the hard way. bounty he has supplied for us. Hod asks so litt le of us, and yet ForTiod is great and we claim to He gives us so much. His love be His people. We need God and and mercy never ends and He we must admit that without him never tires of us and our evil there are few things of any worth ways. that we can do.. from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K) DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS J George Washington was chosen Commander-in-Chief of Continental forces on June 15, 1775. On June 16, 1941, the U.S. government closed all German consulates. The Mississippi River was discovered by Marquette and Joliet, June 17, 1673. On June 18, 1873, Susan B. Anthony was fined $100 for voting in Rochester, N.Y. Batholdi's Statue of Liberty arrived in New York on June 19, 1885. SCHROEDER METALCRAFT Gin SHOP *Weathervanes *Light Fixtures, Sconces ^ •Nameplates & Holders •Garden Signs nvall Plaques & Clocks •Antiques -OUTDOOR/INDOOR FURNITURE- 815-385-0950 1713 South Route 31 . 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