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T PAGE »« p? MM)KM FR-FR1DAY. JANUARY •. 1»7« t&wxm Sorry you missed out on the winsome black Lab puppy whose photo was printed recently? He was adopted. But here's your chance to own another Labrador male, 14 to 2 years old, with a fine temperament. He can be seen at the County Shelter, 11608 Banford road. Woodstock, Monday through Friday, from 9 to 5 daily. Phone 338-7040. He's in Cage No. 6. PHOTOCOM PHOTO HELPING PAWS By Estelle Atwell By Estelle Atwell While you protect yourself with a padded or fur-lined jacket, thermal underwear, Icelandic mittens and socks, and warm hood or cap, and add extra vitamins to your daily regimen, how does a dog go about protecting himself from sub-zero cold? Most dogs are accustomed to indoor heated temperatures and should not be subjected to prolonged periods of exposure to bitterly cold conditions. Some dogs are kennel dogs used to the outdoors. However, when temperatures fall below zero both indoor and outdoor dogs can use a little extra help from their owners. Cod liver oil has always been a cold-weather fortifier, and blended with really hearty meals is good subsistence for the outdoor dog, helping him withstand cold winds and temperatures. Bitter cold puts the dog's metabolism under severe strain Too much of this can flNF-STOP travel service Villi VI vi airline Planning o Caribbean crui*«? AIRLINE and AMTRAK TICKETS While You Wait Amtrak Chain-O-Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. 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McHenry, III very possibly shorten a dog's life span An insulated dog house or kennel is good in­ surance to help him survive the winters and live to a ripe old dog's age. Even northern clime dogs like the Samoyed and the Malemute and Husky enjoy a cozy refuge where they can curl up and stay warm The house pet may be hale and hearty but is hardly able to endure much bitter cold. He can use some extra attention to his diet too. So let's extend our winter hospitality to our pets. The Helping Paws office is open Monday through Friday from 10 to noon, and from 1 to 3. Ph'bne 459-2641. Don't let animals suffer. Call on Helping Paws for assistance. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Shepherd-Lab mix puppy. 2lz months, is going to be a large dog. He is black with a white stripe and is fond of children. 312-587-1692. Between 1 and 2 years old, this male Irish Setter is housebroken. He'll adjust well to a household with children. 344-0513. A young female, about 6 months is a medium size dog. She's a Lab mix with a short tan and white coat. One ear is floppy. Has DHL shot. She would be happy in a home with children. Call 385-4078 evenings. This is a very affectionate Lab-Shepherd mix female, 8 months. She is black with a white underside and has all her shots. 455-2039. A small dog, weighing ap­ proximately 20 pounds, this Lab mix male is a good wat­ chdog, and well-trained. He's black with some white on his chest and paws. Age -- 1 year. 455-1153. Medium size female is a Shepherd-Cocker Spaniel mix. Her long coat is black with a touch of white and gold. She is spayed, has shots and is children-oriented. Age - 14 years. 459-3190. Housebroken. Can you give her a loving home and room to run? This young (5 months) female Airedale is black and white, has all shots, and is housebroken1. Call 338-1029 after 5. CATS FOR ADOPTION The pretty cat whose picture was printed last week is spayed and we forgot to mention it. Her coat is shiny, short, and all black with one white spot on her chest. She has shots and is 14 years old and can adjust to a large or small household. 459-3800 days; 459- 7854 evenings. Gray with some black stripes this Domestic female kitten is 9 weeks old. She has a short coat. 459-0680 from 8:30 to 5; 30, and 9 to noon on Saturday. A long-haired orange tiger male is housebroken and has been neutered. He is 3 years old. 455-1186. Three Domestic kittens (sexes unknown) have short black and white coats. They are 7 weeks old. 568-8119. Black with white chest and boots, this neutered Domestic male cat is about 1 year old. He's very affectionate. Call 312- 893-1800, Ext. 327. during the day. MISCELLANEOUS FOR ADOPTION A Guinea Pig with long black and white hair. 459-2853. LOST AND FOUND Another cat for adoption, and this one is at the County Shelter, 11608 Banford Rd., Woodstock: he's a large cat with a fluffy black and white coat, housebroken, and he is very pretty and sweet. Camp Pokonokah -- Hills Reunion Set Saturday The Pokonokah Hills camp reunion for all former campers and staff will be held Saturday, Jan. 10, from 10 a.m. to noon at Larkin high school in Elgin. Larkin is located at the corner of McLean