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IWC.E 10 - Pl.AlMH:\i r.K-VVKDNKSDAY, MARCH 16, 1977 FAq GROUP. INC. P.O. BOX 143 McHfNWY Hi. MOM 815/385-1771 WHY A VET? b\ I hris (iillespie r- You have just brought home a cuddly, lovable puppy He bounces around and is very healths Why should you take him to a veterinarian'1 Like any baby. he <--rTeeds im­ munizations He should be protected against distemper, hepatitis and leptospiroris < DHL '. starting at six weeks of age These shots are given in series like baby shots. At six months he needs rabies ini: munization. This is the law The DHL .shots should be renewed overv. vear Rabies vaccine is available in three-year strengths You should also have your puppy checked tor worms There are several varieties that dogs acquire and usually only microscopic analysis will reveal them If he has parasites, the vet will treat your pet and he will then be able to grow and develop to his full healthy potential Have your dog checked - yearly for parasites, as he can get them repeatedly from the ground where infected animals have been The care I have talked about is preventative If your vet knows your dog and the dog should become ill. the vet has a record of normalcy to compare Your vet can be a goldmine of information about feeding and general health care See your vet regularly and you and your pet wiii nave many healthy, happy years together f SUBSCRIBE To The M ^ U A n r u !¥•%• l«lll J Plaindealer And Save $10.30 Over Newstand Price FILL OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO: McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St.. McHtnry.lll. 60050. with check or money order for *18.50 for one year subscription within McHenry County. NAME ADDRESS CITY _ZIP Hi! My name is Sammie. My sister. Ralph, and I are looking for new families to love. My mom is an Olde English and my dad is a Black Lab. I'm 10 weeks old and have my puppy shots.# I'm also calm, weil behaved and not always this serious looking. Please call for me at 3X5-1771. I'd love to meet vou. DOGS FOR ADOPTION St Bernard, male. 5 years, housebroken. good with children and other pets. Huskie-Shepherd. male, 10 weeks, housebroken, good with children and other pets White Lab. neutered male, 11 •> years, medium size, iiuuwuiuken. lie is gentle and very affectionate, has all shots. Shepherd-Collie, male. 4 years, housebroken. good with children and other pets Vizsla-Golden Retriever pups. 2 males - 4'- months. Lovely dogs with excellent disposition. Lovely mix-breed, female. 7 months She will be medium size and has lots of per­ sonality. Samoyed-Sheltie mix. female. 6 months. She is lovely, all white with a little taffy color, housebroken, and has ail her shots. German Shepherd, spayed female. 4 years, black and tan, housebroken and has all shots. Springer Spaniel mix, female. 8 weeks. She is black and white speckled and will be medium size. Peek-a-Poo . male, 5 months, will be medium size. She is white with black ears, housebroken. Shepherd mix puppies, males / % iPANKAMFRMAan COMPACT, STURDY, FOLDING UMBRELLA PERFECT FOR PURSE OR CAR IN A CHOICE OF BASIC COLORS Get the Jump on April Showers.... COME IN AND SEE WHAT'S * NEW FOR SPRING AND RECEIVE A FREE UMBRELLA WITH A PURCHASE OF $25 or more! LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS JUNIORS-MISSES-HALF SIZES > DAILY 9 to 5:30 : FRI. 9 to 9 *U(I E . ^}a±(iLon 1007 N. FRONT ST. (S. RTE.31) McHENRY 385-7747 and^females, 5 weefes. will be medium size when full grown. Chocolate Lab pure bred, female, 1 year, housebroken. has all shots. Beagle mix. Ynale, 2 years, housebroken. good with children and other pets He has all shots and has been on hea.rtworm preventative medication. He is brown and white. very friendly disposition Schnauzer mix, female, 3 months, paper trained She will be small when grown. German Short Hair Pointer pure bred, female, 9 months, liver and, white Beautiful dog She has excellent disposition, all her shots and will be good hunter Poodle purebred, male, miniature. 11 years, black, housebroken. has distemper shot and is in excellent con­ dition Maltese-Poodle, female. 1 year, small and pure white She is housebroken and has distemper shot German Shepherd pure bred, spayed female. 