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PAGE 22 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 19 GROUP. INC. P.O. BOX 143 M<HENRY III *0050 815/385-1771 If you are looking for a lo>al rompanion who will protect \mi. this little terrier is ex­ cellent. She is a one year old. obedience trained. spa>ed female. She is housebroken. has all her shots and has been on heartworm preventative. Please call for more in­ formation: :;s:>-i 771. bv Knka Frey WAII .AI t l KPKTS The list of available pets IS growing every week Most of these pets are housebroken and most of them have had their shots Many of them have even been and are' on heartworm preventative medication They are gentle, loving and trusting little creatures' who, for whatever reason, are in need of a new home Yes. we do adopt a few . but it seems we are adding, rather than subtracting Every one of these pets is worthy of a good home, but unfortunately for some, they are young adults and are no longer cute and cuddly little puppies and kit­ tens Well remember that little puppies and kittens grow up all too soon Consider adopting an adult cat or dog There are ad­ vantages The chewing, house- wrecking and housebreaking days a re* over In many pases the spaying and neutering costs have already been taken care of You will be acquiring a calmer, more mature friend and companion One who will adore you just the same, sometimes more, for many years to come If it doesn't give you pleasure, we will gladly take it back. Please call Pet Welfare even if you don't see the type of pet you are looking for in our column We are in constant touch with other humane societies and can help you find exactly the type of pet you would like to have. IHK; FOR ADOPTION Olde English-Black Lab. female. 3 months, black with little white on chest, will be large, housebroken, puppy shots. Peek-a-Poo. male. 6 months, white with black ears, will be medium size, housebroken. puppy shots Chocolate Lab purebred, female. t year, housebroken. all shots Collie-Shepherd, male. 6 months, brown and black, will be large, housebroken Schnauzer mix. female. 3 months, black with white on Chest, will be medium size, housebroken!* Shepherd-Collie, male. 4 years. Lassie color, housebroken. good watch dog Border Collie-Terrier, female. 3 months, will be medium size, mostly black. Beagle mix. male. 1 year, light brown, has all shots. Lab mix pups. 4 females. 8 weeks. 2 black. 1 white and 1 gray. Sheepdog-Collie, female, l'_. years, black and white long hair, housebroken. all shots Pointer mix. female. 9 months, white with black spots, housebroken. all shots. German Shepherd purebred, male. 3 years, black and tan. housebroken. all shots and heartworm preventative. Toy Collie-Spaniel, male. 1 year, small to medium, black and white, housebroken. Collie-Shepherd, male. 8 months, medium size, has all shots Terry-Poo, male. 8 weeks, small, black with tiny white on chest. . Wirehaired Fox Terrier, male. 9 months, small, light tan with 4 white paws, housebroken English Pointer purebred, female,? 1'- years, large, champion stock Collie, iriale,' 2 years, large, sable and white, all shots.i 1 "Collie, female. 2 years, tri­ color, housebroken, all shots. Beagle purebred good hunter, male, 9 months, shots and heartworm preventative. Basset purebred, female. 1 year, housebroken Lab-Spaniel, male. 6 months, black and brown, will be large, housebroken and has puppy shots.' Boxer mix. female, 4 months, tan with black muzzle. 4 white paws, puppy shots and heart - vvorm preventative, almost housebroken. CATS FOR ADOPTION Long hair, gray and white, female, young adult, declawed and litter trained. Short hair, neutered male. 9 McCulloni Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344 1575 Satisfactory Turnout For Candidate Meet The Meet the Candidates open house, which was held at the beach house Sunday, March 27, turned out to be a very in­ formative session for villagers interested enough to show up. About thirty of McCullom Lake's citizens attended the event, all armed with very pertinent questions. Subjects discussed by the candidates included annexation, sewers, law enforcement, and park and beach months, looks like Morris, declawed and litter trained, has all shots. Calico, spayed female, all shots, litter trained. LOST Toy Collie, male, tri color, black studded collar. 