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I ELPING PAWS by: Linda Keyfauver Please call our office at 459- 2641 if you wisn^tb adopt an animal or if yo^ have lost or found one. We' have many animals on file, so give us a call and I hope we will be able to he£ you with wjbat you want. k»y people donated their ti } and talents, to make our this past Sa ay: Stockholders Of Land Bank In Annual Moot The Federal Land Bank association of DeKalb- Woodstock will hold its annual stockholders' meeting at Elgin Monday, Dec. 10. The meeting at the Blue Moon restaurant, west of Elgin at 7 p.m., will be the first for the Federal Land Bank associations which have combined to form the Federal Land Bank association of DeKalb-Woodstock. The meeting opens with registration starting at 6:30 p.m., followed by a dinner at 7 p.m. and the business session after dinner. The two associations merged a month ago to provide a stronger organization to serve farmers' credit needs in these critical times of high monev IV DOGS ing at 338-0754 after 5:30 is Jg female Sheperd-Lab., 3 months old, golden color, will be large, outside dog, good with children. At 458-7881 is a female, Chihuahua, adult, black with white on paws, peppy, has distemper shot, outside dog. A female Border Collie mix, female, 3M> months old, black and white good with children, and has distemper shot, is at 385-9676. Please call our office about the following: Poodle- Schnauzer, female, under l year, black with white; a Toy ^female, under 1 year, all t; 8 Beagle-Collie puppies 4 and 4 females, 6 weeks lort fur, will be medium Collie type heads. German Shepherd mix, female, about 6 months old, whit£, good with children, is at 385-4718. A female Maltese, lMs years old, all white, long fur that curls on back, whiskers on face and over eyes, very small and adorable, is at 459-8419. A male Poodle, 2 years old, black, housebroken, should not be with young children, has had all shots, is at 459-9537. At 455-0182 is a male Golden Lab.-Shepherd one year old, shepherd markings, 40-50 lbs., outside dog who needs room to run, good with children. FOUND DOGS Found on Nov. 18 in Cary, was a female, silver Miniature Poodle, collar, has a hernia. 312-639-2668. Found Nov. 20 in Fox River Gr6ve is a male Schnauzer mix, seitfl-wiry coat, tan and gray westing collar, 312-639-9438. STRAY CATS At, 312-438-2923 is a male black and white kitten, 3 months old, housebroken and good with children and dogs, playful. A black and white spayed female kitten, 5 months old as of Nov. 15, playful and cute, housebroken, has distemper shot, is at 459-0511. At 459-1989 is a female kitten, 3 months old, black and brown with orange highlites, good with children, very af­ fectionate. A male kitten, gray with white (Hi chest, is 4 months old, housebroken, will neuter for new owner, lots of personality, is at 455-1186. ^At 385-4894 is a female kit- teps, all gray with orange tint fur* will be very tiny when gijqrwn, is 2 months old. At 385-1458 is a female white adult cat, about one year old, short fur, green eyes, distemper shot, inside cat only. Owner will spay if adopted. A mother and 4 kittens, mother is about one year old, is charcoal gray with green eyes; kittens are 6 weeks old. One Service News didn't •van know w« had 'am they're great to give and so deliciously good to get... available at the following locations-- irs fried chicken 315 Clay St., Woodstock next to Hornsby Family Center mister Woodrk nnwil t McHenry 1125 North Seminary (On Route 47) Woodstock. Ill costs, explained Frank Meyers, Belvidere, president of the new farmer-owned credit organization. Glenn Heitz, president of the Federal Land Bank oTSt. Louis, will be featured speaker. The FLB of St. Louis provides 39,000 farmers in Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas with over $900 million of long-term farm credit through fifty-four local FLBA's. Six directors will be elected at this annual meeting to represent farmers from the participating counties: McHenry, Lake,Boone, DeKalb, Kane, DuPage, and die north part of Cook county. The present directors elected at the reorganization meeting of the two merged associations are: Frank Meyers, Belvidere: Alvin Warren, Leland; Edgar H. Kirchhoff, Harvard; Ben­ nett Shoop, Elburn; Gene Simes, Hebron; and Edward F.C. Arndt, Malta. John Webb will continue as manager of the association and he reports an additional man will be employed to assist with farm and rural home loan servicing. William Hahn, Woodstock, is the associate manager of the FLBA of DeKalb-Woodstock. Mrs. Faye Todd is assistant manager at Woodstock. Mrs. New Color TV Sets for Gifting Offer Wide Choice of Cabinets perhaps It's by a secret wish or by pitching in and getting together on a family gift, one which will bring fun to everyone. Maybe you en­ vision a new color television amid the clutter of colorfully wrapped packages under