Blvd., and Business 20. * Any girl who has gone to • Pokonokah is invited to come and bring a friend who might like to go to camp next sijm- r mer. Along with camp pictures from summer of '7£, there will be games, singing and refresh­ ments. The camp dates for 1976 will be announced and in­ formation on a special Wilderness Waters Canoe trip will be given. Parents are also welcome to attend. Camp Pokonokah Hills^ is owned and operated by the Sybaquay Girl Scout council and is open to any Girl Scout or non-Scout, who has completed thirdj grade through high school It is located 40 miles northeast of Eau Claire, Wis. A wide range of program ac­ tivities are offered each summer depending on the interests and abilities of campers. Swimming, canoeing, backpacking, handarts, bicycling, and tripping are high priorities. POET'S CORNER TO MY MANY FRIENDS OF RINGWOOD AND GREENWOOD What is a friend? , It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Your soul can go naked with him. He doesn't ask of you to put on anything, only to be what you are. He doesn't want you to be better or worse; When you're with him you feel as a prisoner feels who has been declared innocent. Once out of sight, we are out of mind - a saying old - perhaps 'tis true, To prove it false I'll show you how - Just think of me - I'll think of you. A.O. Jensen McHENRY McHENRY 385-0144 Belly Dancing Classes At YMCA The Lake Region YMCA announces it will have belly dancing classes again this late January under the direction of Ms. Jane Small, who is a noted expert in this field. She has been dancing professionally for the past few years throughout the country at conventions and * various nightclubs. Class content includes conditioning exercises, dance patterns, muscle control, breathing patterns and fun to make this class enjoyable. Classes start the week of Jan. 26. Beginners meet on Thur­ sdays from 7:30-8:05 and in­ termediate and advanced on Thursdays from 8:10-8:55 p.m. Registration is open until Jan. 24. For further details call the YMCA at 459-4455 or stop in at the YMCA at 7315 S. Route 31, Crystal Lake. Coronary Program - On Sexuality • "Maintaining My Sexuality" will be the topic of the next Coronary club meeting at St. Anthony hospital Wednesday, Jan. 28. Guest speaker. Rev. Richard Horst, will discuss the importance for coronary patients of maintaining marital lifestyles during the recuperation period. The Rev. Horst, chaplain of Rockford Memorial hospital's Rehabilitation center, serves as advisor for both inpatient and outpatient coronary programs at Rockford Memqrial hospital. The Jan. 28 meeting at St. Anthony hospital will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital's auditorium. No registration is needed and the program is free to the public. s St. Anthony Hospital's Coronary club was organized last year for people in nor­ thwestern Illinois recuperating from open heart surgery, strokes, heart attacks and other coronary problems. For more information about the Jan. 28, program, call the hospital's Public Relations department at 226-2190. A good loafer is an art­ ist at his profession. ALL SEATS Jl°° FRI-SAT-SUN 7:00-9:15 VVKDYS 7:30 SAT-SUN NLA TIN EE 1:00-3:00 "WORLD OF ABBOTT & C0STELL0" c sf!\RTS FRIDAY til M :i -- 7:00-8:30 x] "Life & Times Of Xavieria Hollander" and Q "Male Chauvinist Pig" -g A MAN'S PRAYER Make me a man respected, Lord By a friend as well as foe, That i may hold my head erect As down life's path I go. Let ipe speak naught but good of men, Though sinful be their deeds, And should reverses come to them, Let me attend their needs, Make me more tolerant of those with whom I disagree, And always mindful that the fault may largely lie with me. Yet give me courage to defend That which I deem as just, Although I may, in doing so Be trampled in the dust, Make me not envious of men 'More fortunate than I, Nor let me be the sort io gloat Should glory pass them by, Permit me ever to be fair In all I say or do, And may I to my family And to myself be true. Let none but noble thoughts take root And grow within my mind That I may do enduring good And be forever kind, And though 1 could, by doing wrong, Acquire both wealth and fame, Let me do only what is right And keep untinged my name, These things I humbly ask of thee, Again and yet again And if it be Thy will dear Lord, Pray grant them all, Amen. Elizabeth Johnson TWO SEARCHIN' FOR LOVE Two searchin' for love prayin' to the only one who can help iookin' for something they can work and develop Two searchin' for love met one dark and lonely night and oh the feelin' was so right enough to send chills up and down your spine but oh the feelin' was so fine Two searchin' for loye found the emotion to set them free