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75 CARS American Legion Post 491 - RINGWOOD ROAD, McHENRY - FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P. M.) PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT ^OTHER MENU AVAILABLE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC "2ND TIME AROUND" COCKTAIL HOUR MplN.--WED.--THIJRS.--FRIDAY 3:30 lo 6:00 Cut Price# ONE DAY 4C0ME TAX SERVICE CALL 385-4410 for appointment A FEW CHOICE NEW I977's STILL LEFT - HURRY! "THE NO HASSLE DEALER WITH SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE".... Mon.-Thurs.9-9 Fri. 9-7 Sot. 9-5 Sun. 11-4 SERVICE AAon.-Fri.7:30-5:30 Sot. 8-12 LINCOLN Kf \ ' ---- (('Joi/ege (J LINCOLiVMERCl RY On Rt. 31 just N. of 176 Crystal Lake 815-459-4900 \ I I W S f A P E R / NATIONAL N ggjjggg rwHt* ng f r t t Pflli g| NNA SUSTAINING ® MEMBER SUBSRIPTION RATES ^ 1 Year 810.50 1 Year fl 5.00 S In McHmry and Lake Outside AAcHonry and County Lak* County 1977 NO FROST TO FIGHT and you can add ICC muKei/ TOO# ICEMAGIC" Automatic Ice Maker can be installed now or later. Have ice at hand all the time...automatically. Optional at extra coat I DA im Poll 1005 N. Front (S. Rte. 31) LCC 01 lldjf LietUlV McHenry, III. 385-0882 PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. .lAVITARjV 27. 1978 Spring Grov< Eva Freund 675-2135 Club Welcomes And Installs ew Members The Lotus Country Women's club welcomed and installed three new members at the Jan. 18 meeting before twenty-eight members and two guests.:« Secretary Eva Freund presided over the installation ceremony.^ introducing Marge Nadrowski. Luella May and Florence Hansen Grace before the meal was said by Pauline Horak and lunch served Acknowledgments were received for donations sent by the club to IFWC Indian Affairs chairman; from the Karlhoffer family for the basket of food; and from the Elgin Mental Health center. The club also received acknowledgments from the family of Tippy Klein for the contribution to St. Bede's church in her memory. The memorial to the Vina A./ Miller Scholarship fund was accepted graciously by the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs c, An invitation \vas received froni the Harvard Women's club to their, itectorocity day Feb 6 at J Jp m: Vtepresen- tatives of LCW^C wiy ^tend. On Feb. 14 members-are invited to attend the meeting Rich­ mond Women's club. There will be a speaker Social Security. Judy Brewer reported that the projector and screen for the Headstart program has been purchased Birthday greetings were sung for those having birthdays in January. All were sorry to hear of the serious illness of Harriet Olson, a member of the club for many years. The "flu"' hit quite TCIIJS The McHenry Plaindealer Established 1875 3812 West Elm Stroot Phono 385-0170 AAcHonry, Illinois 60050 Publishod Every Wednesday 8 Friday at AAcHonry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at AAcHonry, Illinois By AAcHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscriber* or* requested to provide Immediate notice of change of odd red to The McHanry Plolndeoler 3S12 W. Clm St.. McHenry, III. MOM. A deduction of one month from tile expiration of a tubtcrlption will be mode where a change of oddrett It provided through the Pott Office Department. Larry E. Lund-Publisher Adele Froehlich-Editor a few members. Dorothy Or- solini was hospitalized because of pneumonia but was present and is feeling better. Catherine Kelly was chosen Woman of the Month. A delegation from the club attended the District 4 meeting Jan 16 and Frances Heinemann gave a report. Members were urged to sub­ scribe to the GFWC newspaper and the Club Woman news. The club will sponsor 50 miles in the marathon of the Sno- Grovers Snowmobile club for./> the benefit of Richmond Rescue squad . The program for the next ' meeting Feb. 15 will be "Show and Tell". d ILLNESS Patients in St. Theresa's hospital, Waukegan, are Walter Kowalski and Mrs. Leo (Kay) Smith Kay underwent surgery Jan. 18 I am happy to report that Frances Heinemann is fine following eye surgery. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Heinemann for a 5 o'clock dinner was held Jan. 2, at their home Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zgrnstorff, Mr. and Mrs. John Horak. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jung, Julia May, Dolores May and Eva Freund. DELIVER COOKIES The holiday season is over but I would like you to know of one of the nicest things that happened when the Sno- Grovers Snowmobile club delivered cookies and sang carols, stopping at the homes of all senior citizens^in town. A beautiful gesture which was greatly appreciated. White Or Brown? Generally speaking, Americans are split in their preferences between white and brown eggs Interestingly, about four out of five Midwesterners favor white eggs. <jyhile New Englanders slightly favor brown. A picture is worth a thousand words on this adorable Sheltie-Terrier three-month-old male pup. His foster home says he is one in a,million...all shots, good with children and pets. Call his foster folks at 455-0340 after 5 p.m. evenings. t R. NELSON PHOTO HELPING PAWS ANIAAAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 • Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 • (815) 459-2641 bV &*•!!