your tree. A TV not too big, not too small, with styling authenticity and portable Versatility. Well, General Electric makes just such a Helen Cox is assistant manager at DeKalb. The new Association has more than 875 loans with a loan volume exceeding $31 Me million. Total net worth is about $2^ million. Entertainment will be provided by the Murk Family Musicale, described by the Chicago Tribune as "Chicagoland's equivalent to the famous VonTrapp family" which inspired the famed "Sound of Music." In the group are Jim Murk and his family: Beverly, Barb, Donna, Brenda, Bill and Becky. Putting some color into the Christmas picture this year might be a new TV. Here, a selection from General Eleetric's "Dimension lis" series of color TV's. SECTION 2-PAGE 5-PLAffiDEALER-FRI., DEC. 7 1973 own style coordinated "walk­ about" stand, are GE design innovations. Designers carefully chose the cabinet materials to cap­ ture the individual charac­ teristics of contemporary, Early American and Spanish- Mediterranean styling. Their fine furniture appearance plus their compact, move- about portability comple­ ments most decors and offers a decorating answer to those with limited space. And guesswork is really out for getting the best color picture. It has been made easy with one button . . . one push. Called the One Touch Color™ system, this ad­ vanced automatic color pic­ ture coordinator targets in on giving the best color tele­ vision picture quality with set-and-forget convenience. It's easy to create an excit­ ing picture under your tree. One that will bring Christ­ mas smiles 365 days a year. A new color television brings fun to everyone ... that's the Christmas spirit. {poruiATiotf rsiezi' the LEAST POPULATED TfRCl TORY IN THE WJORLP, apart FEOW ANTARCTICA I5> fOVW "J FRlyiP JREEWLAWP, WHfRE TWE(?E'S OWE PERSOkl TO EVERY I** 5QUAee MILE s • series of televisions, one in each of today's popular deco­ rating styles. The "Dimension lis" blend high reliability, the latest in features and styling authen­ ticity with the newest screen size -- the wide 19" (diago­ nal) . These swing-open door, cabinet models, each with its When a great learned man, who is long in making, dieth, much learning dieth with him. -Edward Coke. 0MAIL TOWN TOr\C±! POLICY - MAKERS AT THE IMTERWATIOMAL TELEPHONE AWP TELE6I2APH COMPAMY REFUSE TO LEAVE SMALL TOWMS OUT IW THE CO LP- THE SOClALLY-RtSPO*J<,lBlE fiRM 15 at home in 301 small ameriCaw Cities 4WP tpi/uws VYITH POPULATION* UUDER 50,000 PERSOMS. CURRENTLY, |T> PA^PLLS IW SUCH MUNICIPALITIES APPEP UP TO MORE THAW * 29* MIIU0N Aiop ITS TOTAL IW STATE PAYMENTS APPEP UP TO A 0OOT is9 MlkllOftl/ ROBERT M. WELTER Army Captain Robert M. Welter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Welter, 5306 Pistakee drive, McHenry, received the meritorious service medal at Ft. Rucker, Ala. The medal provides recognition for a degree of exceptionally meritorious service or achievement falling between the standards of the Legion of Merit and the Army Commendation medal. Capt. Welter earned the award during his last assign­ ment as senior instructor and chief, observation branch, as Chief, Cargo-Observation division, and as assistant operations officers, Operations division, Department of Maintenance fining, U.S. Army Aviation school, Ft. Rucker, Ala. The Captain's wife, Carol lives in Daleville, Ala. female is black with blue eyes, 2 male are all black and the other male is dark tiger stripe. They are at 385-3036. Five kittens, 6 weeks old, one is Calico (female), one is Tortoisehell and 3 are white with spots of gray, gold and black. 338-0389. At 385-2600 is a female black kitten, 2 months old, and a young adult Calico cat. A femal cat, one year old, white with black markings, short fur, all shots, very small, perfect housecat, doesn't scratch, is at 455-1580. FOUND CATS Found on Nov. 26 is a male white kitten, 3 months old, light gray spots on head, semi-long fur, bushy tail, no collar, found in YMCA Woods, 459-7722. Found on Nov. 15 is a golden female cat 1-2 years old, medium length fur, wearing black suede collar with rhinestones, found on 176 in Wauconda 312-526-3607. SPECfflULY PRICED FROM Bl" SQ. YD... SAVE UP TO 70% • LEES • MOHRWK * BICELOW • TREND * E VRNSEr BLRCK* * RLDON • KRRRSTRN * CRBIN CRRFTS* NORTHERN ILLINOIS LARGEST SELECTION. ROLL-ENDS UP TO 30' IN LENGTH. 171OO ROLL CRRPET OURRRNTEED DELIVERY (FROM STOCK) IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDRYS During this sale you choose from 1,100 rolls of quality carpeting--all in stock for immediate delivery and installation and specially priced to fit every budget. There is a price, and carpet quality, to please every taste at Tidy Carpets & Rugs. BUY YOUR FAMILY A CARPET FOR THE HOLIDAYS CARPETS & RUGS 200 WASHINGTON/WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS/ 815-338-1000 HOURS:MON.,THURS.,FRI.8-9;TUES.,WED.,SAT.8-5;SUN.12-5. I 1