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Sat 1:30-5, Sun. 12 Noon -5 Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Highway Route 14 Phone 459-6450 FREE PARKING The candidates are running for village positions in the April 19 election. Let's see everyone at the polls April 19. Also, the school board election will be held Saturday. April 9. from 12 noon till 7 p.m. In past years, McCullom Lake residents have virtually ignored the school board elections, even though villagers themselves have been running in the election Let's show the people of McHenry that we really care about the way our children's educations are planned. Get out and vote April 9! „ CLEAN-UP On March 26, the 4-Her's. McCullom Lake Little Leaguers, and other village kids, led by Gene and Ann Huff, cleaned up the beach and park area If you have been by there, you can see how much nicer it looks, and that makes us all look good to people driving through the village Gene and Ann fed all the workers, enabling them to continue on with their work without collapsing from hunger. The whole village owes them acknowledgement for the great job they did Frank Kurth, who as always was right in the middle, helping out, asks that if you are one of the people who left clothes or rakes at the beach, or took the wrong rakes home, to contact him or the village clerk. EASTER The Easter egg hunt. Little Miss McCullom Lake contest, and Penny carnival, sponsored by the Beach Gals, will be held Saturday, April 9, beginning at 10 a.m. at the beach house Bring your pennies, and come down and have a good time and win lots of swell prizes playing all the games. There will be eggs to find that have money in them, so even if you don't have too many pennies, come down, and you might win some in the hunt. All Beach Gals are requested to bring two dozen colored eggs to Dawn Miller's house, at 4807 W. Parkview, or to Donna Gates', at 2722 N. Orchard, by Friday. Donations will also be ac­ cepted from any kind people who might find room in their hearts to donate some eggs for the hunt. And if you're baking for Easter, make a few extra cookies, and bring them down to the beach house Saturday morning BEEP. BEEP If you see any semi trucks coming down the road at you in the near future around these parts, take a good look at who's behind the wheel. Phyllis Venable has recently gotten her permit to drive a semi, and I've heard that she's out on the roads. Good for you, Phyllis, have lots of fun! You sure wouldn't get me behind the wheel of one of those trucks, and your courage is admirable. ALL BETTER Bob Raycraft underwent surgery for removal of his tonsils last week, and 1 m happy to report that it certainly seems he has quickly returned to normal activity. He's up and around, and should be just tine from now on. POLICE NEWS Tickets were issued to the following people in the village recently: Bonnie Van Buren. speeding. 70 in a 40 zone: Peter C.Kitowski, speeding. 58 in a 40 zone; Scott Peterson, speeding. 70 in a 40 zone; .Carol A. Burkholden. speeding, 31 is a 20 zone; Thomas M. Weddle, speeding. 30 in a 20 zone: Gregory M. Bowers, speeding. "S3 in a 40 zone; Michael Lesko. nuisance vehicles; Randy Yearton. nuisance vehicles; and Elmer Larsen, dog running at large At the request of the McCullom Lake police. I'll be printing all violations monthly. In other police news. Sgt Ralph Regner and Officer Terry Godina have eoihpleted the mandated twenty-four hour firearms training program Sgt Regner passed with a grade of 186 out of a possible 200. and Officer Godina had a score of 182 out of 200. Nice job, men COMING UP Beach Gals -- Wednesday. April 6. 7:30 p.m., beach house McCullom Lake Village board - Tuesday, April 12, 8 p.m., beach house School Board election -- Saturday. April 9, 12 noon until 7 p.m., beach house Ladies of the Lake -- Thur­ sday, April 14, 8 p.m., beach house V illage elections - Tuesday, April 19. beach house BIRTHDAYS Donna Gates and Joey Raycraft share April 7 as their birthday, a big Happy Birthday to you both, Kate Stastny celebrates her big day April 9, and Billy Kuechel has a birth day April 11 e Courthouse Squares AT MY AGE, WHISPERING SWEET NOTHINGS GETS ME A "NOTHING DOING Potato Power Potatoes produce more than 4 8 million calories an acre -- about five times as many as rice and 10 times as many as wheat One acre of potatoes alone could feed a family of six for a year. 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