• Atwell Perhaps you saw the picture recently of the first robin to arrive in this area, feathers all puffy trying to keep warm. It was being fed by mechanics near where it had perched. Brave little fellow. Snowstorms notwithstanding, this arrival means spring is coming and Helping Paws is getting ready for its pre-spring and spring ventures. Exciting to plan, we hope they offer something worthwhile to pel owners, would-be pet owners, and are beneficial to pets. On Saturday, Feb. 11, and Sunday, Feb. 12, HP is spon­ soring a Valentine pet parade at Crystal Point mall. Posters will soon go up at the mall and application blanks will be available at shops there. Saturday is Feline Fancy day - cats in the show ring, and others nearby for adoption Sunday, it's Canine corner with dogs in the show ring and others nearby for adoption. There are five categories for judging the felines and canines - most dignified, most at­ tractive, most personality, most affectionate, and most obedient. Visit the HP booth, ta^lk with the representatives, ask questions, voice complaints Whey are always anxious to learn), purchase ID tags for your pet and watch -or par­ ticipate in the run. Anyone may enter one or more pets in one or all of the five categories. Prizes will be given. Then in April Pawsmobile will the Helping be unveiled. The mobile unit will be em­ bellished with the HP paws print insignia and all ready to go on its HP public relations missions -- becoming acquainted with residents in various parts of the county, educating the public about pets, carrying smal^'animals for adoption and other related tasks. It can 3erve as tem­ porary housing for strays as well. A call for volunteers goes out again - those who can act as jii^ges for the pet parade, people to help care for the pets for adoption, those who would like to help prepare the Pawsmobile" for its curtain call; those who may want to attend board meetings to learn more about the organization. Recognition goes to HP contributors - the Christmas appeal for funds has brought in $1,953 so far, most of it in $5 and "$10 donations. These loving donations testify to the num­ bers of residents in the area who care deeply about animal welfare. To volunteer, to obtain more information on HP activities, or to inquire about the pets listed below call 459-2641, hours 10 to 2, Monday through Saturday. If HP doesn't have a pet for you the Animal Control center in Woodstock just might -- 338- 7040. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Cockapoo. 4-month-old male pup, white, 312-658-7221. Sheltie-Terrier 3-month-old male pup, 455-0340. Golden Retriever mix, year old female, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 312-639-4423. Black Lab mix pups, 8-weeks- old, many male and female, 455-2117 after 4. Terrier-Poodle female, housebroken, spayed, curly black-grey, all shots, good with children. 455-0296. Eleven-week-old male Beagle, all shots. 338-0982. SAVE MADE TO MEASURE DRAPERIES •Ready Made Draperies (Made to your exact length) •Bedspreads •Fabric Only All merchandise and special orders reduced Many Floor samples Reduced Up to 40% Many items in stock for immediate delivery "ONLY GOOD THINGS LAST" CATS FOR ADOPTION Orange semi-long hatred young adult, neutered, all shots, 455-2577. Young female, blackish- brown color, small, 459-1253. Four kittens, 7 weeks, two white females, one white male, 1 black, 312-639-2881. White young female with blending of grey, black, gold semi-long hair, 312-639-7252. LOST AND FOUND Lost: Shepherd Retriever mix, 6 years old, reddish brown male, 344-2808 after 6. Due to space we are not able to print all of the many lost dogs and cats. If you find one, please notify Helping Paws at once. We never take them off of our books and never stop trying to find them their homes, 459- 2641, from 10 to 2 Monday through Saturday. Evening hours are from 7-10 at 312-658- 7221. Found: Young female, white with orange blend, semi-long haired cat, found in December in McHenry, 385-2451. Found: V^hite with black spots, female,^emi-long hairec cat, McCulloraLake, 385-4858. Found ^ Black long haired, medium^ize, male, young adult, cljoke chain, McHenry area, 344-1959 after 6. . Just think folks what a collar and tag could have done for these pets Football For Everyone On a per capita basis, boys in North Dakota are 10 times more likely to play in an organized football league than boys in New York Peach Power Delicious fresh peaches should­ n't be judged by their blush -- for their red color isn't always a good indicator of ripeness. Cneck the background color, it should be creamy to a very mellow yellow Also look for well defined creases FABRICUT - RELIABLE • WELLINGTON - AERO SALE ENDS FEB. 2.1978 HAVEMEYER'S ON ROUTE 120 BETWEEN VOLO & McHENRY PHONE 815-385-2295 HOURS: 9:30-5:30 Dolly 9:00-5:00 Sat. Closed Sun. Model EET141JK Whirlpool 14.4 to. ft. 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