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PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER--WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1977 Lfyp GROUP, INC. P.O. BOX 143 MkHINRV. III. MOM •15/385-1771 This beautiful face belongs to a 7 month old German Shepherd mix. She is friendly, housebroken and has all her shots. For more information, please call Pet Welfare at 385-1771. by Erika Frey HOT CARS AND DOGS My three dogs love to go for a ride in the car no matter if it's night or day or what the weather is like. In the spring and fall I try to take them whenever possible and I do enjoy their company. However, in the summer heat a car can be very dangerous for a pet. Air-conditioned cars are fine, but who, nowadays, can afford to keep the air-conditioning going in the car while shopping or visiting a friend. On a hot summer day the inside of a car heats very quickly. On an 85 degree day, for'example, the temperature inside your car - with the windows slightly opened - will reach 102 degrees in 10 minutes. In 30 minutes it will go up to 120 degrees. On warmer days it will go even higher. A dog's normal body tem­ perature is 101.5 to 102.2 degrees Fahrenheit. A dog can withstand a body temperature of 107-108 degrees Fahrenheit for only a very short time before suffering irreparable brain damage - or even death. The Iclosed car interferes with the dog's normal cooling process, that is, evaporation through panting. If your dog is overcome by heat exhaustion, you can give immediate first aid by im­ mersing him or her in cold water until body temperature is lowered. Then have your veterinarian examine your pet immediately or as soon as possible. DOGS FOE ADOPTION Cockapoo, male, 8 weeks, white, will be medium. Collie Shepherd, female, 8 weeks, black and tan, will be large. Shepherd mix, 2 years, tan, large, all shots, housebroken. Shepherd mix, female, 3 months, black with white paws and chest, excellent disposition. Schnauzer mix, female, 4 months, black, will be medium, housebroken. Terrier mix, female, adult, black, medium size, housebroken. Collie mix, spayed female, 2 years, tan, medium size, housebroken, all shots. -English Pointer purebred, female, lVfe years, champion stock. Whippet mix, male, 4 mon­ ths, housebroken, all shots, excellent disposition. Cocker Spaniel purebred, female, 1 year, small, black, housebroken, aU shots. CATS FOR ADOPTION Long hair white, female, 10 months, litter trained. Short hair black, female, 9 months, litter trained. Gray and black tiger, male, 1 year. Litter trained. Long hair, Persian mix, spayed female, young adult, litter trained. Gray and black tiger, male, 2 months, litter trained. Silver and white tiger, male, 2 months, litter trained. Calico, spayed female, young adult, litter trained. LOST Cat - tiger stripe, black and gray in McHenry. FOUND Cat - Orange and white, young adult in Johnsburg, wearing blue collar with silver studs. Need Area Families To Host Foreign Students Remodeling? If you're planning to remodel your kitchen, install the refrig­ erator in the coldest part of the room--thus, it will use less en­ ergy to operate. Families in Illinois can have an unusal international ex­ perience in their very own homes this year. "We are inviting Illinois families to share their daily life with a student from another country," said Jeanne G. Jacob, Illinois director of Youth for Understanding In­ ternational Student Exchange program. "Families, in return, will have the unique op­ portunity to learn about a different culture through another person's eyes, while deepening their appreciation of their own country by in­ troducing America to someone new." Liisa Vaara of Finland and Keija Saito of Japan will be coming to Illinois this August tor a one-year stay. They are part of a larger group t)f 3,500 students from Europe, South America, Asia, and Africa, selected by committees in their own countries to travel to and live in American communities for a year. The young people, age fourteen through eighteen come from diverse backgrounds and lifestyles, but they all have a common dream. A student from Venezuela describes it well : "I am very happy to be able to have this kind of opportunity, living with an American family-participating and helping in their day-to-day living. I have always dreamed Of coming to this great country and having the experience of learning new customs, especially American customs,, as they are very valuable and important in my point of view. I am looking forward to meeting new people, especially young people of my own age. I think that life is beautiful when we exchange ideas and opinions and share with each other." Ms. Jacob said that Youth for Understanding needs more host families for the arriving students. The only requirement for becoming a host family is a willingness to accept a young person from another country into the everyday life of your family, so the student and family members can share an enriching experience. The host family provides meals, lodging, companionship and love. 