1 year, housebroken She has excellent disposition and has all her shots Collie mix pups, males and females. 6 weeks Mix-breed, male. 1 year, black and tan, medium size, housebroken. Black Lab-Olde English pup. female. 10 w^eks. black with white markings, puppy shots. CATS FOR ADOPTION Domestic long hair, female, 4 months, white with orange spots, litter trained Domestic, short hair, maie 7 months, black and white Russian Blue, male. 2 years. He is neutered and declawed. A very lovely pet. Persian mix. female. 1 year. She has been spayed and has her feline distemper shots. For further information about the above pets, please call Pet Welfare at 385-1771. The cost of spaying all of our female pets is included in the very nominal adoption donation. If for any reason a pet adopted through us does not work out. we will either replace the pet with another or give a full refund of the adoption donation insight Review Medical Progress Swaim PROOF OF DISCIPLESHIP Dear Mr. Swaim, how can you tell if a person is a gen­ uine Christians God has always been will­ ing to prove Himself to those men with whom He dealt,, He proved Himself to Gideon, to Isaiah, and Moses. On a num­ ber of occasions He proved Himself to Abraham. He shared His true identity with the Apostles. And the New Test­ ament offers ample evidence for God's existence and the qualities of His personality. The Apostles were often called upon to prove their identity. And you and I, from time to time, must prove that we are what we claim to be-Christians. The Bible spells out clearly what the proofs of Christian discipleship are. A Christian is one wno is sincerely seeking to follow the teachings of the Bible, to become as mucn like Jesus as possible, and to obey the wiii of God in every way he can. Another evidence of dis­ cipleship is the fruit that we bear for Christ. The fruit is described as qualities that should be present in every Christian's life. Some of these are love, joy, peace, long- suffering, meekness, gentle­ TUPN ONS IP n VOU WERE MARRIED 12 TIMES.' MOW OLD ARE YOU . 7 TWENTY SEVEN/ VOU WERE MARRIED 12 TIMES.' MOW OLD ARE YOU . 7 ness godliness. True Christians are better than non-Christians. They speak a pure language; are more helpful to their friends and neighbors; are friends and neighbors; are more willing to forgive their enemies; ana are more able to stand against the tests, trials, and temptations that come to them. Those of us who are Chris­ tians dont carry an I.D. card that says, "Genuine Christian." Nor do we have the word "Christian" tattooed on our foreheads. The only way peo­ ple are going to know that we are genuine Christians is if we are daily becoming more like Christ--adopting tne charac­ teristics He possessed in per­ fection as perfectly as we can in our lives. This is the "acid test" of true Christianity. For a confidential and Bib­ lical answer to your Question,^ write Larry Swaim, 985 Ponce de Leon Avenue, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30306. BENEFIT PROGR AM Dennvc;, Hilton. popular Midwestern country music star 'J^nd native of Bushnell, 111., will * Appear in person at the Crystal "Lake Community high school auditorium, Friday, April 1, at 8 p.m. The show is being sponsored by the Crystal Lake Jaycees and proceeds will benefit the Sherman-Crystal Lake Health center. Tickets may be obtained at the door. HORNSBYS - fami ly centers ^ 4400W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. ILL. RTE. 47 ft COUNTRY CLUB RD. WOODSTOCK. ILL. to m HKN FLYMG VALUES Cola Action KHm All kit*s mad* of strong plastic, sup­ ported by Gaytoflox P.V.C. rods for bottor stability. • "Sky Raidor" 4I" Wingspan • "Baby Bat" 36" Wingspan o "Strlng-A-Roo" 36" Wingspan a "Fluttor Burt" 45" Wingspan • "Buttor Wink" 45" Wingspan 73 R«g. 1.13 Kit* Cord R«g. 53c 33* 400' of supor strength poly filamont lino. PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., MAR. 16 THRU SUN , MAR 19th New officers to head the McHenry County Medical society have been elected. From left are Dr. Daniel E. Horan, radiologist. Memorial hospital for McHenry county. Woodstock, vice-president: Dr. Aniceto D'Sousa. pediatrician practicing with the McHenry Medical group, McHenry, president; Dr. Ted /Rolander, otolaryngologist practicing with the McHenrv Medical group, secretary; and Dr. S6I Daya. general surgeon with his office in Car$\ treasurer. Members of the McHenry County Medical society were involved in several programs intended to help upgrade standards of health care during the past year. Dr. Aniceto D'Sousa, new president, said recently in an annual review of membership activities. Dr D'Sousa, pediatrician practicing with the McHenry Medical group, succeeded Dr. William R Larsen. Woodstock, president the past two yp»r« Other new officers include: Dr. Daniel E. Horan, radiologist practicing at Memorial hospital for McHenry county at Woodstock, vice president; Dr. Sol Daya, general surgeon with his office in Cary. treasurer; and Dr Ted Roland, otolaryngologist practicing with the McHenry Medical group, secretary. The society has about 100 members in the county. Dr D'Sousa said during the past two years the society has been cooperating with many health care organizations-both new and old -to find ways to improve medical care The society helped form a four-county foundation to evaluate and analyze medical care by physicians. This foundation has been in­ corporated as Crescent Counties foundaiton for Medical care and includes physicians from Lake, McHenry, Kane and DuPage counties on its board. McHenry county representatives include Dr August Rosetti. McHenry, president of the foundation; Dr. William Morow and Dr Horan. "This organization has been designated to serve as the Professional Standards Review organization by the Depart­ ment of Health. Education and Welfare," explained Dr D'Sousa. "It will function as a peer review group for physicians with the goal of maintaining health care at its hightest standards." The McHenry County Medical society has sought to establish a good working relationship with the Health System agency (HSA4 and anticipates continuing the mutual effort in behalf of better health care. Dr D'Sousa pointed out. Besides regular meetings, the society co-sponsors medical e d u c a t i o n s y m p o s i u m s t h r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r 5 f o r physicians. The three hospitals in McHenry county serve as co- sponsors. Dr D'Sousa revealed the, society will expand its roie in medical education for physicians this year under the direction of Dr. Timothy E. Tullv, Woodstock radiologist, who has just been appointed director of the continuing medical education committee Members of the McHenry County Medical society during the year work with the county organizations involved in the Heart fund and Cancer crusade fund drives Several doctors are on the board of the McHenry county unit of the American Cancer society. Marian Students Earn High Marks In Music The Marian Central Catholic high school Music department returned from the I H S A. Music contest held at Kaneland high school on Saturday, March 5 with a total of fifty-five first place medals. Out of twenty- two entries. Marian students received fifteen first place ratings and seven received second place ratings. Those contestants earning first place medals were Marie Leslie - vocal solo. Leslie Pyper - vocal solo. Missy Hillstrom - vocal solo, Kim Spengel - two vocal solos, Pat Foresman - clarinet solo, Kathy Foresman - piano solo. Barb Ansell - tenor sax solo, two Dixieland bands. the woodwind quintet, flute duet, sax trio, clarinet trio, and vocal jazz ensemble Those contestants receiving a second place rating were Theresa Nuelle - vocal solo. Pat Foresman - clarinet solo. Kathy Foresman - bassoon solo. Ginger Peschke - clarinet solo, two madrigal groups, and a flute duet There were three perfect scores among the fifteen first place entries: Leslie Pyper - vocal solo, Kathy Foresman - piano solo, and the vocal jazz ensemble. 4-H Federation Will Sponsor Concert Trip ^ The 4-H federation is spon­ soring a trip to the Seals and Crofts concert March 18 at Arie Crown theatre. Departure time is 4:45 p.m. from the Extension office at 11909 McConnell road in Woodstock The group plans to return about midnight. There are a limited number of tickets available. Reser vations should be made at the Extension office, P.O. 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