found someone with which to be found a love everyone can see Two searchin' for love are now content with help from above and now that they've opened up the door Two searchin' for love need search no more Murray Alford SIR KNIGHTS As I rode through the glen, I came upon four riding men. Wearing their knightly armour, I said to them, "Come ye no farther." The first of those four knights said "Hast thou no head?" I said unto him, "Your prospect doth look dim". With that he prepared himself for battle. And said prepare to leave thy saddle. He spurred his horse and I spurred mine, As we travelled down that charging line. My spear held strong and fast, And through his armour past. Yet his spear weakly shattered, As the splinters splattered. When his limp body hit the ground, Those other knights turned around. And I rode on --•*- As another day was gone. Jon C. Anderhub * SALE OF A SOUL Welcome to my hellish hole, For you're another who has sold his soul. You said, "I'd sell it for what I need". You fool, you fool, that was greed. There is no turning back, can't you see, For you are in debt to me. Yes, you can pray and pray but now there is no turning away. I did not force you to sell but now you must pay me and live in hell. Jon C. Anderhub riday Nite Special Perch $ooo PLUS SALAD BAR SPECIAL SERVING FROM OUR REGULAR MENU ALSO Sing-A-Long EVERY FRI. & SAT/ NITE ALSO SERVING SAT. NITE FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE! The ^Cullom Knolf Tavern "On McCullom Lake Road" 385-9712 Joe & Jim Fallon, Proprietors, TIME...A THOUGHT ABOUT THE NEW YEAR I traveled with you... thru Jthis past year. I shared your joy, sorrow and your tears... I was always at your side every day and every night. Your eyes cannot see me... your hand cannot touch me... but I am present wherever you are I am invisible... like on a cold winter night a star... * ' ' , I am your friend, your enemy too I am loved, hated, laughed at „ and fooled... I came to exist, when you became Life... I will stay at your side until you must die... Wrho am I?...I am Time .. I have filled just one more page in the book of history of all Mankind. ...and as the old year is coming to an end... I must say goodbye to you and to every man... ...but remember, with the last bell from every church steeple I will be reborn again to greet you and all the people... So, use me wise, every day don't lose one hour in any foolish game... for, your time is limited you cannot stay... and if you lose there is no one else, but you, to blame Don't live your Life without one thought of death in your mind... you are just a traveler here on earth... and you have just a short time to prepare yourself for a better world., by Maria Heiser OUR PRAYER Dear God above We beg today that you can hear us As we pray. jd us a house a wooded glen Where through the trees the sun shines in. Find us a house So hidden by day that only we Can find the way. Find us a house, Please bless it well We'll make it a home In which we can dwell. * We'll fill it with love And warmth and cheer And plant a garden year after year. We'll care for your birds that nest in our trees And build them a shelter Against Winter's breeze. And when this old world Gets too hectic for you You'll always be welcomed, to share our home too. We'll keep a spare chair By a fireplace bright. Surround it with love Any cold winter night. Someday you'll look down From far heavenly place On our small hidden house - And remember the place. We hope you'll be happy When you look down and see the small part of heaven We've created for Thee. Mary Watson OUR MORNING As morning dawns I see your face. The sun shines bright In your embrace. As morning dawns I see your smile And all my world Has peace awhile. ft As morning dawns I feel your kiss. "I thank you, God, For a man like this. Mary Watson TRICK SKIER...Jim Campbell, of Boulder, Colo., has developed his own brand of skiing, which he calls the "Header" at Lake Eldora ski area. Campbell, a ski in­ structor, wore skis on his hands and head, with his neck supported by a back brace attached to helmet. c "DOG DAY m AFTERNOON" u IWKDYS 7:15-9:30 IS-S 2:30-5:00-7:15-9:30 "DOG DAY m AFTERNOON" u E "HUSTLE"^ IWKDYS 7:00-9:15 S-S 2:30-4:45-7:00-9:15 "HUSTLE"^ E "SN0 W WHITE AND i DWARFS" E > THE SEVEI W WHITE AND i DWARFS" E Fin est rGerman & American* (Utisine - Cocktails Entertainment-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. GASTHAUS LORELEI Rt. 12 & 31, Richmond, Illinois FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Fish Dinner with Potato Pancakes or Roast Pork Dinner with Potato Dumplings \ *275 i TUES. WED. & THURS. featuring a Special Dinner at *275 SATURDAY SPECIAL Roast, Pork Potato Dumplings B and Sauerkraut 52 75