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BAG $269 -00c -•0000 *ooooooo< /> 00000000c f. 000000000 10000000000 rooooooooooc f >0000000000- J'OOOOOOOOOOC 100000000000 Oooooooooooooo- 0000000000000c JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC .,0000 00000 000000' CASE - ooooooooooooooooor ^ooooooooooooooooooor ooooowuuoooooooooooooooooooooooooobouwvvuvvvvuouowwwwwwwwuuww 30000 oooooooooooooo 00 o 00 o 000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000I Oflooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopf Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocl ioououoooooooooooooooooooo^oop^ocoooooooooooyoMQ^j)j>_<w>ojK>j»>oooo f 0000000000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOO' .•OOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooo^ k>00000000000000000000000000' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' 000000000000900000000^ ' McHENRY PLAINDEALER SOLD HERE! ALL ITEMS PLUS TAX CITGO privileges as other children in the home. Maximum effort is made to match foreign students and families with similar in­ terests. "We are confident that the presence of the international student in the home, school, and community will enhance the months ahead. It is a rare and precious opportunity which few people have in their lifetime-an opportunity to learn in a very personal way about people from afar." % Youth for Understanding is a non-p ro f i t educa t iona l organization which cooperates with and receives a grant from the U.S. Department of State. In its twenty-six year history, the program has exchanged over 55,000 students world­ wide. Families who want to par­ ticipate in the program, and care to contribute in this in­ dividual way to better un­ derstanding and friendship among peoples of the world, should contact their local area representative for more detailed information on how to become a host family. In this area, contact: Cheryl and Greg Collins, 5% Highland, Antioch, 111., 60002. J FUN ON A FARM!-Children in the kindergarten at Landmark school, McHenry, try their hand at steering a tractor while visiting the Gordon Clark farm north of McHenry. The tour was sponsored in conjunction with the Farm Bureaus' Young Farmers committee and Mrs. Nancy Clark was hostess. Children, from left, are Amy Hutchings, Marlene Frantz, Shane Clewis and Brian Thompson. (Don Peasley Phtography by Kaaren Dodge) Food Mart Fined For Short Measure Sales Eight firms in three counties were fined for violations of laws administered by the Illinois Division of Agricultural In­ dustry » Regulation. Fines as high as $200 and costs as high as forty-eight dollars were assessed for the violations, all of which were in the area of short measure sales. In McHenry county. Van's Super market, in Richmond was fined for a violation of Illinois Weights and Measures act (selling or offering or ex­ posing for sale less than the quantity represented of any commodity, thing, or service). On April 7, 1977, they were fined $200 and twenty-five dollars costs. J PRICES GOOD MAY 25 -MAY 30 BASSETT BEDDING SALE QUEEN SIZE BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS Hat $249.95 SALE PRICE *17995 TWIN SIZE BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS 109" Reg.$159.95 FULL SIZE BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS salepr.ce*13995 PAUL BUNYAN BEDROOM SET Solid Pine Honey or dark finish SAVE DURING THIS SALE! OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 IttclfBHRY Home ol American Drew ftKnishiiMis LANE CEDAR CHEST NOW SAQ95 ONLY *99 AND UP CURIO CABINETS ALL WOOD J199 AND UP 95 ONE WEEK ONLY! 10% OFF ENTIRE STOCK IN STORE !ICiS OUR ALREADY PISCOUNTED PRICES (EXCEPT LAMPS) Early American SOFA& LOVESEAT • Way Hand Tied Cotton Wrapped MODERN BEDROOM SET •72' dresser •40 chest •Queen size headboard •2 mirrors Suggested Price $999.95 IE& CHAIR SALE! LAY-AWAY FOR FATHER'S DAY... iMlfe OCCASIONAL STRATO LOUNGER CHAIRS RECLINER mmrJ ML " Asstd. Colors. Velvet ASSORTED COLORS 1 WdJM&J REG $1 OQ95 7/22#/ 5199 95 TTiImf ROCKERS *1999tf«iiPfl WdJM&J REG $1 OQ95 7/22#/ 5199 95 TTiImf ROCKERS r*9"" JaPnH| HEFT *139" J jlr | Reg $199.95 | I NOW $799 NIGHTSTANO EXTRA 95 We also have the finest selection ol top name quality Traditional, Contemporary, & Early American ̂ living room groups at very reasonable prices. QUEEN SIZE SOFA BED REG. $699.95 8 inch foam cushioning, wing back design. 95 '389 AMERICAN DREW DINING ROOM SET " i M" leah eitend to W" • UphohUrtd chiHi 4 tide A 2 inn • 54 china cabinet 1349" PAINTINGS HUGE SELECTION BUY ONE LAMP, GET THE SECOND KING KOIL MATTRESS BOX SPRING I MATTRESS, 10 »r. guarantee. $4995 AND UP FREE THIS WEEK ONLY *209" TABLE & 4 CHAIRS 1-14" Leaf, 42" round extends to 60 SUG. $419 NOW '299 95 Home ol American Drew ltt«IIGHKY Rome ftKitishiitgs TU^V Tknfr/lr«t V~., ftee Set-Up, Delivery, 90 Day$ Same As Cash 385-8200 4618 W. RT. 120 McHenry, III. L _ T h e S t o r e T h a t C a r e s T o S a v e Y o u M o n e y Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9am to 9pm Med. & Sat sam to 6pm Sun. noon to 5pm